in the debate clinton sends a message to doubters. from the former indications aide to present obama, saying if biden's only rationale is that clinton is tanking, that is no longer an option. independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. out to the polls since i have not voted since 1992. th reason ise, i'm 80 years old, i am blind. i'm homeless. homeless 14 years ago when my wife dided. ed. don't set up there and tell me what you are going to do for me. i am so sick of everybody hollering do this for me. nobody says, how are we going to pay for it? at least be honest. any spending bill that congress passes should have a rider on it that shows you how they are going to pay for it. i that won't pay for it, believe you ought to get rid of it. host: weighing in on our facebook page. some comments -- i voted in every election including the midterms. i am a democrat. andrew says overturning citizens united would be a reasonable start. what issue will motivate you to vote in 2016. katrina says getting liberals out of office. lauren

. >> we set the doubters up and kept fighting. >> now three and four, they request get a much needed bye week. it comes at the perfect time with so many redskins injured. kerrigan had surgery on his broken right hand today. he may be able to play november 8th at new england patriots. wusa 9 sports. >> thanks frank. >>> washington nationals could have a new manager by the end of the week according to our friend at the "washington post ." they've narrowed candidates down to two. black and baker in town for second interviews are the two finalists. both with a lot of experience. baker three time manager of the year, last managed the cincinnati reds. haven't since 2013. black managed padres last 8.5 years and let go midway through this season. going after that experience is what they've been talking about. they've got the talent on the team but need the experience managing that team. >> that could be huge. >> yeah. either one they're neck and neck at this point >> good. all right. >> we'll be right back >>> finally tonight, hundreds of costume dogs decked out. owners came out for the dog

mark: the trunk doubters will say this is the beginning of the end. this is a test.e is behind now and he has to figure out how he fights in iowa. he hasn't gone on tv with ads. he has not been a great candidate. if he went to iowa now and talked about immigration and leadership his numbers might improve. he doesn't have to be ben carson in iowa to be the nominee but let's see how he reacts to adversity. john: his attacks in the past have always seemed very shrew d and pointed. this felt like a discriminate flailing to the point where he is attacking our poster because he didn't like the outcome. he is on hishen game and driving negative is very powerful. but when he is flailing around i think it makes them look weaker. mark: marco rubio and jeb bush are still bigger threats, ben carson. and again, trump is an efficient. -- is an efficient. inefficient. john: the question whether this is a harbinger of other things. if he can isolate the damage to iowa he can easily survive. we will be right back with jay nomura sanders, after this. ♪ >> integrity, honesty, and hard-

anthony rizzo with a no- doubter to right. chicago back in front 5-4. chicago hit 6 homers yesterday and 3 more in this one -- kyle schwarber's went the farthest. cubs win 6-4 and take the series 3-1. cubs advance to the nlcs for the before we let you go...a family from siouxland made a cameo appearance on today's today show. "all the way from kingsley, iowa." that was barb clark and 14 family members in new york this morning. they were there to celebrate her sister joan hagan who is three years cancer free. here's another look at the clark family. they were planning on returning to iowa late tonight! thanks for joining us tonight...

tony, there were doubters as they went 5-0. now the believers begin to get on the bandwagon. how do you feel? >> tony: they are a very good team. they're different, old school, doing it with the defense. we saw the guys talking about it. they are doing it with the rub running game. mike schula, the offensive coordinator, designed a running game around stewart, tolbert using their talents. they wear people down. this is a good football team nobody wants to play in they are one of the top teams in the nfc. >> bob: now to mike florio of pro football talk. we saw things get heated on the cowboys sideline in the loss to the giants. what will the fallout be? >> it depends how it unfolds, bob. here's how it began. defensive end greg hardy and receiver dez bryant going back and forth. it looked like something confined to them. possibly an issue between the guys. then we have now seen more detailed video. before that greg hardy slapping at the clipboard after they gave up a kick return. reacting, pushing, shoving. the cowboys after the game, the coaching staff, ownership, all saying t

tony, there were doubters as they went 5-0. now the believers begin to get on the bandwagon. how do you feel? >> tony: they are a very good team. they're different, old school, doing it with the defense. we saw the guys talking about it. they are doing it with the r running game. mike schula, the offensive coordinator, designed a running game around stewart, tolbert using their talents. they wear people down. this is a good football team nobody wants to play in december. they are one of the top teams in the nfc. >> bob: now to mike florio of pro football talk. we saw things get heated on the cowboys sideline in the loss to the giants. what will the fallout be? >> it depends how it unfolds, bob. here's how it began. defensive end greg hardy and receiver dez bryant going back and forth. it looked like something confined to them. possibly an issue between the guys. then we have now seen more detailed video. before that greg hardy slapping at the clipboard after they gave up a kick return. reacting, pushing, shoving. the cowboys after the game, the coaching staff, ownership, all

and this one, pretty much a no- doubter. the mets struck for 4 runs in the top of the first inning. steven master, 24 year old rookie was good. he gave up a run at 4 and two- thirds. duda had a run and two doubles. daniel murphy -- his playoff record's 6th straight game. the mets lead it 8-1 in the bottom of the 8th inning. i'm sure there are plenty of celebrations in midtown, manhattan. that's where we find tracy. >> reporter: fans are already on their feet. though it's a little bit early. but they're counting this one as a win here. they say they are ready for the world series. these die-hard mets fans could not contain their excitement. packed with a sea of blue and orange. fans feeling pretty good about a cubs sweep going into the game and run after run after run their excitement grew as the mets took the lead. fans say this team is unstoppable, this momentum is going to make them the world series champions. >> i'm excited right now. i can't wait until we make it to the world series. this is going to be the awesome time. i've been waiting for this my whole life. 86, i can't reme

you know, from then on that it was kind of a no doubter that i knew that i would be back. >> and heres what will all get started tomorrow right here on ktvu fox 2 news, broadcast starts tomorrow at 4:30. >> all right. thanks, joe. >> sure. we want to tell you about some developing news out of san francisco where right now that fire is burning at the apartment complex on deloris street. that they were responding, as we will continue to follow this developing news with the very latest on the 10:00 news, thanks for joining us, we'll leave you with the gorgeous shot add noon. rervation? dad, you were married to mom for 30 years. what's another couple nights on a couch? i'm gonna call for the cot, and i'm gonna try to squeeze them on that $9.95 wi-fi fee. they're selling air. closetcon is the premier north american trade show for the closet industry. i stopped going years ago 'cause it's a trade show for the closet industry. thank you. [ gasps ] this schedule is incredible. [ door closes ] dad, there's a 10:45 session on sustainable materials. we have got to hit that. mm, but it overlaps w

tony, there were doubters as they went 5-0. now the believers begin to get on the bandwagon. how do you feel? >> tony: they are a very good team. they're different, old school, doing it with the defense. we saw the guys talking about it. they are doing it with the rub running game. mike s sula, the offensive coordinator, designed a running game around stewart, tolbert using their talents. they wear people down. this is a good football team nobody wants to play in december. they are one of the top teams in the nfc. >> bob: now to mike florio of pro football t tk. we s s things get heated on the cowboys sideline in the loss to the giants. what will the fallout be? >> it depends how it unfolds, bob. here's how it began. defensive end greg hardy and receiver dez bryant going back and forth. it looked like something confined to them. possibly an issue between the guys. then we have now seen more detailed video. before that greg hardy slapping at the clipboard after they gave up a kick return. reacting, pushing, shoving. the cowboys after the game, , e coaching staffffownership, al

tony, there were doubters as they went 5-0. now the believers begin to get on the bandwagon. how do you feel? >> tony: they are a very good team. they're different, old school, doing it with the defense. we saw the guys talking about it. they are doing it with the rub running game. mike schula, the offensive coordinator, designed a running game around stewart, tolbert using their talents. they wear people down. this is a good football team nobody wants to play in december. they are one of the top teams in the nfc. >> bob: now to mike florio of pro football talk. we saw things get heated on the cowboys sideline in the loss to the giants. what will the fallout be? >> it depends how it unfolds, bob. here's how it began. defensive end greg hardy and receiver dez bryant going back and forth. it looked like something confined to them. possibly an issue between the guys. then we have now seen more detailed video. before that greg hardy slapping at the clipboard after they gave up a kick return. reacting, pushing, shoving. the cowboys after the game, the coaching staff, ownership, al

. >> all the doubters out there i would love to sigh, look, let chip kelly do his thing let him work his job the way he wants to. >> while eagles fans may being faithful they don't forget. >> you have faith in him. >> yes. >> i have no confidence for chip you have toy win a few more before i'm confident. >> yext peek week they take on new york giant and some folks walking by here chanting super bowl. it may be a little early to say that yet. we're live in south philadelphia, jeff chirico, "channel 6 action news." >> my things have changed in south philadelphia. >> take it one week at a time. >> much more to come on "action news" tonight it was a day of pride in south philadelphia and the city biggest celebration of italian american heritage draws thousands to broad street. >> a system wide computer glitch at major airlines results in hundreds of flight delays across the kunltsy. >> and heading live to jamie apody with more reaction to the eagles' win. that and much more when we come eagles' win. that and much more when we come right >> oum west air shrines having major technology iss

tony, there were doubters as they went 5-0. now the believers begin to get on the bandwagon. how do you feel? >> tony: they are a very good team. they're different, old school, doing it with the defense. we saw the guys talking about it. they are doing it with the r running game. mike schula, the offensive coordinator, designed a running game around stewart, tolbert using their talents. they wear people down. this is a good football team nobody wants to play in december. they are one of the top teams in the nfc. >> bob: now to mike florio of pro football talk. we saw things get heated on the cowboys sideline in the loss to the giants. what will the fallout be? >> it depends how it unfolds, bob. here's how it began. defensive end greg hardy and receiver dez bryant going back and forth. it looked like something confined to them. possibly an issue between the guys. then we have now seen more detailed video. before that greg hardy slapping at the clipboard after they gave up a kick return. reacting, pushing, shoving. the cowboys after the game, the coaching staff, ownership, all

tomorrow, doubter, morse, and less coverage of citigroup. they are on speaking terms. tobias lusk of which -- tobias vkovich. 6:00 a.m. new york time, citigroup on bloomberg surveillance. stay with us, good morning. ♪ tom: good morning. "bloomberg surveillance" in new york. we need to look at her first word news from bloomberg. here is guy johnson in london. : far-reaching implications for facebook. the european union high court decided a data sharing deal between the u.s. and eu is invalid. they say it does not adequately protect the privacy of citizens. have been pushing facebook. this deal goes back 15 years. in germany tomorrow, volkswagen must give the government a plan for fixing diesel powered vehicles. one of the vw's options is the replacement of cars. they must regulate at this worldwide. the scandal has up to 11 million --s with emissions tr tricking equipment. dropping 1.8%. the ranks of the jobless to 2.7 million. it surprised economists. they are talking about this being related to the slowdown in china. we haven't started talking that the impact of vw. l

doubtere's no reason to his most amazing plague, which is that in 1851, he led a party across the overland trail to california, anhui back to st. louis. pluto was painted panorama that he cold that had the scope of california. 1000 500 -- 1500 daguerreotypes seems implausible, he did capture the first photographic images of topographic features an important sites along the overland trail. the first pictures of this. valued other forms of representation. once they served their purpose, they disappeared. thes went west in 18 to hoping to find a fortune in the gold fields. he quickly found that the way to make money was by servicing liners. he tried working in a store, and then conceded that conceived and audacious scheme. he hired sketch artist's and set off east along the trail. by october of 1851 st. louis, where they showed their daguerreotypes to the local newspaper, and the they were works of interest for the beauty of their scenes in the construction of their faithfulness and by early 1852 jones was back in melrose, massachusetts just know that option -- just north of austin with a tea

he had his doubters at the time but competitors soon imitated success and the rest is history.ime to revolutionize the american workplace once again and move away from that now outdated 9:00 to 5:00 model of work. as a progressive website today's white collar knowledge worker has about six hours of productive work in them each day, not eight. technology has disrupted the workplace to is a certain extent. there's a lot more to be done. throughout the 20th century america innovated its way to become the most vibrant productive nation on earth. it's time we invented more productive ways of working in the 21st century and more pleasant ones as well. up next, some european leaders ignore the refugee crisis until it became politically expaid i can't to pay attention and look like heroes. that's what one european leader will tell you when we come back. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone got their latest gadgets. what's up for t

no score and a no doubter in the second. kobe knocking it off tanaka. this one by carlos gomez handling the solo home run way back putting the astros in front, 2-0. meanwhile, dallas looked every bit the cy young award candidate last night. allowing just three hits while striking out seven and mind you that was just on three days' rest. now to the bottom of the ninth we go. the closer goes to close it out the astros will now face the royals in the alcs. >>> and olympia milano is part of the global efforts to bring the league overseas. 13 point, 7 rebounds, 3 assists in just 21 minutes. johnson was also acquired in the off-season. he came off the bench and very progressive. scored 14 points while adding 4 rebounds in just 14 minutes of work. then there's isaiah thomas. he looked good. he led the team with 18 points and just 21 minutes. marcus also getting it done with the steal and the lay-up. six assists, 2 steals. celtics cruise easily. had the day off. they gear up for sunday's game with the cowboys in dallas for a preview, check out patriots all acce

bautista monster no doubter. three-run homer. his second of the series. and the bluejays advance to the alcs, 6-3. while on the court they are the nba mvp and the league final mvp. on the golf course together, as fallon smith tells us, they might as well be the odd couple. >> less than 13 hours after tipping off, steph curry and iguadala teed off. they are in two different places when it comes to their golf game. iguadala picked up about a year and a half ago. so he had a hiccup on the first hole. he found his groove after that. curry, well, he did his best to keep up with pro partner justin thomas. >> i had maybe two drives that may have reached his. but other than that, there's no comparison. those guys are unbelievable talent the way that they can just stay so consistent over the course of an entire year. not have too many missed shot. their window of misses isality smaller than ours. >> i'm tired of giving them compliments while we are playing golf. i guess he just has it. i don't know what it is. but i'm trying to figure out a way to give it to my so

cubs on the board early with the no doubter. that's out of here. over the right field wall.cher jake arrieta duelling all night long. then top of the seventh, arriata's at last. then benches clear. sean rodriguez worked up. for so reason, the water cooler is talking trash. end of game, lines out and arrieta goes the distance. cubs face the cardinals in the nlds. >>> now the two largest daily fantasy sports sites, fan duel and draft kings will permanently ban employees from playing the fantasy games for money. that raised questions of the lack of regulations after last week's employee made $300,000. >>> embattled fifa president sepp blatter is facing a 90-day suspension after an internal ethics investigation. a final decision could be announced today. the 79-year-old is investigated for selling world cup tv rights to a fifa colleague at reduced prices. sepp blatter denies any wrongdoing and he has not been notified of any action. >>> the cubs are looking for the first world series title in 107 years, the blackhawks raised the third stanley cup banner. i don't condone violence

their doubter was shot and killed in july. >>> let me explain the pictures you're seeing there.fters used a stolen gun to kill -- you saw them briefly -- to kill a backpacker in the trail. >> it's currently called gunshot fire road, but in wake of the deadly shooting they say that there are now several requests to change that name. suggestions from the public are welcome. some say it should be named after the victim. >>> amputee olympian oscar miss storous was released from prison. he was aquisted last year after shot and killed. he was convicted of come. homicide, similar to manslaughter here in the u.s. pistorius has served less than a year in prison. >>> today football legends will be in san francisco at levi's stadium. they'll be on hand at st. anthony's foundation to announce where the annual party with a purpose event will take place. the event which features top chefs from around the country as well as current and former nfl stars is a charity fund-raiser fehr food banks across the nation. it's better known as super bowl ease. >>> the nfl is hosting a public hearing to di

you have been a doubter, i will put it that way. if not an outright critic early on. but trump is performing. >> the guy is a skilled entertainer. to a certain extent, he has tapped into this -- >> should i write entertainer prejorative? >> no, we're all entertainers in a way. he has tapped into the very unhappiness going on in this country, particularly in this party. the democrats with bernie sanders has someone else that represents an outlier group. he has made every political mistake he could absolutely make. he is not running a professional campaign. >> did you hear him today? i thought he sounded gentler, kinder, avoided negativity. >> at the end of the day, and it's part of the story of hillary with her negative opposition research on -- when you attack someone, like he has, sometimes it turns negative -- >> which is just about everybody. >> which is everybody. most republicans don't want that. they like or dislike some of the other candidates. and i think it enhances him. he needs to talk more about issues, define his he shalls in a more positive way. >> i can

. >> do we know the relationship, is that their doubter? >> you've got to the watch. >> i can't wait. >> the until december 18th. >> go to the fan page. there's one really good one and they have kind of started to piece everything -- and i'm torn about the fan pages because there are some people, weird diehards and people who just live and they have figured out things and snuck under harrison's ford's bed and hypnotized him and the fan pages i'm conflicted of because like with "game of thrones" and should have read the book and people reveal things too soon. >> i don't want to know. >> i can't say it. but i'm just telling you when you go on the fan page be very careful because a lot of them don't have spoiler alert and they have figured it all out. >> okay. >> i'm going to wait until december 18th. i think we should. >> tickets went on sale for the movie right after that trailer air, crashed movie ticket sites like fandango and some people posted photos waiting in line in actual theaters to buy their tickets. >> oh, my gosh. >> december 18t

then in the third, with the no doubter. say bye-bye. a three-run shot. blue jays win, 11-8.to cuts kc's lead 2-1. game four is at 4:00. >>> as we promised, a small sample of the trailer for "star wars the force awakens" which debuted at halftime on the monday night football game. roll it. >> i will finish what you started. >> those stories about what happened. >> it's true. all of it. >> now guys, i'm not going to lie. advanced tickets went on sale during the game as it aired and crashed online ticket sites. this is coming out december 18th. i have to ask a question. halloween's just around the corner. i'm thinking of going princess leia rocking the double man bun. >> i want to go as han solo. >> you could go together. a handsome couple. >> guys, may the force be with you. >> jabba the hut slave. >> you are welcome. >>> jeb bush firing back at donald trump. the feud intensifying overnight. details next. take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there i

you have been a doubter, i will put it that way if not an outright critic early on, but trump is performing. >> well, the guy's a skilled entertainer, and i think to a certain extent he's tapped into this -- lou: should i write entertainer pejorative. >> anyone -- we're all entertainers in a way. he's tapped into the unhappiness that's going on in this country, particularly the party. bernie sanders has someone else that represents an outlier group, he made every mistake he can possibly make. not running a professional campaign. lou: i thought he sounded gentler, kinder, avoided negativity. >> that's very important. at the end of the day, and it's part of the story of hillary with negative opposition research. when you attack someone like he has, sometimes it turns negative. lou: which is just about everybody? just about everybody. and most republicans don't want that, and whether they like or dislike some of the other candidates, and i think it enhances we need to talk about issues, he needs to define them in a positive way. lou: i can hear donald trump, that's all great, rollins, but the

david moory and linda moory were in doubter. they're out on bail. they're charged with assault in connection with the other brother's beating. their hearing was postponed because the brother is a key witness and is still in the hospital and can't testify. up next, the boy's half stir, sarah ferguson, and a fellow church member, joseph irwin, war brought bo court. thaw were in orange jumpsuitssus and shackles because the prosecutor said charges against them could be upgraded to include possibly manslaughter. they may have been involved in lucas' beating as well. the prosecutor said the charges could be upgraded, and we have now heard from a tate police investigator who says that sarah ferguson, the half sister, took partner beating and according to the state police, the mother says that sarah was beating the boys harder than the mother was. a very awful and disturbing case, and it's clear from the chief of police here that this is far from over. >> when cases evolve, in the beginning they're fast-paced. but just because -- doesn't mean the investigat

anybody who checked hill was not sent to the penalty box but to siberia. [ laughter ] >> reporter: one doubteroalie dove out of the way like the puck head polonium on it. we asked former hockey play by play announcer dan to assess the russian president's skills. how is putin's stickhandling? >> it's pretty pedestrian. >> reporter: his skating? how would you rank his skating? >> you can tile it with a sun dial but he didn't fall down. >> reporter: one skeptic compared russia's president to n north korea's leader. >> i don't know if anyone on the ice was named moses but kind of a parting of the red sea as he skated through the neutral zone. >> reporter: watch no one try to take the puck away from putin. >> putin shoots and scores. >> reporter: would russian tv ever show their president doing this? putin was awarded a trophy, happy birthday, mr. president. we may be looking at the nhl's next top draft pick, number 11. [speaking foreign language]. >> reporter: switch goals by one guy reminds us what they said when the u.s. hockey team beat the russians at the 1980 olympi olympics. >> do you believ

our guidance is to use climate change doubters of those who reject mainstream climate science and tovoid the use of skeptics or deniers. klein? ponse, naomi >> it is good that they are not using skeptics because skeptic has a positive connotation. we should all be skeptical about science, any scientific claim. we should be rigorous about it. indeed, it is a phrase celebrated in the scientific community. but these are climate change deniers. they're denying the overwhelming scientific evidence. they are denying the real human impact. that look on my face at the heartland conference, and i try to capture this in the book, what i found most disturbing about immersing myself in that context was the real lightheartedness. you see that in the film, sort of laughing in the face of the problem. what i took away from that aryans and the extraordinary -- from the experience and extraordinary scientific claims being made with noah tends to resolve them. one person is blaming sunspots, one person is saying it is not happening. the overwhelming feeling is that we are going to be fine. the most di

he had his doubters at the time, but his competitors soon imitated his success and the rest is history revolutionize the american workplace once again and move away from that now outdated 9:00 to 5:00 factory model of work. as a progressive website has pointed out today's white collar knowledge workers have about six hours of productive work in them each day, not eight. technology has disrupted the workplace to a certain extent already, but there's a lot more innovation that can be done like shifting around working hours and encouraging input from employees on how to get the job done. throughout the 20th century america became the most vibrant productive nation of workers on work. it's time we invented more productive ways of working in the 21st century and more pleasant ones as well. up next, did some european leaders ignore the refugee crisis until it became politically expedient to pay attention and look like heroes? incredibly that's one what european leader, italy's prime minister mateo renzy, will tell you when we come back. i have type 2 diabetes. i started with pills. and now i

another no-doubter. it is a solo shot. what a pickup he was mid season for the astros. 2-0.st hitters around. jose altuve with a single to left. no long ball needed. that is an r.b.i. and a single. plenty for dallas keichel. three relieverrers and the astros put them down, one, two, three for the night. there it is. a beautiful shutout. only three hits for the yankees and the celebration in new york begins for the visiting team. let the bubbly flow as well. look at that party. in their clubhouse. onto kansas city in the american league divisional series that starts thursday. royals and astros. >>> nice to see the astros moving on. but come on. wild card series? got to be three games. if you really love baseball, you know what a great story the cubs are. and it would be a shame if they were to get ousted by the pirates in just one game. but, as the cubs work out today in pittsburgh, it is preparation for tomorrow night's game. they have a feel pretty good about the guy they are throwing out there. jake arrieta, he will probably win the cy young award. the cubs have won 17 of

. >> reporter: carson's chief rival, front-runner donald trump, had a strong message for doubters today he would drop out of the race if his poll numbers plummet. >> to give you more of a political answer, i'm never getting out. >> reporter: and the real estate mogul whose polls show rank poorly with latino voters won this unexpected endorsement in nevada. >> i'm hispanic and i vote for mr. trump! we vote for mr. trump! yes! mr. trump, we love you! >> now, when it comes to carson and trump for that matter, as far as your supporters are concerned, it seems that they can say no wrong. they both pride themselves on not being politically correct and so farther being rewarded in the polls. as you saw in the latest national poll today, trump is still on top and carson is still right behind him. erin? >> you a athena, thank you. >>> jeffrey lord is "outfront," a donald trump supporter and radio host ben ferguson. ben, let me start with you. ben carson at trump's heels in this newest poll. it's pretty stunning. it's them and everybody else. when your poll numbers go up, people start to look at

. >> carson's chief rival, front runner donald trump, had a strong message for doubters today. after earlier suggesting he would drop out of the race if his poll numbers plummet. >> i get more of a political answer, i'm never getting out. >> and the real estate mogul whose poll show ranks poorly with latino voters won this unexpected endorsement in nevada. >> i'm hispanic and i vote for mr. trump. we vote for mr. trump! yes! >> meanwhile, another gop contender, ted cruz, is insi insisting trump won't win the nomination. >> in time i don't believe donald is going to be the nominee. and i think in time the lion's share of his supporters end up with us. >> the tea party favorite raised $12 million in the third quarter, a strong haul that will likely help him stay in the fight for months to come. now cruz has proven himself to be a prolific fundraiser even though he's been polling in the single digits in most surveys. to put this in context, cruz's campaign pulled in twice as much as marco rubio in the third quarter even though rubio has been rising in recent polls outpacing cruz a

. >> brangham: at first, ashley seemed like she was proving the doubters wrong: she got a visit at theter with her daughter. she landed a day job at panera, which the center encouraged. but it only lasted one day. ashley was caught using synthetic drugs, and she was expelled from the center and sent back to jail for the rest of her sentence. she won't get out until at least next spring. for all prisoners, putting the past behind them won't be easy. recidivism is the norm for most ex-convicts. we'll continue following these three to see what they do with their second chance. for the pbs newshour, i'm william brangham in montgomery county, maryland. >> sreenivasan: on our website, you can catch up on part one of this series, and take an in- depth look at carlos, jordan and ashley's lives. that's at pbs.org/newshour. the democratic candidates for president faced off in their first debate this week and new fundraising numbers give a closer look at which contenders are winning the money game. for all that and more we turn to the analysis of shields and brooks. that's syndicated columnist ma

still results were enough for one of the company's long-time doubters to upgrade the stock.cott debit is live with us today by phone. scott, welcome back. >> hey, scott. >> i have to tell you, i'm somewhat surprised by your move. i think if there was ever a continued reason to be questioning what's going on, this would be the quarter to do it, and yet, you've changed -- you've had a change of heart. why? >> you know, i think the way that we look at it is, you know, stocks are changing value on a daily basis and the situation has changed as well, and here you have a company where the stock price is approaching the lowest level it's been as a public company just as they're going through the beginnings of a process to change the underlying architecture of the business and product portfolio led by a -- including amid from google, co-founder, and jack dorsey, and the gentleman that's run the revenue operations for a while adam bain, and the combination of those two events with the stock price with the way that it is, suggesting that expectations for change are very low. we though

the day after the big debate here in las vegas where hillary clinton scienced some doubters and may have ended any draft biden readers, she hopes. the debate shows why democrats think the former secretary of state remains the party's clear frontrunner. but a big night for clinton won't slow the bernie sanders surge. and now she moves on to her next hurdle. next week's benghazi hearing on capitol hill. john pedezda is joining me now. thank you very much for being with us. i hope you got a little bit of sleep. but the impact of her performance. >> a couple hours, andrea. >> if that. clearly it is now down to hillary clinton and bernie sanders. how did he help her or hurt her, do you think, if you could take a step back? >> how did he help her? i'm sorry, i had a little trouble hearing you. >> well, bernie sanders -- >> look, i think she was -- yeah, i think she was in command of that debate. she laid out her vision of what she wanted to do, the fight she wanted to take on behalf of the american people. but there's no question that bernie was gracious in that moment. and i think he really s

i was as much of a doubter as anybody else as donald trump but for a summer fling this is turning intoengagement. we are in mid-october. he is the frontrunner, potential nominee and potential president and that is how we will treat him sunday. >> he is getting more specific putting out a tax plan in decent details. is it your sense, and he seems to have toned down some of the insults, is it your sense he is pivoting to a more serious candidate in terms of his rhetoric? >> reporter: there is no question. the tax plan, you can agree or disagree with it, but it is detailed. he understands rhetoric and the performance of donald trump only last so long and at a certain point you have to put meat on the bones so you can get considered more seriously and he is doing that. >> i predict he will interrupt you and say let me finish, chris. he loves to do that. and we will wait and see how you handle it. it is going to be you. it is going to be you. >> the gigantic interview with chris and donald trump. fox news sunday. he is sitting down with presidential candidate donald trump. >> martha: you ca

it's a little more of a negative tone with the s&p and the doubter is slightly lower and the nasdaq tradingto discriminate on one sector, and that is biotech. they beat estimates, revenue rose by 36% in the company forecast sales above estimates. shares are down by nearly 7.5%. on the conference call, the company said it might respond to critics that have been growing of the company, complaining about drug pricing. saying it might spin off its urology line of drugs. it makes up about 10% of its tales very it might focus less on acquisitions that depend on buying old treatment and raising their prices. this is the shift because galleons has defended itself vigorously of criticisms of the company and its pricing practices. interesting shift. we continue to see a bit of isaiah versions with the overall biotech index. the nasdaq biotech index is exley trading higher today, although very barely. much moree it was up earlier in the session, and now a little changed. a little bit of positive bias here. notwithstanding, there seems to be relative strength in biotech. talking about the forecast for

>> are you a doubter? >> have you spoken to trump about it?ul person and you and donald trump share a lot together. as vp, would you be able to say, hey, occasionally donald trump, you've wrong on this? would you go to him and say in his face, on this particular issue, you're wrong? >> yes, look, i think it was a few days ago, ted cruz gave an awesome speech on the floor of the senate. it was awesome, and he talked about the picture from 60,000 feet up in the air. and i'm going to make sure that donald sees that and understands the magnitude of what lies ahead. i think don has all the qualities of leadership. when you asked me about mr. carson, he's a wonderful man, but does he have those leadership qualities? because this country needs leadership right now. it needs to be led and i would love to see a trump-cruz ticket. charles: i think a lot of people agree with you. carl palladin 0: a fox poll shows that many are more worried, larry, what are behind the fears? i was talking about kind of the great depression mentality that lingers. i think

governor, you had been among the early doubters of these jobs reports about the quality of the jobs. now we're back to debating the quantity of them. how bad do you think this is? >> well, it's pretty bad, neil not only have wages dropped 1% in the most recent jobs report that means people are making less money which adds to the pain of people who are working harder and not making as much money as they used to earn, but we also had downward figures from july and august. if you look at overall numbers it was 260,000 jobs a month in 2014. looking at 190 jobs plus, somewhere in that neighborhood very 2015 so far. this is a dismal report. if the president wants to talk about how the economy is recovering, he needs to talk to real people getting punched in the gut by this economy. it is not in recovery for many people who work out lifting heavy things and sweating through their clothes every day. neil: you know, governor, the argument seems to be and you advanced it with all the attention to outsiders or those who are noncareer politicians, i guess by extension carly fiorina or donald tru

but still there are doubters, especially many within the republican party who wonder if jeb has what be the nominee. here's how he responded to those criticisms. >> it's not on life support. we have the greatest organization. we're doing fine. in october of four years ago, her main cane was the front runner. >> talking to jeb bush's supporters, they are emphasizing that he's got a lot of money in the bank and he's ready for the long game here, that his campaign raised tens of millions of dollars. the super pac backing him raised $100 million. there are ads bought for the early winter. supporters say it's not about popping in october or november. of course, they are spinning a little bit, but it's about popping in january before the big caucus in iowa and february in the primary here in new hampshire. still they admit he has some limitations. he struggled to close. he's done that before in some of these debates. and they do say he does need to have a good performance. he has to turn in a good debate performance and it can't come soon enough. >> brianna keilar in new hampshire, thank y

. >> lisa and her husband mark have four children between them including their doubter who had a brain tumor removed as a toddler and still faces cognitive challenges. lisa's prognosis is good. she's been clean for the last two years, but her treatment meant she had to stop working finances. >> very expensive. a lot of wear and tear on your car, a lot of gas money and there were extra expenses for treatment. the co-pay and deductibles start looking pretty scary so one of the ways that we found to help make ends meet immediately, you know, through the crisis time was -- was the pink fund. >> ford warriors in pink and the of lisa's medical premiums. mark was lisa's pink pillar of support, driving an hour to treatments and back. he stood by her side the entire time. >> my amazing husband. i'm -- i'm just blessed. mark took the reins and he really jumpeded in. >> i wanted to be there for her, support her and do whatever it took to help her get healed and get healthy again. >> pink power! >>. >> we invited lisa and her family to come to new york for our pink power on the plaza. oh, my gosh,