professor at harvard, focusing on american history, race, civil rights and the presidency; and david harrisofessor of law at the university of pittsburgh. he studies police behavior, law enforcement, and the law more broadly. welcome to you both. david, i want to start with criminal justice reform. the idea generally is perhaps we have too many people in prison for too long. where do these two candidates stand on criminal justice reform? >> mr. trump has not said much about mass incarceration. his platform of criminal justice seems to center on the idea of law and order generally on getting tougher, using stop and frisk and racial profiling. mrs. clinton has a different take on these things. she's very much putting on the forefront of her campaign the idea of getting rid or cutting back on mass incarceration and particularly on improving the relations between police and the communities they serve, particularly people of color. you heard her in the first debate talking about implicit bias. this is one of her main planks in her criminal justice platform. >> leah wright rigueur heard donald tr

i'm sure you're familiar with david harris, law professor out of pittsburgh and david wrote a book called failedded and asked police, why don't that you more social science research, and one of the responses was if you look at any set of statistics you can find anything that contradicts the other. >> i don't want to run out of time before we talk about the topic of write while -- i challenge the use of the word -- the commissioner from the 1920s and 30s, in it's 14-volume report, they had a chapter or set of -- a volume on lawlessness and law enforcement. now, the commission was looking at law enforcement behavior in relation to prohibit -- prohibition. they were white and middle aged fighting over territory. the right to do what? >> guest: to bootleg. >> host: okay, and so we know that this notion of drive-by is not a -- you pointed out before, a single race phenomena because we saw the valentine's day massacre and shooting in public places when the offenders were white. do you know how they resolved that issue when the drive-by shooters were white? >> guest: you are moving towards prohi

here today, harris faulkner, fox business network's dagen mcdowell, radio talk show host, meghan mccain and #oneluckyguy, steve hilton, former british prime minister davidameron and a head after silicon valley tech startup. >> great to be back. i wonder if we run out of things to talk about? harris: there is a little event coming up. you know, great to have you back.

david: so you disagree with president obama and agree with harry reid? gree with primarily with president obama that i believe -- david: you can't agree with both them. they say exactly opposite thing. >> they are saying exactly opposite. i say i'm closer to what harry reid is saying. i do think an issue come across on both sides, both officials from both parties agreeing. david: what we have here is a real dilemma by democrats not only what they said in the past, we'll play the tape in a second, but what president obama said through josh earnest that he stands behind the fbi director. let's play the sound about democrats talking about comey in the past who changed their opinions today. >> okay. >> this is a great man. we are very privileged in our country to have him be director of the fbi. >> wonderful, and tough career public servant, jim comey. jim was in the u.s. attorney's office in the eastern district of virginia when i was the mayor of richmond. he is somebody with the highest standards of integrity. david: now, they're saying he is a criminal. t

harris: we're going to wrap up the tv version of us saying thanks to david asman. >> thank you all. : go on to the web, foxnews.com/outnumbered. tap on the "overtime" tab or facebook live as well. now "happening now."

harris: we're going to wrap up the tv version of us saying thanks to david asman. >> thank you all. harris: go on to the web, foxnews.com/outnumbered. tap on the "overtime" tab or facebook live as well. now "happening now." history. >> that is as the hurricane comes and our situation did get worse. and ahead, desperate situation as matthew powers through the caribbean and to the united states. and how one surfer's search for his missing dog left him with two adorable pups. it is all "happening now". >>> we begin with a battle for the swing states. welcome to the second hour of "happening now", i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. while the vice-president candidates prepare for the debate tonight. hillary clinton and donald trump are campaigning. trump is in colorado and heads to arizona. it was once a solid red state and this year, is a toss up. hillary clinton is in pennsylvania. we have our reporter near hillary home in new york. first in arizona. >> reporter: this is one of the most conservative parts of the state. he's hire firing up his base and in a real fight for a historica

david: richard harris, we will rejoin you when we get you back to talkthe gang politics, not just u.s as well. good stuff. coming up, at&t's bid for time warner is not the only detail. more details of m&a driving sentiment, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: time for a quick check of the business flash headlines. shareholders are vicemended to vote against chair lee. lee was nominated to the board in september, and shareholders are scheduled to vote thursday. td ameritrade said to be near a $4 billion deal to buy online brokerage scott trade financial services. sources tell us that td ameritrade will take scott freight brokerage operation. two ofl would combine the largest online brokerages. national security issues are said to have killed by china anbang insurance in california. the sale was worth about $1 billion, but was called off after concerns in the u.s. as sits near one of the main training grounds for navy seals. china oceanwide has agreed to buy genworth international. at&t's $85 billion takeover of time warner is one of them. it looks like at&t could be facing a rocky road.

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really looking forward to a conversation with david haro of harris associates on equity internationalhat is a mouthful. we will do that. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." let's get straight to bloomberg business flash with taylor riggs. taylor: a week ago, congress cleared the way for families of 9/11 victims to sue saudi arabia. a saudi delegation has come to the u.s., attending a two day event in new york sponsored by jp morgan. they seek foreign investors this year to help plug a budget deficit. a tentative deal between southwest airlines and its pilots may be in jeopardy because delta airlines has a pending deal that would pay pilots more. 's pilots union wants to renegotiate sections of an agreement reached at the end of august. it is a sign the real estate boom triggered by the bank of japan's using policies may be starting to end. sales of new condominiums in tokyo fell 30%, to the lowest level since 1992. potential buyers can get mortgages at slightly over 1%, but some are scared away by the process of stagnant wage growth. that is your bloomberg business flash. fr

david petraeus. and it gets worse. chief intelligence correspondent katherine harris has more. >> these fbi files show 1,000 e-mails between david petraeus and hillary clinton were never provided to the state department and they're believed to be among the e-mails deleted that were labelled personal and not work related. by 2012, petraeus was promoted to cia director. in one exchange, clinton tellsp unsecured account. if there is anything you need or want me to know, please use this personal e-mail address, all the best, hillary. state department told fox that released the e-mails they got and they can't account for the records from the general. >> new allegations about a potential conflict of interest at the fbi? >> that is right, records show that a life got over $400,000 from the virginia governor, a clinton confident. she ran for state senate in virginia last year, and she lost but she got $457,000 from common ground va. she was recruited in march of 2015. at that time, mccay's husband was an associate deputy director and after her campaign ended, he was promoted to deputy director with overtight of the clinton e-mail

setting up the bulldozer david greene for the game tying score.. hawaii would not go away..paul harris says aloha to six..38-31 9 minutes left.. but here comes lexington thomas.. 102 yards and plenty of burst.. touchdown..tie game..38-38 hawaii's turn to win the game but tao loutelelei strips qb dru brown.. and would have scored..but a penalty was called.. unlv ball... 48 seconds left..evan patels...28 yard game winning field goal..41-38..unlv wins a thriller in paradise unlv great patrick mccaw went from rebel to warrior in june's nba draft..last night he was back in vegas doing a little bit of everything once again against the lakers. great pass to zaza pachulia and then mccaw gets the steal..and becomes a one man fast break.. mccaw getting the assist from state got a good one ((sharie johnson)) >>> that's it for us. "60 minutes" is next. where bad guys go when they want to make evidence disappear. but hiding the evidence won't help danny tarkanian. sure, he can bury all those property taxes he skipped out on for years... ...or all those fake charities he helped set up... ...or the s

david owen, cfo at jefferies international. harry hugo kuroda is speaking haruhiko kuroda is speaking twice. then we hear from san francisco fed president john williams at 7:30 p.m. u.k. time. up on daybreak, macro moves for microsoft. onres in the giant jump up the growing demand for cloud-based software. that story is ahead. the world's biggest advertising , has been on-- wpt a shopping trip. the e.u. plus one. angela merkel says a difficult path on brexit as theresa may makes her summit debut. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back. you are looking at a live shot of hong kong, typhoon haima approaching of course. 6:20 in london. let us get to learn big business flash. here is shery ahn. >> senior executives at at&t and time warner have met in recent weeks to discuss various business strategies including a possible merger. that is according to people familiar with the matter. shery: the talks are expected to remain informal. shares in time warner closed up fellarly 5% while at&t almost 2% after the news. representatives for both f

david bossey. >> thank you, lou. >> start with sudden announcement by harry reid, that there were problems that paul manafort, was the person he was preferred to for donald trump, what is going on. >> you, this is just harry reid playing politics, he a drones of barack obama's and hillary clinton's, it has zero to do with donald trump, nothing. or our campaign. you know mr. trump, severed ties with paul manafort months ago, these are question for mr. manafort in did the ties have anything to do with party? we have no -- knowledge of any of these -- of this investigation or mr. manafort's activities. acti. >> let's talk about polls then. since friday, major revision in the numbers, georgia, nevada, north carolina. florida. i mean these numbers have tightened. when is your sense from your internal polling, is it figure to get tighter. >> they are showing the same thing, hillary clinton is wiening and donald trump is on the rise, hillary clinton on defense playing safe in her safe area. donald trump as you said, we're going to win florida, north carolina. ohio, and iowa. that our pact to victory, as made, donald trump i

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david ortiz. we will always remember how tall you stood after the bombing heart of a champion. harry writes i have had a christmas tree since i was 11. >> see you baseball hall of fame in five years. it was an honor awesome career major league baseball will miss you. it's impossible to read all the love on social media for david ortiz on air but we encourage to you log on to fox 25 facebook page and tell us about your david madrigal ortiz moment. the conversation will be only on all night long. >> as it should. >>> to the forecast now freezing temperatures and frost forming overnight. our sto meteorologist kevin lemanowicz keeping tabs on the coldest spots for us. >> i went back and checked through the records first time that boston or worst will drop into the 30s. boston won't do it worster will it. in fact temperatures also dropping out there. i know some of the suburbs have certainly seen some 30s already. norwood typically colder spot, 33 degrees right now so while you're not in the freeze warning area in norwood be prepared you want to get out there before you but the widespread

. >> they know him best as from the harry potter movies, timothy spall takes on a different role asas real-life british historian david irving in the movie calle the nile is david moss's talks withininni. timothy spall, plays real-life british historiann david irving, a man who denied the existence of the holocaust drama . >> centering around a little battle that plays more like a i think the language here is fantastic. for good or bad. david irving had a fascinating skill at voicing his opinions. with a toxic or not he was very good at that.. so it is the massive cleverness of the language of the lawyers, it is , there was a stake. there's some good dialogue and all that back-and-forth, but al ofa the reactionary shots, and you're trying to read his mind through your expressions of tha was fantastic.. >> thank you. i think that the job as an actor, opinions were unpleasant or upsetting. you find the humanity. >> in i think empathy is a very different thing from sympathy because in a sense it,r sympath is a consequence of someone's thoughts and empathy is what they are doing at that time and that istem your job as an

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stay with us more of butch stearns one-on-one with david ortiz on the "sports >> never say never because taylor swift and calvin harris are back together sort of. >> we're told that shortly after tom hiddleston and taylor swift broke up, calvin and taylor came into communication again, only through text. >> who texted first? >> calvin sent like a photo. >> a photo of what? >> we got oprah winfrey. we talked to her about the washington, d.c. harvey, this is a big deal, bro. >> what was the best part inside there? >> the section on emmitt till. >> assuming they have motown in this thing. >> how crazy, slavery, reconstruction, motown! >> we got l.a. reid, we asked him about the fifth harmony girl that was attacked. >> she was hot and famous. >> why her, she is the lead singer? >> can i ask you something.

david murphy has the trick or treating accuweather forecast. you should wear a coat. >> reporter: a couple of layers beneath the "harry potter" costumes. are you going to be "harry potter." >> i'm going to wear a trench coat, i'll be "columbo." >> reporter: you'll be "columbo," very good. no rain out there, we had thunderstorms that rumbled through late in the afternoon and early evening they are gone. taking a look outside, sky6 live hd looking toward center city, you can tell it's fairly bright out, we have the developments of a few additional clouds. as we go through the afternoon it's a sun and clouds mix overall. 52 degrees, the winds which were stronger have eased back to 9 miles per hour. it's breezy out there, jacket weather through the afternoon. 54 in philadelphia and millville. up closer to 50 in allentown, trenton and lancaster. as we look at the cloud cover, it was thick last night as the thunderstorms rolled through, they are long gone. now we have a fair amount of sun with clouds popping up. there's additional cloud cover gathering like a ghoul to come in later on. it will wind up being partly sunny most of the day. 56 d

david. paul to you, as an attorney, it's not just the democrat harry reid who is writing that. at the same time, a lawyer, a former white house ethics lawyer who served under former president bush from 2005 to 2007, richard painter wrote something very familiar. here is what he wrote. the fbi's job is to investigate, not to influence the outcome of an election. such acts could also be prohibited under the hamp act, which bars the use of an official position to influence an election. paul. could the fbi director havebroken the law? >> i don't think he's violated hatch act. it's a very serious law and restricts participation in political activities by federal employees. you won't go to jail for violating it but you could lose your job. it's a very, very serious law and taken seriously. the reason i say i don't think he violated the hatch act is there's two things that have to happen. you have to engage in an act that could influence the political process. certainly making the announcement about the e-mails could influence the presidential election but the second requirement is yo

here today, harris faulkner, fox business network's dagen mcdowell, radio talk show host, meghan mccain and #oneluckyguy, steve hilton, former british prime minister davidameron and a head after silicon valley tech startup. >> great to be back. i wonder if we run out of things to talk about? harris: there is a little event coming up. you know, great to have you back. >> thank god we have the queen's english to offset my hickness. >> i don't know about that. i will do my best. sandra: we love them both. busy day indeed. donald trump throwing down the gauntlet under fire for remarks he made about women caught on the hot mic almost dozen years ago the republican nominee threatening to keep going after the clintons if more damaging tapes of him go public, watch. >> i said to myself, wait a minute. and i just saw very inappropriate words but bill clinton sexually assaulted innocent women and hillary clinton attacked those women viciously. one of them said, more viciously than he attacked them. if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we'll continue to talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. there are so many of

harris faulkner. democratic strategist julie roginsky. republican strategist, lisa booth. today's #oneluckyguy, a couch first-timer, there he is is, slid david clarke is here and he is "outnumbered." thank you very much. >> i've been outnumbered my whole life so i should be at home. harris: we haven't seen you in person since cleveland at rnc. glad you're here. >> pleasure to be here. love new york city. harris: it loves you back. sandra: there is a lot to get to today as we await donald trump in north carolina. the heat the gop nominee is getting after his refusing at that big debate the other night to say that he would accept the results of the election, and it may not have helped matters when mr. trump said this live during "outnumbered" yesterday, watch. >> i would like to promise an pledge to all of my voters and supporters, and to all of the people of the united states, that i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election, if i win. [cheering] sandra: democrats and even some republicans blasting trump's stance but getting serious backup from running mate mike pence. >> as donald trump said earlier tod

harry houdini. this was recorded at the corner bookstore in new york city. it is about one hour. [applause] david: thank you everybody for coming out. this book,alk about the story itself. but i also want to make the point that this period is varied distant and it's going , to sound like a time where society was very socialist and was very long ago. but in fact in 1983 the , university of chicago showed in a poll that 27% of americans believed they were in touch with the dead. and this was the national voting research center, i believe. this wasn't about asking people if they felt they were having imaginary conversations with the dead. the question was do you , genuinely believe that you are in touch with spirits and you are hearing from them? as i mentioned, 27% of the people said that they were which would have translated to about 50 million americans who believe d that they were in touch with the dead. so that was in 1983. the time i am writing about is the 1920's. the other thing i will say about how close that era essentially is, is that when i was a kid i remember there was an ice cream par

harris: you mentioned nixon, you're such a historian, he was famous in david frost interview, i gavehem the sword, which would bury me. none of this would have happened if hillary clinton didn't have this darn private email server to begin with. so that she gave herself, her own modern-day sword. what do you make of that? >> yeah. that is very, very true. nixon in his memoirs said i should have destroyed tapes immediately after alexander butterfield revealed them in the senate watergate hearing but never, never would he suggest that he burned the tapes after they had been subpoenaed. that would have been clear violation of the law, when they were subpoenaed, he gave over all the tapes including the 18 1/2 minute gap. nothing was withheld. so with the clintons -- harris: what happens now, professor. when i look at this, think of fallout, a lot of democrats are complaining, this isn't fair or right. harry reid going so far saying illegal. lanny davis on this show a few minutes ago, this much the same thing. provocative move. they didn't mind july 5th, comey comes out will not pursue a

harris faulkner. democratic strategist julie roginsky. republican strategist, lisa booth. today's #oneluckyguy, a couch first-timer, there he is is, slid david here and he is "outnumbered." thank you very much. >> i've been outnumbered my

david duke running for governor, in both those cases in fact, those candidate even met or fell behind what they were polling while it was the democratic candidates who did much better than expected. >> all right. harry, thank you so much. good to talk with you. >> thank you. >>> happen ing now in iraq, ash carter heading closer to the front lines and who he is visiting. it's easy to love your laxative... ...when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases, and softens to unblock naturally. so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. adult 7+ promotes alertness and mental sharpness in dogs 7 and older. (ray) the difference has been incredible. she is much more aware. she wants to learn things. (vo) purina pro plan bright mind. nutrition that performs. >>> 26 past the hour. i want to bring you breaking news. if you are in the palm springs area, in southern california, traveling on the i-10 westbound interstate freeway, you are going to understand what we're talking about. there has been a bus crash. we don't know anything about injuries at this point. it looks pretty severe as this is a u.s. holiday. that's the bus line that has crashed in the left west

harry s truman was president of the united states. that's kind of a sunning -- stunning marker of how things have gone. davidhow that message is not getting through effectively. you are going to help with that. we want to talk about trade and other issues. piece that a news came out. jason kelly is here with us now to take us through beyond trade. you talk about black swans. what the black swans you are concerned about with the election? jason: comp is always the big black swan on the landscape. one of the things in our reporters discovered is the other thing the market is talking about is what if there is a democratic sweep? that is the other thing that andd kind of rile people up throw some uncertainty into the market of hillary clinton wins and there is a democratic congress because there could be much more extreme things happening that investors may not like. alix: what asset classes we see the most volatility? jason: people are looking at financial services and pharmaceuticals. rhetorically, there is a lot of concern out there that financial services given both sides and especially the clinton side fuel

from harry reid and mitch mcconnell on america garland -- on the merrick garland nomination. give us a call. davidavage of the "l.a. times," is writing about this. , dividedhe headline supreme court opens a new term that could bring a historic shift. he says and evenly divided supreme court opens the new term with a few dozen mostly low-profile cases. perhaps the biggest question of the year won't even be settled by the justices. instead, voters this november will effectively decide the for thedeological bend next four years and possibly much longer. not since 1968 has the high court had a vacancy to be filled by the winner of the next president election. let's hear from centiliters on the merrick garden -- senate .eaders on the merrick garland the senate said they would not take up the nomination until election was over. here's harry reid. [video clip] they refuse to consider the nomination of merrick garland. he was mounted 195 days ago. 190 -- nominated 195 days ago. have ignored they the fact that merrick garden -- merrick garland is extreme the qualified. he would show the american people wha