last night rally at the spire institute geneva was his third stop of the dayton ohio. earlier he spoke at about syria makes her unstable. now she wants to store a shooting war in surrogate, in conflict with a nuclearar aggression occurred very well lead to world war iii i think that she is in stable. if you look at what she says, i actually believee that she is unstable. donald trump withheld to campaign events, one in new hampshire and later in rapids iowa. at 1230 will see the 101 one in california received $70 million after became public that his testimony helped prosecutors charge former penn state mey he child molestation was convicted of sexual abuse and ten boys serving between 30 and 60 years, the judgment through on on a separate claim thaty mike mcqueary was treated unfairly by the university. >> want to come, burger king will let you have it your way. >> when it comes down to last weekend, for halloweekends at cedar point., they're going to have great weather for the next three nights.eyn show you time lapse work of start off with cloud cover, now its way fr

dayton-ohio police confirm there was marijuana in the fries. and questioned employees who said they do smoke pot. but say they were not at fault for the tainted fries. wendy's said in a statement that it's conducting a thorough internal investigation. >> gary: opening but for the san jose sharks right now. even when one with the kings at a contest after on. . and the sharp opening night fights on the news which comes on around 1045 the to the best team in baseball the fourth game if everybody was telling an game no. 5 the fifth in this the bullpen could not get it done they gave up. and then run after run here in ninth for to be exact five different pitchers failed after more was ever so read and the season and the giants. a very disciplined fashion. underpants' buster posey >> gary: one official game and of course they could use all around a little more heart in their lineup today are the first seven sampras's coach dentistry history didn't have a man hit 20 home runs. but cochran it will start against the buffalo bills on sunday morning have

tom is joining us from dayton, ohio on the public in line or a good warning. caller: hello. i have rum ohio. trump.ting for donald the idea of listen to the -- a less people that killed american were born here. but their parents were born -- -- havee parents are come in from the middle east. we sent our jobs overseas. you are right. we cannot keep bringing these people in because their kids will be fighting our kids and grandchildren. it makes me sick. if you don't stick with donald trump i am not going to vote for you but i will vote for donald trump. host: it's the same arguments i have heard my whole life. bill in marietta, georgia. you are really funny. but state were you born in? guest: why? caller: i just want to know where you get your views of stuff. taking a citizens weapons saying and that the police and military .an only have weapons the laws are being violated every day in this country. you hear people say take our country back. look at is what happening in north dakota. you talk about killing our kids attorney andu an i'm sure there are a lot of attorneys who lo

national figure and another object that relates to that is a program from a speech he is giving in dayton ohio, very far from chicago. it doesn't say what he's going to talk about. he's just speaking and it happened at the local junior high school. you know there's a band and around the whole thing and he is presented as a statesman important to the community in dayton and that's part of the whole notion of surrogate representation. >> the fact that you're representing people beyond the borders of your district or your state your a national figure. >> we don't really think of him that much as a national figure. but we do. and many people don't and the late 1940s do become national figures. >> he is defeated for re-election. another african american from chicago. and he's the first african american from congress. and what you begin to see in that decade from the 1930s into the 1940s and you see it very clearly in this chicago district is that there's a shift in african american allegiance away from the republican party. the party of lincoln and the party of reconstruction to the democratic part

another object in the collection that relates to that is a program from a speech he is giving in dayton, ohio. he does not say what he's got to talk about. he's just speaking and it happens at the local junior high school. there is a band. hoo-hawre all kinds of around the whole thing. he's been presented as a statesman reported to the african-american community. for the end of his career, it is part of this notion of surrogate representation. matt: the fact that you are representing people beyond the borders of your district or state. you are a national figure. farar: then, you do not really oscar as a national figure. we do. [laughter] farar: many people do not. in the late 1940's, based on to -- on the arrival, they do become national figures. matt: depriest leads congress in 1935. he is defeated for reelection by another african-american from chicago. arthur mitchell. he is the first african-american elected as a democrat to congress. what you begin to see in that decade of the 1930's into the 1940's and you see it very clearly in this chicago district is that there is a shift in , africa

just five years after this morning cleveland biden will campaign for clinton at events about dayton and ohio. in cleveland. as for donald trump he's been hitting the campaign trail hard trout told the audience that cleveland in particular has suffered from the loss of manufacturing jobs and that he will stop american comedies from moving jobs to foreign countries. >> when i'm president, if companies want to fire the workers, and leave for mexico or some other place, then we will charge them a 35 percent tax when they want to ship their products back into united >> don't trump truck also outlined when he would do his first 100 days if elected president which includes trade cuts renegotiating trade deals and tax cuts and regulation. for more information on his visit had to fox8 .com. as for hillary clinton she was just a charlotte. we will hear from her coming up in the next half hour. time now 539 weather and traffic just a had. >> getting ready to wal ballgame. what dozens or in cleveland are doing to handle the big crowds. >> and from ghosts and goblins to pirates and princesses get your tr

just outside of dayton, ohio, as his surrogate is coming out and rally the crowd. he's going to go after hillary clinton on this issue of the topic of the latest wikileaks revelations. this is more evidence that she's a corrupt candidate. the point he made earlier today on his favorite megaphone on twitter when he tweeted out the article of this topic which has the headline bill clinton, which is the language used in that memo by a long time former aid, former president bill clinton. he says it demonstrates between a charity and a personal income. we'll hear that today throughout his events. >> we know this is not not -- looking at hillary clinton as a potential candidate, chris, you are on location there in winston, salem, how is the first lady using her power? >> reporter: this is about star power. when you put these two women on stage together and you have the first lady who have gone out for hillary clinton has wowed the crowds. when you talk to people within the cal pa the campaign, this is how they get donors and people to the polls. they're doing this first

. >> the wider story is about the opiod epidemic and we chose to focus on dayton, ohio, hard-line americany that has been just ravaged but this addiction crisis. time to time, listed as the city in america the highest rate of overdose deaths. approached peter. he was interested in the story. he has sort of addiction issues for himself and his family and his past and was very engngaged and willing to understand this crisis. we took him through the series of steps of the crisis in terms of where it temperament and the people it affects in dayton. in that scene, we went to the montgomery county jail, which has been kind of overwhelmed by the number of addicts who have been caught in the system and brought in. many of them, repeatedly. increasingly, women, young women. the sheriff of montgomery county, a very conservative law enforcement officer, was, you need to see this to understand. we can't arrest our way out of this. you need to listen to the women caught up in this because of economic dislocation, caught up because being led in the crisis by their addiction, by family members, by love o

i was in dayton ohio a week and half ago and i sat with the allen family who lived next door to a toxic dump in there concerned about the fact that those toxics are seeping into the water that they and their neighbors drink. those people love this country. they are patriotic. it's not the patriotism that you're seeing in the commercials as you watch television these days. their patriotism is not only pride of the country but pride in the country that strong enough to meet the challenges of the future. we find jobs for eight half-million people who are unemployed in this country. we will make our economy stronger. that will be a patriotic act. we reduce the deficit and cut interest rates but i know the president doesn't believe that to be so. we cut those rates and people can buy houses. that is pro family and that will be a patriotic act. we educate our children so they can compete in the world economy and that makes us stronger and that's a patriotic act. we stop the arms race and make this a safer, saner world and that's a patriotic act. when we keep the peace, young men don't die and

bill: wright state university in dayton, ohio, they accepted bid and had to cancel the bid and why ite folks at hofstra were proud because they had 68 days to prepare. you had more than a year. >> yeah. bill: the security is the issue. how much money does the campus have to pay making this secure and pulling it off? >> on the security front that actually has been honestly an inspiring thing to watch, to see the secret service, state police, our really highly-decorated police, local law enforcement work together like a seamless symphony and almost all of that has been provided in kind. part of their own public work. bill: if you beat out 75 schools, how was the competition? >> it was tough, it was tough. we have got a lot of great things going for us. bill: the reason i say, i don't think a lot of people have heard of longwood before. >> yeah. bill: this is really a moment for this school and yourself to shine. >> it is and, you know, the thing that we're proudest of as longwood has the long great history, we're one of the 100 oldest colleges in the whole country and to really get to h

his i'm calling from dayton, ohio. husband is not a registered voter. i am.a true believer in hillary. with everyome issues politician that you have, whether it be republican, democrat, independent. it is issues across the ballot. i voted. i am 54 years old, and i have been a registered voter since i was 18 years old. i have always been a democrat. bush.d one year for daddy i respected him. i respect every president. i will always respect them. i may not like them. i have never in my entire seen what one person, no names, but what one country.n do to a , whether youpport like them or not, you still have to respect them and support them. host: respect for the presidency. since you're calling from ohio on our morning show, watch and journal, we have been covering the battleground states. will be covering ohio on friday. tomorrow, we will take a look at pennsylvania. gluck's at best we'll take a look at issues in battleground states. a caller from clinton, west virginia. what he of thoughts two weeks away from election day? caller: i'm good at me with clinton --

i was in dayton ohio. week and a half ago and i sat with the alan family live next door to a toxic dump and they're very very concerned about the fact that those toxics are seeping into the water that they and their neighbors drink. those people love this country. and they're patriotic. that's not the patriotism that you're seeing in the commercials. as you watch television these days their patriotism is not , only a pride in the country is it is a pride in this country that is strong enough to meet the challenges of the future. to know we find jobs. the eight and half million people who are unemployed in this country. you know will make our economy stronger. and that will be a patriotic act. when we reduce the deficit we cut interest rates and i know the president doesn't believe that but it's. because those interest rates young people can buy houses that's pro-family. and that will be a patriotic act and when we educate our children, that is a patriotic act. and we stop the arms race. you make this a saf

.: >> host: dayton ohio on our line for others. leonard, good morning. >> caller: good morning,gu fellas. mr. woodhouse tell the viewers what is the welfare state. lincn after lincoln won the war all the slave states became welfare states. mississippi used to send a dam to washington. how do north carolina's said that my next question to you, black people, the only people ik america that don't have a real birth certificate a cause all their heritage was taken away from them. i'll listen to your answer. please tell the people in north carolina the welfare state how much -- >> guest: i don't know where the caller is going there.u want in north carolina if you want to get voter i.d.s and we think it's the compassionate thing ton do. you help people get an i.d. so they can function in society, so they can go to the doctor and do other things. we will help you find a per certificate or get the necessary documents free of charge.re youh i assure you north carolinians play plenty of -- pay plenty of federal taxes. >> host: marie is up nex

tom is joining us from dayton, ohio on the public in line or a good warning. caller: hello. have rum ohio. i am voting for donald trump. the idea of listen to the -- a less people that killed american were born here. but their parents were born -- but these parents are -- have come in from the middle east. we sent our jobs overseas. you are right. we cannot keep bringing these people in because their kids will be fighting our kids and grandchildren. it makes me sick. if you don't stick with donald trump i am not going to vote for you but i will vote for donald trump. host: guest: it's the same arguments i have heard my whole life. host: bill in marietta, georgia. caller: you are really funny. but state were you born in? guest: why? caller: i just want to know where you get your views of stuff. taking a citizens weapons saying and that the police and military can only have weapons. the laws are being violated every day in this country. you hear people say take our country back. look at is what happening in north dakota. you talk about killing our kids are in are you an attorne

>> dayton, ohio. >> wow. we'll talk to you in a second. first this big move in the british pound. it fell as much as 6% at one point. there seemed to be no trigger for the move. some comments out of hollande could have triggered it and then the handoff to ashea where the trade is very thin. traders suspect a wrongly entered order or fat finger. let's check european equities at this hour. they are mixed. germany, france, they're all generally flat except the ftse which is up 1% as the pound weakens. makes them more competitive on international markets. >> i read earlier the gains in the ftse moderated as the pound rebounded. some of this totally volatile flash crash, it's like the market is -- we talked about this as i sat down. all the things happening in europe. pmi in europe for manufacturing and services significantly higher. above 50 last month. retail sales growing at 6% annual rate. industrial production strong. labor market data robust. >> everybody was going to abandon real estate there. >> but it's coming. >> just wait. >> yesterday we had someone saying if something bad

host: next caller is david on the line for a clinton supporter from dayton, ohio. caller: good morning. i like for the american people breathe and inform themselves. if they read the reddit management act. if if they found every e-mail that hillary ever wrote, there is nothing that they could do to her because she's a private citizen now. and all she's guilty of is a civil offense, which is a fine or a suspension. she's not a government employee. there's nothing they can do to her. and then i want people to read the espionage act and see if she tried to give e-mail to an enemy of the state. you will find no record of that. she's not guilty of anything. the reason why the federal to gement act has no tito it, because the united states congress does it all the time. they disclose classified information for their own benefit and they also use it to do inside trading and they will steal government employees and we could do something about that. thank you. host: thank you. few comments from twitter. one person writes in eventually we the people will get tired of how cor

we have a company in dayton, ohio, they were on cnbc less than a year ago.you're in your own kitchen. companies like home depot and others, you can be in your kitchen and they'll say do you want the wallpaper this color. it feels like you're there. this stuff is amazing. >> we want to ask you about yahoo. did you want it for the sports or for the finance? >> both. it was both. and we didn't -- the e-mail thing came -- it's one of those things you read uh-oh. was it a blessing in disguise because of that e-mail thing? they'll probably get through it. we thought with our loans and mortgage that we could really take it and make it transactional to enhance the ports. >> if there was a chance to verizon walked away, would you step back in? do you think it's like the one that got away? >> we're opportunistic. that's the way we phrase it for us. you never know. it depends on a lot of factors. tim armstrong who runs aol is doing a great job with it. we'll see what happens. it's going to be interesting to see what kind of deal they work out based on what happened. >>

host: from dayton, ohio. good morning, don. you are on with henry gomez. we only have a few seconds. caller: i am a veteran, also. i heard the last caller. afford america can't trump. he has a contract on black americans, not just america. sorry about that, trumpers/ guest: we deal with a lot of that, as i said. been impressed with the back-and-forth of the callers, most of them were polite, and expresses in their diversity of opinions. host: henry gomez, chief political reporter of cleveland.com. we appreciate you joining us. to takespan we are set you live to manchester, new hampshire by donald trump rally. when donald trump comes out we will take you there live on c-span. back to our preview of ohio from "washington journal." host: joining us from cincinnati is david pepper, the chairman of the ohio democratic party here to continue our discussion about the battleground state in ohio and how the presidential race and senate race is playing out. good morning. guest: thank you for having me. race, whypresidential hasn't hillary clinton been able to get mo

this is springfield, ohio in between columbus and dayton. g to hear from donald trump here at the first of three stops in ohio for the trump campaign. in north carolina, hillary clinton campaigning with first lady michelle obama this afternoon for the first time as that state begins its early voting in north carolina. we're covering that rally, too. that should get underway in ten minutes or so. our coverage of that will be over on c-span and we'll stay here live on c-span2, waiting to hear from donald trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> here on c-span2 live in springfield, ohio, for donald trump rally, one of three stops for the candidate this afternoon, 12 days from election day. also a state with a key senate race going on in that state. rob portman, against the former governor, ted strickland. we covered a debate last week on that. you can fine that at c-span2. more debates tonight on c-span. we'll begin at 9:00 -- 8:00 eastern with the new hampshire senate debate, kelly ayotte running for re-election there against the governor, and then the io

water rushed through neighborhoods and across farm lapds, chris helped to rescue >> ohio task force one is based in dayton, made of emergency crews across the state. over 80 people made the trip down south to help, >> coming up tonight, consume you are alert, 0 pap hrar/ phone banned from u.s. flights. what you need to know >>. >> game one in the books. what about game 2? i have the forecast for that. >>> indians manager is speaking, right you no, let's listen in. >> as good a player he is, he is probably a better kid. that's saying something. >> that guy, one of the best skwraeupbg/- ups for a 22 -year-old kid. what does it say about his raw ability >> frankie is a strong kid. he is kind of wiry. i mean, at some point, somebody was going to have to hit a change up just because of the way he was going back and forth. i thought he threw more fast ball early than we expected. but his change up is so good, you can look for him to still not hit and it might be the best change up in the game. there are exceptions, but frankie has the game. there are exceptions, but frankie has good strong hands >> here on the

didn't like, before he got to his issues, bringing in jack for the columbus dispatch and dayton daily news. ohio right now is the true swing state. real clear politics average has clinton and trump essentially tied, within .4 of a percentage. he talked about trying to break up the time warner merger with at&t, and then he was on talking about comcast and how he didn't like that. are those the kinds of issues that are going to change the hearts and minds of the people in ohio? >> no. in ohio, you need to talk about jobs, jobs, jobs. the speech, if you remember, jack lemmon in the old film, the out-of-towners, standing in new york talking about the people who was mean to him over the last 24 hours, i thought that was what the speech was about. it was like advisers got together and said, we have to include this, this, and this, and in the end it didn't hold together. >> mike, jack. appreciate your analysis as we watch this. more presidential news as the race continues. and analysis when we come back. okay, so what's our latest data say? our customer is a 21-year-old female. heavily into basketball.

ohio tonight. he told supporters in dayton that trump's actions and comments should disqualify him from being presidentit comes as clinton joined forces with the popular democratic senator in new hampshire. >> this donald, nasty women are tough. nasty women are smart. and nasty women vote. >> elizabeth warren went after trump for calling the democratic nominee a nasty woman during last week's final debate. clinton went on to say that the massachusetts senator exposes trump's poor temperaturement and lack of qualifications. >>> pennsylvania's race for u.s. senate took center stage tonight as republican senator pat toomey and democrat katie mcginty squared off in their final debate before the election. still ahead. >>> new at 11:00, it was all about public safety in rittenhouse square tonight. residents packed inside the choifrp of the holy strinity. officials from the philadelphia police department were joined by local lawmakers and community leaders for a question and answer session. last week a good samaritan was shot trying to break up a robbery between 19th and walnut. a 17-year-old surrendered to p

ohio. vice president joe biden campaigned in dayton for clinton yesterday... while vice presidential hopeful mike pence stopped in swanton yesterday. anchors chat/toss to rob rob's weather forecast from fox6 chief meteorologist rob haswell a low is moving t bringing us significant rain this morning and into the afternoon. over 1 of rain is likely in many areas. temperatures will suffer today in this cold rain with highs in the upper 40s to near 50. we can also expect a very wind day with gusts in the 30s likely. the rain tapes to thursday will be mostly dry with highs in the low 50s. we do warm a bit friday and into the weekend with highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. so far, it looks pretty good for trick or treat! today: wet, windy and chilly! high: 48 wind: se 15-25 mph tonight: showers ending overnight. low: 40 thursday: mostly cloudy. high: 52 wind: wnw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny, breezy and warmer. am low: 42 high: 64 wind: sw 15-25 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and warm with a slight chance for high: 64 wind: sw 5-15 mph sunday: partly sunny. am low: 51

ohio today. he'll be campaigning for hillary clinton in dayton and toledo. but first he'll make a stop in cleveland. jessica dill is live at the convention center with more on his visit which actually isn't directed at the campaign. at least in this dot. just. good morning stephanie wayne and kristi. ag lot of politics and a lot of campaigning for hillary clinton but his first stop in cleveland this morning is actually in regards to something else that's close to his heart. helping find a cure for cancer. that's what he'll be talking about today. we know that he lost his son after a battle with brain cancer last year. at 10:00 this morning vice president biden will be here at the cleveland clinic medical innovations discussing cance moon shot his initiative aiming to make a decade worth of advances and cancer prevention and care in five years. after his morning in cleveland he will campaign for hillary clinton at events in dayton and toledo. he will highlight the idea clinton's vision for america is stronger together within economy that works for everyone no

. >>> on the democratic side vice presid ohio campaigning for clinton and will make stops in toledo and dayton. he will encourage ohioans to vote early. later this week clinton's daughter chelsea will be campaigning in northeast ohio. she will make an appearance in cleveland wednesday morning. time and location have not been announced but tickets are available on clinton's campaign website. now here's maureen. >> reporter: a manhunt is officers were shot outside oklahoma city when they responded to a call shots fired. police say the suspects started shooting at them with an ak-47. one suspect is in custody at this point but they are looking for a man who got away even though he was shot twice. he stole a police car and then car jacked a woman and took off in her car which was later found with two bodies in it. the officer and the woman who was car jacked suffered only nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> people were in the middle ofwo when they found themselves in the middle of an accident scene. police say a car swerved to avoid another accident on the road when it crashed into mount zion ame ch

mbs's peter alexander following the trump campaign for us in springfield, ohio, between clups a columbus and dayton. back in the buckeye state. according to some polls, now though, a lot show him tied. where is he trying to consolidate support? >> reporter: donald trump over the course of this day alone tries to get from the ohio river to lake erie. the real challenge for the trump campaign here in ohio which is a must-win state for the republican nominee is the need to maximize those rural and suburban voters, specifically in those counties like where we are in clarke county outside of dayton and columbus and toledo and the northeast part of this state, one of the more economically depressed areas under mitt romney in 2012 during that vote was light red. he needs to make it a deep red, analysts in this state say, if he's to get reahead. he's been focused less on the microtargeting and the direct mobilization. that's the fight between clinton camp is better organized in putting on the bigger events. donald trump making more news when he spoke about what may be a sign of unwillingness to partner up

ohio. and that's between columbus and dayton, an area that's been really hard-hit over the last 15 years. median household income in springfield down more than 25%. that is huge. it's the biggest decrease in the nation. and 15% of adults here in springfield have a college education. so this really should be trump country. and he's hoping that message resonates with voters here. in fact he gave us maybe a little preview of what he's going to say later today when he went on "good morning america" hitting hillary clinton for her e-mails, and throwing some serious shade at the fbi director. >> she's so guilty. she deleted 33,000 e-mails. they're missing boxes of e-mails. she's so guilty. how can she enrun? but there's such anger in this country over what she got away with. >> the fbi director appointed by a republican said no legal prosecutor would bring such a case. >> she made a mistake or whatever. i don't even call it a mistake. i think something happened. something happened. >> what -- >> i think somebody talked to him. i think -- hey look, how can president clinton, when -- >> so -- the

dayton, arles up next, ohio, democratic line, hi. caller: hi.nk the republican parties are not working together. basically the -- they don't get -- they're working to re-elected in their own district workinglooking they are for the american public when they get in office, not just their district. capitol hill and ee the guys leaving after a stephen kingenator from iowa, saying how he got them, he got them, when he came capitol hill. the mike turner, he bought a convertible to be them, ready to party after they get out. it is like a big frat party on capitol hill. working for the public, but for themselves. you. host: you saw the story about mosul from the "new york times," "u.s.a. today" about syria, taking a look at possibility of what will go on to stop the rt violence there. under consideration. picture of secretary of state john kerry, along with british foreign secretary johnson saying we are discussing using every mechanism available to us, but i haven't seen appetite for people to go to war. considering under consideratio sanctions. press

. >> anchor: the ohio task force one is based in dayton. made up of emergency crews from across the state. trained in urban search and rescue. over 80 people made the trip south to help out. in north carolina. i am sure it was much appreciated. the damage, the floods we saw this week. epic. >> weather: floods we saw a lot of families are not back at home yet. and the river, some of the rivers just crested yesterday. and then we are dealing with terrible storms over on the westcoast. seattle and portland. >> anchor: big huge winds slowing down airplanes. they cannot have hurricanes. water too cool but similar affects. >> weather: we do not hear about storms in the pacific. >> weather: not as much. but tell you. what we will hear about storms later today. first things first. i am sure you have noticed if you are outside. it is warmer at this point than we should be for the so we are nice and warm. and we will get warmer over the next couple of days. so temperatures first. because easy part of today. we should top out right around lunch time t

ohio, n dayton, supporting hillary clinton. hi, julia.ller: hi, good morning, happy president's day. which is rather ironic after presidential debate. i really have to say, listening to ll of this and listening the different point of views, i think it is unreal. that the american people are smart enough to not vote for donald trump for of the united states because he's definitely unfit. points.our quick he really proved last night and multiple times he really on y is a lying, ignorant, every issue candidate. sexually about harassing and assaulting a woman. we heard the tape. decades. doing it for we've seen it during the campaign. away, ep exkuzing it saying distraction, not important. it is important. sexual assault is a serious issue facing the united states, colleges,litary and on especially. that is not okay behivior. he hasn't apologized. secondly, he's not educated on foreign policy. last lly was clueless night on syria to the point he speak to the mosul,on about, it wasn't it was alepo, he couldn't even not only what the problem wa

after the summit, biden will head to dayton and toledo where he'll campaign for hillary clinton. >>> there's a new way for ohio drivers to support the cuyahoga valley national park. put it on your license plate. you can get this custom license plate for 35 bucks a year, 15 of that money goes right to you conservation for the park. the blue hand falls. sam. >> samantha: all right. thank you so much much. we have the forecast for you. a lot of sunshine out there this morning, but it's a very cool start to the week. that means tomorrow night is going to be on the chilly side. your game one forecast, low 40s at first pitch, partly cloudy skies and i don't expect any rain tomorrow night. we can't forget about the cavs. they're also playing tomorrow night, and if y walking a long ways, you would definitely need the coat, even though it's not terrible cold inside the q, right? that walk back to the car, that's also going to be very, very chilly. wednesday, game two. that's when things start to get dicey. right now we have a chance for showers in the forecast. we'll have closely watch this one. 47 at first pitch. we w

donald trump returns to battleground ohio where the last couple polls show him tied with hillary clinton. between dayton and cluolumbus. a town hard hit and median household income dropped by more than 25%. the biggest drop in the nation and only 15% of all adults here are college educated. this should be trump country and he hopes his message resonates with voters. >> reporter: with only 12 days until the election, a new national poll shows the race tightening and now more battleground states are up for grabs. hillary clinton in a dead heat with trump in nevada as trump edges out in the must-win state of florida. >> i actually think we're winning. >> reporter: trump will invest millions more into his campaign. the billionaire has spent $56 million of his own money. >> let me just tell you that i'll have over $100 million in the campaign. >> reporter: a source telling cnn that earlier this monthprieves asked trump to put more money into his campaign to help compete with clinton's advertising blitz. the source said trump did not listen. >> donald trump is taking time off the campaign trail to officially

ohio tour for clinton as well. she'll be promoting early voting. and then heads to the columbus and dayton areas tomorrow. >>> 10:15. sunday morning. four people were killed after a pickup truck plunged off a highway bridge in san diego yesterday. the truck took a 60-foot fall with the bridge linking the city with coronado island and landed in a packed city park where a biker festival was going on. seven people the driver placed under arrest for suspected dui. >>> the u.s. navy is investigating a possible missile attack on its ships patrolling off yemen's coast. just a few days ago the u.s. military retaliated retaliate for an earlier attack on one of its ships in the same area. elizabeth hur with more. >> reporter: u.s. defense officials say a group of u.s. navy ships were in international waters in the red sea when the uss mason detected fired defensive missiles as a countermeasure. no ships were hit and all american warships in the area are safe. the u.s. navy is now investigating. in the meantime, according to the chief of naval operations admiral john richardson this may be the second

ohio. the last couple polls showed him tied with hillary clinton. he starts his day between daytonusehold income dropped by 25%. more than any other metro area in the country. 15% of adults here have a college education. this is prime trump country. he hopes his message resonates today. >> reporter: a new national poll shows the race tightening and now more battleground states are up for grabs. hillary clinton in a dead heat with trump in nevada as trump e edges out in the must-win state of nevada. >> i actually think we're winning. >> reporter: he says he will invest millions more in his campaign. so far he spent $56 million of his own money. >> let me just tell you that i'll have over $100 million in the campaign. >> reporter: a source telling cnn asked trump to put more money into his campaign to help compete with clinton's

ohio. which we always said it was "middletown" because it was in between cincinnati and dayton and that was most impressive thing about it. but i spent a lot of time in eastern kentucky because my grandparents, who i grew up with, were kind of appalachian diaspora. so, they came from eastern kentucky coal country and worked in southern ohio steel mills, which is kind of a common story in that area. brian: can you paint a picture of middletown and jackson, kentucky? j.d.: sure, so jackson, kentucky is just pretty small. it's got about 6,000 people in it. pretty impoverished. 30%-40% poverty rates. the opioid epidemic has really hit jackson hard. and so that is a big part of what is going on in these areas. not a whole lot of people working. obviously, the coal -- the loss of coal jobs has hit this area pretty hard. so in some ways, it is a pretty tough area -- a tough area to grow up in. middletown is in some ways, it was supposed to be the economic savior. in a lot of ways, it was. because it brought my grandparents from eastern kentucky and provided them a good wage. but a lot of the probl

correct, that in the major urban areas in ohio have lost more than 30% of their goods producing jobs since 2000. among them akron, canton, cleveland, warren, daytoninnati and columbus areas. but there is a risk of oversimplification. the midwestern manufacturing juggernaut that transformed the world was old and wheezing by the 1970s, a decade before the first american free trade deal was struck. so those are sort of the details in the op-ed pages about the truth behind what's hurting manufacturing, jobs, and incomes in places like cincinnati and other counties here. but that trade argument resonates, it's part of the conversation, part of the appeal of a donald trump which has bushbus bashed some of our trading partners. >> it certainly had. yesterday chuck todd was talking about the election, he said one thing he heard from ohio voters, their biggest concern is what is the future of work for me because of those manufacturing jobs that have disappeared? that's something they struggle with. he's heard it loud and clear from all of them whether democrats, republicans or independents. >> and they'll have to balance some of those economic anxieties w

dayton. vice president joe biden about to headline a rally for hillary clinton in the swing state of ohio, notampaign trail today. clinton turning to the popular liberal senator elizabeth warren who true to form slammed trump in a rather nasty fashion. phil mattingly is "outfront." >> reporter: a democratic tag team made up exclusively of women targeting donald trump. >> he thinks that because he has a mouth full of tic tacs that he can force himself on any woman within groping distance. well, i got use for you, donald trump. women have had it with guys like you. >> reporter: and any gop candidate tied to him. >> unlike her opponent, she has never been afraid to stand up to donald trump. i hope in these next 14 days, you do everything you can to support her. >> reporter: hillary clinton and elizabeth warren together on the campaign trail in new hampshire, seeking to boost democratic senate candidate maggie hassan, and hoping to turn trump's sagging poll numbers into opportunity in battleground senate races across the country. >> this is someone who roots for failure and takes glee in mocking o

dayton. he will encourage ohioance to vote early as well as highlighting clinton's economic plan. >>> later clinton's daughter chelsea will be campaigning in northeast ohio. she will make an appearance in cleveland wednesday morning. no time or location has been made available. tickets are available on hillary clinton's campaign website. >>> donald trump's running mate mike pence will make a stop in northeast ohio this week. he will hold a rally on the tuesday afternoon. governor pence will be in marietta and swanton ojai -- swanton ohio as well. >> good morning. we are starting off temperatures mainly 50s a lot of cloud cover at the moment. and maybe a little sprinkle if you are east. but we will end up seeing brighter skies as we continue through the day. but temperatures are not going to move much. we are talking steady in the low 50s throughout so we are not going to see a big change from where most of you are at this very time. aid really good gauge to dress and we are talking fall jackets and sweat shirts and things like that today. the shower chances to the the east. this is really ashtabula county and the potential of rain really early in the day

returns here to battleground ohio where a couple recent polls has hillary clinton and donald trump tied at 45-45 and he starts the day here in springfield, between columbus and dayton, in a town that's had a really tough go of it in the last 15 years. household income has declined more than 25% and the adults here, about 15% have a college education so this is really trump country. expect to hear a little bit about how hillary clinton will be bad for the country. this is what donald trump told "good morning america" this morning. >> she's so guilty. she deleted 33,000 e-mails. they're missing boxes of e-mails. she's so guilty. how can she even run? but there's such anger in this country over what she got away with. >> the fbi director appointed by a republican said no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> he made a mistake. okay? or whatever. i don't even call it a mistake. i think something happened. look, something happened. >> what happened? >> well, i think somebody talked to him. i think, hey, look, how can president clinton when -- >> you're saying the head of the fbi is corrupt? >> george, george, she's so guilty. congress sends a subpoena, she d

ohio shows him typed with hillary clinton. a poll that was just out shows it 45/45. he needs to get the numbers up. that's why he's come to springfield, between columbus and dayton. it's had a tough time these last 15 years. the household median income has fallen 25%. that is the biggest amount that we've seen acontroross the coun. only 15% adults here have a college education. so that is a big, big sign that this is trump country. the other thing he needs to do is needs to spend some money. we heard from donald trump. who told our own cnn's dana bash he plans on spending $100 million. he's only spent about $60 million so far. to spend $40 million in the last weeks would be a huge investment. he told the rnc chairman, asked trump to put in some money to counter all of hillary clinton blitz, he's saying no. he's here in springfield, then toledo, then on to geneva. he needs to get numbers up here. it's crucial for him. this is a battleground. the white house for donald trump comes through here, wolf. >> chris frates, in springfield, ohio, for us, thanks very much. we're standing by to see and hear donald trump. he'll be speaking there fairly soon. we'll have live c

most basic way you win ohio is reenter giants the obama coalition -- re-energize the obama coalition that won for him. hamilton county, frankly county, akron,a county, youngstown, daytonyou have to do very well in those counties. you have to build up big numbers. we are seeing that. i mentioned franklin county, the second biggest city. we are seeing early voting through the roof. 40% ahead of where it was four years ago. every 1200 democrats who show it to vote in franklin county, we are seeing 300 republicans. we are running the big numbers. we are expecting big numbers from in person early voting like cuyahoga county. you have to do very well in those big counties. this where i think henry clinton has a chance to do better than reconstitute the obama coalition, i mentioned before warren county. there is delaware county. large republican suburban counties. if you are republican, you have to run up the score by a huge amount to overcome how we will doing the counties i named. they are now warm got to donald trump. he will certainly win them but now it is looking like he is struggling to connect with a lot of the voters, particularly women, independent women, republica