in 2008 she was very much still running as bill clinton's third term. nton won the iowa caucus but once again, a surprising challenger emerged, 74-year-old self-proclaimed democratic socialist senator bernie sanders finished a strong second. >> iowa, thank you! >> and the race was on. >> sanders was really able to create a grass roots movement. the clinton machines simply failed to see this coming and take it seriously, as did many in the press. >> i'm sure there were people involved with her in 2008 who had those moments, how could this happen again? but the advantage they had was that it did happen before and they were better prepared for it this time. >> better prepared and better organized to amass the delegates needed to win the nomination. >> thank you so much, south carolina! >> by june, the clinton campaign's hard work had paid off. >> the first time in our nation's history that a woman will be a major party's nominee for president of the united states. >> it is historic but it's almost more than historic. this is profoundly important not just fo

fbi out of the blue suddenly releases 15-year-old files from its investigation into president bill clinton'stroversial pardon of a hedge fund trader. no explanation from the bureau, which is already under fire for its handling of the hillary clinton aide's e-mails and the fbi is now being pressured also to go public with its investigations of donald trump's alleged links to russia. the clinton campaign accuses director james comey of a blatant double standard, but sources say that so far fbi investigations have shown no criminal ties between russia and trump or his backers. with polls tightening, the candidates are trying to cover as much ground as they can. buoyed by clinton's revived e-mail controversy, trump is spending precious time in traditionally blue states in pennsylvania. running mate mike pence joined him today for an attack on obamacare. the clinton campaign is waging an all-out attack on trump with a new ad catalogs his insults and actions against women and, with a flurry of battleground campaign appearances by the candidate and top surrogates including president obama and senat

david: we should mention by the way, it wasn't all bill clinton. hillary clinton had a draft indictment drawn up against her for those missing billing records. >> rose law firm. david: rose law firm, her defense, work for an s&l, went bankrupt, cost taxpayers millions of dollars. of the draft indictment was drawn up. it was dropped because after women named monica lewinsky. ken starr decided to go ahead full steam on monica lewinsky. >> this was engulfed in the controversy like email servers. involved finally federal judge said they were stonewalling and they dishonored the government. david: pattern of behavior, a lot of people say it stems from the '90s. dan henninger. good to see you. melissa. melissa: another bombshell from wikileaks. leaked email revealing bill clinton thoughts on foreign donations to the family charity. new details on the clinton foundation's latest scandal. yikes! melissa: new set of wikileaks emails indicating that former president bill clinton wanted the clinton foundation to continue to collect foreign contributions, even

what is it about bill clinton? you know, i thought as a by o biographer i had to come down on one side of that issue. for three months i was beating myself up about trying to finish the book and trying to resolve that and then the obvious became obvious to me, which is of course, he's both of those things and i think the same impulses that drive bill clinton in negative ways also drive him in positive ways and it's only-- that's true of all of us, of human nature, we have those contradictions within us and with bill clinton it's an exaggeration of all of them. >> host: all right, mr. remnick, obama. and don't talk about trump. >> i wouldn't-- i think we're going to wait nine to ten minutes before we mention trump. i would say this, that on this stage that i am the best of talking carson-- however, i am no scholar, i think as i walked in and saw real scholars in the room and on this stage i'm probably-- i've written the third best book about barack obama. and i sat out this book and getting somewhere and i saw john

and in 1975, she married bill. >> i think she was head over heels for clinton, i really do. she was also carrying in her heart an ambition that she and bill and a lot of members of their generation could transform america. it was... i think it was that large. >> narrator: in the mid-1970s, donald trump lived the life of a playboy and made the rounds with one particular model: ivana zelnícková. >> it's about wanting to come into a room and command all of the attention. what better way to do that than to have a six-foot-tall, blonde supermodel on your arm? >> narrator: roy cohn drew up the pre-nup, norman vincent peale officiated, and donald and ivana were married. trump also had his eye on real estate. he had looked all over manhattan for the perfect location. >> and donald came upon this site, which had the bonwit teller building on it. it was kind of a landmark building. it was next door to tiffany's. he loved it. >> narrator: it was to be called trump tower-- 58 stories of high-end retail and high-priced condominiums. a chance for donald to finally surpass his father. to o

what is it about bill clinton? you know, i thought as a biographer i had to come down on one side of that issue. and it was only -- for three months i was really beating myself up about trying to finish the book and resolve that. and then the obvious became obvious to me which is of course he's both of those things, and the same impulses that drive bill clinton this negative ways also drive him in positive ways. and it's only -- that's true of all of us, of human nature. we all have that, those contradictions within us. and with bill clinton it's just an exaggeration of all of us. >> excellent. all right. mr. remnick. obama. >> so -- >> and don't talk about trump. >> i wouldn't -- [laughter] i think we're going to wait 9-10 minutes before we mention trump. i would say this that on this stage that i am the best of judge of talking dog cartoons. [laughter] i really -- there's no one close. however -- [laughter] i am no scholar. i think i saw ron chernow here, real scholar, and on this stage i'm probably -- i've writt

the former president bill clinton on the plane. of course, the candidate, on the plane. really i would say arriving here on election day with a sense of confidence, certainly more so than i would say two or three days or so ago. i would say there are couple hundred supporters here, as you said very close friends, family members, supporters here. but what hillary clinton is going to do from this point, john and christine, she is going to vote in a few hours once the polling places opening in chappaqua she will vote early. then i'm told she will go home and get rest and prepare for her speech tonight after the returns come in. we do know that they are preparing speeches either way here, which is typical of course. now you can hear people in the crowd chanting hillary, hillary, john and christine. >> again, responding on that plane, we saw jennifer palmieri, key communication aide. there is bill clinton again. just a glimpse of bill clinton for the crowd there enough to get them to go wild. so interestic the see. >> let's talk a bit ab

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both hillary clinton and her husband, former president bill clinton today. our meredyth censullo joins us from the newsroom. >>reporter: this is proof of just how important the tampa bay area is to this election. both presidential candidate hillary clinton and the 42nd president of the united states bill clinton are here today to urge bay area voters to cast their ballots early. the most recent nbc poll has clinton dloked in florida -- dloked in florida and the tampa bay area is key to winning our state. for days the clintons have been barnstorming ohio, another state where she and trump are running a tight race. last night clinton aimed much of her speech on trump's naibilities to be -- inabilities to be commander in chief, attacking his relationship with russia and warning about how he'd handle nuclear weapons. >> these are weapons today far more powerful than that destroyed hiroshima and nagasaki during world war ii. to talk so casually, so cavalierly about mass anilation is truly appalling. >>reporter: former president bill clinton has been drilling down

both hillary clinton and her husband, former president bill clinton will both be here the bay. let's take a live look now from dade city where hillary clinton will hold her rally today exactly one week before election day. quiet now, but it won't remain that way later in the day. news channel 8's meredyth censullo joins us now from our tampa news center. so, smyth, this is a huge day. >>reporter: it is, and it's proof how important the tampa bay area is to this election. hillary clinton and former president bill clinton will be here to recent polls show hillary clinton and donald trump deadlocked in florida, and the tampa bay area is key to them winning our state. for days now the clintons have been barn storming ohio, another state where she and temper trump are running a tight -- where she and trump are running a tight race. they have been stressing clinton's platform, stressing trump's inabilities to be commander in chief, attacking his relationship with russia and targeting trump's economic plans. trying to influence -- adversary trying to influence our presidential election

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bill clinton m.barack obama the only way they can be elected in the wake of the reagan revolution to believe in family and faith and the flag. they have tried very hard not to get upstaged on the issues of patriotism or questions of faith and on family with barack obama they tried and it was the great tragedy for the bill clinton ministrations so it is about values and family and the weaknesses with women. that commitment to space is important we 101 negative we tend to talk about the '60s hillary clinton thought that critique. compared to the '70s she was that good girl from illinois. but for her, and they did not want to jettison those families senate we're still fighting about the '60s even with the selection. trump and clinton they fight over who was a baby boomer. george w. bush mitt romney donald trump hillary clinton anti-vietnam. >> but ultimately what schools need most from the village are high standards. some people disagree even claiming voluntary standards permitting outsiders to see what

hillary clinton and former president bill clinton will be here urging early voting. recent polls show hillary clinton and donald trump dloked in florida. the -- deadlocked in florida. the tampa bay area is key to winning our state. for days the clintons have been barn storming ohio, another state where she and trump are running a tight race. trump's inabilities to be commander in chief, attacking his relationship with russia and targeting trump's economic plans. >> a foreign adversary trying to influence our presidential election, that should scare everyone, democrat, republican and independent. donald trump should immediately disclose all of his ties and connections to the kremlin and its associates. >> prosperity, we know requires growing this economy from the middle out and the bottom up, and if you do it, people on the top will do just fine, thank you very much. >>reporter: the clintons are trying to shift focus away from recent developments and hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. the fbi is sifting through thousands of e-mails found on a computer used by clinton's

the -- bill clinton shaking down a saudi shaikh for $20 million. we find out about that this week. we find mark rich made massive contributions to the clinton foundation before, during or after he is pardoned by president clinton. mark rich, dealt oil with the iranians during the embargo. it's amazing some of the stuff. there's so much pay to play and so much likely corruption going on. >> global corruption. what do you say to the people that are saying, the clintons have what appears to be this cloud over them of a criminal syndicate, pay to play, using it to influence the government office to profit for their own end? >> some of it is obvious, you have to question what went on with the foundation. but there's no comparison -- this is what i can't get. i was listening to eric. there's no comparison about the number of legal cases and charges facing donald trump and they extend beyond the trump university case to the trump pageants to the assaults on women. this is all there. this is bigger than anything that hillary clinton is facing. yet i mean, there's a focus -- i understand it'

bill clinton will campaign in colorado on friday -- and donald trump fort collins. that's where 9news reporter vida urbonas is this morning. vida, this isn't trump junior's first stop in colorado... we are live inside of the room where donald trump junior will be speaking all morning. trump junior is getting ready for a rally later this morning.. here in ft collins. colorado youth outdoors is hosting the event .. trump junior will be speaking to trump supporters. this comes at a critical time for both presidential candidates in colorado a new poll just out wednesday by the university of denver's crossley center for public opinion and conducted by 9news political analyst and local pollster floyd ciruli. in the poll .. clinton edges out trump 42 to 41 green party candidates. the poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percent .. this means it's anybody's guess who will take colorado and its nine electoral votes on tuesday. this is a a substantial drop for clinton in colorado. today's rally comes after republican presidential nominee donald trump stopped by north

but bill clinton is set to speak in waterloo.d by christinia crippes in the eastern part of the state. you have a senate race, the presidential, and in this eastern district, you have an incumbent republican, house member paul ryan. talk about how that house race might impact the president? >> it is an interesting race because he is is supposed to be one of the most wonderful incumbents but he had not been , acting like it. he has the benefit of iowa being one of the few tossup states or swing states that is leaning toward donald trump, so he has not been acting like he is vulnerable. what has the congressman said about donald trump throughout the campaign, particularly after the access hollywood tapes? >> he does not go out of his way to mention donald trump, but he will, when asked, say specifically that iowa is still behind donald trump. mark: conventional wisdom in public polling suggests trump has the lead here and how much has this part of the state then engaged in the presidential race? >> it has been interesting. we have

>> somebody said she is not like bill clinton. i said that's right. she is better. she's got her strengths. part of that is just the personality but to be prepared to run for president and serve, you are not going to find anybody any better. >> the next president of the united states, bill clinton. >> in 1992 hillary clinton left arkansas but didn't leave her friends. they say she's grown but hasn't changed. but now they are counting on her to change -- the course of history. i have two daughters and a granddaughter. and two grand sons. i want a woman to be president. because i want to tell my granddaughter what i couldn't tell my daughters, that you can grow up and be president. there's nothing now saying that you can't. >> a few more personal footnotes they say hillary is an uber scrabble and absolutely the worst singer ever. and they love already sense of hraourpl but her laugh is so big in enters the room before she does. >> thanks, lisa. ahead, more positive vibes as we end this political season one >> many ordinary americans an seasoned reporters are counting

because bill clinton is here, i just did a little arithmetic.an presidents, job growth was basically flat and the deficits went up. over the two democratic by 30encies, jobs went up million, deficits went down, millions more americans got health insurance. with democrats in charge, america is stronger. facts.re just , we just one more day to go now have a chance to elect a 45th president who will build on the progress, finish the job, who has the respect of leaders around the world, who is smart, steady. somebody who comes to this as well prepared as anybody who has ever run, more than me or bill. the next president of the united states, hillary clinton. now, i know that it has been a long campaign and there has been a lot of noise and distractions. has felt more like a reality show or a parity. parody. tomorrow, philadelphia, the choice you face could not be more clear or serious. trump isonomy, donald uniquely unqualified. that is why most ceos do not support him. he would strip americans of health insurance, rollback the rules that are design

in the case of obama to clinton, you see people who went from bill clinton to obama to the clinton campaign who would have a role. obviously the transition from obama to trump would be completely different. i can't think of anybody. >> i was listening to the next panel and bill and anita mcbride seemed to agree that there could be more tension with a democrat-to-democrat oren-to- republican transition than different parties and that is -- i didn't really agree but i deferred to them and especially anieto, who's been part of transitions but i think if al gore had been elected president, there would definitely have been some tension because after their itial bromance between president clinton and vice president gore early in the campaign, by the end there was so much tension as manifest in the fact that gore did not really want bill clinton and i think to gore's everlasting detriment, did not want bill clinton campaigning for him so that would have been one where there was tension but the most tension i experienced or covered was that from the clinton -- allegedly clinton -- there's a dispute

reagan and bill clinton. monica langley, senior special writer for the "wall street journal." patrick healy, "the new york times" political correspondent. clinton supporter bakari sellers, former member of the south carolina house of representatives. corey lewandowski, former trump campaign manager. jackie kusinich of the "daily beast." david gergen, you see that map. steep path for trump. he needs michigan but he also needs florida and north carolina, new hampshire. he needs a lot of states that right now in the most recent polls he's down in. >> it looks like mission impossible from a distance, but if you really think about what happened in one of those states earlier this year, in the primary in michigan, you know, experts said that hillary had a 99% chance of winning that democratic primary against bernie sanders. guess who won? bernie sanders. so you can't count michigan out. and you can't count out some of these other states. i think we have a very good sense of which direction it's likely to go. until we see the votes, this is such a strange year. who would have imagined

it followed a speech by former president bill clinton. ((bill clinton/(d) strong, i want you to go see every friend you've got and don't let anybody sit on the sidelines." 18.49.07 )) ((patrick walker)) president clinton's visit comes just a day after his wife made a stop in las vegas. the focus of this rally: getting millennial voters out to vote. (( 17.39.55 patrick walker: "do they have a lot of work to do to reach younger voters?" tristan varela: "yeah, they do, especially because they're old, they need to relate more, and they don't relate." 17.40.01 )) ((feven soloman/unlv senior: 17.48.53 "i think it's an amazing thing, especially considering steve aoki is going to do a free concert for all these students, and bill clinton is going to be here, and you're going to hear other mems ((patrick walker)) but it's not just democrats focusing in the final days on nevada. donald trump junior rallied supporters at ahern manufacturing earlier in the day. ((donald trump jr./donald trump's son: "make sure to vote. you can send dc a message that

an election bombshell, this time aimed at bill clinton. pay to play. could be the very first pay to play charge leveled at the clinton side of the aisle. an investigation into the bill clinton's 2001 pardon of marc rich, accused of tax fraud, racketeering, tax evasion, of selling oil to the iranian during the u.s. embassy hostage crisis in iran. we've got new heavily redacted documents, the fbi conducted a sweeping investigation into charges that the pardon, that bill clinton's pardon was actually a payoff for $1 million in donations to the democrat party, including $450,000 to the clinton library foundation and money going toward hillary clinton's senatal race in new york. we've got one fbi update march 29th, 2001, new york conducting a sensitive investigation concerning possible corruption surrounding the pardons granted by former u.s. president bill clinton. another memo dated february 15th of the same year reads it appears that rekwiert pard-- required pardon procedures were not followed. dr. carson, what do you think? we're having technical diffic

bill clinton for clinton -- ben carson for trump... that was one man's was set free after nearly three decades in prison. but now -- his freedom might not last... we've shown you the rebalancing in acupunture, the relief in chiropractic services... the science of biofeedback, and the ease of cupping. and today... the calming in aromatherapy. our fifth and final alternative pain therapy. how certain smells can help alleviate your pain... >> good morning cheryl here. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us as well. marty- not a cloud in the sky when the sun rises this morning.. while presidential candidates hillary -- they're sending support to colorado. former president bill clinton for hillary -- and doctor ben carson for trump. with just four days left -- winning the centennial state would be a boost for either side. 9news reporter tarhonda thomas is live in denver where bill clinton will rally today. tarhonda -- denver is only one of three stops today... now as for ben carson -- he'll also make several today. oklahoma governor mary fal

both presidential candidate hillary clinton and her husband, former president bill clinton will rally supporters today at two different bay area events as clinton fights for more votes in florida. >>> plus a morning commute without ever driving on one of our jam packed bridges? still ahead we are live as the cross bay ferry gets ready to kick off its maiden voyage. what it costs and how it works. today. i'm gayle guyardo. >> and i'm gene ramirez. thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning, the day after halloween is always tough, especially for the kids. you got that sugar hangover, you still got to get them out to school. hopefully, though, we have some good news from leigh spannn. >> it's going to be comfortable as you head out the door this morning. that's about all i can say because i know it's going to be a hard day to wake up and head off to work and school. 60 right now in brooksville, 63 in lakeland. so these temperatures are above average. they're just in a comfortable range. 66 in we have very dry air in the upper levels of the atmosphere. that's why we have that bright b

bill clinton will be here in st. petersburg speaking at the thomas jackson rec center. the campaign push comes after hillary clinton is under investigation for a second time that some voters say they don't care. >> how long do we have to hear about the same thing? he has issues every day and she has one ongoing issue. >> reporter: if you don't think the candidates realize how high this state is for them check this out. hillary clinton has 21 different events scheduled for today from florida all of the way up to wisconsin. marisela burgos, abc action >>> as for donald trump, he is back in florida tomorrow rallying voters as far south as miami and as far north as pensacola. his hoping to flip pennsylvania and wisconsin his way. trump is already looking toward the white house detailing a game plan today. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace and it will be such an honor for me, for you, and this country. >> paul ryan has released a blueprint of a replacement plan but republicans disagree on its details. ryan said he did vote for th

bill clinton, he's the best." the phone cameras came out in full force when bill clinton walked into hair unlimited near washington and mlk. his famous charm was on full display...never more so than customer's head. "this man's whole futures in danger." the other man in that picture is the owner of the shop, mack smith junior. 121608 mack smith jr "a lot of people got to meet him and stuff like that so i think it was great that they chose my shop to come by." one lap was all it took. one lap of shaking hands, taking selfies..and then he was gone. 121806 harris smith "i really appreciated him coming to our community and sharing his love with us." but maybe my favorite part of his visit to the barbershop. did you notice this in the video? whenever he took a selfie with someone he would southern nevada..... campaigning on behalf of his father. 13 action news reporter..... tom george is live on desert inn..... right in front of "the trump tower"..... with what donald trump junior.... had to say today. familiar with do

released files from its investigation more than a decade ago into a pardon granted by president bill clinton to a former hedge fund trader charged with tax evasion. the clinton campaign is openly questioning the timing of the fbi's release, which is sparking fresh criticism of director james comey, already under fire for revealing the renewed clinton e-mail investigation. democrats are also questioning whether the agency has a double standard, citing the fbi's silence on investigations into possible ties between donald trump's campaign and russia. sources are telling cnn little has come from those probes so far, with probes showing the race tightening, the clinton campaign is dispatching its biggest guns to chrisical states in an effort to eke out a victory in the battlegrounds and shore up support in states leaning toward clinton. but donald trump is seizing the moment, now campaigning in blue states he believes he can turn red. there's also breaking news in an unfolding battle against isis. iraqi forces with u.s. advisers close behind are now within hundreds of yards of the city of mosul s

we know the former miss universe, alysic alicia machado introduce her. >>> bill clinton is hitting thely in ohio. the commander in chief will hold a rally in columbus in about three hours. clinton and trump are locked in a close race in the buckeye state and real clear politics has trump ahead by 2.5 points. nbc's kelly o'donnell is live in columbus for us. we know the toss-ups, ohio, florida, arizona. but in ohio, obama won by slim margins in '08 and 2012. can he convince those ohio voters that clinton should be his successor or not? >> reporter: well, that is certainly a challenge for the president. he will make that case today because he has that history with ohio, winning narrowly is still winning. he took this state in '08 and '12. prior to that it was george w. bush who won two times in a row and bill clinton won in 1996. the margin is narrow. a lot has to do with the conversation of 2016, a lot of the issues where trump has had some resonance during this campaign season play well in ohio. so, president obama has a task. and the expectation is when you think of the stature, magni

president bill clinton then went on to drive home the issues. focusing extensively on creating jobs through infastructure including the supply of alternative energy sources. "if you build modern environmentally responsible transmission lines from where the energy can best be produced need it that is infastructure. all jobs made in america." clinton went on to talk free higher education and supporting small business. a small crowd for the event --- but many there say they've already cast their vote. "if elected what would you first like to see her accomplish?" "whatever she deals with. i hillary clinton? what draws you to her? "she has a lot of exripencee. she knows what she is doing." "there is also the benefit that she is not donald trump. who is. . . i don't know if i have to explain who he is." talking with dozens of supporters today --- they are say they are confident recent announcement by the fbi to reopen the investigation into clinton's private emails will not hurt her kwwl bill clinton canceling his des moines stop today out of respect

hillary and bill clinton are going to be in the bay area. bill clinton is going to be in st. pete. he'll speak at the thomas jet jackson rec center on 28th street south. >>> donald trump will campaign in pennsylvania and wisconsin. tomorrow he'll be in miami and orlando. his running mate mike pence made a campaign stop last night in clear water where you had to improvise. abc palusa. >> kind of a fitting and bizarre night here on halloween at the mike pence rally. he was handing out candy a short time ago but it was a pretty bizarre turn of events. >> the mike pence rally started strong. then less than 10 minutes in. >> but as more facts from this men and women in florida -- >> pence stood silent, then walked off the stage, then grabbed a bull horn. pence focused heavily on the reopened investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. >> we commend the fbi for reopening the case because here in this country no one is above the law. >> but compared to a donald trump rally this group tame. hundreds packed the hangar compared to thousands that normally show up for trump, but for some rep

. >> patty criner was working at bill clinton's campaign office in little rock in 1974 the day hillary arrived. said patty. i said hillary. >> the cartooning has been very easy. i'm worried come november 9 it will be really hard to have to start to work again. >> and in these final days of the campaign we drop in to watch the cartooning of the candidates. welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. it is down to the wire. we will soon know who american voters choose as the next president the first woman or a wealthy business plan with no political experience. you can't say the journey has been boring. revelations continue to leak out linked to the clinton including her e-mail practices and clinton function leading to allegations of conflict and obstruction from within the f.b.i. and justice department. wickileaks has continued to post embarrassing e-mails from the account of john podesta. considering the tenor of campaign 2016 one could conjure up many post-election combinations. will the loser blame fraud or up to others. we begin by investigating the big money to find out who is

the purpose of developing blackmail material on these women to cow them into silence. >> then bill clinton had a fling with a white house intern and hillary clinton tried to dig him out of the fire on the today here for anybody willing to find it and write about it and explain sit the vast right wing conspiracy conspireing against my husband since the day he announced for president. >> bill later admitted to that fling. hillary clinton, again, helped defend him through his impeachment. all of that combined with the pension for secrecy made her a lightening rod to this day. and her contradictions as secretary of state and a candidate reinforced concerns about her hones >> the welcoming ceremony had to be moved inside because of sniper fire. there was no greeting ceremony. i just said sop things that weren't in keeping with what i knew to be the case. i don't know what i was thinking. >> then came the fallout over the terrorist attack in benghazi and fallout over clinton using private e-mail for state business. and on top of all of that, many progressives who want big change preferred sander

bill clinton is scheduled to speak in st. petersburg at 6:30 pm tonight. hillary clinton just wrapping up her remarks at an event in pasco county. let's get to candace co college where mrs. clinton just spoke. >> reporter: she just got off the stage with less than an hour ago. she is feeling the pressure after several new polls say that trump is in the lead. clinton didn't focus much on the fbi inquiry into new emails they found what she did talk a lot about trump's treatment of others and had a big

investigaciones sobre correos electrÓnicos, se suma o la publicaciÓn de archivos de perdÓn otorgado de bill clintonanciar la biblioteca. la campaÑa demÓcrata ha reaccionado la ofensiva. reportera: como si la controversia respecto de oro del fbi, los mensajes electrÓnicos de hillary clinton, fuera poca, y el fbi hizo pÚblico a documentos relativos a un perdÓn realizado por lex residente bill clinton. la campaÑa de hillary se queja de que el fbi sÓlo habla de temas de que puedan perjudicar a su candidata. >> tiene que mantener informado al pueblo. reportero: se filtrÓ que el fbi ha realizado tres investigaciones al respecto, pero que no han encontrado alianzas entre el gobierno de trump y el gobierno ruso. trump elogiaba james cÓ por decir que sigue investigando los correos de hillary clinton. el problema es que muchos republicanos piden que ademÁs informaciÓn de esos correos. >> es la responsabilidad de ser mÁs claro, por mas mÁs informaciÓn. reportero: trump hizo campaÑa los estados en que los demÓcratas podÍan ganar. hillary lo hizo en florida junto a la ex miss universo, melissa machado. 0 estoy

tim kaine is appearing, bill clinton going to colorado. llary clinton today had some harsh words for political opponent, and this explanation of why the rays might get more data before it is over. at a rally today, clinton went back to her tried-and-true tactic of this campaign for her, she appeared on stage with the miss universe pageant winner, alicia machado, and brought up the subject of trump and women. mrs. clinton: contestants say the donald trump came in to look at them when they were changing. some of them were just 15 years old. we cannot hide from this. be willing to face it. this man wants to be president of the united states of america. today, i knew abc news washington poll tracking -- washington post tracking poll has clinton leading by 1% nationally, that is in the margin of error. but oh, the symbolism of trump being ahead. theyone wondering if revived probe into clinton's e-mails may be doing or damage. her cam ane -- per campaign said it raised money in the last 72 hours. so john, seven days left. any evidence trump is ca

whatt that took you to was 129 pages of the fbi's investigation back in 2001 of the probe into why bill clinton on his very last day in mark ridge.. now, think back, mark rich was a big-time democratic donor. he was a big-time donor to the clinton library.ry. mark rich was indicted in the early 0s, also, for tax evasion and fraud and violating a then ban on doing business with iraq. -- left the country. he was a fugitive. bill clinton pardoned him on the standpoint was h this. why did this happen? was there any corruption involved in this? >> did bill clinton give thisis pardon because mark rich was giving money to the democraticri party and giving money to his presidential library. >> the fbi investigated this in 2001 to 2005. they did not file any charges in this case. however, today out of the blue they release 129 pages, a lot ot them i'll tell you shawn and jim were redacted. th we couldn't quite see exactlyte what it was they were talkingki about. but the gist of it, it was this, back in 2001, fbi had reason to investigate whether or not corruption was involved in the giving of that pardo

this time releasing documents bill clinton's controversy presidential pardon of a fugitive named mark rich. he fled to switzerland after he was indicted on tax evasion. president clinton's motive were pardoning rich because rich's ex-wife was a wealthy democratic donor who made big contributions to the hillary senate campaign. clinton campaign is questioning the ti saying it is more evidence that the fbi is trying to influence this election. fbi says any material requested turned freedom information act is automatically sent out to the public. >>> donald trump campaign has not received a lot of newspaper endorsements it is denouncing the newest one. crusader is a ku klux klan paper that say they share views do not represent donald trump or the americans uniteing behind his campaign. >>> if you have questions about your ballot head to 9news.com. we break down tow who -- to vote and where to register to vote and truth tests of this election season. >> because of the acts and the actions of our officers yesterday, the community is safe. safe. castle rock home where some dangerous chemica

where they are battling for it, because we talked earlier in the past hour, we're going to see bill clinton tomorrow. if you come to the east now, hillary clinton only has a four-point lead in pennsylvania, that's going to be a little bit concerning at this point, and if you head down into florida it's basically tied. now one more thing about these polls, is that in the states specifically florida, nevada, donald trump voters are more enthusiastic about their candidate than hillary clinton, and again that's going to be another warning sign for hillary clinton. >> troubling news with donald trump, where she is tied. is this a crack in her firewall? >> this is one poll out of colorado so we'll see how it goes, but the perception is donald trump has a little bit of wind behind his back and a lot of people will attribute that to director comey coming out. the fbi director friday, saying they're reopening the investigation into her e-mail server, so could that news hurt her potentially, but we're going to have to see it, let's wait until there's another poll out of colorado but i'm shocked you a

donald trump hammering bill clinton renewed fib investigation. become the major discussion point on campaign trail for both sides. hour two, warming up here for america as newsroom. i'm martha max. >> i'm bill hemmer. good morning. one week from decision day. the polls are tightening. candidates are in the critical battleground states yet again today. :fon starts in florida. the race there said to be dead heat. trump starts his day in pennsylvania looking to chip away her lead claiming her election could spark a constitutional crisis. >> she set up the illegal server knowing full well that her actions put our national security at risk, and put the safety and security of your children at risk. >> time for him to stop fear-mongering, stop distracting from what's really at stake and frankly stop disgracing our democracy. we can't let him get away with this. [cheering] bill: senior national correspondent john roberts with the trump team in valley forge, pennsylvania. good morning. reporter: bill, good morning to you. donald trump begins a day on poli