elwood is on site. yes,ive us a little wave, elwood.than -- a little over six hours now to go before miction pence and tim kaine square off and only 35 days to go until the presidential election. donald trump is headed to the grand canyon state. he'll be holding a rally coming up in prescott, arizona, 5:00 p.m. eastern today, and katy tur joins me now from that location. katy, this is normally a reliably red state. this time around it isn't. what is trump saying about the tragedy there? >> reporter: it's not as reliably red as it has been in the past. arizona has only voted for one democrat in the last 20 or more years, actually, that was bill clinton. right now the polls have him and hillary clinton neck and neck. hillary clinton leading in one poll, down by one or two in another poll. donald trump has to find a way to keep this state red. instead of going to a county with maybe a higher minority population or a higher population of women, perhaps, he's going to a county predominantly white, 90% white. most people do not have a college

the gang is all here in chicago mike conferences go, jason commentary, harry, jake, and elwood that do not fly the w just yet. we can understand a clevelander . cleveland. that's how we were raised. it's always been us against everybody else. >> reporter: nevermind it's just down the street from the cubs home ballpark dictator to a cleveland clientele. they fly a different banner here. they know that cleveland is number one. >> it's where my family and my friends are from. >> you can't take cleveland out of the boy. that is for sure. it is something that will never change. i will go to my grave as a cleveland fan. reporter >> the tribe can rest assured even on the road fans root root for the home team even as far away from home. coming up in sports hakeem dervish will join us with more of what happened earlier today with batting practice -- >> glad to see cleveland fans everywhere. >>> how is the weather looking for game three tomorrow? >> things will get very very interesting in chicago for game three. we have temperatures in the 40s just like here in cleveland we have cloudy skies be

at the home near 94th avenue and elwood..that's when they found the bodies. after three weeks of emergency fixes.. challenger and landmark schools in glendale are back open this morning.the outer walls had to be reinforced to make sure the buildings were safe for students. a routine inspection found cracks in outer walls.. and the facilities were determined to be unsafe.. more than a thousand students had to be shifed to other campuses.. while the work was 3 choosing cbs 5, 3 3 minutes.back here in 25 we'll see you choosing cbs 5, thank ? >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday, october 17th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." there is more real news ahead including donald trump's campaign impact on the travel industry. peter greenberg shows us who how his businesses including a new hotel near the white house. but first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> fighters are trying to retake the main road into mosul, which is in that direction. >> donald trump once ran as the strong man in this race. now he's the victim, he said, on all

cops responded to reports of gunshots at the home on 94 and elwood. they found the man shot dead along with his five-year-old daughter. his four-year-old was also found with gunshot wounds and she died at the hospital. >>> a double murder suspect is in jail. 49-year-old raymond valencia faces two counts of first-degree murder. inside a home over the weekend. after talking with witnesses valencia was named as a suspect. he was arrested yesterday afternoon. >>> firefighters are still trying to figure out who started a fire that burned through five rows of condominiums that were under construction. it took about 150 firefighters to get the complex under control. several people had to be evacuated. all the buildings were in the framing stages fuel the fire. no one was hurt. >>> students are back in the classrooms at two valley schools after three weeks of emergency exit. challenger and landmark school we opened this morning. marc liverman was there for the first day back. >> reporter: right now students and teachers are filling the hallways. you can see t

. >> that is elwood. >> go elwood! >> elwood is their mascot.ind out what exactly that means. >> we've got three hours to figure it out. >> from new york city and from farmville, virginia as elwood, the mascot gets us excited. >>> steve and brian, if i don't answer you, it's because i can't hear you. >> we understand. >> they are so loud and so excited. they've all called their parents. the band director apparently told the high school group, your life is about to change, you're going to be on national television. they're thrilled. >> absolutely. we're thrilled they're with us for the next three hours. let's talk about the -- some have suggested that perhaps we would wind up with an october surprise that could impact hillary clinton and one hour ago julian assange with a video link from london into an event in berlin made it very clear that starting next week he would have ten weeks of releases of different data covering the war, arms, oil, google and the u.s. elections. >> all stuff he shouldn't have. all stuff that we should not be happy that

bill murray, madmen represented, jake and elwood blues in the house on furlough from joliat.ns has something to get excited about. anthony rizzo with the heads off corey cooper. it scored dexter fowler who led off the double with a 1-0 lead. happening later, cleveland one

jake and elwood are not pleased. top of the seventh. 4-1 cleveland.crushes it to right. three-run homer. 7-1, cleveland, and there is a sinking feeling in chicago. indians win, 7-2. they are up three games to one and can win the series tonight. >> i get a lot of joy in playing the game. and to be put into a situation like this and have something happen like that is, for lack of a better term, is a dream come true, as they say. >> we have to have a one-game winning streak tomorrow. if we do that, i really would be feeling pretty good about going back to cleveland. >>> stanford hit the road, hosted by arizona in tucson with a new starting quarterback. the cardinals offense scored only four touchdowns in the past five games. hoping to change that in the desert. second quarter, mc caffery up the gut. he's got the speed. he's gone. 45-yard touchdown. the offense gets a score. 7-0, stanford. later in the quarter, the wide-open mc caffery. can't leave him that open. 18 yards, 14-0, stanford. arizona finally responds. third and nine. brandon to tre griffey. s

lacy, who owns the elwood plantation. she will eventually buy a small portion of the battlefield in october 1891, or her daughter will in 1891, for the grand total of $62. these people are what we would consider at the time the epitome of poor white trash. the tapps, this is their house. this is what the house would look like in 1865. it is modest. this is phenie tapp, and this is ralph happel, an early historian. he will meet with phenie, and he has some fantastic stories about her that i cannot talk about on television. some of the things she said about what happened in this area, it is like the clampetts. catch me later, i will tell you off camera. it is interesting. this is phenie, four years old at the time. she remembered hearing about her mother, complaining that there were some bad men in blue, and they needed to be whipped. she thought the men were throwing pebbles into the well, because that is what she got whipped for. turns out they have no shoes. they run into orange plank road on may 5, and run down the road

jean: call all fans of elwoods and bruceer, student actors in toucher valley are putting the finishing touches on next month's pnt musical, legally blond. josh: it's cofounded by new hampshire author jodipicoult. although fans might recognize this year's show, picoult and her team of volunteers have shaped this group into a power house on the stage and off it. >> what we wanted to create was a troupe that would give kids from middle school to high school a safe education al theater experience. but also would teach them that even at a young age you can give fortunate. so every single proceed that is raised by the troupe at our shows goes to charity. josh: the trum bell hall troupe has donated over $120,000 so far. their production of legally blob open tess lebanon opera house on november 4. if you'd like to make reservations or want more information about the charities the group supports, you can do that by going to the entertainment section of wmur.com. jean: amazi actors there. josh: thank you for joining us. bye. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the wor

jake and elwood are not pleased. top of the seventh. 4-1 cleveland. jason crushes it to right. three-run homer. 7-1, cleveland, and there is a sinking feeling in chicago. indians win, 7-2. they are up three games to one and can win the series tonight. >> i have a lot of joy in playing the game. and to be put into a situation like this and have something happen like that is, for lack of a better term, is a dream come true, as they say. >> we have to have a one-game winning streak tomorrow. if we do that, i really would be feeling pretty good about going back to cleveland. >>> stanford hit the road, hosted by arizona in tucson with a new starting quarterback. the cardinals offense scored only four touchdowns in the past four games. hoping to change that in the desert. second quarter, mc caffery up the gut, he's gone. 45-yard touchdown. the offense gets a score. 7-0, stanford. later in the quarter, the wide-open mc caffery. can't leave him that open. 18 yards, 14-0, stanford. arizona finally responds. third and nine. brandon to tre griffey. stanford up ten at the break. and stanfo

hey, elwood, what's up, bud? kate snow is ready to go. >> i'll pick it up right now. thanks, thomas. good afternoon, everyone. i am kate snow. this is beautiful farmville, virginia. it's a small community. it's about an hour's drive from richmond, virginia. longwood university, one of the 100 oldest schools in america. that's where we are today. the civil war actually ended right here on this campus. and now more than 150 years later, longwood university again, the center of american political life, at least for a day. the vice presidential debate starts here in six hours from now. let's begin it all with katy tur, she's out with donald trump in arizona. where he'll be later tonight. tell me what's up with donald trump and what he's anticipating from mike pence. >> reporter: well, he assumes pence will be doing well against kaine, that's what the campaign is hoping for. pence has a mountain to climb today, just trying to reason how he's been on the disagreement side of donald trump, things like ttp and the muslim ban. he voted for the iraq invasion. these are things h

and which is why the guys who are here at the kennedy school, like david elwood and others, had a tough time being there, and my good friend, peter edelman. in any case, that would be bad. but if you mean by your question would she then be somebody who would feel the pressure to do something for african-americans, because she is white, and because she a white woman, the answer to that is she probably would feel greater pressure, because african-americans are more willing to say something to a white person who is in office than they are to barack obama. we just want him to be there and stay until -- and don't die before -- you know, whatever. what she would do, i don't know. >> a lot of people think that donald trump just has no coherent view of policy or politics. and i would argue that that's not the case at all. his view is actually very coherent and this is how i would draw it. he is a nativist across all spheres of policy. right, so he is against foreigners competing with americans for labor. immigration. he is against foreigners competing with america for goods and services, ie, fr

ministerial colleagues, sir alan duncan for europe and the americas the commonwealth and the u.n., tobias elwood for africa and the middle east. mr. shermer for asia and the pacif pacific. we've made hundreds of trips. cats kratding the world in a stupefying accumulation of air miles [ laughter ] seriously. and i have confirmed to myself by primary observation that we have in our foreign office, foreign and commonwealth office we have the finest diplomatic service in the world. [ applause ] covering more countries than the french with only 70% of their budget, by the way, just a point the treasury might note [ laughter ] and i'm giving nothing away when i say we have the most superb intelligence agencies in the world. [ applause ] when i make a speech in a foreign city, i look around the heaving room with room and i become aware of a phenomenon i think people of this country are barely aware of and that is that of the brits now alive and born in this country fully 1- in 10 s living pay broad. the size of scotland, bigger. no country according to the world bank has a diaspora. no other country is

prince william ounty, elwood park, i built about 20 construction lands, so build lands through the spaceen the north pole and pole.outh so we really don't have any environmental problem. what we have is a bunch of oliticians that want to take 1.5 trillion dollars out of the for like windyear you can go upnia, there and look at them. it takes about two hours to get up there. 10% of them are locked up. then you have to take a crane diesel fuel.n >> go back now. >> repair big devices like that and take to mexico and they back up with a truck poles.t them up on the we really do not have any green besides the mirrors in las vegas burst into flames recently because they haven't quite figured out that the earth rotates, you don't to move mirrors. host: thank you for the call. host: we end "washington phones." with open any public policy issue you want to talk about? you want to talk about campaign phone lines are yours. republicans 202-748-8001. democrats 202-748-8000. independents 202-748-8002. you can start calling in, want to show our viewers, before we et to the calls, a report from the cen