carrie sanders shows us. >>> buying and selling on the internet so easy until it comes time for that exchange with a stranger. >> a stabbing occurred at 1620 year longmont colorado. >> a female stated that she has been cut by another female. >> 26-year-old michelle willkins 7 months pregnant met this women offering free baby clothes without warning that stranger from the ad pulled a knife and attacked her and kill her unborn child. u.s. marine carl almost died when he was shot during a transaction. the gunman in that self >> you are charged with count one, attempting a specified felony that could result in death. >> its incidents like these that have police nationwide setting up e commerce exchange zones. >> it is a simple idea. a seller meets a buyer in a designated spot in front of a police department. here in st. augustine. all of the transactions are on try something it would all unfold under the blinking eye of law enforcement. >> i think the criminals are going to think twice about coming up here and trying to do a transaction especially if they are here for no good. reporter:

carrie sanders, nbc news, st. augustine florida. >>> and here at 11:47, hard to get a prettier picture than this. the nissan in venice, a few high thin clouds made for a pretty sunrise, we hit 73 degrees with north winds at 75 the job. but its job right now is to tell you just how clear everything is. i think we'll take that. we'll break down the rest of the day. nice around 1:00 p.m. temperatures will start to climb up now. it will take us a while to get out of the 60s and into the 70s. but we'll be around 77 degrees at 1:00 p.m. an afternoon high of 82. that's still below average. but it's mild and sunny. warmer than yesterday. pleasantly cool by 7:00 p.m. at 76. remember that the sun does set in tampa, you hit 74. 72 in lake land. north part, you're at 73. and this is a little warmer than this time yesterday. you'll notice the trend all week long. 24 hours ago in tampa, you're 3 degrees cooler. brandon and lake land, 4 degrees warmer than you were lunch time for sunday. 2 degrees warmer in clear water. here's t

in the end, the illinois primary remained in march and clinton carried it over sanders by 25,000 votes. clinton campaign chairman john podesta under fire for e-mail entitled needy latinos in one easy call released in yesterday's batch. the needy latinos podesta refers to are former new mexico governor bill richardson and mexico secretary federico pena and received a generous donation from the country of qatar, this e-mail stating, quote -- what a nice birthday present. the qataris are interested in suggestions for how to spend the $20 million they donated as part of the haiti earthquake relief. >>> our next guest says that trump has talked effectively about how the latest wikileaks dump of clinton e-mails showed her to be untrustworthy and out of touch with ordinary americans. joining us former deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush, republican strategist, fox news political analyst, karl rove. great to have you with us. today i thought honestly i thought donald trump had found his stride and measure. he sounded like he was focused on the issues, and as he put it unshackled.

sanders. were going to carry the speech on fox news now. we'll have a full report on what he has to say on fox 10 news at 5:00. after flagstaff, he heads to tuscon. tomorrow chelsea clinton will be campaigning for her mother at 1:00 p.m., just hours before the third and final presidential debate. and on thursday, the first lady michelle obama heading to the valley appearing at a democratic early vote rally. >>> well, one of the most closely watched races in arizona is the race for maricopa county sheriff. sheriff joe arpaio facing what from democrat paul penzone. both candidates appearing on our morning show this morning. paul penzone tells us it's time for a change, but sheriff arpaio says he has something penzone doesn't. >> i think i have the experience, look at my experience around the world. this is dangerous times. we have terrorism. where do you think that emanates from? the middle east, mexico. who worked there too, the sheriff did, sheriff. >> my opponent on many occasions will just talk about putting people in their place and it i

carry out with integrity. in colorado today, bernie sanders will make two stops on clinton's behalf. the first will be at csu. later at 5:00 sanders is expected to speak at cu boulder. >>> donald trump junior will be campaigning for his dad in colorado. he will be the featured speaker at a public event with the nra. trump senior will visit colorado springs and grand junction tomorrow. >>> right now on our website, we are streaming this, a forum with u.s. senate candidates in up next republican challenger darrell glenn. you can watch it live. this is a quick dip in to the coverage. if you want to see the whole thing, go to 9news.com. >>> by the end of the week, you should have a ballot in your hand. 3.1 million ballots and counting are being mailed out. the process started at 8:00 this morning. >> reporter: i am facility in denver where there are palates of ballots behind me. millions will be mailed out from this facility starting today. the process started earlier this morning. it will continue throughout the week. david with the post office in colorado joins us. thanks for giving th

stan bush live where sanders is getting ready to speak. >> barack obama carried colorado in 2008 and 2012 in large part because he got a large part from the youth vote. hillary clinton's best surrogate on the campaign trail has, and senator sanders was here this afternoon speaking for about 15 minutes in front of about 2,000 people. felt very much like an early democratic primary showing here at the campus at cu. appearance for amendment 69 as sanders makes his trip through the state. bernie sanders also stopped earlier in the day at csu. there he hit on familiar themes of campaign finance reform and equity inequality. he also took shots at his favorite target, donald trump for not paying taxes. >> our tax system is corrupt. it's grossly unfair. and yet in one day mr. trump did more to make my point than i did in a year thank you, donald trump. >> hillary clinton now comfortably in the lead in polls, in the last round of polling for colorado but this state still very much in play and very much apart of donald trump's strategy should he win the state, or that he'd need to win the state

hillary clinton couldn't carry millennials in the democratic primary. they supported bernie sanders or elected to stay home. she knew she couldn't win that demographic so she tried to sir press us in terms of turnout. i think that a lot of millennials would be paying attention to the wiki leaks. but unfortunately i talked to a lot of my friends and they haven't heard about this frankly. >> all right. we'll see what happens. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> and i asked catholics about the wiki leaks e-mails at st. patrick's cathedral. and next pastor and donald trump supporter mark burns joins me live. pi . >>> three nights until the debate here in las vegas and the evangelical vote looms large. with me co founder and ceo of the now television network pastor mark burns. thanks for being with us. as you well know the evangelical vote is a very big issue in this upcoming election. and with all of the allegations against donald trump that have been dumped on him in the last couple of weeks do you think it has changed anything or any of those evangelical numbers? >> th

>> even if -- even if hillary clinton wins, the legacy of donald trump and bernie sanders, on economic issues, will carryite house, probably going back three months sitting with senior add min strashl officials, priorities, getting tpp passed in a lame duck. if they succeed, what position does that put hillary clinton in coming into office? >> and republicans also merrick garland -- >> and interesting in 2020 with another crowded field and all of these fights not settled. >> everything, thanks for rock 'n' rollin. that's it for "inside politics." thanks for sharing your time today. hope to see you sunday morning, 8:00 a.m. meantime in the northeast, "wolf" is back, after a quick break. what? is he gone?? finally, i thought he'd never leave... tv character: why are you texting my man at 2 a.m.? no... if you want someone to leave you alone, you pretend like you're sleeping. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. tv character: taking selfies in the kitchen does not make you a model. effective at a cellular level. improve joint c

sanders person who says the primaries were stacked against us. i mean, this is almost written proof. i'm not saying that's going to carry huge numbers. but i think there's still among the rank and file sanders supporters, there's not the unnewsism they had for bernie. >> i'll just point out, among a lot of republicans, there's not a lot of enthusiasm for donald trump right now. a lot of the republican leadership. the speaker of the house. paul ryan. he's not out there campaigning for trump. >> well, he is trying to help the house members. which a speaker has to put as number one priority. >> he doesn't appear at all with donald trump. >> no, but he is good friends with mike pence and he's doing what he can to keep house members. i made a lot of phone calls to house members. they are feeling good about donald trump. particularly in the wake of his agenda that he talked about in gettysburg. a contract with america-type of approach to washington. you know, immigration, security, repealing obamacare, renegotiating some of the -- >> top advisers want him to do that but is he disciplined enough? because, you know, he goes often message all

hillary clinton couldn't carry millennials in the democratic primary. they supported bernie sandersd to stay home. she knew she couldn't win that demographic so she tried to sir press us in terms of turnout. i think that a lot of millennials would be paying attention to the wiki leaks. but unfortunately i talked to a lot of my friends and they haven't heard about this frankly. >> all right. we'll see what happens. thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> and i asked catholics about the wiki leaks e-mails at st. patrick's cathedral. and next pastor and donald trump supporter mark burns joins me live. picking up for kyle. here you go. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not part. aleve. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business is it a professor who never stops being a student? is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passion

sanders was also in denver sunday at the auraria campus. he's been trying to rally his supporters around hillary clinton, who he says will carry out much of his progressive agenda. massachussetts senator elizabeth warren also took the stage sunday in denver-- making her own pitch for clinton. it was the first time the two campaigned together. donald trump junior will also be in colorado today father. he's expected at the centennial gun club - for a public event with the n-r- a. donald trump will campaign in colorado springs and grand junction tomorrow. trump's website - has ticket information - for both events. as his son campaigns here today-- donald trump will make a stop in another battleground state: wisconsin. the republican nominee is expected to continue push his allegations that the election is rigged. sunday, trump surrogates clarified his rigged election statements to say the news media is this election. edward lawrence has more on the story from washington, d-c. donald trump called people representing hillary clinton animals in a tweet after someone firebombed the g- o-p headquarters in orange county, north carolina. as politics in

sanders created. trevor cymeon 14 at 25 per 157 yards at touchdown, no interceptions and no sex that is really the key statistic tonight cj anderson 16 carries for 107 yards it's the first time in his professional career were talking for for 100 yards in a game before halloween. 6.7 yards per carry devontae booker added 17 for 83. when i became governor, i knew we had to protect our colorado way of life. it's why i need a good team in the state senate. like rachel zenzinger, a former teacher who's fought for equal pay for equal work. daniel kagan championed property tax rebates to help seniors afford their utility bills. jenise may worked to cut taxes for 30,000 small businesses. and tom sullivan is a veteran who believes in an open and transparent government. he's meeting with media as a speak. >> in the beginning we were able to establish a run. that is that the rest of the season. we commend that the fall and have a defensive plan. we're going to be hard to beat, did you see it open up man coverage again on the outside? yes i did and we were able to take a shot. he mentioned the change in practice happens a little bit. he's a preparation

emmanuel sanders and the broncos got the best of josh a man attacked me in a parking garage. tried to stab me with an 8-inch knife. but i carry a pistol. i fight back. that's why i'm still here. every woman has a right to defend herself with a gun if she chooses. hillary clinton disagrees with that. don't let politicians take away your right to own a gun. i've seen what can happen as the result of hate. my son matt was murdered in laramie, wyoming, in 1998. he was befriended by two men in a bar who pretended to be gay. they offered him a ride home, and when he was in their car, they robbed him and beat him. they drove matt out to the prairie and tied him to a split-rail fence, then beat him some more and left him for dead. in the aftermath of matt's death, my family saw the best of america in the love and support we were shown. e the hate that donald trump has brought to his campaign for president, it terrifies me. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell ya. ahh, i don't know what i said, uhh, i don't remember. he's a mexican. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody, and i wouldn't... words have an

sanders has been betrayed by the hillary campaign. republicans, we eat each other alive. lou: you guys have a fiction that you carryaround that some of you are conservatives. the fact of the matter is there is a small group of real conservatives in this gop. and the rest are like paul ryan. he wants to be a democrat because he doesn't have the guts. you guys put up with people like paul ryan and mitch mcconnell. if you guys don't started express something concern about the supporters, the voters who support donald trump, you guys have turned your party has turned on the nominee, millions of people have awe supported him, and what we are watching is an orgy of immense proportions celebrating the death of any kind of democratic process in the republican party. in point of fact, in the nation. because you reduced this two-party system to one. the republicans are a bunch of chumps it seems to me. >> there are high-level defections, paul ryan being so outspoke this past weekend was not helpful. but you see some of that coming back. senator fischer from nebraska is endorsing him again. senator thune is now back supportin

carried out one big conspiracy. but is there widespread voter fraud in america? here to discuss and debunk any myths, katy sandersputy editor of "politifact" and chris ash is a republican campaign lawyer. katy, i want to start with you. let's get the facts on voter fraud. you have looked into this. what have you found about whether or not voter fraud exists? >> voter fraud is rare. this is not what you've heard from donald trump this week or even a few months ago when he said a similar claim. but unlike what he said, voter fraud is compeexceedingly rare there are multiple studies backing up that fact. we rated what he said pants on fire, which is our worst rating for statements made by politicians. >> and that's because what you found is there's only isolated incidents and that it's so rare that it was pants on fire? why did you go to that extreme? >> well, he said it's happening on a large scale on and before election day. and there's just no evidence to back that up. when we contacted the campaign, they sent us a few reports about sloppy bookkeeping on the part of local election supervisors who have had people

that is part of the political wave that is carrying someone like donald trump or, on the democratic side, like bernie sandersght be followed are going to address those blue problems. does this have to do with inflation? redistributed?be if taxes go up on the wealthy and income is redistributed to people at the lower income levels, perhaps that increases aggregate demand. but for right now, there is plenty of space for the economy to expand. we are not pressing on resources that hard. i do nothing resources will bring that much pressure on growth. anna: reading in your notes, the phrase "it is different this time" comes to mind. the inflationary impulses right now are different from previous belt of low inflation. you say there is some inertia, more than in the past. you really see that with the unemployment rate. the core rate of inflation in the united states has averaged below 2%, 1.8% for the last 20 years. the unemployment rate has soared to 6%, down to 3%, up to 10%, down to 4%. all of this has very little effect on inflation. inertia is dominating. that gives some scope for perhaps fiscal activism to g

carried interest tax loophole. on one issue after another her position is clear. there will be plenty of common cause for her and elizabeth warren and bernie sanders to work together to advance the goals of ensuring we have a fair playing field when it comes to wall street banks. >> donald trump says that she's got no stamina, has health problems, maybe was doping before the other debate, they should take drug tests. she's been off the campaign trail for five days. is she resting? >> she's been prepping for the debate. we have been forthright that she takes the debates seriously. you have seen in the strength of her performances thus far the preparation counted for a lot. maybe donald trump should have been taking more time to take the debates seriously and prep for them. >> how concerned is she about the other surprises? brightbart published an interview with a woman from arkansas who said there was a sexual -- three instances of sexual assault which she claims from bill clinton against her. he was a first-term governor. she was a journalist. we have not substantiated this, haven't verified it with the alleged accuser. it is published by brightbart and steve bann

sanders supporters for donald trump. it is over his taxes and foundation's activities. we are taking a closer look at the bottom of the hour. >>> the state of ohio will carry out at least three next year with the three-drug combination. the announcement putting the state on track to execute ronald phillips in january for the rape and murder of his girlfriend's 3-year-old daughter in 1993. attorneys representing death row inmates say they will file a new challenge immediately. >> denise: well, the supreme court started its new term today. justices rejected a request from the white house to rehear a case actions on immigration. this move is another blow to the president's attempt to allow more than 4 million undocumented immigrants to apply for work authorization and the benefits that come with it. >>> in another move by the supreme court, the washington redskins may have lost a battle concerning their controversial name. the supreme court will not take up the appeal by the nfl to keep its federal trademark protections. the office canceled 6 of the football's teams registrations. >>> first alert traffic on cleveland 19 news is sponsored by ford. >>> a look a

sanders, i say different things in public than in private, that is called lying. neil: you hear that, and she tries to assure bankers, she meets with them, i am -- >> you could keep you're carriednterest, she never answered that. neil: did he address whole tax situation. >> he did. >> after this audit is done. >> release the tax returns. i can gleam more information from his financial disclosure, than you will be able to get out of his tax return. neil: this is first time i heard him say in public venue that, suspicion he did not pay taxes is a large loss for many years were accurate. it is legal. >> he said -- he said he paid taxes, hundreds of millions, he said he took advantage of the law. neil: and all that. >> he could have made that up in one year. neil: hillary, and campaign right now -- she is responding post debate to questions. >> were you surprise snrd we'll taksurprised. >> we're going to take off. >> were you surprised by that. >> nothing surprises me about him. really, dan. i was surprised by the avalanche of falsehoods, i really. find i it almost unimagine able that someone can stand and tell falsehood after a falfalsehood. do you remember littl he was the most u

sanders, furee college for everyone. >> well, she's going to get pressure, whether she carries it on or not.sive wing of the democratic party and progressives outside the party are going to bring pressure to bear. >> lots of luck to that. >>> still to come -- >> once she's president she's president. >> if she wins, is there anything that bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and paul ryan all signed into law. if not, her presidency could be slow-going. >> kind of like this show. >>> still to come on "morning joe" -- >> african-americans are living in hell in the inner-cities. they're living in hell. you walk to the store for a loaf of bread, you get shot. we're going to fix our inner-cities. we're going to fix. >> oh, my god. this would be news to colin powell. this would be news. eddie, eddie, do you have to call a white person to go get you bread for your family, where is this from? what planet does he live on? >> i don't know. he's going to be our greatest advocate. >> that was old video from the primary. >> he's put forward a new deal for the african-american community. >> that's next on "mor

designed to pull in the sanders' but one thing the caller probably should keep in unheard of is not for presidential candidates to elected. they go into the white house and carry ey don't exactly out every platform item that was the document, sometimes have been known to conveniently drop not really were their own. host: let's get a couple call and wrap up. hey, norman. to er: hey, good morning you. when you can it, orrupt the f.b.i., the whole government is corrupt. manipulate easy to the voting. am 69, i have been around for little while, and i drove a 41 years. i traveled this country from one to the other and it's just, a nation of corruption and it's so sad. i just remember that when they kennedy, you know, after seemed like our hell. country just went to know much to say about it, but i'm glad on on my way out. norman, thank you for calling. james, last call and we'll hear jim barnes one more time. hey, james. caller: good morning, gentlemen, in.glad to get i believe the lord is involved in this because i was persistent in calling and i was able to get in before the show was over. did. glad you caller: thank the lord for that. i want to mention about kin

carrying the virus. health experts are not sold on the idea saying that that's what being on whatever they want and not just mosquitoes. >>> boosting the price of a drug. senator bernie -- bernie sanders and other lawmakers wanting to know why an $80,000 hike in a drug to treat leukemia patients. there are other programs to cut patient costs.>>> there is an app for cpr. it saved a man's life in seattle. it was in front of the hospital and a medical student used a pulse point out. is out of the hospital and thankful for those who saved his life. >>> let's check the most accurate forecast. >>> you can see a break looking across the state, it is 38 at window rock where it is cool. the coolest spot is the northwest at the grand canyon. they are 31 right now. here is how the day will look. the seven-day forecast will be a warm 94 degrees. uv index will be dropping and the air quality will be plus -- press play on this. going through a good chunk of the day, we will not see a ton as far as activity is concerned. that changes through the day and you can see moisture building in. most of the day will be quiet and then we will see rain chances building as we get through the evening. overnight

sanders as to who they see as the face of the party. bernie has very liberal programs. there's going to be a lot of pressure on hillary clinton to try to carry that with a republican majority in the house? she'll have to work with congress to get something done or push a liberal agenda that's not going anywhere. >> in many ways november 9th starts a whole lot of other stuff. >> that's right. for both parties. >> we'll leave it there. you have a gold star through the tv. i'm told you hiked nine miles with the boy scouts. >> that's right. thank you. it was fun. >> thanks, susan. >> that's a caring den mother if there ever is one. >>> the trial of trump university is scheduled to begin next month only a few weeks after the election. now mr. trump's lawyers, they don't want the jurors to hear what he said. we have lawyers here to talk about this and what it could mean for that case. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. and you're talking to youro doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping t

issues that donald trump and bernie sanders and hillary clinton frankly, it's too much power in too few hands. one is the content and one is the pipes that would carry the content. do you see overlap of power here? >> well, there's certainly a lot of power but it's a vertical merger not a horizontal merger as ceos were saying yesterday. if you want to buy a supplier, that's okay, you can't buy your competitor. kevin: we saw that there was some remorse over the comcast transaction, what do you they they will give up in the case? >> i think promises of not favoring time warner's content. the spirit of net neutrality. i also think that hulu will be an interesting one. that was an interesting in the comcast merger that got blocked recently. maria: in what way, explain the hulu. >> the question was was hulu, when the original comcast-nbc merger happened that nbc had to promise thathey were going to be silent partner and not going to be involved in making decisions because it's too much power in the hands and as reporting, they actually did weigh in a little bit in the strategy of hulu and that helped killed comcast-time warner cable merger last year. >>

carried away. [laughter] this is from the latest wikileaks dump of e-mails from hillary's campaign manager, john podesta. now, what do they say? bernie sandersator, writer talking, sending it to john to to december that, hillary's campaign manager. john podesta. beyond this hillary should stop attacking bernie, we got the right one up there, especially when she says things that are untrue which, can didly, she often does. i am one of people with credibility to suggest bernie people support her in november, and she and others have no idea the damage she does to herself with these attacks which she does not gain by making. now, there's another one that goes on, it's very interesting too. picking out of this e-mail, he goes on to say right now i am petrified that hillary is almost totally dependent on republicans nominating trump. she has huge endemic political weaknesses that she should be wise to rectify. even a clown like ted cruz would be an even money bet to beat, and this scares the hell out of me. john: written by john podesta? >> no, written to john podesta saying hillary needs to get her house in order, stop concentrating on trump and

designed to pull in the sanders' but one thing the caller probably should keep in unheard of is not for presidential candidates to elected. they go into the white house and carry ey don't exactly out every platform item that was the document, sometimes have been known to conveniently drop not really were their own. host: let's get a couple call and wrap up. hey, norman. to er: hey, good morning you. when you can it, orrupt the f.b.i., the whole government is corrupt. manipulate easy to the voting. am 69, i have been around for little while, and i drove a 41 years. i traveled this country from one to the other and it's just, a nation of corruption and it's so sad. i just remember that when they kennedy, you know, after seemed like our hell. country just went to know much to say about it, but i'm glad on on my way out. norman, thank you for calling. james, last call and we'll hear jim barnes one more time. hey, james. caller: good morning, gentlemen, in.glad to get i believe the lord is involved in this because i was persistent in calling and i was able to get in before the show was over. did. glad you caller: thank the lord for that. i want to mention about kin

are doing, working for bernie sanders, let's say and then they get disappointed and say, i'm not going to effectively try and give president that we can trust and at least carryn what we've been trying to do for the past year since we've been a country, but where i see, now that i'm 68 years old, i work hard, but a lot of people don't seem to want to work that hard. host: sal, i will take your point for celeste katz. basically saying millennials might not show up because they didn't get their way with the two candidates that are on the ballot. guest: well, i think might be true of anybody who was as dedicated to a candidate as some people were to bernie sanders. they may feel that there is no substitute, nobody who can compare to whatever that candidate offered them and i don't think that is limited to a particular age group. if you recall, there were a lot of bad feelings after then senator obama defeated then senator clinton in the 2008 democratic primary. there were certainly people in the hillary clinton camp who said they would not support senator obama, they would, you know, their involvement had come to an end. there was a lot of fence mending to do th

carry it forward. did it work well? why do many americans feel like premiums were raised and quality was decreased. you know major insurers are pulling out claiming billions of dollars in losses or satisfy sandersward single payer now that it's revealed that she insulted sanders voters in a situation with donors. >> donald trump never made the argument you just made it which is depth of understanding and facts. is he preparing differently for this one based on his performance in the last debate? >> we prepare constantly. he has gotten very excited about the format. the town hall format is a sweet spot for him. he's with voters every day. these rallies i hear that the size of the crowd doesn't matter. go out to one of these rallies and you'll feel differently. he draws crowds that nobody has ever drawn unless you've had a musical instrument. >> so how does he adapt from that where he's up behind a microphone and speaking to a huge arena in, say, colorado and being in a town hall format where we have awkward moments. george h.w. bush looking at his watch. it seems bad things happen in these debates. >> i'm not sure the town hall format is great for hillary clinton either. she seemed more comforta