trump tops clinton nationwide 45% to 43%. national poll standings really don't mean much. it's how the candidates stand in each state. clinton has an edge over trump in swing states. >>> it's a steal no baseball player or fan ever wants to see. a local concession stand for a little league w how it added insult to injury. >>> finally hermine is weakening. she'll be out of the picture here in the next couple of days. what stays in your picture? more heat and humidity and 90-degree temperatures. coming up. >>> doctors are now being told with traditional flu vaccines. >>> and toddlers can be mischievous. this toddler got a ticket. >>> the capitol ro tun da re -- rotunda reopened to visitors today. set to be done before the presidential inauguration in january. >>> little league's baseball just got more expensive. >> sure did. somebody burglarized maple wood park monday afternoon. damages came up to more than $1,000. we're live there right now where recovery is slow. >>reporter: guys, the kids in th to 14 years old. but the kids responsible for the crime, not much older than tha

the candidate mixed reviews, but a recent poll shows trump is closing the gap with hillary clinton nationwide. the democratic presidential nominee has been keeping a lower profile this week. some political analysts speculate clinton may be trying to avoid more fallout about her e-mail server. >>> in just hours, a woman celebrated for doing good all over the world will officially become a saint. we're talking about mother teresa. you're looking live at the vatican. hundreds of thousands of people expected to be here. as the pope cannonizes mother teresa. that's going to happen in about two hours from now. in the bay area, a lot of people are started boit. >> during mass tonight, terry, they put you up a poe toe of mother teresa and the priest talked about her spirit of giving. >> thousands are converging in the vatican to honor mother teresa, her compassion and humanitarian work. as a young woman, she ministered to the poorest of the poor in the slums of calcutta. in the 1950s, she started the missions of charity, including the sisters in the bay area who started an aids a haas pin practice an

a recent poll shows he is closing the gap with hillary clinton nationwide. the democratic presidential nominee has been keeping a lower profile this week. political analysts speculate clinton may be trying to avoid more fallout about her e-mail server. >>> at 7:08 on your sunday morning, more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, not your typical hit and run case. a driver runs into an ampm and takes off. >>> also, a rescue at sea. a fishing trip off the coast of mexico turns into a rescue mission when the boat breaks apart. >>> welcome back. we're taking a live look outside at the sun rising over san jose from communication hill on this sunday morning. we're looking at a cooler labor day weekend. anthony slaughter says a big warm-up is on the way this week. >>> police in pittsburgh are looking for a driver who ran into a convenience store with his car. three people were inside the car when a white ford explorer shattered this plate glass window yesterday. the driver then took off. racks had fallen over, glass was everywhere. one woman was hurt. police are lo

>>well, the new washington post abc poll shows hillary clinton leading nationwide by five points. but you have an will recollect ark times survey showing clinton down by three points. bottom line, the polls at this point are not fully in agreement. if you take an average right now it though is very tight. hillary clinton leading by but two points. donald trump closing that gap with gary johnson checking in at 9%. donald trump has pulled off one big and positivetive step for him. hillary clinton lost her grip right now on the electoral college. we'll show you what that week. thank you for joining us. real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning company. come into steak 'n shake for hand-dipped milkshakes. better yet, at half price during half-price happier hour, weekdays, now two to five at steak 'n shake. new at steak 'n shake! 24 meals under four dollars. with handcrafted steakburgers, all-beef footlongs and fresh guacamole made from scratch. get 24 meals for under four dollars. . >>> welcome to "dish nation." >> we do the best we can to make it a great friday. >> a 20-

we've also just learned that first lady michelle obama is about to take her case for hillary clinton nationwide. it's a tv spot by the first lady that this tv show got ahold of exclusively tonight. we'll show you that new ad in just a minute. we got it before anybody else did. that's ahead. does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. >>> if you grew up as a catholic kid who didn't go to catholic school, you may remember spending one afternoon a week after school going to a kind of a weekday version of sunday school to get you ready for your confirmation which happens in the catholic church in this country when you're around 14 or something like that. as a not particularly good catholic kid, i once got thrown out of my wednesday afternoon ccd class for wearing a shirt to that class that said on the front of it "jesus is coming. look busy." which i thought was hilarious at the time. sister jacinta did not agree. but in poly-sci te

a new cnn poll shows him up up two points on democratic nominee hillary clinton nationwide.y stumped in virginia, north carolina and florida, all battleground speaks. they will meet in nbc's first commander-in-chief forum and you can see it here on nbc bay area. steve hamilton has more from washington. >> reporter: hillary clinton with 63 days to go still has a big league over donald trump in potential electoral votes and a six point poplar lead in today's "nbc bay area news" survey monkey poll, but the cnn poll puts trump ahead by two when two independent candidates are included. no worries clinton said. >> i pay no attention to polls. >> reporter: she says republicans focusing on e-mails say they don't pay attention to voters. >> why did someone come from the outside and seize their nomination who had never been in public service before? >> reporter: her new tv ad shows veterans disapproving of trump. her new super pac ad. >> i'm really good where i love war in a certain way. >> reporter: depicts trump eager to use nuclear weapons, a theme she hit in tampa today. >> he is

we've also just learned that first lady michelle obama is about to take her case for hillary clinton nationwide. it's a tv spot by the first lady that this tv show got ahold of exclusively tonight. we'll show you that new ad in just a minute. we got it before anybody else did. that's ahead. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla (apremilast). otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may include diarrhea, nausea, upper respirato

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clinton's nationwide lead in the radiation has narrowed at one point after the democratic convention she led but an average more than seven points and now leads by an average of 3.9%. >> only 7% of voters we spoke to in battleground states think hillary clinton's answers on her e-mail controversy is getting to be believable. clinton told agents she could handle classified information as secretary of state. agents also wrote, clinton sted she d not know what the "c" meant at the beginning of paragrhs and speculated it was referencing paragraphs marking in alphabetical order and the c. stood for confidential. >> lawkers return to washington after a brief res to stackle s -- recess to tackle stalemates that were put on hold. na studio 57. let's start with the simple letter, "c." secretary clinton told the fbi she didn't kw it stood for confidential. hoconcerned should voters be that a former senator, a former secretary of state daidn't know what that "c" stood for? >> i don't think they suldn't be that concerned. i think the secretary of state dewith a large number of issues 30,000 e-ma

the google poll has us leading hillary clinton by two points nationwide. and that's despite the fact that google search engine was suppressing the bad news about hillary clinton. how about that? how about that? >> so this google-gate, the notion that donald trump raised. it is not true. >> trump is refusing to back down on the criticism of alicia machado. he told fox news he saved her from being fired and trump put it, i got nothing. >> this is a person, bill, that was the first one under my ownership. she did not do well. she had a lot of difficulties. you know, they wanted to fire her. the company itself wanted to fire her. i saved her job. if you put up all the time i spoke to her, probably less than five minutes. >> overnight, we also got our first look at talking points the campaign is using to defend trump in the machado controversy. the talking points about this scandal. they say hillary bullied bill's accusers. and arguing her claim she is a feminist champion, hillary clinton, is a quote joke. >>> today, hillary clinton heads to iowa. the same day e

clinton's nationwide lead in the race has narrowed. at one point after the democratic convention she led trump by more than seven points. now she leads by an average of 3.9%. >> only 7% of voters we spoke to battleground states think hillary clinton's answers on her e-mail servers are getting more believable. the fbi released notes from its interview with clinton on friday. according to the notes, clinton told agents she could not recall training on how to handle classified information as secretary of state. agents also wrote, clinton stated she did not know what the c meant at the beginning of paragraphs and speculated it was referencing paragraphs. the c stood for confidential. >> after seven week congressional recess lawmakers will return tomorrow to tackle stalemates and partisan fights put on hold if only for the summer. nancy pelosi good enough to join us here in studio 57. good morng >> congresswoman, let's start with that simple letter that c. again, secretary clinton told the fbi she didn't know it stood for confidential. how

. >> nationwide clinton is holding on to that lead. back to you. >> thank you, tim. as you saw, trump is revealing more information about his health today. >> why not share your medical records? it, i have it here. should i do it? i don't care. >> you can see the complete conversation on the dr. odd show today at 11:00 here on wisn 12. >> time now 4:48. no complaints in the weather department. >> we are headed to the last week of summer and the highs for the most part in the 7 some of the people want it to cool down. here in the short term seven days until fall begins and all seven with the highs in the 70s. this is a summer bummer. this is the last sunset at 7:00 p.m. or later until march 16. so enjoy this evening, yeah, it is a while before seeing a not until the middle of next march. if you like the fall weather, it is arriving quickly. it is refreshing out there this morning. dry air is in place. dew points are in the 50s. it is feeling great across southeast wisconsin. 52 in west bend. 51 in sheboygan. 60 along the lake shore in milwaukee. inland it is lower to

real clear politics polling average shows clinton leading republican nominee donald trump nationwide 46-42. clinton is up by nearly 3% taj points. though donald trump has been closing the gap and many polls as of late. ♪ >>> in new castle track moving again along i-9 i-95 and route 1 after wind fall of pennies spilled on to the road this morning. it happened when tractor trailer overturn right around 2:00 in the morning. then caught fire. the driver only has minor injuries. that accident left about 40,000 pounds of unstamped pennies for crews to clean up. >>> a local family is heart broken tonight. they want answers. they want to know how their mother's hand was left behind at the accident scene where she lost her life. susan faust died last december in a crash along william town road in williamstown, new jersey. the mother and wife was a schoolbus aid. the family says police told them her hasn't was demolish in the wreck but when they went to the scene days later to set up a memorial they found, they found their mother's hand wedding and engagement rings still on it. they want to kno

nationwide - clinton is ahead with three-hundred fourty one electoral votes. only two hundred seventy are needed to win. our mission at cbs 2 news is to connect the presidential candidates to our viewers to better inform and empower you. we have reached out to the candidates to participate in extended interviews not only with our station but our sister stations across the coun. country.we want to hear from you. tell us what you want to we still want to hear from you. tell us what you know to know from the candidates. share your thoughts with us by e-mail or facebook. >>> good news for anyone driving today. prices at the pump are at the lowest regular since 2004. it is $0.20 cents cheap year the summer of low gas prices meant savings for drivers. $19 billion compared to last year. the average household is expected to pocket an extra $320 in saifgsz this year because of the mrurnging gas prices. >>> if you are among those who believe anti-bacterial soap is better than regular soap and many people do there is news that might change your mind. the food and drug ad

has us leading hillary clinton by two points nationwide. and that's despite the fact that google search engine was suppressing the bad news about hillary clinton. how about that? >> another company in donald trump's crosshairs. genie: now it's time for the press review. time to take a look at the headlines. lots of papers focusing today on the bombing of hospitals in aleppo. >> that's right. ban ki-moon called these bombings war crimes. this french language lebanese paper reports on its front page, hospitals in the eastern part of aleppo were reduced to rubble. of a it has become part daily reality for those living in aleppo, as this cartoon is from the london-based paper in the streets. look at this blood dripped calendar. every day of the week is punctuated by bombings and airstrikes. genie: we have been hearing so much about this syrian city in recent days. the washington post has published an article detailing the horrors of daily life there. a read.well worth the washington post has a no holds barred account of what life is like. bonds

the new post-debate poll that just came out, the google poll, has us leading hillary clinton by two points nationwide. hillary clinton is an insider who fights only for her donors and for herself. i'm an outsider and i'm fighting for you, believe me. i am fighting. we won every single on-line poll, hundreds of thousands of voters, and then you sit back and hear how she did so well in the debate. i don't think she did well in the debate at all. honestly, i truly believe this, hillary clinton is incompetent. i really believe this. >> some numbers of our own here tonight. our latest msnbc survey shows 52% say hillary clinton won the debate, just 21% say donald trump won. and behind the scenes, the headlines speak of trouble, second-guessing within the trump campaign. tonight the "new york times" is out with new reporting for their part that the campaign will shift strategies before the next debate. that will include a lot more prep time before their candidate faces hillary clinton again. our own team has been on this story all day. hallie jackson is with us from wisconsin where trump held his last rally

. >> a new google poll that just came out has us leading hillary clinton by two points nationwide, and that's despite the fact that google search engine was suppressing the bad news about hillary clinton. >> jennifer: multiple campaign sources tell nbc news that trump disaster, so now his team staging more of a traditional debate preparation, but in a statement a trump spokesman tells nbc, "it's hard to be unhappy when we're doing so well." campaign sources also tell nbc news that for this next debate trump may hold mock debates, possibly a professional coach, something he didn't do the last time around. we're live in bedford, new hampshire, jennifer eagan, 7news "today in new england." >> christa: right now new details on a school s south carolina. police believe a teenager shot and killed his father then opened fire at a nearby elementary school injuring two students and a teacher. let's go to 7's nancy chen with more. nancy? >> nancy: christa, a volunteer firefighter has been called a hero for stopping the shooter and saving lives. police say this all started when a teenager killed

. >> the google poll, as us leading hillary clinton by two points nationwide. and that's despite the fact that google's search engine was suppressing the bad news about hillary clinton. >> reporter: but 27% of women said their opinion of trump got worse after monday night. multiple campaign sources tell nbc news trump does have work to traditional debate preparation. but in a statement trump tells nbc it's hard to be unhappy when we are doing so well. trump still under fire about what he said about former miss universe's weight. >> what were the names that he called you? >> miss piggy, miss house keeping, miss eating machine. that was horrible for me. >> reporter: but trump telling bill o'reilly that he had nothing to do with it. that the company wanted her fired and he saved her job. in t independent women say trump doesn't have the personality or tem ra meant to be president along with one in four republican women. nbc was reporting that the children were unhappy on the effect that the campaign was having on the family business. >> a former al tar boy supervis

. >>> fear and not excitement is driving supporters of hillary clinton and donald trump. nationwide poll found eight percent zero percent of trump supporters and 63 are 62% of supporters say if the other candidate wins they would feel scared and they are stronger than a victory about their open candidate. we asked chuck todd about the high negatives in this race. >> right now it is definitely a look at a majority of people have unfavorable views of donald trump and of clinton. no doubt this is what kind of election this is and we have seen over the past few weeks as the polls have gotten tighter, it is not that donald trump is creeping up on hillary clinton. her support is eroding and moving to undecided or gary johnson and not going to trump. >>> chuck todd will 9 news. >>> brock turner left jail with a parting gift, a large packet of hate mail given to him by authorities in santa clara county. he was sentenced to 6 months behind bars for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. he was released after half of his term with good behavior. the outraging of a sentence california lawye

hillary clinton still leading trump nationwide. urvey by nbc news and the wall street journal has clinton ahead 43% to 37% in a three-way race. majority of voters view clinton negatively. in venezuela, the election authority -- could be held early next year. opposition leaders are not happy with the condition. opponents must collected 20% of the electorate signature at the state level next month. dennis will has been crippled by high inflation and a lack of basic goods -- venezuela has been crippled by a high inflation and a lack of basic goods. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am taylor raikes, this is bloomberg. francine: peter 11 joins us. we'll talk about maersk. this is huge because it is a historic checkup. peter, tell me about the rationale. how badly were they doing? peter: maersk has been having to depend on being a conglomerate for almost a decade with investors asking would it be possible to generate more value from splitting the company? this is something

nationwide. trump would have 45% support to clinton's 43%.n the margin of error with an eight-point lead in that same poll in early august right after the conventions. the nbc news weekly tracking poll of the registered voters would have a different finding to give hillary clinton a six- point lead nationwide with 48% support to 42% for trump. that figure is unchanged from last week. >>> for some perspective right now, we turn to ktvu political analyst joe tuman. do you think that most people have made up their minds on clinton and trump? >> dow. you get that by talking to people all over the country. you get that sense on this. that this campaign by the way is now a year and a half, two years old. so these people are known quantities. you don't have to say hillary clinton, you say hillary, they know who they are talking about. you don't need to say more than trump and people know who they are talking about. people have fast hard opinions. the cnn poll was a little over 80% hard committed both to the democratic and republican side of the cand

. >>> a quinnipiac university poll shows hillary clinton with a five point lead among likely voters nationwide. clinton had a 10 point lead in the same poll at the end of august. a new cnn orc poll of likely voters puts trump ahead of clinton in the battleground states of florida and ohio. in florida, trump leads clinton by 3 points, within the margin of error. in ohio, the margin is 5 points. >>> addicted to video games and smartphones. at 10:30, a bay area family dumps its devices. what an expert tells us about managing your digital life. >> you'll notice the warm up out there today. it's going to warm further as we head into your bay area thursday. >> up next, the mystery of miranda. new information about a mummified child from the 19th century found buried beneath a bay area home. >> we can learn about her ancestry, her background from her dna that's preserved. >>> on segment 2 tonight, new information about the mystery of miranda eve. she's a 19th century toddler who's casket was found underneath the home back in the spring. since then, a research team has been trying to learn more about

this is a stop hillary clinton the real clear politics average of polls has her lead down to just over two percent nationwide... and since the conventions... her lead in nevada is now less than a half a point... statistically a dead-heat. bill clinton took the stage to draw distinctions between his wife... and donald trump... whom clinton never mentioned by name. the former president instead repeatedly made the point that his wife's opponent paints a bleak picture of america's future... while hillary is the one who really wants to move the country forward. he also criticized trump for ((president bill clinton: "you've got a clear choice here, you should now understand why there's so much name calling in this race, god forbid you should look at the real choices and figure out how it affects you.")) ((patrick walker)) >> let's talk about just how close the race is... if you believe the polls. nationwide... the 3-week average is clinton up by 2.3 percent. that lead is within the margin of error of most polls... which means statistically... it's a dead heat. that means each stop from here on out will be very cal

clinton leads five nationwide polls by an average 42-37%. that lead is half of what it was earlier in the month. now, closer to numbers in place before either party's convention. before headlines about the while clinton was secretary and before trump campaign shake ups and reach out to black voters by mostly white audiences. >> what the hell do you have to lose. >> reporter: trump received friday receiving his second intelligence briefing and philadelphia round table with civic and religious leaders in the african-american community. he will go to detroit this weekend where a pastor planning to introduce substance matters as much as showing up. >> statements are i want to make the black community better. well, he never has to this point sat down with anyone. we want to know the answer. >> denise and chris. hillary clinton is ending the summer with more headlines about the use of her personal e-mail server and today the f.b.i. released notes from its interview with the former secretary of state july 2nd. in the notes clinton repeatedly said sh

> a new post debate poll that just came out, the google poll, has us leading hillary clinton by two points nationwide, and that's despite the fact that google's search engine was suppressing the bad news about hillary clinton. how about that? >> stephen: how about that? yeah, how about that? google must be suppressing bad news about hillary clinton. i know when i googled "hillary" and "debate," it was only good news. and this isn't the first time trump has blamed his woes on technology. earlier this week, he blamed his debate performance on a before that, he blamed his failure to disavow former klansmen david duke on a lousy earpiece. and in july he blamed a tweet using an anti-semetic six-pointed star on microsoft shapes, though many are calling that excuse a pile of poop emoji, and donald trump isn't the only one who smells a conspiracy. so does the internet. there's a new video that clas "hillary clinton scratched her nose to signal to lester holt on six different occasions. the signal meant clinton wanted to get a zinger in and to go to her without changing the subject." yes, this gesture was the

a cbs news/"new york times" poll shows equal numbers of likely voters nationwide favoring hillary clinton and donald trump. but remember, the election is really about 51 separate contestcontests to rack electoral vote. we'll tell you how that's shaping up. but first, clinton, home three days with pneumonia, appeared today in north carolina. and here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: clinton returned to the campaign trail with a wave and a tongue-in-cheek new theme song. ? i feel good. i knew they would ? >> reporter: determined to send a message that she's on the mend. >> nobody ever accuses me of up. ( cheers and applause ) i'll never walk away, no matter how tough the going gets. i'm actually asking americans to hold me accountable for my ideas and hold my opponent accountable for his. >> reporter: when it comes to those ideas, the new cbs news/"new york times" poll find voters think clinton would do a better job handling terrorism, immigration, and foreign policy. but they say trump would do a better job with the that's their number one issue. trump's voters are also more likely than clinto

nationwide. >>> as hillary clinton and donald trump prepare for monday night's debate trump has a new supporter, ted cruz. the texas senator would not give an endorsement during his speech at the republican convention, but this afternoon fa will vote for trump and also is encouraging others to do so as well. >>> meanwhile both candidates are preparing for their monday night face-off. clinton and vice president nominee tim kaine are focusing on claims that donald trump is sexist. trump met with rudy guiliani earlier today to strategize. his campaign suggests he doesn't want to overprepare. he says he hopes his unpredictability will be an asset. news channel 8's rod carter presidential debate reporting live from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. his reports start sunday night here on news channel 8. >>> we are less than 10 minutes away from the friday night blitz. >> dan lucas and paul ryan are coming into the studio now. they'll have all your high school football highlights and scores coming up. >> and the 2016 tampa bay heart walk is just around the corner. we need your help raising $1

according to a new "washington post" abc news poll, hillary clinton's lead among likely voters is at 5% nationwidee deadlocked in four battleground states. remember, that's critical because this is a state-by-state race. not a popularity contest. among those battlegrounds states are new hampshire and nevada. two states democrats have won in most recent presidential elections. according to an nbc news "washington post" poll in new hampshire clinton is narrowly in the lead. in nevada of unlikely voters trump holds the advantage there. this as clinton succeeded in putting trump on the defense in two historically red states. in georgia, trump leads clinton by just two points. same story in the border state of arizona. trump is up by just a couple of points there. i want to break this down, back with us cnn's senior political analyst ron brownstein and mj lee. mj, when you jumped on the campaign you weren't going to expect swing states, battleground states polling like this? >> right. no question about it, polls are starting to tighten. including the battleground states, after the democratic convention

the google poll has us leading hillary clinton by two points nationwide. t google search engine was suppressing the bad news about hillary clinton. how about that? >> oh, no. google-gate. cnn and others have looked into the idea that google rigged results in searches. it is not true. >>> trump refusing to back down on alicia machado. overnight, trump told fox news he saved her job after she gained weight. >> this is a person, bill, that was the first one under my ownership. she did not do well. she had a lot of difficulties. you know, they wanted to fire her. the company itself wanted to fire her. i saved her job. i bet you if you put up and added up all the time i spoke to her, it is less than five minut minutes. >> overnight, we got our look at talking points the campaign is using to defend trump in the machado controversy. it focuses on bill clinton's affairs. asking why monica lewinsky has not spoken up during the campaign. >>> today, hillary clinton is in iowa. the same day early voting kicks off in that state. as of today, 11 states offer early voting

the google poll has us leading hillary clinton by 2 points nationwide. and that's despite the fact that google sea suppressing the bad news about hillary clinton. >>> multiple campaign sources tell nbc news trump does have some work to do. onen calling his performance a disaster. now his team may do more of traditional debate preparation. but in a statement trump told nbc it's quote hard to be unhappy when we're doing so well. >> and campaign sources also tell nbc news that trump may hold mach debate with the staff possibly a professional debate last time around. live in bedford. new hamshire jennifer eagan, 7 news "today in new england." >>> gary johnson drawing another blank. the libertarian candidate with another stumble. >> to anywhere any continent, canada, mexico, europe, over there. asia, south america, africa, name a foreign leader you respect. >> i guess i'm having an alapo moment in the former president >> pick any leader. >> the formerment of mexico. >> which one? >> i'm having a brain freeze. >> johnson couldn't come foreign leader. his runnin

clinton is holding on to lead nationwide. >> as you saw, trump will reveal more information about his health later today when he sits down with doctor oz. here's a look ahead. >> why not share your medical records? >> i have no problem doing it. i have it right here. should i? i don't care. should i do it? [applause] >> you can see their complete conversation on "the dr. oz show" today. it starts at 11:00 right here on wisn 12. can't wait to see that and can't sunny and nice and gorgeous outside. >> yes, 6:30? >> yes, 6:32. if you want to catch the sunrise, look to the eastern horizon. not many clouds out there. >> send in the pictures too? >> yes, i would love to see them. we keep reminding people, we are a week away from the start of fall. we are sunshine in the last few days of summer. across the state, we have a huge temperature spread, it is feeling like autumn in superior 38 degrees. how about here closer to home 60 in milwaukee and low humidity. 50 in madison. here is a look outside of the weather window. the third ward, down the milwaukee river, 60 degrees. 50s. that is where

a new poll has hillary clinton and donald trump separated by 2 points. nationwide 49 to 47% in hillary clinton's favor. both campaigns are hard at work trying to win voters over to their side. how the candidates are preparing for the big debate. >> reporter: as hillary clinton and donald trump get ready for the first presidential debate, donald trump's campaign manager is not playing down expectations for her performance. she compared his skills to one of the best baseball players of all time. >> donald trump has great presence, a brilliant debater, newt gingrich put it best, he said donald trump is the best debater, like the babe ruth of debating. >> reporter: hillary clinton's campaign manager said hillary clinton won't have enough time to keep calling him out. he said fact checking should be the moderator's job. >> if donald trump lies moderators point ait out. -- it out. >> reporter: both are taking different approaches to prepare for tomorrow night. hillary clinton is staying near her home. last night donald trump was still campaigning. he made a stop in virgi

nationwide hillary clinton still holding on to that lead. back to you. when he sits down with doctor oz. here's a look ahead. >> why not share your medical records? >> i have no problem doing it. i have it right here. should i? i don't care. should i do it? [applause] >> you can see their complete conversation on "the dr. oz show" today. it starts at 11:00 right here on wisn 12. time now is 6:49. the sun is up, it is gorgeous outside. fall is coming. i am sad. >> enjoy fall. this is the nice part. i don't know about the winter. early part of fall. fall spills into december. that is a different story. yes, winter spills into fall. >> snow is not on our minds now. we have sunshine and 70s in the forecast. we have a social post. county. beautiful looking sky out there. that is a red sky. we like that. nice today. leave the umbrella and the jackets at home. dry conditions. starting comfortable this morning. we are watching for the thunderstorms in the next 24-36 hours. 59 degrees feeling great with the light west to northwest breeze. this up quickly with a m

let's go back to the polls which give clinton a five-point lead nationwide, but what was really interesting is that polls show trump holding a narrow lead now in some of the key states including florida, ohio, and nevada. that is a big deal. >> it is a big deal frank. what you are seeing is what typically happens as the campaign goes on. you have this accordion effect. you have got expanding numbers, contracting numbers. oftentimes based on things that are going on in the campaign and hillary clinton has clearly suffered as a result of this health issue. >> i want to ask you on the health issue, we got a lot of details from the clinton camp today but not much from the trump side what. do you think about the way either candidate is handling the release of their medical information? >> well, it is just a sign of the times to have one of the candidates release some results on a talk show, the dr. oz show. and from the clinton perspective she was, of course, forced to release some of these results as a result of her recent health scare. you know, at the end of the day we once again are in one o

other recent surveys have shown trump and clinton locked in a tight race nationwide. "the new york times" poll also found like the independent voters in florida right now is split between the two candidates. the majority of likely voters in florida also viewed both candidates unfavorably. >>> members of the straight's congressional delegation weighing in on the terror attacks and the conference about the similarities to the tsarnaev brothers. fast forward they including searches of cars and roadblocks. governor baker tells us he has asked transit police to increase their presence as well. congressman stephen lynch says he's receiving briefings daily. >> i haven't heard yet that any of these individuals was on the radar screen of the f.b.i. up to this point. whether we can connect the dots after the fact and say we should have seen this coming i'm not sure yet. >> congressman lynch added agreement for turky to accept refugees comes to an end. >> that suspect sits in jail tonight accused of the most recent attacks that injured 29 people. >> next we sit down with a retir