donald trump -- taking a shot at hillary clinton -- ahead of wednesday's third and final presidential debate. donald trump: "that's the way it's going to be in the white house too. she'd be sleeping, i the debate topics will include immigration, the economy, the supreme court, and fitness to be president. that last one will likely spark talk of controversies roiling both campaigns... ...including hillary clinton's e-mail and donald trump's insistence that the election is being rigged. president obama -- on the day of his final state dinner tuesday -- had harsh words for trump ahead of wednesday's debate. pres. obama: "i'd advise mr. trump to stop whining and go try to make his case to get votes. if whenever things are going badly for you and you lose, you start blaming somebody else, then you don't have what it takes to be in this job." the nominees -- also engaging in a former republican california gubernatorial candidate now endorsing clinton... ...and also billionaire mark cuban - an outspoken critic of trump. trump -- inviting obama's kenyan-born half-brother... ...as well as the

donald trump. and donald trump also inviting patricia smith the mother of benghazi victim sean smith. saying she holds hillary clinton for her son's death. donald trump and hillary clinton they did not shake hands prior to the second debate. we do not know if they will or will not tonight. but we do know there will be no handshakes between the candidates' family members beginning at the debate. that is because, reportedly, the clinton campaign requested a new setup. according to the "the new york times" family members will now enter the hall closer to their assigned seats, instead of crossing each other's paths on stage like you're seeing right now. sources tell cnn that the clinton team is worried about a stunt like donald trump pulled in the second debate, seating in the crowd. people who have accused president clinton of past sexual misconduct. christine romans, back to you. >>> a new undercover video appears to be going democratic operatives of how to have trump supporters in acts of violence. the video suggests that the operatives hired by the dnc may have had a chance in instigating violence. now, two people no

this is the last showdown between donald trump and hillary clinton. k in the race. he is trailing by a fairly wide margin in some of the recent polls. both candidates will bring guests to tonight's debate. the clinton campaign invited a couple of billionaires to sit in the audience. hewlett-packard ceo meg whitman and dallas mavericks mark cuban. cuban was a guest at the first debate also well. donald trump invited president obama's kenyan-born half brother malik. i think "the washington post" has him on the cover today. malik obama reportedly supporting donald trump. and donald trump also inviting patricia smith, the mother of benghazi victim sean smith. she has been critical of hillary clinton. she holds hillary clinton responsible for the death of her son in benghazi. we do not know if donald trump and hillary clinton will shake hands at the beginning of the debate. they did in the first debate. they did not in the second debate. at this point, we do not believe there will be a staged handshakes between the family members. reportedly, the clinton ca

our some time one lucky guy, chris wallace, has been on the couch a few times, hillary clinton and donald trump going to battle on the debate stage for the third and final time. while clinton has taken several days off for the campaign trail to prepare, her republican opponent taking a shot at her stamina. >> sort of funny. she has been doing this for 30 years. now she has to do debate prep for five days. you know what the debate prep is? it is resting. it is lying down, going to sleep. sandra: meantime hillary's camp saying if mr. trump wants to take the low road tonight, it on! clinton communication chief, jennifer paul pal my airy. >> continues to embrace the strategy of scorched earth campaign, bring that to the debate, she will be prepared to handle that the last few times. what have seen what he does do that, with the character that hillary clinton that is revealed to voters, someone that is quite capable of standing up to him and defending american values, reaffirming them. sandra: and here's trump campaign manager kellyanne conway on what will be mission number one for her candidate ton

donald trump: you haven't done it. hillary clinton: and i have secretary of state and i have done it. donald trump: your husband signed nafta which was one of ever orst things that happened to the manufacturing industry. hillary clinton: that is your opinion. donald trump: you go to new england, ohio, pennsylvania, go anywhere you want, secretary clinton, and you will see devastation, where manufacturing is down 30, 40, sometimes 50%. worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere but certainly ever signed in this country and now you want to approve transpacific partnership. you were totally in favor of it. then you heard what i was is, and you bad it said i can't win that debate. but you know that if did you approve that, and that would be almost as bad as nafta. nothing will ever top nafta. hillary clinton: well, that is just not accurate. it once it was finally negotiated and the terms were laid out. i wrote about that in -- theald trump: you called it gold standard. you called it the gold standard of trade deals. it's the finest deal

gracias jorge, en minutos regresamos con mÁs conclusiones de este cara a cara entre hillary clinton y donald trump ellos son violadores. va a tener una fuerza masiva de deportación? los vamos a deportar. los vamos a capturar de una manera muy humana. y vamos a levanter un muro. todos somos californianos. yo soy tom steyer. y es hora de alzar la voz. regístratate y vota. vota. asÍ es luis carlos durante este tiempo de elecciÓn el mundo y microsoft estÁn ofreciendo una plataforma en la cual la audiencia puede votar en tiempo real, hoy en este segundo debate presidencial el primer momento de mÁs interÉs fue cuando todos los votantes estuvieron en desacuerdo la respuesta de donald trump en el video que habla sobre las mujeres de manera obscena veamos. >> esta fue una conversaciÓn de vestuario, soy una profunda personas que tiene un profundo respeto por la gente por la familia, no me siento orgulloso de esto, pero esto es algo que ocurriÓ. >> lo interesante de este momento fue lara pido que los participantes republicanos pasaron de estar de acuerdo con su candidato a estar muy en desacuerdo con Él, el

clinton campaign tlieves trump will have 44 ops. and he will not win with that nationally. john: donaldrump has spent far less on the television airwaves than hillary clinton has. teamp trump claims a new ad will be running in the rain state markets -- running in battleground state markets soon. it features a more kinder donald trump than we are accustomed to seeing. >> i love being a mom, but know how to how hard we work, i can't get ahead. donald trump is listening. care plan my child allows every family in america to deduct their childcare expenses from their income taxes. >>'s childcare plan makes a difference for working families. more money, more freedom. he's helping americans just like us. john: what do you think of this ad? will its tone work for donald trump? mark: that will infuriate the clinton campaign because they will say this is sony and fake -- is phony and fake. i think republicans will say, that is a good ad. and say, why didn't we raise the money to put ads like that on in august and not october? john: television advertising has not moved very much on either side. th

. >> if there are any plants in this race it would to be a plant of donald trump for hillary clintonthe reality is donald trump is beating himself. he is an absolutely horrendous candidate. he has no business representing an entire party or being president of the united states. >> governor mitt romney who ran for president agrees with you on that point. he talked about it just the other day. take a listen. >> i happen to think for that to happen requires a person of unusual skill. absent that kind of leadership i think it would be very difficult to put the -- for humpty dumpty to be put back together again. zb he >> he is talking about the republican party. >> all of them have pulled back from donald trump too but they have not endorsed you. >> that's right. we are not looking for validation from people who have supported trump or who are on the fence. we are starting a new conservative movement here that rededicates itself and that we all have a right to individual liberty. the last thing we'll do is looking for validation for people who didn't stand up to trump or are pulling back

you see hillary clinton among likely voters, hillary clinton with 49%. donald trump at 44%. rty candidates dropping as we get closer to election day. the five-point lead for clinton. let's look at why. number one, republicans tend to win among male voters. donald trump is winning. 48% to 45%. hillary clinton wants to be the first woman president of the united states. 53% to 41%. that helps secretary clinton heading into the stretch. also throughout the race, we consistently seen the education gap. it persists to the end. among white voters with a college degree, mitt romney won them in 2012. among white voters with no college degree? that's the foundation of donald trump's support. the 30-point advantage. we don't just ask who you vote for, but why. if you go through the issues, you see something striking. one reason donald trump is still in the race, it is a hard climb, is because he leads when voters are asked who do you trust more to handle the economy? narrowly on terrorism and immigration. look at this. what has hillary clinton said in the campaign? donald trump is unfit

clinton with a healthy lead, trump is looking for a big win at this debate. trump says: "hillary clinton is the most corrupt person to run for presidency." donald trump attacking hillary clinton ahead of the debate in las vegas... while he continues to do damage control over his sexual assault allegations... with his wife, melania, coming to his defense. kurtz says: "it smart to do it last week. this time it had the effect of extending the story for another 24 hours." hillary clinton's campaign is dealing with a new controversy... as new undercover videos from project veritas show democratic operatives advocating violence at trump rallies. goolsbee says: "as soon as they saw some low level guy who no one has ever heard of say a thing which is inappropriate they fired him." with clinton ahead in the polls... she is expected to play it safe during the debate... with a focus on issues. palmieri says: "in both the first and there wasn't as much focus on policy as she would like because of how donald trump chooses to use his time in these debates." republicans, meanwhile, believe trump needs to turn the focus away from his controversies. bennett say

in florida, clinton hammering trump for his attacks on democracy itself sot clinton: "donald trump is attacking everything that has set our country apart for 240 years." helping fellow democrats in outcome of the election sot clinton: "i have serious doubts about whether donald trump even understands what that means. in america, we don't say we're going to keep you in suspense about whether we will respect the outcome of an election."tag and clinton...getti ng a boost from a top republican: former secretary of state colin powell. today.. she'll continue to campaign in florida. trump is off the trail, hell be at a ribbon cutting for his new d-c hotel. angelica spanos, abc news new york hillary clinton's campaign chairman was released yesterday. one exchange shows her aides were upset the forthcoming about her use of the private email server. an aide wrote that clinton's team should have gone public sooner. congressman rod blum and challenger monica vernon will meet for their first and only debate tonight in cedar rapids. kcrg-tv9 and the gazette will host at coe college, starting at 7.

clinton. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> secretary clinton -- >> donald trump last night saying hillary clinton deserves jail time for mishandling classified information on her private e-mail server system. joining with us reaction, author of "unholy alliance," the chief counsel for the american center for law and justice jay sec low and charlie hurt and fox news contributor doug schoen. >> doug. i have interviewed military people, one incident where they mishandled classified information and they lost their jobs and in some cases were tried and some cases going to jail over mishandling of one piece, and i was watching -- i got home at 4:30 in the morning last night, amend i'm watching these other channels. never before in the history of this country has anyone said the opponent should be in jail, and

donald trump. among independents he leads hillary clinton by seven points. that'sr last survey. there's a potential for him to capital identifies on it. in order to do that, donald trump needs to absolutely dominate the debate tonight. no two-ways about it. he can't play to a draw or a slight win. he needs to dominate. he will need at the beginning of the debate to get off of the controversies that dogged his campaign with behm and t -- womd hot mike comments. hammer hillary often on all of the differences between him and hillary clinton who he says represents the status quo. he predicted yesterday a brexit like come from behind

just look at body language right there, hillary clinton, donald trump were seated between cardinal dolandnd he called it the most icy place on the planet. is there former secretary of state hillary clinton seated without her husband there and donald trump there with his wife melania. al smith dinner which is a who's who among leaders in politics, faith, business and media. trump and clinton reviewed their debate wednesday as well as overall campaign so far with various attempts at humor which made things interesting. >> sharing a stage with donald trump is like nothing really comes to mind. donald wanted me drug tested before last night's debate. look, i got to tell you i'm so flattered that donald thought i used some sort of performance enhancing. now, actually, i did, it is called preparation. looking back i have had to listen to donald for three full debates and he says i don't have any stamina. that is four and a half hours. i have now stood next to donald trump longer then any of his campaign managers. >> the president told me to stop whining, but i really have to say, the media is e

donald trump will do tonight. and making the contrast and conservative versus extreme liberal. you will see donald trump do well and drawing the contrast with hillary clintonbeen in government for 30 years and has nothing but corruption and failure to show for it. donald trump is a successful businessman and you will see that come out tonight. >> one of the six topics is fitness to be president. there is obviously a lot of americans that have concerns about donald trump's fitness. and the same can be said about hillary clinton. how do you answer that question? >> easily, i have spent time with him and he's prepareed to step in and shake-up washington. hillary clinton is the problem. and everything that is wrong with washington. been there 30 year and done nothing. donald trump will do more in the first 30 days than hillary clinton has done in 30 years. she's part of a big cover up that is more severe than watergate because she put our national security at risk. people are tired of that and they are looking for someone to shake it up and no one can do that better than donald trump. >> sarah huckabee sanders. a senior advisor with the trump campaign. >> than

most of the questions donald trump has gone the have been about him and most of the questions hillary clinton has gotten have been about donald trump. if you can tell last time you heard her talk about her vision or be uplifting. even her ads are negative against donald trump. you are casting a vote for hillary clinton based on a campaign against donald trump. bill: there is a sense both have to lay out a vision and that's been woefully absent during this campaign. we were told she flew in late last night and went through another debate prep here in las vegas. what has donald trump done specifically to prep for this one? >> we were in debate prep last night, we just don't tell the media. and he's been preparing for quite a while for these debates. he's even ganged. he likes the format. he knows the statistics. the statistics are simple, we can't get a fair shake. you see the reports, 96% of contributions from working journalists went tore hillary clinton. we have seen the foreign influence through the wikileaks information. the presidential debate allows him to bring that to the people. marth

these numbers make the clinton campaign happy. yes, donald trump is winning nothing men, just barely. hillary clinton trying to make history as the first woman president, 53-41. 12-point advantage gender gap if you will among women voters. advantage, clinton, especially if you remember, come election day in the general election, 53% of the voting public will be women. another reason we talked about before here, this persistent education gap in the race for president. mitt romney won white voters last time including white college educated voters, but hillary clinton, the democrat, is winning white voters with a college degree by 12 points in our new poll. 11 points, excuse me. that's an advantage for clinton. heading into the end, though, donald trump, look at this, the foundation of trump support, white voters without a college degree, a whopping 30-point lead on that question. one of the reasons this is not a total blowout nationally. we didn't just ask voters who they're voting for, we asked them why. a five-point national lead, not a total blowo

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back to candace and gene. >> thank you. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton came face-to-face again last night. this time around it was at a charity dinner in new york. >> the crowd booed trump clinton. news channel 8's meredith is live from the news center. many were saying that last night's dinner is different from what it traditional is. >> reporter: yeah, it was pretty obvious that donald trump and hillary clinton don't like each other very much. that was very obvious at the al smith dinner where traditionally the presidential candidates trade the speeches had sharper edge, at times the audience booed. >> hillary is so corrupt she got kicked off the water gate commission. >> [boos] >> how corrupt do you have to be the get kicked off the water gate commission? pretty corrupt. >> people look at the statute of liberty and they see a proud symbol of our history nation of immigrants, a becon hope. donald looks at the statute of liberty and seeing a four. maybe a five if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> reporter: now the candidates did awkwardly shake hands at th

right now donald trump 47% opposed to hillary clinton's 33%. but yesterday of course all the headlines and you know going into tonight's debate you know what donald trump said on stage yesterday and whether or not he's made comments about ptsd, et cetera. will that color tonight's debate. will that color the stage? >> it may color tonight's debate. what he said was the emphasis they put on it in the beginning. in that sense him and mike pence will have the ability to lay out how they would change what's happened at the va whereas hillary clinton said the scandal is overstated. when you look at the polls of troops, they are overwhelmingly for trump. they even more so go for trump. he has an advantage. they're on national turf here. mike pence is well versed on these types of issues. i anticipate he would feel comfortable in that realm. >> active duty members we have trump in the lead with 37.6%. behind him, 36.5% johnson way above clinton. what do you make of that? >> this poll is a major rejection of hillary clinton. the military remembers the '

accused hillary clinton's campaign of making it all up. ((donald trump: "those people, i don't know those people, i have a feeling how they came, i believe it was her campaign that did it.")) ((hillary clinton: "every time donald is pushed on something which is obviously uncomfortable, like what these women are saying, he immediately goes to denying responsibility.")) >> that was patrick walker reporting... and we want to go to patrick right now. he's inside the spin room at the neighboring cox pavilion... with his politics now co-host steve sebelius for their takeaways from this debate. ((patrick walker)) ((steve sebelius)) ((dave courvoisier)) >>> patrick and steve, thank campaign manager, kellyanne conway, fielded questions in the spin room and said that trump will do something he would not commit to tonight: (( kellyanne conway / trump campaign manager: "donald trump will accept the results of the election because he's going to win the election. so they'll be easy to accept. he won the debate tonight." )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> conway cited the 2000

our new poll shows hillary clinton leading donald trump by five points nationally. is that enough to close out an election win? trump claims the polls are phony and he says he's winning. too confident? clinton is offering her coattails to other democrats across the country. but as she focuses in on the white house transition and reaches out to lawmakers on capitol hill, is she getting ahead of herself? >>> gettysburg redress. donald trump picks a historic location to lay out his vision for the first 100 days of his presidency, but spends much of his time attacking the women who have accused him of sexual assault. now a new controversy and obama is backing. the president is going all out to help hillary clinton on a long list of democratic candidates all the way down to the state level. will his popularity reap benefits for his party? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> let's get to the breaking news. our new national poll is just out, and it shows hillary clinton with a five-point lead over donald trump, 49%

that decision giving donald trump fuel for his attacks against clinton. sot - donald trump / (r) presidential nominee "she's got bad instincts when the e-mails are on anthony weiner's.... wherever." gloria riviera, abc paul ryan -- campaigning in nevada today. the house speaker -- this morning -- standing by -- republican congressional candidates -- cresent hardy -- and danny tarkanian ryan -- pitching his better way policy plan -- as a way to fight poverty. paul ryan @29:50 "we have an agenda that we're actually running on, that we're talking ryan -- also commented on the fbi's decision -- to revisit the probe -- into hillary clinton's e-mails -- while you can see those comments -- in full -- on ktnv-dot-com. hardy, hardy you can't hide. we can see your racist side. protesters -- making their voices heard. many of them -- carrying signs -- with phrases like -- "what have you done -- for the dark side of town?." demonstators -- referring to hardy's comments -- in august -- about claimed -- he wanted to get to know -- the quote -- 'darker side of town.' the

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clinton is not on the ballot. this is a race between donald trump and hillary clinton. and second, look, i don't reach a conclusion about any particular allegation. but you do have to look at donald trump's own words and actions. the tape that came out two fridays ago that kind of created this bombshell was not somebody else saying something about donald trump. everybody, this is the way i treat women. and then in the debate stage last sunday, he was asked point blank, did you act in accord with what you said, and he didn't want to answer that question. he tried to avoid it a couple time, but anderson cooper pinned him down, and he looked at the camera and he said, no, i never acted that way. i talked about it, i never did it. well, you know, when you look america in the face and say, that then suddenly people are coming up here, there, all over the country saying, no, actually, that is the way donald trump acts, and it shouldn't be surprising given the way he's talked about women from the beginning of the campaign and throughout his career and frankly the way he's talke

donald trump and hillary clinton. they...... [boy leans over and blows on mic] [giggles] donald trump and hillary clinton are running for president and what have you heard about them? [silence] that he wants to make america great again she tried to be president already. but then she lost the first woman president do you thihnk she'll lose again this year? um....no. have you been paying attention to what they're debating and talking about? no. why not? because i'm too focused playing with my little brother what are they debating about? what are the most imortant issues for you? umm what do you mean? who would you vote for? hillary clinton donald trump hillary clinton trump hillary clinton he looks like a nice guy i would like her to give more education to children in the world he's really rich and he can buy us a lot of good stuff if she gets to be president she's going to make good choices i think they should pay teachers more money make more jobs for people and pay them more giving more security what do you think the president s

clinton lead. could be key. michigan donald trump has talked about reagan democrats becoming trump democrats, seven-point lead for clinton. out in nevada, donald trump has been ahead consistently out here. surprising us. but a poll at the end of the week shows clinton ahead ten state of nevada. latino vote critical for her. in the biggest battleground states, donald trump second home in florida, clinton ahead even though trump had momentum going into the first debate, donald trump can't afford to lose that one. why does that matter? as of now, if you can't turn any of these light blues to red and win the toss up states donald trump can't win. if hillary clinton can win florida we just showed you that poll game over. pressure is on mike pence and donald trump who is enlisting his daughter for a little help. >> my father will change outdated labor laws so that they support women and american families. he will provide tax credits for child care, paid maternity leave and dependent care savings accounts. this will allow women to support t

for days, donald trump made it clear he thinks bill clinton's past is not only fair game, but a critical part of this electric. last night, the key question going into the debate was was donald trump going to hold his fire like dein the first debate and then talk about how restrained he was? well, we got the answer very quickly, and it was no, he was fought going to hold back. and the personal attacks did not stop there. straight out of the gate, the tension was clear. no handshake between the two bitter rivals. donald trump under fire for that 2005 audio recording with his crude comments about women. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologize to my family. people. >> reporter: hillary clinton with days to prep her response saying trump is not fit to be president. >> i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> reporter: and then 15 minutes in, trump goes nuclear, accusing former president bill clinton of sexual misconduct. >> if you look at bill clinton, far worse. mine are words, his action. >> reporter: hillary clinton not will

donald trump. back to you. nicole: hillary clintont lead over donald trump with election day two weeks away from today. according to a new cnn poll, clinton tops 49% to 44%. 2% for backing green party nominee chose time. some of the core supporters expanding made among younger voters without college degrees. nicole: massachusetts senator elizabeth orange turning on the campaign trail in new hampshire. peter barnes has details. >> apparently to target the mound voters and secretary clinton coming to the college in manchester, new hampshire. the youth vote has been started about senator bernie sanders. thus excited about secretary clinton. warren and clinton doing their best to attract and appeal to those voters and proposals for fixing student that. secretary clinton's proposal for a debt-free college is date university. clearly women voters. senator warren using donald trump's words against him from the debate last week with hillary clinton what she called her a nasty women. >> nasty women have really had a good. nasty women vote. we

the latest ohio polls showing hillary clinton and donald trump tied. a history lesson for you. no candidate has won the white house without ohio since jfk. that's why donald trump was here yesterday. hillary clinton will be in the state today. she'll be in the cleveland area. and it's not just ohio, both campaigns going full throttle in other battleground states. capping off another brutal week in the race for the white house. and if you were expecting a reprieve at last night's traditional lighthearted al smith charity dinner, i don't think you got it. >> hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the watergate commission. >> the outcome will be historic. we'll either have the first female president or the first president who started a twitter war with cher. >> we're covering all angles with our team of political reporters. let's get to cnn correspondent brianna keilar on last night's dinner which was a fund-raising event for catholic charities to help needy children in new york city. brianna, that dinner was supposed to be lighthearted and fun. >> it was supposed to be all abou

, from accusing the other of being "hateful"... ...to hillary clinton's level of involvment in the attack in benghazi. ...and donald trump's crude comments about women. nothing was off- limits. ...including-- of course-- hillary clinton's emails. donald trump flatly said that-- if he were president-- hillary clinton would be in jail over those emails. trump said that ambassador chris stevens-- who died in the 20-12 benghazi attack-- sent 600 emails to clinton-- asking for increased security. our fact-checkers found... that's needs context... saying emails reveal that the topic of security was being discussed back and forth. clinton says there's no evidence that classified information got in found-- that also needs context. the f-b-i says there's no evidence her server was hacked... but it would have been possible to hack it. trump also admitted to not paying federal taxes for a number of years. and he was forced to acknowledge the "elephant in the room"-- the 2005 recording of him making lewd comments about women. donald trump also audience who accused former president bill clinton of sexual misconduct... and hillary clint

if we keep choosing hillary clinton or donald trump, we're going to keep getting hillary clinton or donaldstanding for something new. it's time for a new generation of leadership in this country and a new conservative movement that will be open to all races and religions and unify this country and take it to a much brighter future than think we'll have with either hillary clinton or donald trump. we've got to start building that now in this election, not after november 8th when it -- others will have failed to stand up for what's good and true. we know that we need to do this now and so that's what we're doing. >> okay. so i want to read -- this is a tweet, lou dobbs, fired off an angry tweet, look deeper, he's nothing but a globalist, rom ne, and mormon mafia tool. >> i would love to hear him describe what the mormon mafia is. it is a sort of silly thing. we've been having a lot of fun. a lot of people across country have been having fun. in a way it's not surprising. donald trump and his supporters have been attacking people based on race and religion and gender and the reality is this c

this is the challenge for donald trump tonight. hillary clintonth a big lead in the national poll of polls. you look at that. eight point lead there. donald trump needs a home run. he needs to change the fundamental dynamic of the race to close the gap. she needs to protect what he's got. if she can win new voters, that is what she'd like. but the she comes out with the status quo she's just fine because both come in tonight look at this. our new map right now, the advantage overwhelmingly for hipt. donald trump can't change phi or six states with a debate performance. she comes in looking to protect. he comes in needed to fundamentally change the arc of a race that right now is lopsided in hillary clinton's favor. >> john, thanks very much. that does it for us. thanks for watching. our pre debate coverage continues right now with erin burnett "outfront."

spackle poll finds voters believe hillary clinton won the donald trump and clinton made up again tonight. both are speaking at the same charity dinner in new york city. >>> both campaigns will hit battleground states hard over the next few days. donald trump headstall highland tomorrow north carolina. hillary clinton has to ohio tomorrow but today president obama, the first lady and the vice president and her running mate will campaign for her. >>> an inmate accused of >> later today he will face a judge. >> we're looking into how the men escaped in the first place. >> reporter: the inmate was only free for about 2 hours yesterday afternoon. 42-year-old david ross began his escape attempt in the early afternoon at mosaic park. he was on prison detail with the the other inmates. somehow he used a knife to take the corrections officer hostage, handcuff him, like his fellow inmates then took a work truck. he made it all the way to st. petersburg before being arrested. during the arrest no deputies were injured and the corrections officer was not harmed. >>> the teacher convicted of having s

donald trump. you were consulting bill clinton.u were consulting hillary clinton, what do you think she needs to do? >> she needs to stay positive and lay out to the country what she will do when she's president. the negative case against donald trump has been well made. i think it's important for her not to engage in a back and forth and nasty back and forth with him as he's tried to do in the previous two debates. what people are looking for, you know, there's a very high likelihood she's going to be the president now and looking for upbeat optimistic vision of what she wants to take the country. heather: tony, what do you think about all of the scandals that have surrounded this campaign from the very beginning, should either one of the candidates this evening go there? >> donald trump did an effective job containing the fallout from the nbc tape. 65% of americans don't even think it matters. that's a very good number for him. clearly he moves forward and he has to focus on a much more positive vision the way he sighs it and wha

for hillary clinton it is about appearing presidential and staying on message. for donald trump it is about trying to get under hillary clinton's skin. we're joined now from the tampa new center. >> both candidates have already fired warning shots at one another. donald trump it is his claims of election rigging. his comments have been condemned by democrats including the president and either other republicans -- even other republicans. plus he continues to battle allegations of sexual assault . clemson will likely -- clinton will likely have to answer to questions about corruption. donald trump spent tuesday campaigning while clinton has been laying low this week. >> she looks like a president. i think that will show well on wednesday. >> when it comes to washington dc it is time to drain the swamp . >> once again the presidential candidates are trying to make statements with who they invite to the presidential debate. hillary clinton just like he was during the first debate. he has been known to troll donald trump on twitter. donald trump invited president obama's half-brother

donald trump. five for hillary clinton. but the biggest state visited? florida. 14 visits. nine for donald trump. five for hillary clinton. these are interesting numbers. they tell you where the campaigns have been focusing. but here is another really interesting number. that's the number of visits in key battleground states. donald trump, 54. hillary clinton, 25. more than double the visits in these key battleground states. you can see the campaigning that's been going on here. hillary clinton is in that key state of florida tonight. jennifer griffin is with the clinton campaign. >> reporter: good evening, bret. hillary clinton just finished speaking behind us a little while ago. it was her second stop here in florida. she started the day a little further north where she exhibited a little bit of that cough that we had heard over labor day. she did not have that cough when she arrived here. instead, she was on the offensive. she called alicia machado, that miss universe who trump had taken to attacking overnight in a tirade of tweets, hillary clinton herself responded to trump's tweets by saying

. >> we're going to >> the final countdown is on because tonight donald trump and hillary clinton face off in the third and final presidential debate. >> a lot of people have been waiting for this day to come. the last one was absolutely nasty. but nonetheless we're going to go to do it again. we also want to see the tweets. we know you have a lot on your mind. use the #at6:30. hillary clinton, donald trump, got a set debate one last time in las vegas >> all bets are off. there's new poll numbers saying which way the race maying leaning. you got to hear about this. there really are interesting guests on this list here. >> you tweeted about someone we didn't know >> we heard hillary clinton is bringing mark cuban, we know, i didn't want to say arch enemy but quite a bit far as celebrity billionaire, also meg whitman is now the ceo of h p. she's endorsed hillary clinton. donald trump is bringing barack obama half brother malik >> it's a little bizarre, he has nothing to do with the election. he's not even an american citizen. >> he's going to be there, he splits his time between here and

clinton is a weak person. weak, infective. >> you get it? donald trump tough, hillary clinton weak. it sounds as if hillary clinton were just tough, maybe donald trump wouldn't have to run for president, because hillary clinton is so weak donald trump is the only way for us to have a tough president. right? >> she talks tough with russia. she shouldn't be talking so tough. >> so the president should be tough, but the president should never be tough with the toughest person the president has to deal with. vladimir putin. >> they insult him constantly. no wonder he can't stand obama and hillary clinton. >> donald trump would be the toughest president ever except with vladimir putin. we can only wonder just how much money donald trump might owe to russian billionaires created by vladimir putin. >>> the night after tomorrow night's debate, the candidates will meet at the most unusual event of the campaign season, the ultra formal al smith dinner, where they will be invited to tell a few jokes and will have to listen to a lot of jokes about themselves. and, as we've seen, donald trump is

a lot of undecided voters and certainly a lot of people who are firmly for hillary clinton or firmly for donald trumpt you are surprised about the undecided voters. maybe not because they don't have an opinion on hillary clinton or donald trump but concerned about both candidates and don't know who they should vote for, whether they should stay home from the polls or vote for gary johnson. go to it any hillary clinton event and donald trump event, and you will see throngs of ferhaven't supporters. there is a lot of passion on both sides. >> it is interesting to hear that there are undecided voters. i want to ask you about the senate races. harry reid is retiring and our viewers will not see and hear from harry reid in the way we normally do. what does that senate upon race look like? who are the main players and what does it look like maybe not polling, but going to the sense on the street who has the upper hand which party? >> again in the senate race, it is close and down to the wire. it is between the democrat cathrick who is the former attorney gentleman and the congressman representing the third

i believe the polls probably state ofhe accurate the race and that hillary clinton is dominating donald trump very strongly. i would expect, sadly, her to win and be our next president. whether it is her or donald trump, i think they're both people who want to grow the size of government and don't respect our constitution in a way that mindi and i believe it should be. that is what i think the outcome at the presidential level. i believe republicans will likely hold on to the house and certain.e is less i just don't know. it is hard to predict. i think donald is definitely making it much more difficult for republicans to hold on to the senate and for them to hold on to the margin that they've had in the house for the last couple of years. ,> evan mcmullin, mindy finn independent presidential and vice presidential candidate joining us on the campaign and salt lake city, utah. thank you for being with us here on c-span. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having us. >> thank you. >> this afternoon, donald trump makes a campaign stop in springfield, ohio, live at 1:00 p.m. eastern on our companion n

donald trump has basically tried to delegitimize his presidency. >>> it is the final fortnight. donald trump is fighting against the math. a new cnn/orc has hillary clinton leading donald trump by five points. trump says the polls are just wrong. >> i believe we're actually winning. i believe we are actually winning. if you read the new york times and read some of the phony papers. these are phony dishonest papers. if you read this stuff, it's like what are we doing? what are we wasting time? i think we're winning. >> as you can see, he is fighting not just math, but the media. cnn's jim acosta is traveling with donald trump and has the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, donald trump is ramping up attacks on the national news media accusing news outlets with dark polls. covering the campaign as crooks and thieves. as a rally in tampa, he said they don't care about hard working people. >> the media isn't just against me. they're against all of you. that's what it is. like hillary clinton, they look down on hard working people within our country. the media is entitled, condescending and contemptuous of people who don't share certain elitist views. >>

trump speak." now at 6:30 - a fiery clash between hillary clinton and donald trump... as they go face to face for the last time before election day. now - with less than three weeks to go - we're breaking down the big moments. but first - why sheriff's deputies had to board an incoming flight... and haul away handcuffs. anchors adlib welcome back rob's weather today: partly cloudy. high: 56 wind: n 5-15 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. low: 36 wind: n 3-7 mph = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no southwest flight landing in milwaukee had to be restrained the man was removed from the plane by authorities. deandra corinthios is live from mitchell airport with details on the incident. this was on flight 201 coming in from new york city's laguardia airport. the plane landed safely here at mitchell but the man caused quite a disturbance on board. 201 and removed the passenger the flight took off from new york city just before 8 p-m and landed in milwaukee around 8:45. a source with knowledge of what happened tells fox6...a man started actin

aggressive moves by the trump campaign to try to get inside the heads of the clinton campaign. donald trump prepared differently for tonight's debate. use reince priebus and chris christie playing the role of hillary clinton. rein reince priebus ask a question, chris christie pushing back as clinton. a rigged election, drain the swamp, donald trump has taken on a very anti-washington, anti-establishment tone in the last few days. the ringed election line really revs his supporters and notion of drarning the swamp is a message that can still get republicans just hanging on in their support for donald trump to stand with him. they want to keep the bottom from falling out tonight, wolf, in addition to looking for hillary clinton to have some sort of big mistake or bad night. i think that is what donald trump is looking for tonight. >> john king, a new look at the road to 270. 270 electoral college votes you need to be elected president of the united states. >> wolf, look at this. jim talking about trump being trump. look at this, trump's coming in with a strategy. may not change, may sho

donald trump. our new cnn electoral map has secretary clinton at 307. it takes 270 to win. e her now -- sorry. that's from me moving. it's a sensitive map. has her at 307. donald trump falling to 179. he has a lot to change on this map. if you look at it now, even if donald trump won all four of the remaining tossup states. utah, arizona, ohio and north carolina, it's not enough. even if he wins the tossup states, it's not enough. he has a fundamental problem. he has yet to turn anything blue from the obama victories red for donald trump. his hill is much steeper now. heading into the first debate, we still had secretary clinton ahead but donald trump was in play. leading her in ohio, north carolina, florida and closing in pennsylvania, closing in michigan, closing in virginia and colorado. but, as we wait for the third debate tonight, you see the numbers. she is well on her way. and she is leading in north carolina, competitive in ohio, competitive out here. if the trend keeps going the way, she is headed toward a blowout. >> it's a big change from our conversations heading

adlib weather hillary clinton... donald trump...pulling no punches when they squared off last night in saint louis.we're heading to washington d-c for a recap... in two minutes. and if you have a samsung... what one major carrier is saying about it this morning... decision 2016 decision 2016 --- and the second act... better than the first? donald trump's supporters say he did better in last night's second presidential debate -- despite being on defense all weekend about that videotape where he admits groping women. tracie potts has a recap of the debate plus reaction the republican party's statement says trump proved he'll bring strong leadership. that's after the party put its victory plans on hold and have attorneys lookin following the release of the videotape. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. q: what's going on q: what's you. q: what's going on between trump and his runningmate? that was a pretty curt rejection of pence's syria policy last night. a: tbd q: there's word this morning the trump morning the word t

lauren: according to qib qin poll clinton and trump are virtually tied in iowa 44% of likely voters backing donaldlary clinton. nicole: donald trump attacked the media last night on the o'reilly factor. take a listen. >> you look at the media how horrible they are, how false they are, how negative they are toward me. 93% of the stories they write are negative. they will always find a way to make it negative. i'm not quite used to it. no matter what you do it doesn't make any difference. nicole: nbc committed illegal act by recording with access hollywood billy bush. that tape made public by the washington post earlier this month. lauren: it was all anybody could talk about while hillary clinton's, well, that's the topic of more remails released by we can leeks. peter barnes has the latest. >> well, according to new wikileaks emails it know appears clinton campaign chair john podesta and mook had no idea how bad the story was. "the new york times" broke the story in march last year. podesta reportedly e-mailed mook and asked, did you have any idea of the story. mook responded but we were told that