one, some uni changi their own priority dead lines, whether in arizona or ohio and so students might need to submit their forms earlier than they might have otherwise needed to, maybe as early as november t start accessing institl aid from the colleges and the second is really becau you get a better sense of your whole financial e financia process whether that's early are come. key mistakes to avoid making on this early application? >> really not filling it out is the bigge one and i say tha $2. federal aid went unclaimed despite the fact that students gradua with about $37,000 in student loa debt so that means there's a lot of free federal aid out there that people are not taking advantage of and there's a few reasons why. a lot of times students do not qualif and wouldn't bother and fill it out. >> and what other tips do you have to get the most financial ? >> in terms of just general tips, we really see a lot of studen not actually knowing that they can negotiate their tuition once they actually get into the college. negotiate? >> yeah. somethi a lot of people don't really know. i

one, some universities are changing their own priority deadlines, whether in arizona or ohio and so students might need to submit their forms earlier than they might have otherwise needed to, maybe as early as november to start accessing institutional aid from the colleges. and the second is really because you get a better sense of your whole financial picture as you go through the financial process whether that's early decision or regular decision. >> who are come. what are some common mistakes to avoid making on this early application? >> really not filling it out is the biggest one and i say that because $2.7 billion of free federal aid went unclaimed despite the fact that students graduate with about $37,000 in student loan debt so that means there's a lot of free federal aid out there that people are not taking advantage of and there's a few reasons why. a lot of times students do not qualify and wouldn't bother and that's really what we want to encourage you is might as well fill it out. >> and what other tips do you have to get the most financial aid possible? >> in terms of just gene

if your trying to play offense, trump has to worry about that if he somehow wins ohio or arizona andoses utah. i don't see a downside to it. they know from what we know. arizona is winnable. john: these have been the states in democratic reach state parlance. arizona has been the one that they thought the right circumstances could tip first. georgia likely to tip second. states like missouri are not changing demographically. it is super smart. it goes back to answering your question -- why are they spending so much time raising money? this is why. so they could get to this point and have money to burn if they needed to. in an effort to deflect attention from the controversies and offer up a more conventional message to which you might be able to stick, donald trump rolled out a new five point ethics reform plan, framing himself as a russian outsider that will --washington outsider that will cleanse the landscape. he wants to expand the definition of lobbyist while banning branch officials from lobbying from foreign governments. and trump called for campaign-finance tinges that would

perhaps in a state like ohio or arizona where we have a very, very close race, we might get a few,000 votes shifting either way that could change things, but the state of the electoral map for donald trump is such that he has to have a per week and a perfect run for the battleground states on election night to win. it's not impossible. it could happen, but it still seems far more likely that hillary clinton given the margins in some of those battleground states can ride this out. something big could happen on either side to change the race. right now it doesn't seem like the e-mail thing has the capacity to shake this up. >> brian, i was seeing stories earlier this week where they were interviewing people going to the polls and they were walking to the polls saying, i still don't know what i'm going to do. i understood you spoke with clinton's chief strategist joel bennenson and what did you learn? >> reporter: it strikes me talking about the polls that we're in the period of time where we find a dramatic new development and we get polling on the dramatic new development. it's that pe

if she is in ohio, and it is good to spend time here, if she loses ohio, which want to spend time in georgiao or arizona, traditionally republican states that she now seems to be competitive, so do you play defense or offense? that's wha they had to decide during the final week. donald trump, tries to lessen the lead, is in some lead in some states like florida, where he isis with a four-point lead, and other statesou show him closing the g or at least tied with hillary clintono today he's told supporters that the latest development in the e-mail in his favor.l >> this could be the mother lode. 650,000 that they found, just reported. i would think that they would have some bad ones but we will find out. doubt in the next nine days, she and her special interests will say or do something, do detracts. despite his rising numbers, average of national polls shows hillary clinton with a four-point lead. >> try to determine the cause of the devil house fire in madison township, fire crews were calle to the home of 7,000 block of north ridge roadth , state fire marshall, bci, madison township and lake county wo

arizona, maybe ohio. those are going to make the difference in whether or not these revelations -- it's not even revelationss the questions that have not yet in answered. much is that going to affect the turnout in those key battleground states? says thehris krueger margin off hillary clinton's lead that it won't make a difference. he also says it will help gop whoout among republicans are disheartened at the top of the ticket and perhaps pick up a few undecided independents. this is about the down ballot vote. >> it helps explain what harry reid was so frustrated about when he writes to jim comey saying he may have violated the law. they could make all the difference if she has any window to enact any agenda of her choosing. what's the strategy when it comes to hillary clinton and donald trump? yesterday went back to traditional themes. she left it to her allies to attack comey. donald trump has had a bit of a campaign reset because of this. how do they go about the next seven eight days? >> this is all about messaging to democratic voters, not to undecideds. that's why you saw in her initial response this

independents that he's lost over the past couple of weeks to help him make sure arizona is safely red and help him win ohio oro indication he's actually doing what the campaign needs do besides having big rallies and tweeting and that is clearly not doing it. >> jeffrey lord, what do you see the democrats doing? that other folks don't? >> i think tomorrow he'll be in johnstown, pennsylvania. which is where he should be to carry pennsylvania. discussing i'm sure trade issues and coal which is very important in that section of pennsylvania. and as you know she's been out of there saying she in essence wants to take coal miners jobs from them etc. this is having an effect there. so he's going there and i'm sure he's going to be coming back again. >> well you look at the map. >> right. but this is how you have to do it. state by state by state. you have to target your issues and your states and go in there and get this job done. and that is what he's doing. and bring the message all together. the kind of message that was talked about in the debate. the disparate parts of it. the elites versus the e american peopl

moot because they had no way to get states like ohio, mississippi, arkansas, and alabam, they do have a supply. there was concern over whether or not arizona could get a hold of it to resume executions. while the state promised not to use the drug, attorneys say if not, then what? the inmates deserve to know what they will be killed with. i spoke with the department of death division for arizona that did not accept the argument. >> the judge is not going to blindly accept what he hears from the state. i think that is wise on his part. what does the state's statement that we won't use it really mean. what if that changes if there is a new director of the department of corrections? what does that mean if there is a new attorney general? what does it mean if there is a what does it mean if we wake up tomorrow and say it is a whole new world? >> reporter: basically, there is a lot of unseasonty. the judge wants to further explain why they think the lawsuit is moot. before they argue they don't have access to the drug but now they know the other states do, the argument is not strong enough. until they revise the argument, bring the -- a new arg

present obama is a or the vice president biden is a new hampshire in and the first lady is in arizona. >>> tonight is the final debate for ohio and it. senator rob portman and former governor picked up at 7:00. you can see it right here on news five and news five cleveland .com. are on news 5-acre is one of the moderators. >>> coming up customers angry >>> possible criminal charges for wells fargo. why california's attorney general is investigating the bank. >>> coming out of the shadows. the effort of one local artist to help people with mental >>> in the shooting death of olympian tyson days daughter of worth person has been arrested year-old lamont williams in the custody yesterday. he is charged with wanton endangerment. police say williams is one of the individual who exchanged fire in the parking lot. >>> new jersey governor chris christie will appear in court for the first time next month. this is in connection to the so-called rigid gate scandal. bill brennan accuses christie a failing to the closure of lanes on the new jersey side of the george washington bridge in 2013. christie has long denied any wrongdoing. the j

nevada, arizona, florida, pennsylvania, ohio. they are either in new york or california and yet you have taxes. in the last census, 51% of the population boom in the american populace was because the children of immigrant of the latino boom and find themselves an unsuspecting places. this is for one of the largest reasons when you start talking about issues of social justice and the immigration. social equity. all of a sudden you see in alertness because it impacts them disproportionately. i actually think right now you are seeing a renaissance within catholicism. for many latinos, the one we've been waiting for because he's speaking to those issues of equity, of social justice. and then you have a presidential candidate who decides to have a tiff with the pope on social media. shocking. breaking news. but he calls the pope disgraceful, when the popes have sent what you have to be charitable with those that are the most poor and it wasn't surprising to a lot of catholics when he went to the border of el paso and basically had a conversation on this idea that w

or unclear. for instance, arizona has a law that bans photographs within 75 feet of your polling place but you're allowed to share your completed ballots online. included in those are ohio and pennsylvania. 20 states and the district of columbia do not have laws against ballot selfies. in fact, just last month, california governor jerry brown people their marked ballots. when you're in the voting booth november 8th, make sure you know the law. you don't want to go to jail for voting. >> leading the news, california lawmakers are condemning the pentagon after the department of defense ordered nearly 10,000 national guard soldiers to repay their enlistment bonuses from over a decade ago. those often reached $15,000 or more. kevin mccarty says the pentagon and congress s deaths and calls the pentagon's demands disgraceful. >> that would have been long spent if i had it. >> police in madeira, california, are searching for suspects who opened fire on one of their own in a car chase. >> the dramatic moments capture on the officer's dash cal. cops tell nbc a suspect fired nine times add the officers' car. moments later, four more shots windshield of the cop car. a civilian in

or unclear. arizona has a law that bans photographs within 75 feet of your polling place but you are allowed to share your completed ballot online. and the ever important state of ohio and pennsylvania. just last month, california governor jerry brown reversed a 0- from showing people their marked ballots. >> when it comes to selfie sticks, that's a whole other thing. >>> leading the news this morning california law makers are condemning the pentagon after the national defense ordered national guardsman to repay their bonuses. they often reached $15,000 or more. kevin mccarthy says the pentagon debt. calling the pentagon's demands disgraceful. >>> police in california are searching for suspect that opened fire on one of their own during a car chase. >> shots fired. >> those dramatic moments you can see captured on the officer's dash cam. a suspect in the front passenger seat fired nine times and were fired, shatting the wind shield of the officer's car. a civilian in the officer's car part of a ride along program was injured. the officer was not. they ditched the vehicle and a search around the vehle produced a gun and other evidence. they hope this will help them c

includes states that are leaning to her like ohio, arizona which is a big surprise, trump has an opportunity to take them back, but coming off of the three debates or controversies we don't need to review here it is clear that trump is in a big hole in the electoral college and hillary clinton may be skating to victory those strange things can happen. jenna: like what? >> wikileaks must have plenty more revelations was i don't know what they have got or what they are revealing. other things can happen, internationally, domestically on the campaign. historically to look at this i would say clinton has a strong chain as far as what trump people want to hear about. jenna: over the last 18 months the scene has repeated itself, no way he is going to win. and somehow he finds a way to come out on top. looking at the electoral map, what do you what to do? >> has to turn ohio, certainly has to win north carolina. he is not winning any of those states. has to turn a big state like pennsylvania and retain things like arizona and the other ones on the map as well as a republican, it is a big task and multitask assignment, all these individual states to shore

or 40% of the total elector rat. trump is doing well with early voters in ohio, iowa and georgia. clinton's early vote is strong in florida, north carolina, arizona and colorado. >> hallowed ground where so many lives were given in service to freedom. >> reporter: trump chose historic gettysburg of the bloodiest battle as his closing contract, but upstaged himself first promising losses against the democratic party for the election and the women who falsely accused him of sexual misconduct. he threatened to halt three big big merger arguing they are corrupt and consolidate too much power.in napele there is, carl cameron, fox news. >> daniel: fox25 has a crew headed to cover the events. rallies, the latest poll numbers and information about early voting results as the information comes in. >>> it wasn't the prettiest of wins, but the patriots are back home in firm control of the afc east. as fox25's butch stearns reports from pittsburgh, it was a sloppy game for both teams. >> reporter: winning a football game in pittsburgh against the steelers is never easy, but the patriots found a way to get it done here on sunday. sometimes it looked easy. tom

arizona, north carolina, ohio, florida, texas, and georgia. clinton and trump are separated by about 5 percentage points or less in the states according to a new "washington post" poll. to watch the debate, state right here on ktvu. we will be live streaming it on ktvu.com and our mobile app as well as our ktvu facebook and youtube pages. >>> ktvu's allie rasmus reports from the school with the latest on the investigation from police after the shooting. >> reporter: police have not made any arrests but they have leads they are follow upping on-- following up on. there is surveillance video from the outside of the school that has been helpful in tracking down the suspects. there were four males seen running away from the parking lot in dark clothes after the shooting. shots rang out around 3:15 here in the parking lot of the school for equity, a high school in san francisco. the bullets struck a teenage girl and three teenage boys, all students here at the school. the female underwent surgery but the principal says that student and the other three male victims are in good spirits and in good condition. police have not made any arrests but they

arizona, ohio, north carolina and florida. in many of these states hillary clinton is ahead or tied with you.in most of these states has a better ground operation than you and much more money than you in the bank. donald trump's task this morning was almost impossible. even if he won all of these gold states, even if he won them all on the board, absolutely no guarantee of this, in fact incredibly hard it wouldn't be enough, even if he won them all. what did he need? he needed a shift in the national dynamic. too much to ask in ten or 11 days to change eight or nine states, or to win eight or nine states. six point lead in the national poll. he needs to get it to one or two. if he is down it is conceivable nationally he can win at the state level. watch this. see if it gets closer, number two, the first poll may show a big swing. don't believe it. wait until the second, third and fourth. you could see a swing but the question is does it trickle back. in the a case of the "access hollywood" tape, we were talking about a blowout, it crept back. not fully back. this was a dead heat race a month

or six points and turn around. our path is florida, ohio, iowa and north carolina. >> we are in arizona because it is in play because of the shame of things donald trump is saying about p.o.w.'ss has put that in play and important governor races in indiana and missouri and we put in resources. >> check this out, the politics subcommittee card showing hillary clinton clenching the electoral vote with 262 of 270 votes need but the door is open for donald trump. we will bring in our political reporter for the daily beast. betsy, we will get to the map in a second but coupled with half dozen over swing states, the trump campaign manager is saying trump's management to the white house including florida where is where he is naples, ohio, iowa, north carolina, and even with a big two week media blitz, they are planning, what kind of strategy will kellyanne conway need to make the statement come true? >> it will be tough. florida and north carolina, particularly, hillary clinton is kind of taking the lead over donald trump the last few weeks, the incredibly damages news cycles since the course of the debate. those states us

or two. now, that could affect florida, could affect north carolina, could affect arizona, could affect iowa, could affect ohioe those states are very very close. and that's what i'm waiting for. the national numbers aren't that interesting to us anymore. it's the battleground states where this election is going to be won or lost. >> what about the fact that close to 20 million people have already voted? >> well, you know, i understand why people vote early. i have done it myself. you look at the calendar, maybe you are some place else on election day but here's the price. when you do it. 20 million people didn't have the information that occurred friday and whatever else is going to happen in the next ten days. i'm sure, you have been around campaigns enough to know, there are going to be other bombshells dropped on both of the candidates. campaigns save things for the end. so when you vote early, you don't know about any of that stuff. it's like writing a review of a play after act two at intermission. >> never a good idea. >> you don't get the full play. >> you don't. i talked to somebody who just voted ove

or live in the tracking poll. in the ibd poll most accurate last election. and look at the state. crucial swing state in ohio and pehind in red state arizona.ething is going on with the poll ps. they are all over the map. big media are hyping the poll ps that show hillary up by six is. mitt romney was up by six and lost by four. assume hillary is ahead head. look at the track record of trump come backs. three week surges launched donald trump back in the lead. trump, if you believe the trends is poised. i think be brong. especially with wiki-leaks andun known outside events ready to shape the race. joe biden threatens to punch out donald trump and will the press even cover it? and don't miss hillary clinton having pun p. i didn't think he would be okay with a peaceful transition of power. [accountant] my job is to manage and grow businesses. and i've never seen a rocket ship take off like this. [owner] i'm lindsey. i'm the founder of ezpz. my accountant... ...he's almost like my dad in this weird way. yeah, i'm proud of you. you actually did some of the things i asked you to do the other day (laughs). [owner] ha, ha, ha. [accountant] i've b

or 40% of the electorate. trump is doing well in ohio, iowa and georgia. clinton's early vote efforts appear strong in florida, north carolina, arizona and colorado. according to the latest federal election commission disclosures, trump combined with the republican national committee and state parties has 1409 staffers across the country in 16 key battleground states. that is one fifth of the 5128 staffers the democrat committee employee with the clinton campaign in their 15 battlegrounds. >> hallowed ground where so many lives were given in service to freedom. >> trump chose gettysburg, the site of the bloodiest battle to deliver what was billed as his closing argument yesterday. he recast his policy goals as a contrast with american voters but upstaged himself by claiming lawsuits against the democratic party and the women he said that falsely accused him of sexual misconduct and threatened that halt business proposals and arguing they are corrupt and would consolidate too much power. >> trump continues to barnstorm the sunshine tomorrow with stops both in st. augustine on the atlantic coast and in tampa and the day after tomorrow he heads out t

or by mail and here they are. all the yellow states. it's how they roll. today arizona and the swing state of ohio join the list.olitical experts note early voting matters a whole lot, particularly in the battleground state of ohio. that's because a third of all voters voted early in 2012, one-third of them according to the associated press. shannon bream is live. for republicans it's always all about ohio, isn't it? >> it really is. shep, you mentioned that one-third early vote last time. it's trending the same way, maybe even more. they started today, that early in-person, no excuses needed absentee voting. officials say president obama was so far ahead in 2012 that mitt romney could not catch up even though they say he won ohio in the vote that was cast on the actual election day. both parties realize how critical the early turnout is. democrats say spend your day election day getting other people to the polls. democrats are outpacing the gop in absentee ballots in ohio. in many sections of the state, absentee ballot requests with people registered with no major party are outpacing both the democrats and repu

ohio. arizona is deeply red. donald trump is going to win in arizona. these folks who think think that donald trump lose the state by 20 or 30 points if they are going to win re-election those people are called insane. kennedy: what has hillary clinton duquette did she throw oliver haft behind the senate races in the six states? >> if i were her i would keep my eye on the props. it's not exactly the movie unfaithful where they can't keep their hands off of each other driving through traffic. i look at this election is like the american voter has tried everything they could not accept her. we have a socialist and we have a trump. kennedy: has the rnc not done enough to inflate the senate candidates from the trump effect? >> yeah. the rnc is trying generally to say that we figure this out and make sure it doesn't that thing the long-term death of the party? that's what they been focused on we know the organization is not up to the level towards the dnc and hillary clinton. those two are never going to be equal. kennedy: that makes you shake your head. >> the trump effect can be healthy. joe heck started losing the polls whe

in ohio or florida, and that is enough just to create chaos across the country. >> or people to say we saw what happened in florida arizona, what else do we not know about? have we not done the other meddli meddling? and you saw vladimir putin say that all the rumors were circulating about the advisers and hacking, he said publicly, i russia's power on the world stage. >> naming and shaming is one option. ma more can be done to protect the systems in the days and the weeks? >> i say that second johnson to find out what are the best methods of protecting themselves. but just to under score what dick said, they will not be able to change the outcome. they will meddle with the voter registration data bases. europe, the manipulation of data. if they have doctored thing, it would be hard to disprove the content of the fake e-mails. they have used that approach before and they can be election-al election-altering. >> why would vladimir putin want trump to be in the oval office? >> a boeing shot bli russian missile. putin needs not a friend but someone who acts as an agent of chaos and trump has said it's ideal for putin to go a

or live in the tracking poll. in the ibd poll most accurate last election. and look at the state. crucial swing state in ohio and pehind in red state arizona. with the poll ps. they are all over the map. big media are hyping the poll ps that show hillary up by six is. mitt romney was up by six and lost by four. assume hillary is ahead head. look at the track record of trump come backs. three week surges launched donald trump back in the lead. trump, if you believe the trends is poised. i think be brong. especially with wiki-leaks andun known outside events ready to shape the race. joe biden threatens to punch out donald trump and will the press even cover it? and don't miss hillary clinton having pun p. i didn't think he would be with a peaceful transition of power. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing info

ohio or florida. the map is too big for him which makes the race so problematic. >> i would be delighted if hillary clinton spent the next two weeks going to arizona and texas and georgia states she is not going to win. you are not wrong to suggest that the map is broad for donald trump. his power to get the attention, the fact that he doesn't need the resources she needs to penetrate. he spent $66 million in tv ads alone. she is under 50%. that makes it fertile terrain for donald trump to really go in there and hone his message and pick up those types of votes. and the reality is in the close of this campaign and you are absolutely right when you say that this problem of the establishment is not just for democrats but republicans, too. guess what donald trump has done, he positioned himself very appropriately as the nonpartisan option to do reform, to change this entire system and not hold to partisan interests. >> hold on. don't get me wrong. we know donald trump's plan to fix washington is not going to work. >> how do you know that? >> i'm getting ready to tell you. the famous economist said donald trump's plan would harpoon the economy and create a deeper r

or six states? >> no. it is a different math for both of them. donald trump needs highway and florida to win and arizona. -- ohio and florida and arizona. y clinton doesn't necessarily need florida. but i think she needs ohio. looks like she is a little bit behind and will throw her energies there. it is a different equation. there are five or six states in play. francine: there is a likelihood that more tapes or scandals or more something will come out. is that looking more like sflip >> absolutely. you have people saying there is a lot of juicy tidbits on the apprentice. those tapes there. there will be more things to drop. those will be interesting tidbits. i don't believe unless there is a real bombshell that either one will sway the voters. the real question is those five or six states are the people going to get to the polls and will they break your way? it looks like in the polls, they are breaking towards hillary but if people feel like she has already won, they may not get to the polls. we know dommed trump's voters are passionate and will go to the polls. ultimately hillary clinton should win. that is the conventional wisdom. t

arizona. but, for example, she may just double down in florida. if she can stop trump in florida or north carolina, there are several states. if she just -- or ohio. if she can stop him from getting one of those states, it basically secures her the math for the electro owe. >> we tap-dance between trump supporters being theus and had motivated. hillary clinton supporters being enthused and motivated. nobody can predict -- >> i've been doing this for 40 years. get out the vote. that's it. nothing more than get out the vote. he basically has no operation. the republican national committee has some very successful operations on the ground in certain states. they don't have the bandwidth. and i'm beginning to get a sense, because i was thinking about it this morning, this may be the republicans' mcgovern. mcgovern was drawing huge crowds until the very end. until the very end, and only won one state, if i remember correctly. >> and one other thing to consider. the get out the vote has also been a get out the vote in early voting. >> 15 million votes, 17 this morning. that will go advantage clinton. they have a strong ground operation. >> and moving f

arizona today but he's also picking up a key endorsement, the ohio police union. in ohio he's five points ahead. >> is the vice presidential debate going more about the individuals or about their superior running mates? >> reporter: it could be a lot more about their running mates because there's so many issues to address and because these individuals, pence and tim kaine are not as well-known. it could a lot more about policy because you got a governor, a senator who is a former governor, who are very conversant in some of these policy issues that were questionable in the other debate. there was a big question whether or not donald trump would get into that. these vice presidential candidates are a bit different. the rule for vice presidential debates tends to be do no harm. they want to come out of this clean. whether they win the debate or not, not doing any harm to the ticket. >> thank you very much. that's tracie potts live in washington. now we're hearing a lot of wall street bashing on the campaign trail. here's hillary clinton yesterday. >> it is outrageous that eight years after a cowboy culture on wall street wrecked our economy we're still seeing powerfu