barack america. not barack biden. barack america. well, you're still one and one. >> didn't he introduce himself as the president once? >> yeah. he's done a lot of things. >> okay. that's where the wires are crossed. >> when you stay on a biden theme he says many things that which brings us once more to a quote from joe biden. >> how is the time to heed the timeless advice from teddy roosevelt. >> the timeless advice from teddy roosevelt. what is that timeless advise? speak softly an carry a big stick? cred belongs to the man whose face is marred bedust, sweat and blood. is it i'm going to trust, bust you up. or is it friends don't let friends vote >> okay. you know, i want to say a. >> he could have said any of these. >> i want to say a but i'm leaning toward c. i'm going to go c. i'm going to trust bust you up. >> it's a biden thing to say. take a look. >> now is the time to heed the timeless advice from teddy roosevelt. speak softly and carry a big stick. end of quote. >> e knew it. >> the obvious one. i gave you the fake ones. >>

of this administration, america is less safe today than it was before barack obama became united states, in arguable. weakened america's place in the world. it's been a combination of factors mostly been lack of leadership. i will give you, i was in washington, d.c. on 9/11. i saw the clouds of smoke rise from the pentagon. >> i was in virginia. >> know you were. we all lived through that day as a nation, it was heartbreaking. i want to give this president credit for bringing osama bin laden to justice. the truth is, osama bin laden led al qaeda. a primary threat today is isis. because hillary clinton failed to renegotiate a status of forces agreement that would have allowed some american combat troops to remain in reaction and secure the hard fought gains the american soldier had won by 2009, isis was able to be literally conjured up out of the

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. >> america is less safe than it was the day barack obama became president. america's place in the world >> both candidates hillary clinton and donald trump are actually live tweeting during tonight's debate. the gop website before the debate actually called mike pence the winner, mentioning that he would talk about certain things during the debate before it even happened. that was changed before the debate began at 9:00. live in election central, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> there were debate watch parties across the region tonight. many gathered on both sides of the political spectrum. "eyewitness news" was at the barn on catherine street for a watch party organized by the clinton campaign. our cameras also went to the talk radio 1210 watch party at chickie's and pete's cafe in south philadelphia where many praised governor pence's performance >> he did an excellent job, i'm proud and excited for donald trump to be our president, and him tore vice president. >> tim kaine is actually answering the questions, he has plans, policy plan

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. >> america is less safe than it was the day barack obama became president. weaken america's place in the world >> both candidates hillary clinton and donald trump are actually live tweeting during tonight's debate. the gop website before the debate actually called mike pence the winner, mentioning that he would talk about certain things during the debate before it even happened. that was changed before the debate began at 9:00. live in election central, david spunt cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> thank you. >>> there were debate watch parties across the region tonight. many gathered on both sides of the political spectrum. "eyewitness news" was at the barn on catherine street for a watch party organized by the clinton campaign. our cameras also went to the talk radio 1210 watch party at chickie's and pete's cafe in south philadelphia where many praised governor pence's performance >> he did an excellent job, i'm proud and excited for donald trump to be our president, and him tore vice president. >> tim kaine is actually answering the questions, he has plans, polic

america is less safe today. that in was the day that barack obama became president of the united states. it we weakened america's place in the world. it's a combination of factors. mostly a lack of leadership. to remember, hillary clinton had a private server in her home that had classified information. on it about drone strikes. e-mails from the president of the united states of america were on there. her private server was subject to being hacked by foreign -- and, we could make. >> a full investigation concluded that not one reasonable prosecutor would take any additional step. and a republican fbi director did an investigation and concluded. >> we are moving on. >> senator if your son or my son handled classified information the way hillary clinton did they would be court martialed. >> that's false. you know that. >> absolutely true. >> gentlemen, please. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my fav

america is less safe today. than it was the day that barack obama became president of the united states. it's absolutely inarguable. weakened america's place in the world. it's been a combination of factors. mostly, a lack of leadership. i will give you -- i was in washington, d.c., on 9/11. i saw the clouds of smoke rise from the pentagon. >> i was in virginia. >> i know you were. we all lived through that day as a nation. it was heart breaking. and i guilt of the to give this president for bringing osama bin laden to justice. the truth is, osama bin laden led al qaeda. the prime threat today is isis. and because hillary clinton failed to renegotiate a status of forces agreement, that would have allowed some american combat troops to remain in iraq and secure the hard-fought gains the american soldier had won, isis was able to be literally conjured up out of the desert and it's overrun vast areas that the american soldier had won in operation iraqi freedom. my heart breaks for the likes of lance corporal scott is he my heart breaks for those in 200 2005. en that nation was secured in 200

america is less safe today. that in was the day that barack obama became president of the united states. it is absolutely inarguable. we weakened america's place in the world. it's a combination of factors. mostly a lack of leadership. to remember, hillary clinton had a private server in her home that had classified information. on it about drone strikes. e-mails from the united states of america were on there. her private server was subject to being hacked by foreign -- and, we could make. >> a full investigation concluded that not one reasonable prosecutor would take any additional step. you don't get to decide the rights and wrongs of this. we have a justice system that does that. and a republican fbi director did an investigation and concluded. >> we are moving on. handled classified information the way hillary clinton did they would be court martialed. >> that's false. you know that. >> absolutely true. >> gentlemen, please. rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. around here, i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. heads up! you know what, don'

after being the architect of the foreign policy of this administration, america is less safe today than it was the day that barack obama became president of the united states. absolutely inarguable. we have weakened america's place in the world. it's been a combination of factors. mostly been a lack of leadership. it is important in this moment to remember that, hillary clinton had a private server in her home information on it about drone strikes, e-mails from the president of the united states of america were on there, her private server was subject to being hacked by foreign powers. we could put cybersecurity first if we just the next secretary of state. >> the investigation concluded that not one reasonable prosecutor would take any additional steps. you don't get to decide the rights and wrongs of this. we have a justice system that does that.

the honorable barack obama, president of the united states of america. pres. obama: generations of the perez family, prime minister netanyahu, members of the israeli government, and the knesset, heads of state, and government, and guests from around the world including president abbas whose presence here is a gesture and reminder of the unfinished business of peace. to the people of israel i could not be more honored to be in jerusalem to say farewell to my friend, shimon peres, who showed us that justice and hope are at the heart of ideas. a free life in a homeland regained. a secure life in a nation that can defend itself by itself. a full life in friendship with nations who can be counted on as allies. always a bountiful life driven by simple pleasures of family and by big dreams. this was shimon perez's life. this is the state of israel. this is the story of the jewish people over the last century. it was made possible by a founding generation that counts shimon as one of its own. shimon once said the message of the jewish people to mankind is that faith a

america safe again. the truth of the matter is 7.5 years of barack obama and hillary clinton's brand of weakenedp has america'sce in the world and stifled america's economy. the truth, the reality is that this election really is about security. it is about prosperity. and it is about ensuring that we have the highest standards of integrity in the highest office in the land. single one of those issues, the clear choice is donald trump. despite traveling billions of miles with our secretary state, the world is more dangerous they -- millions of miles, world is more dangerous today than the day that barack obama and hillary clinton took over. the truth is history teaches that weakness arouses evil. the weak foreign policy of barack obama and hillary clinton, leading from behind, moving red lines, paying ransom to terrorist sponsoring states are all evidence of this failed policy. we cannot have four more years apologizing to our enemies and abandoning our friends. for america to be safe, for the world to be safe, america needs to be strong, and donald trump will lead on the world stage with american strength. whe

of state and the architect of the foreign policy of the administration, america is less safe today than it was the day that barack obama became president of the united states. that's absolutely unarguable. we've weakened america's place in the world. >> let's fish some truth out of that noise. that's argument over the the documents. >> >. the clinton foundation is a private foundation, and gives almost every donation to charitable causes. >> the truth is the trump foundation came under fire for funds used for a variety of noncharitable causes, including settling lawsuit, and they failed to register as a charity. tonight mike pence claimed tonight more than half of hillary clinton's private meetings as secretary of state were with donors to her family's foundation. >> while she was secretary of state, the clinton foundation accepted tens of millions of dollars from foreign governments, and foreign donors. >> now that claim needs context. the associated press reported that 85 of the 154 private the foundation. historically vice president debates rarely change the direction of a presidential race, and tonight our po

and keep working to drive the message about his vision to make america great again and really the failed policies of hillary clinton and barack obama that have weakened america's place in the world, stifled america's economy, and they promise more of the same. we're going to make sure all of that is clear to the american people in the next 33 days. >> all right. after two debates, it's very clear what the clinton kaine strategy is. they want to dump the kitchen sink on donald trump, and what donald trump said 20 years ago. what donald trump said here and there and everywhere. the one thing that i think came out loud and clear last night is you weren't having any part of that. you were talking about substantive issues. i don't think hillary and kaine can talk about the last eight years of the economy. we've doubled the debt. we have the lowest labor participation rate. 12 million more americans in poverty. 8 million more on food stamps. how can they defend that because they want to double down on that? as you pointed out, want to raise taxes, increase spending. that's off the table. they can't talk about the economy. that's wh

you have a poll which suggests that she's going to get a barack obama turnout mung african-america african-americansi don't think that's going to happen. you have a nbc news poll where they took out 8% of the vote because they didn't like the way it looked. i remember when the detroit liberal newspaper on the sunday before the election said john angler would lose by 14 points. he won the governorship that year. i don't take polls as seriously as people who have never run for office. >> but your candidate loves them and has touted them from the beginning. and he's been behind in the last 40 polls that we've seen in the last month. >> if you want to assume the election is over, skip the next two weeks. >> i'm not assuming anything. i'm asking you whether you believe your candidate is behind based on the numbers. >> i remember the odds are at least one in three and maybe better than that. but the difference in intensity and the difference in determination and the degree to which hillary clinton is clearry the most corrupt dishonest person ever nominated by a party all mean that the odds are pretty good

,ecause over in north america the outgoing government of barack obama has ordered to said venezuela ablaze and to put an end to any dialogue. >> the crisis has prompted intervention. has denounced anything between the opposition and the government. laura: french interior minister has pledged additional euros to help keep police officers save. with whatre fed up they see as a lack of protection. two officers were recently seriously injured when a patrol car was firebombed. it's been 10 days of protest with no solution in sight. spontaneous demonstrations by police have been popping up across france. it all started on the night of october 17. understaffed and ilich whipped -- ill-equipped, a group of police officers to site to make their grievances public. thataccused authorities of providing necessary resources to do their jobs. tensions hit a boiling point after a police car was set on fire in a paris suburb earlier this month, critically injuring two officers. they carry out long investigations of 6-8 months, they take risks and make arrests , but six months later they realize they had to

about america entering a post-racial era after the election of barack obama in 2008.we still see quite a bit of occasional racial tension that emerges. to the best of my knowledge, the government has not really released a new kerner report. christopher, what you got for me? >> i guess the turner diaries. do you think that has had any influence on any current nationalist -- or not nationalist, but current movements toward terrorism within? prof. michael: it has been a big influence, primarily on the extreme right subculture. it has presumably influenced a number of terrorists, the most important of whom was timothy mcveigh, who was responsible for bombing the oklahoma city federal building in april 1995, which killed 168 people. he was enamored of the turner diaries, he bought many copies and sold them at gun shows. he was a right-wing -- there was a right-wing bomber who bombed some places in london in 1999. there is people in the extreme right subculture who think the turner diaries is kind of misguided to follow that blueprint for revolution, this idea that the fede

america in 2016. [applause] on security, we talked a lot about it last night. seven and a half years of the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton on the world stage has weakened america's place in the world and embolden our enemies. despite traveling millions of miles as our secretary of state, the world is more dangerous today than the day that hillary clinton took over the foreign policy of this country. our allies are less secure. our enemies are more emboldened. it is important to know that it was hillary clinton who failed to negotiate a status of forces agreement in iraq that resulted in all u.s. military forces pulling out of those hard-fought gains. it created a vacuum in which isis was able to be conjured up out of the desert to overrun vast areas that have been one of at great sacrifice by the american soldier. i see a few people wearing caps that acknowledge their service to this country. would you mind either standing or sliding your hand in the air? if you wore the uniform of the united states of america, would you let us say thanks one more time? [applause] >> thank you for your service.

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millions of americans don't see that pretty picture barack obama has painted for america. barack obama's awful legacy of the last eight years. he can't put it on hold for another month? >> he almost did, didn't he. >> almost made it. why the contempt? why does bill clinton have seeming contempt for barack obama? >> he has resentimenmentresentm. it's not just an ego. if he had healthy ego, we would be in better shape here. i think if you have seething resentments, they come out. you see it all over. this is a year of seething resentments all over the place. >> we want to let you know we're watching hurricane matthew closely this morning. it stormed through haiti leaving massive flooding and death in its path. now it is bearing down on the florida coast and the question is this hour will it be a category 4 or worse when it arrives tonight. bill karins, concern this could be katrina-like proportions just to give you perspective here. >> it could be a worse case scenario. it looks like it is. it's going to go up the coast. it's going to start just north of miami and it looks l

. >> the honorable barack obama, president of the united states of america. pres.nerations of the perez family, prime minister netanyahu, members of the israeli government, and the knesset, heads of state, and government, and guests from around the world including president abbas whose presence here is a gesture and reminder of the unfinished business of peace. to the people of israel -- i could not be more honored to be in jerusalem to say farewell to my friend, shimon perez, who showed us that justice and hope of the zionistt ideals. a free life in a homeland regained. a secure life in a nation that can defend itself by itself. a full life in friendship with nations who can be counted on as allies. always. a bountiful life driven by simple pleasures of family and by big dreams. this was shimon perez's life. this is the state of israel. this is the story of the jewish people over the last century. it was made possible by a founding generation that counts shimon as one of its own. shimon once said the message of the jewish people to mankind is that faith and moral

miles and being the architect of the foreign policy of is in ministration, america is less safe today than it was the day that baracke president. that is absolutely inarguable. we have weakened america's place in the world. scarlet: there were times where mike pence dr. differed from donald trump, especially on russia. on national security and the economy, he is in line. does this move the needle in terms of the undecided voter? point point mike pence seemed to depart wildly saying that the u.s. should attack bashar al-assad's regime in syria. that's nothing that either candidate has proposed on the trail. national security is a winning argument here. the middle east is a mess. that's not really arguable. there have been terrorist attacks in the u.s.. nothing on the scale of 9/11 of course. americans are more afraid of terrorists these days than they ought to be. this rhetoric probably feeds into those fears. joe: alex, thanks for breaking down last night's debate for those that did not watch it. scarlet: or did not watch the whole thing. coming up next, what you need to know to gear up for tomorrow's trading day. t

. >> and, the debate between barack obama and mitt romney. >> north america, energy , you will see jobs come back. >> we also have to look to the future. nextans that in the decade, you will end up going twice as far on a gallon of gas. c-span.org.time on and listen on the c-span radio app. now, hillary clinton speaks at a .ampaign stop in arkham, ohio she discusses her plans to improve national security and the tax plan. this is just over one hour. ♪ mrs. clinton: thank you. wow. hello, akron! wow, i am so excited! it's just fabulous being back here again. i am so grateful to all of you. i want to thank your mayor, thank you for welcoming me here. i want to thank two great members of congress who fight for akron, fight for cleveland, fight for youngstown, fight or ohio and america. congresswoman marcia fudge and congressman sam ryan. now, i'm pretty excited about being here today. and i was especially honored to receive the endorsement of lebron james. [applause] [cheering] now, i may become president, but he will be king of ohio, for as long as there is a king. i'm obviously delighted

after being the architect of the foreign policy of this m administration, america is less safe today than it was the day that barack obama became it's absolutely inarguable. we've weakened america's place in the world. it's been a combination of factors, but mostly it's been a lack of leadership. i will give you, and i was in washington, d.c. on 9/11, i saw the clouds of smoke rise from the pentagon. >> i was in virginia. >> i know you were. we lived through that day as a nation. and i want to give this president credit for bringing but the trust is, osama bin laden led al qaeda. our primary threat today is isis. because hillary clinton failed to renegotiate a status of forces agreement that would have allowed some american combat troops to remain in iraq and secure the hard-fought gains the american soldiers had won, by 2009, isis was able to be literally conjured up out of the desert and has overrun vast freedom. my heart breaks for the likes of lance corporate scott sebowski. he fell in fallujah in 2005. he fought hard through some of the most difficult days in operation iraqi freedom and he paid the ultimate sa

america is less safe than it was in when barack obama became president of the united states. >> there's a fundamental choice for the american electorate. do you want a your higher president and hillary clinton or your fired in donald trump is >> just delivered to the 1980s, just delivered the 196 teeth by lowering taxes across the board for working families, small businesses and family farms. ending the war encore. millions more people living in poverty today than the day that barack obama and hillary clinton at his side. honestly, senator, you can roll up the numbers on the sunny side of people in scranton no different. people in fort wayne, indiana different. >> instead of 175,000 troops deployed overseas. >> iraq has been overrun by isis because hillary clinton failed. >> donald trump since wages are too high. donald trump and mike pence think we have to eliminate the federal minimum wage. >> policies of this administration which other clinton senator came -- >> he built a business career and one of the words of his own campaign staffer, off the backs with the little guy. he started

of miles, being the architect of the foreign policy of this administration, america is less safe today than it was the day barack obama became president. we have weakened america's place in the world. it has been a combination of factors but mostly a lack of leadership. onas in washington, d.c. 9/11 and i saw the clouds of smoke rise from the pentagon. mr. kaine: i was in virginia with the pentagon. mr. pence: it was heartbreaking. i will give this president credit for bringing osama bin laden to justice. the truth is osama bin laden led al qaeda. the primary threat today is isis and because hillary clinton a way thatenegotiate would have allowed some american combat troops to remain in iraq and security hard-fought gains , isis wasd won able to be conjured up out of the desert and has overrun vast areas the americans had won. ofheart breaks for the life a corporal who fought hard to some of the most difficult days in operation iraqi freedom and paid the ultimate sacrifice to defend our freedom to secure that nation and that nation was secured in 2009 but because hillary clinton and barack obama failed to provid

after being the architect of the foreign policy of this administration, america's less safe today than it was the day that barack obama became president of the united states. it's absolutely inarguable. we've weakened america's place in the world. it's been a combination of factors but mostly it's been a lack of leadership. i will give you, and i was in washington, d.c. on 9/11. i saw the clouds of smoke rise from the pentagon. >> i was in virginia. where the pentagon's located. >> i know you were. we all lived there that day as a nation. it was heartbreaking. and i want to give this president credit for bringing osama bin laden to justice. but the truth is, osama bin laden led al qaeda. our primary threat today is isis. and because hillary clinton failed to renegotiate a status of forces agreement that would have allowed some american combat troops to remain in iraq and secure the hard-fought gains the american soldier had won by 2009, isis was able to be literally conjured up out of the desert and it's overrun vast areas that the american soldier had won in operation iraqi freedom. my heart breaks for the like

. >>> after traveling millions of miles, america is less safe today than it was than when barack obamaesident of the united states. it weakened america's place in the world. mostly it's been a lack of leadership. >> another key moment from tonight's debate between governor mike pence and senator tim kaine. joining us now with reaction, david clark, and geraldo riviera. geraldo, let's start with you. you're a hard critic. anything trump you've been annoying lately. >> think that is inaccurate. my overview is that it was a pleasure watching two decent, patriotic god-fearing americans go at it. both are the fathers of serving united states marines and thinking how different this campaign would be if these were the two figures at the top of both respective tickets. ratings would be lower but you'd have a more sensible and more reasoned debate over real issues. >> what is so reasonable about tim kaine tonight? he wouldn't should up. >> i think in the beginning of the debate he was annoying so i give pence the slight advantage over who won, quote unquote, the debate. pence did something dump

earlier, that a majority of white americans actually did not vote for barack obama so to somehow blame him now for the state of america'srelations is silly. there's no question that barack obama has been a role model not just for young after crican-ames but for all young people, the way he's talked about race has been really inspirational. i know it has been for my kids. >> i think it's important for paris, because paris you were head of outreach, right? >> i was director of blackout reach. >> then that question should have asked that question to you, why was it incumbent the other black president when 43 other presidents weren't able to do that, to bring us closer together? >> yeah, dopplen, i -- there wa lot of unerabreasonable expectas put on president obama when he came into office, but the reason why one would think president obama would be able to do more is let's just be frank because he was african -- he is african-american, because he would have a connection to the community and if not him, then who? he would be the best person to help bring this country together on both sides of the aisle and on both communiti

he is. >> told on, bakari, van, as i said deacon, i understand those words, g-damn america that didn't come out of barack obama's mouth, that came out of reverend wright's mouth. the words on that bus came out of donald trump's mouth. if donald trump had sat in a church with a preacher, who said those things, that would be a different story, but i don't think -- i think it's apples and oranges to compare those two situations. >> but i'll tell if you donald trump had sat in that church, i'll tell you every night on cnn around-the-clock, there would be a different member of that church there and it would be on, and on, and on. >> you don't remember 2008? >> that's not accurate. what's accurate is that donald trump said that he likes to commit sexual assault because he can do that. he said i just walk up and i grab them because i can do that. i'll put a tick ta-tac in my mo and i'll kiss them and you have women who said he put a tic-tac and he kissed me. but this is the same person who talked about women's appearances, women's flat-chests, the whole plethora, who walked into locker rooms women were changing

sot barack obama, president of the united states of america: "you've got a guy who office every single day, every single way and on the other side you've got somebody who is as qualified as has ever run for the presidency, hillary rodham clinton." leads trump by 12 percentage points among likely voters, 50% to 38%. that's her highest support and his lowest support to date in abc news and abc news, washington post polls. black hawk county is testing its voting machines today. the county auditor says the tests are required before every election and with some concerns about rigging, th transparent. a group of voting machine technicians from all parties carry out the week long testing. machine results are compared against the totals for pre-marked ballots. iraqi and kurdish forces continue to march toward mosul today, hoping to retaking iraq's second largest city from isis. gunfire iraqi special forces began shelling isis positions near mosul in the latest phase of a massive operation. the kurdish forces say they have sectioned off mosul. with the help of u-s led aircraft, they destroyed e