[applause] cardinal dolan: thank you, everybody. it has been the honor of my predecessors, and now mine as archbishop of new york, to conclude this joyful and historic evening with a word of gratitude to all of you, and more solemnly, to the lord himself. pardon my congestion and cough. i am afraid i am coming down with a cold, which is completely understandable, because i have had a seat between the two candidates in what is probably the iciest place on the planet. where is global warming when you need it? [laughter] to those whon: generously underwrite this endeavor and to carefully distribute those accounts for the fruits of this a great dinner, i think all of you. thank all of you. secretary clinton and mr. trump, your distinct careers in commerce, education, communication, health care, charity and philanthropy, you are graciously present on the dais and in this ballroom. two other persons are with us this happy evening. the first are those thousands of women and children in this city we cherish as our earthly home who will bene

[applause] cardinal dolan: thank you, everybody. it has been the honor of my predecessors, and outline as archbishop of new york, to conclude this joyful and historic evening with a word of gratitude to all of you, and more solemnly, to the lord himself. part of my congestion and cough. i am coming down with a cold, which is completely understandable, because i have had a seat between the two candidates in what is probably the ic is place on the planet. there is global warming when you need it? iciest place -- on the planet. where is global warming when you needed? who faithfully distribute an account for the fruits of this great dinner, i thank all of you. trump,ry clinton and mr. your distinct careers in commerce, education, communication, health care, charity and philanthropy, you are gracelessly -- graciously present on the dais and in this ballroom. two other persons are with us this happy evening. the thousands of of women and children in this city we cherish as our earthly home who will benefit from the proceeds of this event

[applause] cardinal dolan: thank you, everybody. it has been the honor of my predecessors, and now mine as archbishop of new york, to conclude this joyful and historic evening with a word of gratitude to all of you, and more solemnly, to the lord himself. pardon my congestion and cough. i am afraid i am coming down with a cold, which is completely understandable, because i have had a seat between the two candidates in what is probably the iciest place on the planet. where is global warming when you need it? [laughter] cardinal dolan: to those who generously underwrite this endeavor and carefully distribute those accounts for the fruits of this a great dinner, i think all of you. -- thank all of you. secretary clinton and mr. trump, your distinguished careers in commerce, education, communication, health care, charity and philanthropy, you are graciously present on the dais and in this ballroom. two other persons are with us this happy evening. the first are those thousands of women and children in this city we cherish as our earthly

trump: you know, cardinal dolan and i have some things in common. for instance, we both run impressive properties on fifth avenue. [laughter] mr. trump: of course, his is much more impressive than mine. that's because i built mine with my own beautifully formed hands. [laughter] [applause] mr. trump: while his was built with the hands of god, and nobody can compete with god, is that correct? nobody, right? [applause] mr. trump: that's right. in him it's great to be here with a thousand wonderful people, or as i call it, a small intimate dinner with some friends. or as hillary calls it, her largest crowd of the season. [laughter] [applause] mr. trump: this is corny stuff. [laughter] mr. trump: i do recognize that i come into this event with a little bit of an advantage. i know that so many of you in the archdiocese already have a place in your heart. for a guy who started out as a carpenter working for his father. i was a carpenter working for my father. [laughter] [applause] mr. trump: it's true. not for a long period of time, but about three weeks.

[applause] cardinal dolan: thank you, everybody. it has been the honor of my predecessors, and now mine as archbishop of new york, to conclude this joyful and historic evening with a word of gratitude to all of you, and more solemnly, to the lord himself. pardon my congestion and cough. i am afraid i am coming down with a cold, which is completely understandable, because i have had a seat between the two candidates in what is probably the iciest place on the planet. where is global warming when you need it? [laughter] cardinal dolan: to those who generously underwrite this endeavor and to carefully distribute those accounts for the fruits of this a great dinner, i thank all of you. secretary clinton and mr. trump, your distinct careers in commerce, education, communication, health care, charity and philanthropy, you are graciously present on the dais and in this ballroom. two other persons are with us this happy evening. the first are those thousands of women and children in this city we cherish as our earthly home who will benefit

loretta dolan, 102-year-old chicago cubs fan "i certainly hope they win." reporter "i'm sorry we kept you from keeping score." loretta dolan, 102-year-old chicago cubs fan "oh no, that's alright."interview done. back to the scorebook. there is a pitch count to be watched. the cubs won game one of their series against the giants last night. game two is set for tonight in feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. this is wisconsin. and this. and this. and this. full of good people who work hard. why let washington take our jobs and send them off to china and mexico? my opponent backs bad trade deals that export jobs, and billion dollar tax loopholes for big corporations. i'm going to close those loopholes and help small businesses for the middle class raising a family... finally a hand for you. watching the fox 6 wakeup news. today: mostly sunny and cool. high: 59 dewpoint: 35 wind: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear and cool. low: 42 dewpoint: 36 wind: n 3-8 mph sunday: mostly sunny. high: 61 dewpoint: 40 wind: n/e 5-10 warmer. slight chance of

it's always nice to be with my friend, cardinal dolan. in this difficult time for our nation, we should think about the deep questions of faith. cardinal dolan asks us all things like, how can one fully understand the holy spirit? what does salvation really mean? and are you going to finish that? i mean this sincerely. everyone in attendance is doing their part in supporting our charitable efforts. and it couldn't be done without you or without the amazing support of the many devoted catholics on stage. you know, catholics like henry kissinger, howard rubenstein, mort zuckerman. before we turn this over to our speakers, i want to address the elephant in the room. i was talking to cardinal dolan -- no, no, that was not a planned -- that was not a -- bear with me! i wish i'd thought of that. it just happened to fall in that way. earlier want the wikileaks e-mails that said certain members of the clinton campaign wanted to incite a revolution in the catholic church. i was pretty concerned. but we had a very constructive conversation with the

archbishop dolan, cardinal dolan used to be archbishop of milwaukee. i'm trying to figure out what's going through his mind to the left of him, to the right of him, he's a savvy guy. he knows what is in the wikileaks e-mails about the catholic church. he has no illusions about donald trump's character. it will be fascinating to see how they play this out. but there's something just tone wrong of a dinner like this where they all try to pretend that what is happening right now, what happened last night didn't happen, and the only thing i can say is i hope they're funny, i hope they have good joke writers, i hope they raise a lot of money for catholic charities, but it is going to be awkward. >> yes, it is already awkward. >> very awkward. >> there's two things that happened in the last two debates, these big sort of transgrigs gregss. a ton of them, one would be you'd be in jail. one thing that happened. last night was the, i'll keep you in suspense about whether i'll accept the election results. those are two things that put stakes in the ground that s

cardinal dolan asks us all, how can one fully understand the spirit?hat does salvation really mean? and, are you going to finish that? [laughter] al: i mean this sincerely. everyone in attendance is doing their part to support our efforts. it cannot be done without you or without the amazing support of the many devoted catholics in our state. -- catholics on stage. catholics like henry kissinger. mort zuckerman. [applause] al: before we turn this over to our speakers, i want to address the elephant in the room. i was talking to cardinal dolan -- no, that was not the plan. bear with me. i wish i had thought of that, but that does happen to fall in that way. earlier about the wikileaks e-mails that says certain members of the clinton campaign wanted to incite a revolution in the catholic church. i was pretty concerned. we had a very constructive conversation with the clinton campaign and cardinal dolan said, if the cardinals in the clergy have not destroyed the church in the last 2000 years, then they don't stand a chance. [laughter] [applause] al: of co

, paul dolan, terry frna general manager, the dolan family that has been criticized so many times for not spending the money that other teams do to bring a championship to their city. they have done a great job here with this team. they went out and got a phenomenal manager, they went out and got free agents when they could and they built an incredible pitching staff that has come through the organization, waited on young players to mature like francisco lindor and now there you have it as they end up for the world series. now, that situation right now, the dodgers playing game 4 tonight at home against the chicago cubs leading that series two games to one. the winner of that series comes to cleveland for the world series games one and 2 here in cleveland tuesday, wednesday at progressive field. okay. if you win a championship, you got to get your championship gear, right? and that gear is ready to go. we go out to crocker park right now to dick's sporting goods and hilary golston gear. hi, hilary. >> reporter: i've got the gear on, jimmy. american league champions, read it right ther

during an interview with espn's mike and mike radio show, the to meet with larry dolan about the logo after the season. the team chose to support chief wahoo during the games, and many fans feel he's cleveland tradition and should remain part of the culture. others strongly disagree. i asked some people on social media what they thought about having an employer ask workers not to wear the logo. the majority of people on social media are opposed that but several made compelling arguments why the logo should be retired. no doubt like i said we'll be hearing a lot about the issue, especially after the world series when the commissioner meets with dolan. we'll have to wait and see what comes of that meeting. you know as well as i do, the most important thing is to try to win the world series, right? [ cheering ] >> and i do know this, monica. the indians as an organization into the logo a lot more in recent years. >> reporter: absolutely. that's one of the things. [ no captioner audio ] >>> it's a missing persons report for the cubs offense in game one. just having a bit of fun after the

dolan's spokesman says trump requested the meeting weeks and it's dolan policy to try to meet with anybody who asks. >> hillary clinton addressing those allegations today at a fundra i clinton again questioning donald trump's fitness to serve. something, she says, she never did with past republican nominees. >> america is better than this. earlier today, the democratic nominee joining ellen here on channel 5. ellen's crew having a little fun, tweaking the video from sunday's debate. and, the final debate is wednesday in las vegas. our own emily riemer will be there with pre and post debate coverage right here on newscenter5. a sudden end today to a bizarre snatching and abandoning a two-year-old girl changing her plea to guilty. new at 11:00, our diane cho is live in salem with the sentence handed down. diane. >> hanna spoke quietly in court as she pleaded guilty to several charges including kidnapping does that mental illness or mental condition interfere with your ability to understand the no your honor hanna was arrested last year after police say she kidnapped a two-year-old girl she u

you know cardinal dolan and i have some things in common. for instance, we both run impressive properties on fifth avenue. of course, his is much more impressive than mine. that's because i built mine with my own beautifully form ed hand. while his was built with the hands of god. and nobody can compete with god. is that correct? nobody? right? that's right. no contest. it's great to be here with a thousand wonderful people, or as i call it, a small, intimate dinner with some friends. or as hillary calls it, her largest crowd of the season. oh, this is corny stuff. i do recognize that i come into this event with a little bit of an advantage. i know that so many of you in the arch diocese already have a place in your heart for a guy who started out as a carpenter working for his father. i was a carpenter working for my father. true. not for a long period of time, but i -- for about three weeks. what's great about the al smith dinner is that even in the rough and tumble world of a really, really hard-fought campaign, in fact, i don't know if y

loretta dolan keeps score of every game, every batter. right down to the pitch count. loretta dolan, 102-year-old chicago cubs fan "yes, yes i do. otherwise i wouldn't know. i wouldn't know who was up. isn't that odd?"loretta has been keeping score of cubs games for more than half a century. here's a sample of proof: scorecards from as far back as '63. williams, santo, banks, hubbs. back when a hot dog at wrigley field was 30 cents and beer was a dime more. if loretta didn't have a scorecard handy, she'd make one. if she missed a game, she'd use the newspaper box score to fill in the blanks. loretta has five daughters who don't relish west coast games because they're falling asleep and loretta doesn't tire. said corrine belluomini, her daughter "i've never seen her doze off during a game,"why is that? loretta dolan, 102-year-old chicago cubs fan " i don't know i'm so interested that i can't put it down."she's 102 years old, with a uniform to prove it. she and her huge family believe chicago cubs fan "you know when they get up to bat, they haven't got an angry look. the

"loretta dolan" is 102 years and loves watching her favorite team play. she even keeps score of all their games! her scorecards date back to 19-63. they include every player... every batter-- even the pitch counts. she says the games never get old. loretta also believes t season will be a lucky one because the team's always in a great mood. (loretta dolan, 102-year-old chicago cubs fan) "you know when they get up to bat, they haven't got an angry look. they smile. they get up like they're going to do their jobs, and i think that's what keeps me going with them." loretta has had first pitch multiple times. cheering nats from crowd at opening celebrity chef gordon ramsay opens his new restaurant 'fish and chips' on the vegas strip!... gordon says, "just bringing a little bit of east london to the strip." why he says this restaurant is different from others in sin city. plus - bruno sings, "got to blame it on jesus! hashtag blessed! they ain't ready for me." bruno mars fuels rumors of a vegas residency as he mixes his uptown funk with our neon lights in his

i think we should nominate cardinal dolan for the nobel peace prize. >> cardinal dolan, the man who is speaking at the microphone is al smith iv, who is the great-grandson of al smith who was the first ever catholic nominee for president in 1928. and this dinner has existed since the '40s. they started holding this dinner in his honor after he died. it benefits catholic charities. it is a plutocratic gathering. it is a charity event. it benefits catholic charities but it is white tie which is the even fancier version than black tie. it's full of some of the richest and most powerful people on earth and this is sort of the way it goes. al franken is here in studio with us. senator franken, i know that you're a hillary clinton supporter, so therefore you cannot be objective as to how she did comedically compared to her political opponent. >> that's right. i can't be objective. one thing i did notice is that trump got the memo to smile and he smiled and then actually -- but he didn't laugh. remember, we were going to look for that. see him do that human thing that human beings do, which i

i think what was revealing is what cardinal dolan said afterwards.rently he told she was very talented and she told him after the election that she wanted to work with him. >> do you think that was a confession in front of cardinal dolan, or a, let's say the nicest possible thing i'm going to say because cardinal dolan is here. >> i think it's that. >> cardinal dolan is going to be on the "today" show the next day, and someone's going to say, what were they like in private? he's not -- he's a savvy consumer -- >> cardinal dolan is one of the savviest pauls out there, domestically. >> he can teach donald trump a thing or two. >> no doubt. by the way, before we go, i know it's 45 seconds, i've got to play you this joe biden bite just for fun. listen. >> the press always ask me, don't i wish i were debating him? no, i wish we were in high school and i could take him behind the gym. that's what i wish. >> yeah -- >> ohh. >> that's the best. >> i do think, though, that the does make a real point, which is, you see this with michelle obama, and joe biden.

dolan said the two even had a friendly chat. "i'm sittin' there between the two and litterally i'm supposed to be a kind of a bridge to bring these two people together, and i tried very touching moments. when we were going in i said could we pray together while we're waiting to be announced and after the little prayer mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said, 'you know, you are one tough and talented woman. and he said this has been a good experience, this whole campaign, as tough as it's been. and she said to him, 'and donald whatever happens we need to work together afterwards." it'll be a great weekend for fall colors. john malan is here with the forecast. a massive area of high pressure is providing another chilly but dry fall day. the continued brisk northwest winds have suppressed temperatures to barely 50 degrees across southeast wisconsin or 8 degrees below average for this time of year. a minor ripple in the atmosphere has increased our clouds briefly, but the grey should diminish this evening with more sunshine r

trump and clinton separated this time not by a moderator but a cardinal dolan. clinton's jokes self-deprecating. >> i took a break from my rigorous nap schedule to be here. >> reporter: others, biting. >> donald looks at the statue of liberty and sees a "4." maybe a "5" if she losses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> reporter: trump's best moment, roasting his wife. and everyone loves it. my wife, melania, gives the exact same speech, and people get on her case. >> reporter: the night, a rare break from the heat of the campaign trail where trump thursday defiantly doubled down on his shocking remarks about next month's election. >> i will totally accept the results of this great election -- if i win. >> reporter: trump's unprecedented position creating a new political headache for vulnerable congressional republicans. pennsylvania's pat toomey calling it irresponsible. new hampshire's kelly ayotte again trying to distance herself. >> i don't believe that there is a rigged election system. >> reporter: clinton's top surrogate, michelle obama, in arizo

can you imagine being where cardinal dolan was last night? seated between the two rivals, fierce rivals, for the presidency. that would take all the skill -- all the spiritual skills, all the diplomatic skills he could muster. >> if anyone can do the small talk, it's cardinal dolan. it wasn't funny at all times. >> it wasn't, but wait until you have to hear what he said was said privately between the two candidates. >>> that dinner tops our state of the race with just 18 days to go. the tension spilling into that high profile charity dinner with harsh jokes and jabs from both trump and clinton. >> the race is now a dead heat in ohio. trump and clinton tied in that battleground at 45%. trump led by three points in that same poll one month ago. >> clinton is going to be in ohio tonight holding her first rally since the debate, while her husband stumps for her in florida. trump is hitting two swing states today. he has rallies in north carolina and pennsylvania. >> let's get caught up with nbc national correspondent peter alec and a alalexander

trump: you know, cardinal dolan and i have some things in common.or instance, we both run impressive properties on fifth avenue. [laughter] mr. trump: of course, his is much more impressive than mine. that's because i built mine with my own beautifully formed hands. [laughter] [applause] mr. trump: while his was built with the hands of god, and nobody can compete with god, is that correct? nobody, right? [applause] mr. trump: that's right. in him it's great to be here with a thousand wonderful people, or as i call it, a small intimate dinner with some friends. or as hillary calls it, her largest crowd of the season. [laughter] [applause] mr. trump: this is corny stuff. [laughter] mr. trump: i do recognize that i come into this event with a little bit of an advantage. i know that so many of you in the archdiocese already have a place in your heart. for a guy who started out as a carpenter working for his father. i was a carpenter working for my father. [laughter] [applause] mr. trump: it's true. not for a long period of time, but about three weeks. [

also cardinal dolan it's a much more relaxed setting. >> what about when he's intense and serious?> when he gets intense, that tension fills the room and it's a very tense setting where the watchers, as well as the people delivering the lines are both feeling that anxiety. >> look at the guy -- there's guy behind him on the right. >> he's the one i saw. i remember it. he flashes at a certain point in one of these jokes -- there he's laughing back, but there's one point in here where we see him -- where when mr. trump delivers a little more of a serious joke, he does -- his eyebrows go up in this sort of serious tone here. >> okay. let's go to last night. let's get back to last night when they both walk in. >> yes. >> what's happening at that moment, because there's no handshake? >> you know, what we see here -- it's not what we don't see, if you take it from the first debate, they're both meeting each other but not here. they won't get near each and other they keep a public distance, lack of any kind of acknowledgement of each other period. we've gone from cordial, civility, to not

. >> but you normally the cardinal who is in charge in new york, timothy dolan right now sits between them and it is all to make money for catholic charities. boy this is a long introduction. >> it is but we appreciate the history. >> thank you, alex it happened again last night. you can hemorrhage donald trump, cardinal dolan, hillary clinton, they start joking with each other but then somebody said something and made other one mad and then they went at each other. >> the audience turn on them. there were boos. candidates came together for a very awkward al smith dinner last night. >> dave, maybe we should have known, because even though this dinner has a long history, tradition this election has been anything but tradition. >> why would this dinner be traditional. with two candidates from new york or living from new york, this was all new york. we have heard inside jokes but some jokes hade people likely want to run outside, at both times, it looks like candidate would try to thaw a little bit of tension. look at body language there. that is cardinal dolan, and he said as a matter o

. >> this morning, we'll talk to cardinal timothy dolan about he called the iciest place on the planet. >>> casualty of war. an american service member killed in iraq as the battle to take back mosul began. overnight, iraqi forces pushing them to within a few miles of the city. this morning richard engel is on the front lines. >>> chiropractic mystery. autopsy results show a popular model's death was the result of injuries suffered during a common procedure. how did it happen? >>> and, life's ruff. after a 31-year run with the marketing makeover that's left the peanuts gang crying good grief "today," friday, october 21st, 2016. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> and good morning, everybody. welcome to "today" on a friday morning. so happy to have lester in for can you imagine being where cardinal dolan was last night, seated between the two rivals, fierce rivals, for the presidency? that would take all the skills, all the spiritual skills, all the diplomatic skills. >> if anyone can do the sma

dolan said that was a nice moment. a much different tone than he had earlier in the week when he urged hillary clinton to distance herself from comment some of her campaign staff made that were hostile to catholics an revealed by wikileaks. that is something trump touched on during his come my routine last night. >> hillary believes it is vital to deceive the people by having one public policy and a totally different policy in private. that's okay. i don't know who they're angry at, hillary, you or i. for example, here she is tonight, in public pretending not to hate catholics. reporter: so, once nominees were at the mic their tone changed apparently what they said to each other privately. hillary clinton also used her time to touch on some of the controversies that trump has been stirring up. >> but speaking of health, donald has been very concerned about mine, very concerned. he actually sent a car to bring me here tonight. actually it was a hearse. reporter: today trump out of the tux. back in campaign trail. three

okay, baseball's commissioner says he will meet with indian owner larry dolan in the off season. the topic, the chief wahoo logo. rob mansfield understands why some find it offensive and realize the history fans have with it. he will talk to dolan about what to do heights superintendent tom evans was reinstated after a 12 week leave. that, after nearly $12,000 investigation. dani carlson learned the city planned to get involved if something didn't change. >> the mayor of cuyahoga heights sent this letter to school board president and cleveland clinic about the evans investigation doesn't appear to be unbiased and any wrongdoing was minimal. >> the letter goes on to state in bold "enough is enough." referring to evans 12 week leave and the mayor planned to ask the village board to pass a resolution of support of this superintendent if he wasn't reinstated. after the letter, board president and cleveland clinic doctor holly thacker tried multip t board meeting to stop efforts to take a vote if evans should come back. >> i make a motion to adjourn. >> despite that, every board membe

separated by only one man, cardinal timothy dolan. likely the last time together before the election. trading jokes at the al smith dinner for catholic charities. >> it's great to be here with 1,000 wonderful people, or as i or as hillary calls it, her largest crowd of the season. [ laughter ] >> reporter: trump started out strong. >> michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. it's fantastic. they think she's absolutely great. my wife, melania, gives the exact same speech, and people get on her case. [ cheers and applause ] and i don't get it. i don't know why. and it wasn't her fault. >> reporter: big laughs. but then trump lost the crowd. booed when his jokes gave way to harsh attacks. [ booing ] >> reporter: then, it was clinton's turn. humor with an edge. >> it's amazing i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he'd be okay with a peaceful transition of power. [ laughter ] >> reporter: trump cracked a smile. and then she hit him with this. >> people look at the statue of liberty and they see a proud symbol of our history

dolan doesn't look like a happy camper.viral online, a lot of people saying he has healing powers because he was able to get donald trump and hillary clinton to talk to one another. >> i would love to know what they're saying right there. >> i know. if you could only be a fly on that wall. >> at the waldorf. >>> finally, we've been doing a lot of airplane travel. yesterday i was lucky enough to be on an airplane with television screens. but i didn't notice what people were watching. >> there's a picture going viral online that shows everybody on a virgin american plane watching the debate. doesn't that make you proud? except one tv. can you spot it. one passenger is watching something else. they're watching -- >> second row. >> housewives over the debate. i got to give this person credit. they're keeping it real. >> that one there is not watching it either. >> there's a tv that's off. >> the one behind that lady looks different than the debate. >> in the very back -- >> have you ever been on a plane before? sometimes when t

let's talk about cardinal dolan and the al smith dinner.was sitting in the middle of donald trump and hillary clinton. he shared this interesting moment, listen. >> and after a little prayer, mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said you know you are one tough and talented woman, and he said this has been a great experience -- this whole campaign, as tough as it's been and she said to him and donald whatever happens we need to work together afterwards. >> so it was pretty tense last night. what does it say, that this is a show what we hear of what -- so again, who is the real -- >> cardinal dolan is a great guy and tries to look at the most positive side of everybody and he's a great reconciler and you have the best candidates between the great, they're going to put the best possible light. and we don't know if the cameras were on whether this was confidential. it certainly wasn't a confessional because cardinal wasn't be telling us what went on in confessional, but he brings out the best in people. >> what is the difference between wh

it was cardinal dolan criticizing mrs. clinton and her campaign for their negative attitude towards catholics and christians. and that, to me, was extremely significant. >> and was it appropriate -- >> i think it was absolutely appropriate. i think for too long political correctness has allowed folks to feel that they can make fun of catholics and christians, and then not be criticized because it might impose on them. the fact is, is that this has been going on for a long time. i'm proud of the cardinal, and i'm -- as a catholic i am thrilled that he finally -- the catholic bishop and the cardinals are beginning to understand that they have a role in criticizing the criticism of the church, and the denigrating of the church that's been taking place over a long -- >> be clear, governor, hillary clinton didn't denigrate the church. this was a private e-mail exchange that you're referring to. >> it was a private e-mail exchange. but it was very clear that it was reflecting an attitude that goes across that campaign. if that -

cardinal dolan was on nbc earlier today. than was interaction. >> there was some very touchy moments. when we were going in, i said can we pray together. after the little prayer, mr. trump turned to secretary clinton said you are one tough and talented woman. >> but it did not evidence itself on the stage. it's sort of the way a lot of this campaign has played out. hillary clinton effectively needles donald trump and he gets mad. some of the lines that he delivered could have been good or passable if he had had a smile on his face or been in that spirit. but she definitely got under his skin and he got mad. bill: the there is an under current, that is the criticism toward the catholic faith a week ago. cardinal dolan wrote a piece about it. here is one of those interviews. it's an amazing bastardization of the faith, they must be attracted to the severely backwards gender relations and totally unaware of christian democracy. dolan is in the middle and there was no apology offered before or during that dinner. what the mainst

and later, cardinal dolan >> mr. trump turned to secretary clinton and said, you know, you are one tough and talented woman. and he said this has been a good experience, this whole campaign, as tough as it's been. and she said to him, and donald, whatever happens, we need to work together afterwards. >> reporter: jon, reporting in from pennsylvania. we heard donald trump say,e' but also vowed to fight to the finish. >> reporter: if you talk to trump's inner circle, they will acknowledge he's down. you could sense it in the room today. but they do believe there's enough time to turn the race around and have a come from behind win on november 8th. >> thank you. >>> and it's not just donald tru trump. hillary clinton, and her final push. new ad. here's cecilia vega now. >> in 2004, my son was stationed in iraq. >> reporter: he is the gold star father who became a household name. brandishing his constitution at the democratic convention. denouncing donald trump. >> you have sacrificed nothing and no one. >> reporter: tru

loretta dolan watches nearly all of the cubs games with a pencil and paper in hand. she writes down the score, the every game. with a half century's worth of scores on record in her home, dolan says she's confident about the cubs winning the world series this year. "you know when they get up to bat, they haven't got an angry look. they smile. they get up like they're going to do their jobs, and i think that's what keeps me going with them. " for her longtime first pitch at a game two years ago when she turned 100 years old. another cubs fan called a cubs world series title more than 20 years ago. michael lee wrote his prediction under his high school senior picture from 1993. it says "chicago cubs. 2016 world champions. you heard it here first." lee says the thought first came to him in a childhood dream where he saw 2016 world scoreboard thing they have. you know, it was with harry caray blasting away cubs win the world series. it was pretty vivid, that's why i remembered it all the way through high school." lee says his whole family supports the cubs and of lee say

can you imagine being where cardinal dolan was last night. seated betweep the two fierce rivals for the presidency. that would take all the spiritual skills and diplomatic skills. >> if anyone can do the small talk, it is cardinal dolan. what a predicament and then the two of them speak and wasn't exactly funny at all times. >> wait until you have to hear what he has to say was said privately between these two candidates. >>> tops the state of the race with just 18 d the campaign spilling into the high-profile charity dinner with jabs from trump and clinton. >> the race is now a dead heat in ohio. trump and clinton tied in that battleground at 45%. trump led by three points in that same poll one month ago. >> clinton is going to be in ohio tonight holding her first rally since the debate while her husband trumps for her in ohio. rallies in north carolina and pennsylvania. peter alexander who starts our coverage this morning. hi, peter, good morning. >> hey, savannah, lester. good morning to you. can you say awkward. this is a night that is bi

and diplomatic skills. >> if anybody can do that, it was cardinal dolan. when you hear the two of them speak, it wasn't exactly funny at all times. >> dinner tops our state of the race with just 18 days to go, filling into that high profile charity dinner with harsh jokes and jabs from both trump and clinton. >> a new poll shows the race is now a dead heat in ohio, clinton and trump tied at 45%, trump led by three points one month ago. >> clinton will be in ohio for the first debate while her husband stumps for her in >> hi, peter. good morning. >> hey, good morning to you. can you say awkward? this is a night billed as place candidates put partisan politics aside. like everything else this campaign season, this year's dinner was one-of-a-kind. true to their form on the trail, hillary clinton a bit more polished, donald trump more unconventional. fresh off ir surreal scene, donald trump sometimes less light-handed. >> hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the water gait commission. here she is tonight, in public, pretending not to hate catholics. >> tr

york city benefiting children in need, where they were seated on opposite sides of cardinal timothy dolan. the dinner has become a tradition for the candidates to poke fun at themselves and each other in the midst of a heated campaign, and despite the unusually brutal tone of the debates, this year was no exception. >> cardinal dolan and i have some things in common. for instance, we both run impressive properties on fifth avenue. of course, his is much more impressive than mine. that's because i built mine with my own beautifully formed hands. and even tonight, with all of the heated back and forth between my opponent and me at the debate last night, we have proven that we can actually be civil to each other. in fact, just before taking the dais, hillary accidently bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. >> but the night was not free of controversy, as trump got heckled when some of his harsher lines fell flat. >> hillary is so corrupt, she got kicked off the watergate commission. how corrupt do you have to be to get kicked off the watergate commission? pretty corrupt. >> al