but they don't-- don't render the judgement that bob gates renders or marty felledstein renders that this guy's temperment just makes him impossible to be president. >> right. >> rose: when you look at this election in terms of constituencies, is education-- educated sur su bauer ban woman the one constituency if he does not do something to attract them to his side, he can not do when? >> i think educatedded, married white women, and young people, she needs to get young people not just to vote for her but to turn out. she will get a high percentage of young people but she needs a high percentage to actually decide to vote. >> those are the two-- if you account campaigns you think are what are they worried about, you know, the trump campaign, the raise, the ethnic dynamics of those democrat-- demographics are baked. will not do well with hispanics. she needs to turn out with hispanics and african americans he will not move those numbers in a meaningful way. the trump campaign the path to krict vee-- victory would be solving the problem with suburban, mostly married white college educa

even though bob gates was certainly no democrat. so i do think that in this respect if former secretary clinton is elected she will face less pressure on the cabinet front because the people who are in cabinet positions now will be reasonably well aligned with her program anyway. so if it takes -- it is at least possible that she's not going to ask for mass resignations. i can't speak to that but she certainly has the option of being much more selective than an incoming president trump would be able to be. >> i'll just say, too, historically, there haven't been many same-party transitions. it's a friendly or unfriendly takeover concepts. in history, though, some of the most difficult presidential transitions have been same party. >> no doubt. >> it's counterintuitive but you think why is that? because there has been an expectation of continuity that historically has never existed and you're seeing it now. if this person wins maybe i'll stay on. you hear a lot of that conversation. >> not going to happen. >> history shows generally t

martha: what about bob gates' statement? let me read that again, "could prove catastrophic, haunting us for generations." v.p. biden: he is right. it could prove catastrophic, if we didn't do it with precision. rep. ryan: and what it does is it undermines our credibility by backing up the point when we make it that all options are on the table. that's the point. the ayatollahs see these kinds of statements and they think, "i'm going to get a nuclear weapon." when we see the kind of equivocation that took place because this administration wanted a precondition policy, so when the green revolution started up, they were silent for nine days. when they see us putting daylight between ourselves and our allies in israel, that gives them encouragement. when they see russia watering down any further sanctions, the only reason we got a u.n. sanction is because russia watered it down and prevented these central bank sanctions in the first place. so when they see this kind of activity, they are encouraged to continue, and that's the pr

in the wall street journal, the 2000 word piece written by former secretary of state -- a defense bob gateseviscerated trump. but in a thoughtful way. yes, they do matter. >> thank you. >> i'm wondering about how effective the advertising is for independents and whether there is any data to actually indicate whether advertising, such as we have been seeing, can affect a choice at the independent level. mr. oxman: they do not run that often. >> independence or undecided, i mean. mr. oxman: what effect it has an independent voters? >> yes. mr. oxman: in lots of states the majority of voters are independent. what we do in polls -- we would say to people, is there a registered voter at home that i can speak to? if the person says yes, you keep talking. then you say what are the chances of you voting in this election? good, fair or poor? if someone says fair or poor, you set up talking because why do you want to someone who is not going to vote?

over the secretary of defense, even though bob gates was certainly no democrat.i do think, in this respect, if if former secretary clinton is elected, she will face less pressure on the cap net front because the people who are in cabinet positions now will be reasonably well aligned with her program anyway. they certainly will not be actively destructing it. it is at least possible that she is not going to ask for mass resignations. i can't speak for that, but she certainly has the option of being much more selective than an incoming president trump would be. >> all to say, historically when there haven't been presidential transitions there is a takeover playbook. in history some of the most difficult transitions have been same party. it's counterintuitive. there's an expectation of continuity that has never existed. you are starting to see it now. of this person wins, maybe i'll stay on. you see a lot of that conversation. history shows that generally the incoming team once their own people. in this case, i would expect nothing less. it's it's also interesting t

that matters. >> what about bob gates statement. let me read that again. could prove catastrophic, haunting us for generations. >> he is correct, it could prove catastrophic. >> and what it does is undermines our credibility by backing up the point when we make it that all options are on the table. the ayatollah see these kind of statement candidates think i'm going to get a nuclear weapon. when we see the kind of equivocation that took place because this administration wanted a precondition policy, so when the revolution started up they were silent for nine days and when they see as putting daylight between ourselves and our allies in israel, that gives them encouragement. when they see russia watering down any further sanctions and the only reason we got a un sanction was because water-- russia watered it down in the first place, so i see this kind of activity, they are encouraged to continue. >> martha, let me continue. >> what is worse, were in the middle east, another war in the middle east or nuclear arms and neck i will to you what's worse, a nuclea

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bob gates is an excellent example of that and i think that probably president obama was pretty pleased and decided to hold over secretary of defense. and i do think that in this respect if former secretary clib on the is elected, she will face less pressure on the cabinet front because the people that were in cabinet positions now will be reasonably well aligned with her program anyway. they certainly will not be actively obstructing it. so it is at least possible that that she's not going to ask for mass resignations. she has the option of being more selective than an incoming president trump would be. >> historically, there haven't been many same party transitions. it's a friendly or unfriendly take over concept. in history though the most difficult it's counter intuitive because there's an expectation of continuity that has never existed. you're starting to see it now. if this person wins maybe you'll stay on. history shows that generally the incoming team wants their own people in this case. so i would expect nothing else. they ought to be focused on. they're for both teams and the

bob gates has famously said that joe biden has been wrong on major foreign policy issue in the last 40ulf war, which was famously successful. he voted for the iraq war. then he was against the surge. then he was for the pull-out. he was against all the actions that have been positive in afghanistan. he's famously very skeptical of the military. overly so. he's been these guys are lying to you. they are not telling you the truth and hillary clinton loves to tout the bin laden raid. joe biden against the bin laden raid as well. >> joe biden spilled the beans that it was s.e.a.l. team six that killed bin laden. >> angered everybody. >> first of all, if i'm joe biden, do i want -- i was vice president. now i'm secretary of state. but for hillary clinton who used to have that job to pick him over john kerry who has got the job. >> keep the swamp going. if you want what you had the last seven or eight years, you want joe biden as secretary of state. why would you trust any judgments would be different than what you've seen from barack obama and hillary clinton. >> all the old institutions ar

i wonder if you are surprised that with people like yourself and former secretary bob gates and i thinkrmer bush officials in the national security apparatus who have endorsed secretary clinton that she hasn't opened up a bigger lead against donald trump, particularly on this question of national security. i know she has an advantage, but are you surprised her lead isn't larger on the question of national security and foreign policy? >> nicole, i'm not a political pundant. i don't know how arguments translate into leads or how accurate polling is. what i do know is that for people who really care about security, we're at a time when there's a lot of risk out there. it's not just terrorism, it's a very aggressive russia, it's a more aggressive china. what you need is the ability to make steady, good judgments. i think when people go in the voting booth and they reflect upon temperament and upon what people have said about our friends and what they've said about our adversaries, it's clear that secretary clinton has a sound approach to the world and, frankly, mr. trump seems to embrace ou

bob gates is an excellent example of that and i think that probably president obama was pretty pleased and decided to hold over secretary of defense. and i do think that in this respect if former secretary clib on the is elected, she will face less pressure on the cabinet front because the people that were in cabinet positions now will be reasonably well aligned with her program anyway. they certainly will not be actively obstructing it. so it is at least possible that that she's not going to ask for mass resignations. she has the option of being more selective than an incoming president trump would be. >> historically, there haven't been many same party transitions. it's a friendly or unfriendly take over concept. in history though the most difficult it's counter intuitive because there's an expectation of continuity that has never existed. you're starting to see it now. if this person wins maybe you'll stay on. history shows that generally the incoming team wants their own people in this case. so i would expect nothing else. they ought to be focused on. they're for both teams and the

. >> one of my favorite bob dylan tunes on this thursday morning as we give you a live look at san francisco bay, alcatraz, golden gate in the distance. bob dylan is one of my favorite artists. he was awarded nobel prize in literature. it is well deserved. >> he gets $100,000 for winning that prize. >> we'll talk about it more later. let's get into our forecast now because weather is the big story this day and it seems like for the next three or four days. >> these aren't weak systems. they're going to pack a punch especially for tomorrow morning up in the north bay. the first one is setting up offshore. there will be another one sunday. we are not just talking about a few hundredths of an inch. three inches for coast bay -- north bay coastal hills. you see this atmospheric river. the main impact will be to our north toward the north coast of california. for us the significant change is for us as well. we'll show you some of the clouds in place. there is no rainfall yet but at 10:00 the chance of showers in the north bay. look at the number going up. heavy rain tomorrow morning at 6:00 am and still the number goes up

fox5's bob barnard a lifee outside the main gate at gate a arlington with details.n det folks are weighing in on this i one, bob, for sure. >> reporter: yeah, they are.y a on social media and you'll heara from some bicycles in a minute. new rules go into effectffec tomorrow and it is no bikes ands it's no pets. pet in the past, you were able to take well behaved dog on leashn but the signs here tell you, pets and bicycles prohibitedrohe these are the new arlingtonon national cemetery visitor rulesl service animals and working military dogs.og these go into effect tomorrowt t and as you pan off to the rightt here, you'll see there are alsoa new security measures that arer going into effect.ec we're told in november very soos you can also see more of a police presence here on the main entrance than we've seen in the past. there will be fewer entrances open. op id checks and random bag checkse all for the safety of visitorsit according to the department of the army and arlington national but we're also seeing a visibleb presence here. h if you pan to the right here, you'll see here's one of t

bob's shot in san jose. the rain is coming. >> we're seeing rain around the peninsula and across the golden gate bridge. 68 degrees, breezy conditions and plenty of rain on the radar, much more you can expect coming up. >>> you can expect those wet roads along with that rain, although this is not a problem at the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic is very light following another issue, a crash in fremont coming up. >>> plus a bay area school van tool saysed, controversial graffiti popping up at a local elementary school. the clues police are using to catch the vandals. >>> got a tip for the bay area's biggest investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail the unit sat nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. >>> a war of words is brewing in a conflict between wo

action news reporter bob brooks is live in university city >> good evening, some people out here spent almost ten hours to get through this gatee, so obviously, there's a lot of excitement. but that wait is now over. take a look just next to us here is the security checkpoint thousands of people have lined up now ready to go through there and then they will pass through the gate into the stage. it is lit up. people are taking and sitting down to the grand stands. you can see the hillary clinton slogan stronger together lit up in blue. they want to start hearing specifics from hillary, not just a general speech. let's take a look. >> despite the old weather, he got in line the first to do so. the first one through the gate to see hillary clinton speak. >> i wanted to make sure i got a good spot to see hillary. >> here is karin. >> reporter: are you freezing >> yes. >> reporter: she too wouldn't miss this. they both had something in common. it's time for hillary to speak about more policies and specifics. for pena, she's hoping clinton speaks about a plan for the disabled. >> i wish she hoped to expand a little bit about the dis

bob buesing go? >>> there's plenty to see and do if you stop by this weekend. ed checked out some of the fun. >> reporter: the gates to the county fair opened up a few hours ago and with it comes the sights, the sounds and the food here including the funnel cake and the deep-fried oreos. you can't beat that. the rides are in full force. kids and families enjoying that. the corn is on the grill. that's firing upright now. a lot of folks taking advantage of that. the gates open up until 11:00 tonight. that's how much time you have to get out here. they will be on sunday. in dover, news channel 8. >>> maybe you traded in your dumb phone for a smart phone. how do you feel about swallowing a smart pill? >>> facebook will make changes and they'll feel awful familiar to snap chat fans. you can go to our web site for details in my job, i see a lot of fires that could've been stopped before they started. that's why florida's firefighters support amendment 1. amendment 1 does solar the right way, commonsense safeguards for the health, safety and welfare of florida's consumers and it's first responders. for the sunshine state

we'll talk about that, i'll let bob finish and donald trump says this other story is bigger than water gates the clinton campaign. we'll be right back. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. >>> the clinton campaign wikileak hacks just keep on coming giving donald trump even more fodder for tomorrow night's debate. you were making your point, bob, go ahead. >> i think there has been some fair criticism editing some video, but it was very damning, and listen, one person was fired, another resigned. that does not look like everything was innocent here and that's why i think this timing -- and it's not coincidence that it was released on the eve of the debate. it helps trump. >> and as carl said -- >> it's very important to make sure that so far we see no evidence of this connected to the clinton campaign itself at the level of clinton campaign headquarters but does need a thorough investigation. >>>

bob redell. we're live in walnut creek where two firefighters have been arrested after an alleged fight with police. we'll have that story coming up. >>> a live look outside the golden gate bridge all is clear to start out your morning, but a series of storms are still heading our way. rob mayeda is going to break it down for us in just one moment. "today in the bay" starts right n now. >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. tod rob, how many storms have you been counting? >> took a while, now storm number four next week. in total four coming up over the next eight days, break between storm one and two happening. we've got 50s and 60s to start your morning. for today we'll be watching flash flood wash as we can see runoff as the heavy rains

bob marshall wilderness. >> we need clark county sheriffs. >> a 911 call, reports of shots fired, a man down. and when the deputy finally pulled to the stop, he found joe campbell standing behind the gate he built to block the traffic to public lands. and there in the dirt was tim neumann. the deputy ripped open neumann's shirt, saw a gunshot wound to the chest, and it was too late. >> my phone rang, she was like, christie, i need you to sit down. >> tim's daughter got a call from her aunt. >> oh, no, this is never a good thing. and i just immediately said, no. no, no. i don't want you to tell me what you're about to tell me, no. like no. and she's like i'm sorry, but your dad was shot. he's dead. >> tim neumann was 53, when he died beneath the big sky he loved. >> i was floored, i was stunned. >> i always knew with the guns being pulled something was going to happen. we just didn't know who was going to be on the receiving end of it. >> it's a beautiful area. how could anyone who lives in such splendor be so angry. >> sheriff dutton responded to the scene just after his deputies. and found joe campbell in the back of a patrol vehicle. >> we had to take his story at face value. because

gate suspension. the patriots gearing up for their game against the browns. brady's first game this season. kick-off is at 1:00. randy: many of you have been asking us how our bob halloran is doing, telling us how much you applies him, he is sharing a remarkable portion of his recovery. he suffered a brain aneurysm this supper, and an initial surgery saved his life but in recovery he released he was memory. we were able to be in the operating room as doctors went to work repairing fluid buildup, and the results were immediate and amazing. >> there is so many times that i had conversation and is would come home and tell eileen about the conversation, but couldn't remember who i was talking to. today laying in bed, not much to do, i remembered all those conversations and all those places and all those people, or started like -- the door started opening and lights were coming on, and that was a good sound byte. i got hit by the aneurysm bus, and it almost got me. i want to live to be 93. you are stuck with me for a long time. >> we are ok with that, bob, keeping his trademark. it is important to mention that some of the symptoms of an an rich, they can include a h

bob mentions, evaluate whether a person is average or below average, it is hard. we are pioneering. jeff mentioned that businesses that have invented new processes and mentioning bill gate and his capacity to put his goal to put a computer. what made that happen is the internet and we have now figured out in society how to do hard things. given the fact that we are being driven, not just by a noble purpose but by economics to do hard things that there is reasons for optimism. it won't happen quickly but it is happening and i think we'll end up with a uniquely american healthcare solution that'll make a better system to serve people. >> anyone else want to take it? jd? >> we are laughing earlier. i found an article of a mother who was charged for holding her baby during the delivery and showing up as an itemized build of $49 on skin on skin contact. the in efficiency and the current system that's dramatic that's reasons for optimism. >>> my wife and i just had a baby and we got charged $6,000 for the test and we are in a network hospital, turns out the doctor is at a network troll. it is a same test that you and i can perform. the whole thing took six minutes. it is that

bob mentioned to actually evaluate whether a person is average or above average or below average, it's hard. we are pioneering. in the same way jeff mentioned businesses that have invented new processes, mentioned bill gates- his capacity to put -- his goal to put a computer. what made that happen is the internet. we have now figured out in society how to do very hard things. i think given the fact that we are being driven, not just by a noble purpose but by economics to do hard things there's reason for optimism. it won't happen quickly but it is happening. i think we will ultimately end up with unique health care solution that will make a better system to serve people. >> anyone else want to take it? j.d.? >> we were laughing earlier, dr. rinehart found an article of a mother who was charged for holding her baby during the delivery. it showed up as itemized bill. it was $40 -- $39 for skin on skin contact. the inefficiencies in the current system are so dramatic that it's reason for optimism. you all know it, have it in your own lives. my wife and i just had a baby. we got charged $6,000 for the audiology test. we're in a network hospital, turns out audiologist is a out of network troll. it's the same t