day's "denver post." 1908 in denver, the year the capital got goldleaf, the first year that democratic national city. 100 years until denver won that again. take that, cubs fans, drought was only a century. 1908 in denver, lakeside had just opened, visitors could ride the tickler. it was the year the colorados governor's mansion was built, as a private house that would house governors until the 1960s. 1908 in denver the literal building blocks of our city are beginning to take shape. larimer and 14th, 17th and arapahoe, and looking northeast of larimer where 86 years later, a new ballpark would rise. and if the rockies matched the cubs' current feet of utility, 107 years, we can get ready for a rockies world series in the year 2100. >>> i'm a believer, i think it will happen before that. noticed the cloud cover downtown, clouds will be a factor in tomorrow's high temperature where we break another record. today's high of 83, way above the average of 61 and breaking a record that was set 50 years ago. unbelievable heat for this time of year and no signs that the current weather pattern is changing. w

the chair of the broward county democratic party and member of the democratic national committee'so executive board joins us from that cityflorida. let's begin with what happened four years ago. h president obama won by less than 75,000 votes, less than 1% when the state had pretty much parody that more registered democrats in the 536,000. has hillary clinton been able to capture the coalition and the sa state? >> guest: i think she has. it's been a process because obama is a tough act to follow. we talk about melanie owes for a long time and he effortlessly connected with them. i think there's more momentum now that we are closing on the actual election day. to give you historical, he won by about a point, 70,000 or so. robert county is the largestor democratic county in the state.h the margin of victory was 255,000 votes. so, for us it's part of greater south florida, it's about the margin which trump tries to tam down but there is more enthusiasm here and i think there is genuine concern. the possibility of a trumpity of presidency. >> host: a recent article hillary clinton who many voters said won the debate hasn't pe

again, uber x and lyft drivers are operating illegally in the city of philadelphia, temporary permit issued in july before the democratic national convention expired at the ends of september. uber now calling on the pennsylvania house of representatives to pass ride sharing legislation the week of october 17th when the house meets again. taxi workers alliance of pennsylvania says taxies are strictly regulated. and he wants requirements on uber x and lyft. >> not as much as we drive, but some, uber x, lyft, especially with drivers, vehicles, if it can happen we have an agreement at all times to live with. >> until a decision is made, uber pitch and lyft drivers risk ticketing and even the immediate i am pouncement of their vehicles. >> are you happy right now, happy enough, or is your search for happiness making your miserable? questions that inspired british author to write a book that has a lot of americans talking. >> it is called america the anxious, how our pursuit of happiness is creating a nation of nervous wrecks. it has some reconsidering the pursuit of happiness. >> that is multi-billion dollar industry in america. sell

city council meeting? the message democratic presidential nominee hillary clinton had for theea fayetteville is causing problems for parts of that city. what some residents said >>> hurricane matthew is heading towards haiti. the u.s. national hurricane center said the powerful category 4 storm is expected to cross over or be closer to the southwestern tip of haiti late flood and violent winds. >>> a motions hearing is set to take place for a former unc student accused of driving drunk and killing three people. chandler kenya crashed into another car while heading the wrong way in orange county. a 6-year-old girl and two adults died. >>> greensboro police are searching for the person who shot and killed two students. they died after a fight broke out and someone started shooting at a party ne >>> there are calls for los angeles police to publicly name the officers involved in a deadly shooting. meanwhile, tensions are still high as protestors took to the streets last night. an 18-year-old was shot and killed near his home after investigators said he was a passenger in a stolen vehicle that he ran from the scene and had a gun. the teen did not have a gun, according to witnesses, and ran with his hand in the air. >> it's not

again, uber x and lyft drivers are operating illegally in the city of philadelphia, temporary permit issued in july before the democratic national convention expired at the ends of september. uber now calling on the pennsylvania house of representatives to pass ride sharing legislation the week of october 17th when the house meets again. taxi workers alliance of pennsylvania says taxies are strictly regulated. and he wants requirements on uber x and lyft. >> not as much as we drive, but some, uber x, lyft, especially with drivers, vehicles, if it can happen we have an agreement at all times to live with. >> until a decision is made, uber pitch and lyft drivers risk ticketing and even the immediate i am pouncement of their vehicles. >> are you happy right now, happy enough, or is your search for happiness making your miserable? questions that inspired british author to write a book that has a lot of americans talking. >> it is called america the anxious, how our pursuit of happiness is creating a nation of nervous wrecks. it has some reconsidering the pursuit of happiness. >> that is multi-billion dollar industry in america. sell

was992, the turning point when i was elected to the democratic national convention ofnew york city, ias one 10 from minnesota who did not, would not vote for bill clinton's nomination. immediately, we were ordered to leave madison square garden under police escort. that is not democracy. that is sleazy politics. that is all we will ever get out of a clinton. host: what makes you vote for donald trump? caller: simply because we do need some clean, new start. we need someone who is willing and has -- who will just plain give us some new thoughts. politics is nothing but rotten. totally wrong. we need a fresh man in there. host: let's hear from another democrat interested in voting for donald trump. this is phyllis from california. good morning. caller: good morning. host: tell us about your plans for november. caller: i plan on voting for donald trump. i am a lifelong democrat. never voted republican. i believe that he will be able to help us. will take think she the united states down the tubes. host: when you say donald trump you believe will be able to help us, what do you mean? call

he's been coming to our fine city for 54 years, more than half a century. >> young democratic national convention i was in college. >> you were 21 years of age at the time. >> dana: you are in town this time talking about voter registration. if people are not registered to vo registered by today to vote in the election. i have talked to a lot of young people who think their vote doesn't matter. >> if they are 17 they can register and vote for this election. to vote. you could not vote on campus. all of that changed for the better. these elections come down to 537 so every vote does count. >> dana: if people don't know your background, april 4, 192-3468 memphis when your deer friend martin luther king was shot to death. you ran for president in 1988 from the district of columbia and you've been talking about race relations your entire life. there is an african-american president of our country. that would be a positive sign for race relations. >> those embrace that and those react to that. it's like from britain to france, there is a current and undercurrent. sunday or saturday and see

directly to the national czech & slovak museum and library's exhibits, movie preview attacks movie preview attacks democrat monica vernon for some of her actions while serving on the cedar rapids city council and while running for lieutenant governor. vernon is challenging incumbent -- this is a race with some national attention. the kcrg and gazette fact checker team put this ad to the test. "iowans have been stunned to hear vernon voted to increase property taxes and utility fees." this first claim comes from monica vernon's votes on city budgets. in 2008, vernon supported a budget that included a property tax hike - the only one during her eight years on the council. in several of those years on city utility fees. "bewildered, that she wanted to raise the gas tax." this claim referrs to vernon's bid for lieutenant governor. her running mate, jack hatch, proposed a 10-cent hike in the state fuel tax, spread over five years. vernon voiced her support for hatch's proposal. "and amazed that vernon raised her own salary four vernon's votes for city budgets included pay raises for city council members. however, salaries for city council members are tied to the consumer price index, co

chair of the broward county democratic party, and a member of the democratic national committee's executive board joins us from that cityo talk to us about hillary clinton and the democratic party's campaign in florida. let's begin with what happened four years ago. in 2012, president obama one florida by less than 75,000 votes. lesson 1%. when the state had pretty much parity, but more registered democrats, 536,000, has hillary clinton been able to capture the obama coalition in the state? guest: i think she has. it is been a process because president obama is a tough act to follow. we talked about millennials for a really long time. he effortlessly connected with them. i think there is much more momentum on the clinton site now that we are closing on the actual election day. to give you historical perspective, president obama won florida by a point. 70,000 or so. broward county is the largest in the credit county in the state. the margin of victory, the margin of broward county was 255,000 votes. for us, it is not about winning. it is about the margin, which can't be tries to ramp down. there is more enthusiasm. there

chair of the broward county democratic party and a member of the democratic national committee's executive board joins us from that cityic party's campaign in florida. mister caesar, let's begin with what happened four years ago in 2012. resident obama won florida by less than 75,000 votes, less than one percent. when the state had pretty much parity, but more registereddemocrats, 537,000 , has hillary clinton been ableto capture the obama coalition in the state ? >> i think she has. i think it's been a process because president obama, certainly we talked about millennial's for a really long time and he kind of effortlessly connected with them. i think there's much more momentum now on the clinton side now that we are closing on the actual election day. i'll give you a historical perspective as you mentioned president obama won florida by one point and about 70,000 or so. broward county where i am is the largest democratic county in the state. the margin of victory, the margin in broward county was 255,000 votes. so for us here, it's not about winning and we are part of the greater south florida, it's about the margin

cities before election day. twitter rant about donald trump and paul ryan is catching national attention. >> thank you. meantime, democratic nominee hillary clinton campaigned in florida today. she was joined by former vice president al gore. they focused on climate change at a rally in miami. >> when it comes to the most urgent issue facing our country and the world, the choice in this election is extremely clear. hillary clinton will make national priority. priority. >> world news is also on the campaign trail. they'll have continuing coverage tonight at 5:30. that's right after this newscast. in the u.s. senate race senator , ron johnson and his challenger, russ feingold, are getting ready to go head to head in a live debate you'll see right here on wisn 12. it's in partnership with marquette university law school. mike gousha will moderate. watch it live next tuesday, the 18th at 8:30 p.m. >> a not guilty plea in court from the man accused of storming a father, then killing another woman while on the run from police. zachary hays plead not guilty to first degree reckless homicide charges by reason of mental disease or

democratic national committee and other political organizations. then, returning home after isis- - iraqis take back fallujah only to find an abandoned city gutted by two years of war. >> in order to take back fallujah city, the iraqi military had to completely empty the city, and the fighting that happened afterwards destroyed everything that the eye can see. oo

city's taxi workers alliance. state lawmakers allow the services to operate during the democratic national convention. but that legislation expired last week. companies could be held in contempt for continuing operations. >> a woman from right here in northeast ohio one step closer look at what happened inside a so-called miracle house. >> plus, a six-year game of hide and seek comes to an a deadly shooting of a family pet and it's caught on camera. the fox 8 i team investigating. you will only see some of that. >> ed gallek found out the man with a gun is a retired police officer. >> weeare freezing the video. the moment a man pumped shots into city, and american bulldog, killing her and sending her honor to the prosecutor's office demanding justice. >> he shot are way too many times. she stepped stopped the first shot. he discussed continuing to shoot her until she w within seconds i hear a pop. >> jason mcinnes camera captured the video. this on cleveland's west side. the left side of the screen you see a dog and you see sadie and the man walking the first dog opened fire. city hall confirms that i

nation than they're doing. >> okay, but the democratic party has been in charge of cities like chicago and baltimore, which arer areas. president obama's been in office almost eight years, and things have gotten worse. and the big thing that caught my eye jamila is the home ownership rate. that's a stable rock. once you're invested in society in your own home, working, raising children, all that. 41.7%, all right, in the african-american community, far and away, 71% for whites of the and that's gone down under president obama. >> yes, it has, yes, it has. >> it says to me that all of the liberal, you know, we're concerned and we're really, our policies are targeted, they just, it isn't working for some reason. >> it's not working because, when you have the banks get deregulated, and you had these predatory lenders going into black communities, a lot of communities, too, there are white folks i'm talking about too, but trump conflates black with inner city, which is a problem, but for the purpose of this conversation we're going to talk about african-americans who are in inner cities. you named chicago. you nam

city is one of the fastest combroeing in the nation. next. >>> finally tonight, when it comes to a well-fitting suit, presidents, both democrats and republicans, can agree. a certain tailor here in new york is the man to see. he's been dressing presidents going back to the 1950s and is ready for the next president, whether it's making his suits or hers. our peter alexander takes the measure of >> reporter: on this brooklyn side street in an unassuming brick building, martin greenfield has been fitting and fashioning celebrities, billionaires, and presidents for the last 60 years. while his suits made him famous, greenfield considers himself blessed that he has a story to tell. >> before the concentration camp, i was the happiest kid you ever met. >> reporter: a holocaust survivor he was liberated by general eisenhower in 19 last time their lives would intersect. two years later, he immigrated to america taking a job as a floor boy at triple g clothes in brooklyn. >> 30 years later, i bought the business. >> reporter: greenfield's skills led him back to eisenhower in the 1950s, creating that signature three-piece look. greenfield added to his

city tribune has endorsed democrat hillary clinton. trump astoundingly unfit to be president. utah has not supported democrat for president since lyndon johnson in 1964. >>> in our national question of the day we want to know what will have the greatest effect on your vote? is it the video from 2005 or look for the question of the day link on our website cbs2iowa.com. >>> new details on president minutes.after that, his bus tour will head to waterloo for an event at 6-45 tonight. tomorrow afternoon, president clinton will hold an event at cornell college in mount vernon at one o-clock.he'll round out his iowa trip tomorrow night in davenport. some iowa farmers will soon be getting a helping hand from another continent. continent.more than two dozen farmers from sweden will travel to iowa to help with this year's harvest.the european growers have already wrapped up their work at learn how farmers operate in the midwest.it won't be all work for the foreign farmers. they'll also get a chance to do some sightseeing here in iowa and neighboring illinois. new at noon, noon,drivers across iowa are now going "pink at the pump". pump".the iowa renewable fuels association held a k

move money from a national committee that accepts cooperate contributions to the north carolina republican party. the complaint filed today for the city board of elections by state democrats, says that is illegal. officials with the state republican party begged to differ. they saying that they have done nothing wrong. the state board of elections has asked republicans to answer the complaint by tuesday. on wral.com just check the nc capital section. >>> moving on tonight, an arrest in the deadly shooting in fayetteville. he's charged with the section of carlos benbrery early this morning. he was shot in a home in the early morning hours of october 16th. detectives continuing to investigate. hassle is in jail without bond. >>> one of the children caught in the cross fire of a drive by shooting in southern pines is child is preparing for a funeral. hundreds of people gathered a at vigil tonight for the shooting victims. it was held in front of the home where 12-year-old jalidal campbell and the 3-year-old kentucky lee graham were shot friday afternoon. campbell died from her injuries. graham was in critical condition but has now been upgraded. so far no arrests in this cas

also, new york city councilman joseph borelli and doug thornell, senior adviser for the democratic national committee. mr. zeleny, we believe there were significant developments with the thrust of the clinton campaign just over the last 48 hours starting to focus on senate races and also starting to focus on maybe governing. >> exactly. the reality here is this race is locked in a direction. now the question is what is the size of the margin at this point. all the caveats, yes, things can change, but democrats now are tying to really run up the score down the ballot. you saw the president last night in las vegas, more than i have ever seen him before really pushing this. they are now campaigning, he's making phone calls. he is trying to reverse one of the biggest things that's happened during his time in office, his losing a lot of these seats. democrats have been just wiped out. >> the most ever. >> exactly. in this case specifically, a lot of the presidential battlegrounds align with senate battlegrounds. for the third day in a row, hillary clinton in a senate battleground state as well,

trade center in new york city and in the pentagon and in virginia she worked with democrats and republicans to do that and then the secretary of state working with the national security team to make sure they revised the hunt for been allotted to wipe them off the face of the earth. that is what hillary clinton did with her home town was attacked on 9/11. what did donald trump to? those were the years and that he was smart not paying taxes not paying for the fight against terrorism or the funds to rebuild the york city or first responder health care or the salaries of the men and women in he says he is smart one. i asked governor pence i know you show you were qualified be vice president with your tax returns and the answer was he did. if you now have to reveal your tax returns to show you are qualified but the vice president and howl in the world could you explain your not owe the american public your tax return if you want to be president? that is like me coming to for a summer job. give me references. i'm sorry. just graduated from college college, and no. i vasari. running for president is a job interview in only a job and to view for the most important

democratic national convention, president obama connected himself to the phrase more directly than he ever has. again, showing its durability. in criticizing donald trump, he said, ronald reagan called america the shining city on a hill. donald trump sees america as a crime scene. obama did not directly say america is a shining city on a hill, but he said that as a rebuke to the criticism he sees in the trump campaign. hillary clinton said she affirmed that america is the city on the hill. it fascinates me the way this phrase, which never had to be attached to america, one of my favorite historians said, everything could have been different. there is no reason why city on a hill ever had to become attached to america. anymore than any other phrase. it has proven durable, tired yes , and i think even the way it gets trotted out now as a tagline shows, whether we see this or not, shows that it is very weary as a phrase phrase. it has become a clichÉ. it has become, it's become part of a war of words. it's it's something we sling at each other in the political contests. you used to believe in a city on a hill. you don't believe in a city on a hill anymore. there might be a ted cruz, during the republican campa

democratic national committee. president obama is in his home state, home city of chicago. he did some early voting and attended

city streets expires. the deal was reached in july to get philly through the democratic national convention and septa's massivenal rail problems. lawmakers have failed to extend it. leading to some nail biting for drivers like moses. >> level grand competition so it's given the riders options. good options. >> i think we should be supporting everyone and every business that will bring us more money. >> reporter: statement uber says it has made an emergency filing to extend the temporary regulation. but adds that the company plans to continue operating without the extension. the philadelphia parking authority, which in the past hassium pounded uber x drivers, says it will "act in the best interests of the public". >> if the apps are still up i'll still take them. >> reporter: and in objection, the state house is expected to consider new legislation, chris n could extend uber x into the city. back to you. >> all right is that correct, sir bean in a, thanks. >>> a suspected serial robber is behind bars. police say thanks to an non muss tip. dante highman was arrested this morning in north philadelphia after fox 2

city. >> more important and what is more interesting is this document which is the democratic national platform. and this document makes it very clear that we are going to break up the large financial institutions in this country. >> sanders acknowledged problems, both hillary clinton and donald trump are having with voters but he add the choice is clear that clinton is the right person to help working families. >>> still ahead, rudy giuliani will sit down with moderator chuck todd to preview the debate on "meet the press." it comes your way at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. tonight you can watch the second presidential debate at 9:00 live on cozi tv and nbc10.com. if you missed the debate for sunday night football on nbc 10, don't worry, we've got you covered. we'll have all the highlights. nbc 10's lauren mayk will have a live report from the debate hall right off the game. >>> investigators will begin looking into what led to a commuter train crash in new york that injured more than two dozen people. authorities say that the long island railroad train hit a work train on the track right near ne

city. >> more important and what is more interesting is this document which is the democratic national platform. and this document makes it very clear that we are going to break up the large financial institutions in this country. >> sanders acknowledged problems, both hillary clinton and donald trump are having with voters but he add the choice is clear that clinton is the right person to help working families. the wife of hillary clinton's running mate tim kaine was also in philadelphia yesterday, ann holten spoke at the new covenant church. she urged everyone there to make sure they are registered to vote. >> everything you do this weekend, everything you do this week, as we get everybody registered, and then everything you do, everything you do to help people turn out to vote is going to help deliver pennsylvania for hillary. >> holton also focused her comments on education and its importance in a hillary clinton administration. here's a look at the registration deadlines for each state in our region. in pennsylvania, it's this tuesday october 11th. the deadline in delaware is october 15th.

directly to the national czech & slovak museum and library's exhibits, programs and movie preview attacks democrat monica vernon for some of her actions while serving on the cedar rapids city council and while running for lieutenant governor. republican rod blum in iowa's first congressional district. the kcrg and gazette fact checker team put this ad to the test. "iowans have been stunned to hear vernon voted to increase property taxes and utility fees." this first claim comes from monica vernon's votes on city budgets. in 2008, vernon supported a budget that included a property tax hike - the only one during her eight years on the council. in several of those years, she also voted for budgets that included increases fees. "bewildered, that she wanted to raise the gas tax." this claim referrs to vernon's bid for lieutenant governor. her running mate, jack hatch, proposed a 10-cent hike in the state fuel tax, spread over five years. vernon voiced her support for hatch's proposal. "and amazed that vernon raised her own salary four times." this part is misleading at best. vernon's votes for city budgets however, salaries for city council members are tied to the consumer pric

democratic national convention is now acquitted in the incident. walter weeks was charged with misdemeanor indecent assault after a fellow delegate accused him of licking her breast at a center city hotel bar. a philadelphia judge acquitted weeks today citing insufficient evidence. >>> with a septa strike looming. philadelphia's city council is urging the union and management to try to make a deal. today, the council approved a non-binding resolution. it calls on the transport workers union and septa management to come up with a new contract before it expires next week. if there's no deal, workers would walk off the job at midnight monday into tuesday. the strike would affect philadelphia bus, trolley, and subway lines but not regional rail lines outcity. a walkout would involve more than 5,700 transit workers. septa has released a service interruption guide. you can find a link to it on the nbc10 app and on nbc10.com. >>> who's calling you? the answer to that question might not be what you think. a warning about a scheme to take your money. >>> and he's the sixers fan who became an internet hero, a man kicked out for his bad behavior. what we've learned about the man whose lewd

democratic national committee and other political organizations. then, returning home after isis- - iraqis take back fallujah only to find an abandoned city gutted by two years of war. >> in order to take back fallujah city, the iraqi military had to completely empty the city, and the fighting that happened afterwards destroyed everything that the eye can see. >> woodruff: and, while the candidates prepare for the second presidential debate, we take on this week in politics with mark shields and michael gerson. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. lincoln financial is committed to helping you take charge of your future. >> the ford foundation. working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions: and friends of the newshour. >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: it's been a day to hunker down along the atlantic sh

city and those companies expired last friday. the deal was signed in the days leading up to the democratic national convention and during the septalowdown that took out a third of the regional rail fleet. the ppa says despite the popularity of the ride sharing service, they are committed to enforcing the law. >>> more testimony is expected in the bridgegate trial from the prosecution and top witnessing. david wildstein testified that new jersey governor chris christie and new york governor andrew cuomo talked about releasing a false report to stop questions about the bridge shutdown. wildstein said he was told by two top officials that the governors floated the idea of saying that the lanes were closed because of a traffic study. but that never happened. cuomo spokesman denies any conversation happened and calls the testimony a felon spinning a tale. governor christie continuously denied any knowledge of bridgegate. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> beginning with hurricane matthew, here's a lack at its current situation, sitting now just barely to the north of cuba, near guantanamo. 125 mile per hour winds stu still re

last eight years of democratic rule, americans feel like illegal aliens and refugees matter more to our government than we do, as well as our inner city youth all across the nationstead of the billions of dollars that are being sent abroad, and the billions of dollars that are being spent on illegal aliens. our inner cities need that. it just seems like everybody is more important than america. that's why it's so important that we get behind the candidate saying america first, donald j. trump. liz: thank you very much for your time. appreciate it. >>> next up major story overshadowed after the media went wall to wall. more police officers were targeted in california. we'll have the story for you next. >> employees are broken. if there's ever a time to pray for palm springs pd, it's now. liz: recap there, two police officers targeted, fatally shot in california. a guest says all of the race-baiting is behind it. that's partly the cause. >>> that and college protesters holding a blue lives don't matter rally. you know what? you can't make this stuff up. that's after this. this woman owns this house, with new cabinets from this shop, with handles designed here, mad

national diversity council. dr. ben carson is a close advisor and trump has been going into the inner cities saying democrats and thed you. let's talk about jobs and uplifting the african-american community. they're going to respond and support trump in much larger words. >> and we'll give you the last word. >> thank you. you're a good man, don. they did a good job. >> thank you very much. i'm letting it grow because my mom likes it longer. that's what's happening. everybody's wondering. >>> coming up, your e-mails related to hillary clinton's private server surfacing with 11 days to go until the election. i've never been #1 in anything until i put these babies on. now we're on a winning streak and i'm never taking them off. do i know where i'm going? absolutely. we're going to the playoff. allstate guarantees your rates won't go up just because of an accident. starting the day you sign up. so get accident forgiveness from allstate. and be better protected from mayhem, like me. whthat i would never grow up. made a deal with myself we met when we were very young... i was 17, he was 18. we made the movie the book of l

city. alice bulos died on friday of heart failure. she was known as a political force and served her community for nearly half a century. she represented california at the democratic national convention five times and sat on advisory boards to form a california attorneys general and state superintendents. mayor ed leigh released a statement saying, quote, she unified filipino american politics understanding how collective the voice can be and advocating for the community. her work will continue on. there is intense fighting in mosul as iraqi and kurdish fighters backed by the u.s. liberated more villages. the ground fighters are being aided as they close in on the largest islamic stronghold. ash carter is there monitoring the dangerous effort. >> even behind the front lines they are at risk. it is also important that everybody understand we must do this. we have to protect ourselves. there are a million saville generals -- a million civilians living under control. they saved innocent people while confronting the isis fighters. a dog saved his owner from a house fire. the fire started at 4:30 this morning. the homeowner was still sleeping. her dog ran to her and started bar

before the democratic national convention uber executed agreement with the ppa to allowed ride sharing services in philadelphia on temporary basis n exchange drivers paid attacks that would benefit city schools. that will agreement expired september 30thment uber x and lyft drivers no longer have permission to drive in philadelphia, uber has filed an emergency extension with the pp a and at this point, they're encouraging their drivers to continue to work, most folks who use uber and lyft had no idea this technicality exists and will likely continue to use the service. >>> i'm big fan every uber, i use it very often, and i'm originally from new york but i come to philly often to see friends, and i was actually about to take an uber right now. so, definitely, really shocked, and i don't think that's fair. >> reporter: i want to point out we did speak to ppa spokesman, marty owe rock this week. and he did confirm that both uber x and lyft are currently illegal. he did not say whether or not ppa will enforce it. if they decide to, it will be the driver, not the passenger, that will have to pay a fine. live at 30th street station, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", for cbs-3 "eyewitness new

city where ford finally secured enough delegates to win the nomination. general election was former georgia governor, jimmy carter. gallup polls had carter leading ford by 33 percentage points after the democratic national convention in july. but ford was able to build momentum and by the fall, he was only two percentage points behind carter in some polls. "good evening. i'm pauline frederick of npr, moderator of this second of the historic debates of the 1976 campaign between gerald r. ford of michigan, republican candidate for president and jimmy carter of georgia, democratic candidate for president." on october 6, 1976, the two men debated each other at the palace of the fine arts theatre in san francisco. ford hoped to gain on carter with a strong performance. instead, ford jeopardized his campaign after being asked soviet union and other eastern european countries. his answer? "there is no soviet domination of eastern europe and there never will be under a ford administration." moderators were stunned by ford's declaration and asked for clarification. "i'm sorry .. .could i just ... did i understand you to say, sir, that the russians are not using eastern europe as their occupying mo- most of the c

democratic national convention, they have an agreement with the philadelphia authority which allowed ride sharing services in philadelphia on temporary basis. in exchange, drivers had to pay attacks that would benefit city schools. that agreement, however, expired on september 30th. and as of yesterday, uber x and lyft drivers no longer have permission to drive in the city. at this point, uber still encouraging its drivers to continue to work, it is to has filed for an emergency extension, and is waiting to hear back from the ppa or it is hoping state lawmakers make more permanent action. now, the folks who use uber and lyft had no idea this technicality exist and will likely continue to use the service. >> i'm a big fan of uber. i use it very often. and i'm originally from new york. but i come to philly often to see friends and i was actually about to take an uber right now. so i'm definitely really shock and i don't think that's fair. >> now, i should mention, that ppa spokesman marty owe rock confirmed earlier this week, that uber x and lift lyft are again illegal. it is unclear whether ppa will enforce that ban. most of the drivers we spoke to say they'll continue to drove. now if they are caught, p

money or security for it but the e-mails that the nation obtained showed that the city clerk cult voting because in her word students lean more towards democratsch is really an absolutely outrageous statement for a non-partisan city clerk to make. >> we want to have you guys come back on and find out what the justice department is doing about it. we'll follow up with you on that. thank you both very much. >> coming up at noon, a kendall coffey, former federal attorney and prosecutor weighs in on the e-mail investigation and the controversy over fbi director james comey. more "a.m. joy." that gives powerful ptomelief without raising your blood pressure. ricidin hbp. my swth scarf thaonara. left tremem...e. what! she washed this ke month request 10:00 to noon" on sunday is not enough "a.m. joy" join the fun online. follow us on facebook and twitter @amjoyshow and snapchat at jm. reid and join me tonight on msnbc. more to come after the break. stay with us. [ ug] shh. i have a cold with this anning runny nose. beedit doesn't?ng. doesn'treaa runny no. alkaeltzlus cold ugh liqu gel fight urstolsympmsg. cling younny nosunny no. alkaeltzlus cold ugh

democratic national convention, uber execute add agreement with the ppa to allow ride sharing services in philadelphia, but that was only and tomorrow per area basis. in exchange, drivers paid attacks that would benefit city schools. of course that agreement expired on friday, and as of yesterday, uber x and lyft drivers no longer have that permission to drive in the city of philadelphia. even though they can still operate in the rest of the pennsylvania. >> riders have no idea about the tech until call tis, will likely continue to use the service. >> use it all the time now. most people use it all the time now. i know it affect the taxi drivers. but there is room for both. i presume there will be something worked out. we be able to have lyft and uber take us where we need to go. >> now we spoke with ppa spokesman this week, he did confirm that uber x and lyft are considered illegal. but did he not say whether or not the ppa will enforce that by finding drivers. we do noah permanent solution is in the works. and that pennsylvania lawmakers are likely to take that issue up when they re commence later this month. live at 30th street station, cherri gregg, "kyw news radio", for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> c

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city and in the pentagon in virginia. she worked with democrats and republicans to do that. as secretary of state, she worked with president obama's national to make sure that they revived the hunt for bin laden and found him and why to mop the face of the earth. that's what hillary clinton when in newetown was attacked york city on 9/11. and what does donald trump do when his hometown of new york city was attacked? those are the years that he was being smart and not paying taxes , not paying for the fight against terrorism, not paying for the funds to rebuild new york city, not paying for the funds for first responder health care, not paying for the salaries of the men and women who signed up to fight terrorism after 9/11. and he is saying he's smart. he's saying he's smart. i asked this to governor pence last night. i know you i said, had to give your tax returns to donald trump to show you were all applied to be vice resident. and the answer to that was heated. he did not -- was he did. that. not dispute if you have to reveal your tax returns to show, then you are all of five to be vice president. qualified to be vice president. then ho

city and in the pentagon in virginia. she worked with democrats and republicans to do that. and then as secretary of state, she worked with president obama's nationalecurity team to make sure that they revived the hunt for bin laden and found him and why to mop the face of the earth. that's what hillary clinton when you when her hometown was attacked in new york city on 9/11. and what does donald trump do when his hometown of new york city was attacked? those where the years that he was being smart and not paying taxes, not paying for the fight against terrorism, not paying for the funds to rebuild new york city, not paying for the funds for first responder health care, not paying for the salaries of the men and women who signed up to fight terrorism after 9/11. and he is saying he's smart. he's saying he's smart. i asked this to governor pence last night. i said, i know you had to give your tax returns to donald trump to show you were qualified to be vice resident. and the answer to that was he did. he did not dispute that. liam that was true, and it had already been reported. if you have to reveal your tax returns to show, then you are -- to show

and fire in new york city and in the pentagon in virginia, she worked with democrats and republicans to do that and then a secretary of state she worked with president obama's nationalty team to make sure they revived the hunt for bin laden and found them and waved him off the face of the earth. that's what hillary clinton did when her hometown was attacked in new york city on 911. what did donald trump do? those were the years that he was being smart and not paying taxes, not paying for the fight against terrorism, not paying for the funds to rebuild new york city or for first responder healthcare, not paying for the salaries of the men and women who signed up fight terrorism after 911. he saying he is smart. he saying he is smart. i asked governor pentz last night i set i know you had to give your tax returns to donald trump to show you were qualified to be vice president. the answer to that was he did. he didn't dispute it. we knew that had been true and it had already been recorded. if you have to reveal your tax returns to show that you are qualified to be vice president, then how in the world can you claim that you do not owe the american public are tax return

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city councils. we're gung ho for all of the republican party ticket because we believe the things we want for this nation are much better than what the democrats are offering. stuart: if the event -- if election, if it were held today, what's trump's margin of victory according to you? >> i think trump -- look, it's going to be close. florida has always historically been close, and there's nothing suggested, especially in the data that we're seeing right now, there is nothing suggesting that it's not going to be close again. so we expect a close race, not what we're seeing from the polls right now. because, look, here's another statistic. 150,000 voters came out and voted in our presidential preference primary on march 15th that never voted before. these people are definitely voting in the general election. so anybody who thinks that hillary clinton is running away with this isn't being truthful. and you have to ask yourself this question, if shed had i all sewn up, why is she constantly in florida campaigning? the democrats don't even believe they have it sewn up. this is good news for donald trump and republicans in the state of florida. stu