more emails came out. we come to find out cnn cut her lose long before the second email came out. >> yeah. melissa: they didn't say anything about it then. how do they clear this up now? is the rest of the world paying attention or just us in the media? >> that is lost point in all this you brought up. cnn said after it broke for the second time, i've been calling for internal investigation after first time, october 31st, donna brazile reshined from the network october 14th. why did you make that notice. he is major political analyst. you have to disclose that as business standpoint. we're on business network. they looked horrible. they couldn't handle it any worse, donna brazile last check is still chairwoman of dnc. josh earnest, white house press conference, somebody asked him what do you think of the donna brazile situation? donna were seal of person of high integrity and view professional even with the overwhelming evidence, the process to use trump word, rigged, even the white house can't say this is

if you took emails, and that is the least of what she did. she got rid of emails.hat is the least of what she did. if she ever got into the oval office, hillary and her corrupt friends would rob her blind. hyatt with the american voter begins with a plan to end government corruption. i want the entire corrupt washington establishment to hear and heed words we all are about to say, are you ready? amazing how this phrase caught on. i didn't like it. i thought it was corny. i thought it was really sort of a corny phrase. i didn't like it. when we win on november 8th, we're going to washington, d.c. and we are going to drain the swamp. [cheering] telling you. i thought it was corny and then i went to one rally and another they're all screaming, drain the swamp! but frank sinatra didn't like my way. he didn't like it until he sang it, audience went crazy. sang it again. became number one. all of sudden he liked it very much. at the core of my plan is to bring back jobs. ohio has lost one in four manufacturing jobs since nafta, a deal signed by bill clinton, supported by

quote: this is a legitimate email.ohn needs to change his password immediately and ensure the authentication is turned. he can go to this link to do both it is absolutely imperative that this is done a. sap. if you or he has any questions please reach out to me. it seems podesta rather than using the fresh link sent to him by the it team instead kicked on the one in the bogus email opening the door to his personal email account and he is not mincing words about who he thinks is responsible. >> the russians and the u.s. senior members of the u.s. government confirmed have been hacking in to democratic accounts and now they have hacked into my account. >> that bogus email to podesta is dated march 19th. and all the material we have seen in from the wikileaks releases seems to stop right around that time. begging the question whether podesta or the team realized he had actually been hacked relatively quickly after it happened and took further precautions. brit? >> shannon, thank you. if you are going trick-or-treating or

again they raise uncomfortable questions, including about an email about her emails. among other things, chief national correspondent ed henry reports. >> as hillary clinton's campaign scrambled to deal with fallout from the fbi investigation into her private email use. >> hello dated city. >> wikileaks continue to pile on with its 25th installment of hacked emails from clinton campaign chairman john podesta. today's dump puts the spotlight on advice to and from podesta. like this email from democratic strategist joel johnson. after clinton beat bernie sanders in the nevada caucuses. quote bernie needs to be ground to a pulp he boat wrote. you crush him as far as you can. other than that hope all is well and congrats from nevada. another email causing heart burn from clinton's camp is the one involving details of private server. >> did you wipe the server. >> what, with like a cloth or something? >> just two days before congress subpoenaed clinton's emails podesta told cheryl mills, quote, we are going it have to dump al those emails so better to do so sooner than lat

email.nk ramifications would be as dramatic if they are if people believed it was all a hoax written by russia. >> well, this is what we do know. 17 intelligence agencies told us the russians are trying to influence our election. that they have been criminally hacking, essentially doing espionage on americans to be able to influence this election. they are then dispersing information, much of it which has never been corroborated, to try to influence the election. cnn saying it never shared any of these questions in advance. we know that hillary clinton had been talking about flint and lead poisoning for a long time and so it shouldn't surprise anyone she has been on the attack trying to make sure no american is certainly no child suffers from lead poisoning. she has been out there in flint and out there in america talking about the need to make sure no one has lead poisoning in the 21st century. martha: you know, i guess the problem is from john podesta on down there has been a lot of outrag

email trying to tip off the campaign about developments in the clinton email probe last year. in email chain titled heads up assistant attorney general peter cass sick warns poo desthat about a hearing and government filing that could push clinton emails into the 2016 window. forwarded to others in the inner circle with the quote additional chances for mischief. and sis kadzik is now an important player at the justice department when it comes to notifying congress about developments in the fbi's probe of huma abedin's email and clinton server, republican donald trump cried foul on the campaign trail. >> one of the top department of justice officials involved in the email investigation, assistant attorney general peter kadzik is a close associate of john podesta. >> podesta's relationship with kadzik goes way back. the two are college buddies and kadzik served as podesta's lawyer in the investigation into the monica lewenski scandal. in a previous wikileaks dump commended him email exchange calling him fantastic lawyer kept me out of jail. the justice department is down playing

that may affect the hillry clinton email controversy. we're joined by michael isikoff, michael schmidt and jonathan karl. >> to have this kind of cloud hanging over there, over the entire campaign only to get answered a couple of weeks after the election say oh guess what it was nothing seems highly problematic will. is a lot of pressure on comey, whether or not it's doable, i question, is another question. but there is an obligation to try to at least answer is this a big deal or is it not a big deal. >> rose: we continue with a look at the chinese economy and sheel shen the found ef-- founder of sequoia capital china. >> there is something called a new economy, and something called an old economy, old economy refers to tra diggal-- clearly a the love challenges and the new economy, are talking about sectors like information technology, health cares, and consumer secretariers which link to the consumption-- those are great. >> rose: and we close to taylor goldsmith, lead singer of dawes. >> i like the idea of looking at the relationship

her campaign telling nbc news "that would only remind swing voters of the email controversy" brushing off my question about it today. making a last-minute push to defend democratic territory in three battleground states, starting in pennsylvania where she needs suburban republican women and a big turnout of minorities in cities like pittsburgh. >> tomorrow, we face the test of our time. will we be coming together as a nation or splitting further apart? >> reporter: and trying to hold michigan traditionally democratic, but where clinton aides tell nbc news they worry the trade issue could help donald trump flip a blue state tonight appealing to undecided voters. >> i know that, for many people you've gone back and forth, you've thought about what 20 do, but let me say this, let me say this. this election is basically between division and unity. >> reporter: also trying to push clinton over the finish line president obama who crushed her white house hopes eight years ago and is now her strongest salesman. >> whatever credibility i've earned after eight years as president, i am asking to

that may be relevant to the hillary clinton email investigation. >> the emails came up during a sexting investigation of anthony weiner, the estranged husband of aberdeen. the impact on the campaign, today. >> reporter: the renewed investigation into hillary clinton females is once again driving the conversation of the election. just 8 days until voters head to the polls. democrats are criticizing the embattled fbi director for announcing the fbi will take another look at clinton's use of a private email server. donald trump is praising him and the department for a controversial decision. >> i have to give up the credit. it was so bad, what happened, originally and it took guts for director call me -- for the director to make the move with trying to protect her from criminal prosecution. >> reporter: the white house saying the president will continue to campaign for the democratic nominee despite the reopening of her case.>> it would not have stayed a significant change to the public hedge that the president will be making. >> reporter: clinton is hard at work trying to change the conve

explain the email stuff.ll out the clinton foundation controversy, give straight answers to straight questions. the clinton campaign told us she would likely do an interview with the factor. that has turned out not to be true. even when mrs. clinton did appear here on the phone talking about the terror attack in france, she indicated she was going to speak with me. but this isn't personal. since september 12th hillary clinton has not done one, not one national television interview with a journalist. she is hiding. she is also impurest, feeling she is above questioning. if elected president you can expect very little interaction with the press or with the folks from secretary clinton. so all of this, the continuing ethical problems, the detachment from the voters, the attitude that she deserves the presidency, all of it is playing into her declining poll numbers. there are five days left before the vote. we expect more hacking leaks and perhaps some new personal attacks on donald trump. but the only thing hold

some of the emails came from people will notice when you spam multiple emails to multiple states. we're going to coordinate and find out. the public should know we are vigilant.>> reporter: yale law school went digging after we uncovered the emails. the professor says the research

dupe capitals of the thousands of emails already seen on the clinton server. only a small number the fbi says had to be individually read. the investigation is over, but fbi director james comey is left with lots of explaining to do. >> hillary clinton is guilty, she knows it, the fbi knows it. >> reporter: donald trump supporters say she should have been prosecuted over the emails. she said the fbi should never first. >> the director himself has said he doesn't know whether the emails referenced in his letter are significant or not. >> reporter: fbi officials say comey wants to give a full accounting of his role in all this, including the decisions he made, which he might do in a couple of weeks and whatever his own plans, members of congress are eager to pull him up for hearings but these officials lester say he intends to stay for his full ten-year term which would meanth >> pete thanks very much. >>> still ahead tonight on high alert, top secret underground op centers where u.s. security stands ready to react amid heightened concerns over outside interfere

are new emails, backup emails, the question is now, 33,000 emails on hillary rodham clinton's campaign erased, staffers close to her, whether they are on these laptop devices, whether any of those emails had classified information in them. trish: a lot of people say james comey shouldn't have opened this investigation because he doesn't know what is on anthony weiner's computer to which i challenged because if you are james comey you are not going to just open it if you assume they are talking about what you want to have for dinner. sources are telling us there is something there, what people are looking for, 33,000 emails that he bleach did that the away, you can't do that because if you have gone back and forth with someone else, they still exist. liz: should james comey have come forward and made the statement? should he have come or so ago and made the statements, what is the fbi dealing with behind the scenes. when james comey made the statement in july he said, quote, we assess hostile actors meaning foreign governments gained access to the commercial email accounts with whom sec

there is the email investigation on the classified emails, then we know now that the clinton foundationestigation had continued with four separate f.b.i. offices work on that. and it never stopped. even though there was some word and reporting that it had. the clinton foundation. the quid pro quo, what secretary of state clinton was doing with the foundation possibly for money, that may be more damning in the long run than perhaps the classification. kennedy: just the things you laid out, and different areas that have been under investigation. the one thing that sticks with me that i keep coming back to is the relationship between the f.b.i. and the deputy director and terry mcauliffe giving almost $500,000 donation. bret: 75. kennedy: it's almost $700,000 he donated to the campaign of the deputy direct university f.b.i.'s wife. and the fact that terry mcall live is part of this investigation. how does that factor into all of this? bret were it just smells, kennedy and it goes to the whole thing, this is why people hate washington, period. you don't have to be a trump fan or a never tru

so these are not huma abedin's emails. these are secretary clinton's emai emails.e her smart phone backed up on that thing and she doesn't know how that happened. >>> the letter that came out from the department of justice yesterday that they would be working with the fbi to try to sort through this stuff as quickly as possible, although, you know, they are not going to be able to do it before the election, it was signed by a fellow by the name -- the assistant attorney general, peter kadzik, i believe. they say this particular guy is actually a close friend of john podesta who is the chair of hillary's campaign. do you see the possibility of politics working into this? >> well, in the interest of full disclosure, i have had many, many differences with peter caddis, both publicly and privately. i don't think it's a probably for this reason. peter doesn't make these decisions. they are made at the top of the doj. i've been very critical of the politicalization of the doj. i think it's department the department of justice has been politicized. he's not a decision mak

so what's in the emails? fox chief news correspondent ed henry joins us. ed? >> there is actually not one but two document dumps one the state department largely old emails we had seen before. but there are a couple of new ones including one that popped up sort of an odd moment in 2010 when hillary clinton as secretary of state was emailing huma abedin and saying "i need a secure cell phone you can have anthony weiner or one of his staffers send it over." i should point out this is when he was still in congress and they didn't think it was a bad thing to do at the time. the wikileaks dump in terms of that. there is a very interesting one in terms of jen palmery saying last year. >> who is she? >> she the communications director for hillary clinton of course now in the campaign. and late last year she said that james comey was a bad choice for the fbi director. that's something they said last year. maybe now a little pressing for them. and then there were some more that were a little embarrassing for john podesta. >> as the clinton campaign continues to deal wi

limit its review to emails when clinton was secretary of state leaving out emails that could shed light on possible somebody trucks of congress? ron, thanks for taking the time out. we just lost wron ron. we will try to get him back. i will bring in our panel. we have charlie kirk and shelby holiday from the "wall street journal." let me start with you. we initially booked you to talk about wikileaks. but this is something for the moment is a lot bigger. what are your thoughts on this? >> it's remarkable to me. i can't remember the last time government moved so quickly. you look at the f.b.i. the only reason they did this is because they were under incredible political pressure. i guarantee you, i have no evidence to show that hillary and bill clinton and barack obama used every single connection they had in the book to get this closed before election day. why is the f.b.i. not doing an expedited serb as much review of the clinton foundation? they are trying to get this political football out of the hands of the clintons why don't they investigate the foreign influences and foreign dono

surfaced that clinton used a private email server while she was secretary of state. the messages show the aid gave their response to the new york times reporter who broke the story. meanwhile clinton getting support in florida from the white house heavy hitters. tomorrow and vice president joe biden in tampa bay today. ryne smith shows us the reason the vice president has so much at stake in this election.>> vice president biden speaking to a relatively smaller crowd than what we are used to seeing. a couple hundred people here at the museum in tampa and with six days left in the all- important autograph state of florida the message is simple get out and >> a white house heavy hitter in tampa hammering home the importance of florida. >> not a joke. you all do your job we get to go to bed early tuesday night. >> vice president joe biden wasting no time taking verbal jabs at donald trump. >> this guy doesn't deserve to be president. he really doesn't. >> speakers at the rally remounting -- reminding the house could be hampered by a republican majority in congress who v

e used private email channels communicating with her private email channels. this investigation could go up to the top. if the president is dissatisfied with that. let him fire comey. that will tell us what the president's intention is. lou: the good news is he can't actually fire comey, his appointment. >> he can try. he can argue for cause and say comey behaved incompetently. let's have it out. lou: i think in concert and cooperation, and full consideration. you and i put forward some ideas worth listening to at f.b.i. headquarters. ambassador john bolton, thank you. be sure to vote in our poll tonight. the question is, does the absence of a grand jury suggest the justice department and f.b.i. are not fully committed to a full investigation of the email scandal and clinton foundation. we would like to know what you think. cast your vote on twitter @loudobbs. follow me on instagram@"lou dobbs tonight." the nasdaq down 48. volume on the big board highest in a few weeks. the federal reserve left interest rates unchanged while sending new hints of an interest ra

cleared hillary clinton in its email probe.e saw the major averages, the biggest gains in six months. the a & p was only down 6 points. but what do you make of the fact that the markets are moving higher? >> i don't have a clue. if you look at the big banks, the goldman sachs of the world. getting hillary into the office will be a major plus for them because they own her. they paid for her. they will get what they want out of her. so it's a strong possibility if the market is controlled by the big banks that that's why the market went up. other than that i can tell you, i have been around for 50 years watching the market and i don't get it yet and i never understood before and i don't understand. it would seem to me that donald is looking for an economy where there will be more jobs, where there will be more businesses opening in the united states than closing which is not the case now. and i would have to assume that would be a plus in the market. but you never know. you never know. >> it is a shocking developmen th we turned

same thing with emails.you're voting based on emails you're already not voting for hillary clinton. you're absolutely right. what he needs to do, excuse me needs to go back and focus on issues that people do care about. harris: independents and some of undecideds. >> he already has people not voting for her based on email scandal. harris: go ahead. >> for donald trump all he needs to do, say for first time in american history we have major part nominee who is facing a federal investigation by the fbi, if elected would also twice or on going investigation and if elected as president of the united states, will continue to be facing a federal investigation by the fbi. make no mistake about it, only person hillary clinton has to blame it is herself. wants to talk about breaking protocol. guess what? she broke protocol when she took unprecedented action of setting up private email server, using that exclusively, deleting tens of thousands of emails using software to forensic evidence couldn't recover it and lying

week to go into election day, the new chapter in the email zika has seen donald rump -- in the emails saga has seen donald trump climb in the polls. clinton is ahead in several key states. analysts say the democratic candidate is looking solid in swing states such as nevada, colorado, and virginia. and while hotly disputed florida and north carolina are still up for grabs, a loss for trump in either could already cost him the election. although ties between the united states and iran have been nonexistent since the crisisn embassy hostage in 1980, terror on has kept the night -- tehran has kept and i on its rival. and now this report. >> tehran's walls still reflect the frozen times. there have been no diplomatic relations between iran and the united states, but in recent weeks, allyes have turned to the u.s. presidential election. newspapers have often resorted to a mocking tone, and headlines such as "the fake war," or "the debate is a mockery." and cartoons like this one, "the 18 reasons trump appeals to americans." >> at university and everyone else,-- and everywhere people want h

i got emails that said. new york.orts of instances of that. >>> meanwhile, hillary clinton may be out of the fbi hot seat for now, but will voters forgive and forget before tomorrow? we're got a fair-and-balanced debate coming up. >>> president obama heads to michigan trying to seal the deal for hillary clinton but could trump steal it away. that's next. cartels, militias, terrorist groups. they all need a place to park their cash and cherna is their dirty little piggy bank. we're going to insert into the country while nobody is looking. we're going to steal their money, sir? no, we are going to destroy it. we're going to finish this mission. anything we find is ours. do you want to trust a bunch of black water marks? i mean the rush, i've never felt anything like it. if we stay here we're going to die. then we die. the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says, "you picked the wrong insurance plan." no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with new car replacement™, we'll replace the full value of your car pl

the agents have to go through 650,000 emails. so they are doing key word searching and putting in batches, then they have to get additional orders. original investigative team in new york that was looking at that pervert was authorized to look at his stuff. but once they saw the meta data, there is something really big in here. lou: you agree with those who say it would take something substantial for comey to go this far. >> i don't think he knows how big the pig is or how big the poke is. top secret, s.a.p., special access program. they shot people in fire fog squads for disclosing this kinds of stuff in world war ii. you go to leavenworth for 20, 30, 40 years for this stuff. lou: it seems the only good guys in this are the agents who have been hunkering down pursuing public corruption investigation of the children tons, the clinton cartel, the folks who have been trying to figure what's going on with anthony weiner, and you just wonder what in the world is going none the minds of those agents. they are under more pressure now.

he let the email story lead the way.arned from other parts of the campaign that was not the case especially dnc and gold star family where he continued narrative on the own let the story die. he seems to have learned from a few of those things. back to places like michigan and pennsylvania, chris is absolutely right he has to flip one of those two states. he has to win florida. he has to win new hampshire. he has to win north carolina which obviously -- sandra: north carolina as we said, ratings changed, fox news changed it to toss-up to lean democrat. three million early voters favors hillary clinton. they're expecting a big turnout on election day that would help donald trump. kennedy: if it does happen, flip michigan or pennsylvania they will hear about that in the mountain west. he has to win colorado to win all the mitt romney states and add a few to get to the 270. >> elusive rust belt states. last time republican won pennsylvania was '88. >> george bush. >> not recent states. harris: just because the fbi has given

turned over all official email.ted nations said i turned everything over to the state department. her own staff was doubting that. is that criminal? she's sworn statements in various lawsuits under the penalty of perjury saying i turned everything he over. if even her staff is doubting that, that's a problem and could obviously lead to something. there's been nothing that's sort of a smoking gun. look, they are promising there's more coming in the next few days. one that was interesting was one of john podesta friends, not criminal, but comical, he wrote to him after the nevada caucuses wrote bernie needs to be ground to a pulp. podesta says where would you stick the knife in? maybe that's hard ball politics. last night, hillary clinton was on the stump with bernie sanders. they are all friends. just lick al gore. >> he did not look happy last night. he never looks happy. >> i disagree. he's a happy warrior. >> we disagree that. >> it's either criminal or comical. >> pretty much. >> it's a wide range. >>> thank you,

but, this email suggests cnn is looking for questions. some topical/interesting ones maybe on fiorina. this was apparently appear interview with ted cruz. my thinking about this, that's new to me. >> well, it's odd behavior. like, i hosted a show on cnn called "crossfire." debate show. representing a side. we always got case from the rnc you should say this or say that it's your opinion whether to say it or not. debate show. cnn anchors supposed to be telling the news in a straight way. two things to note one did, cnn which is a news organization has it begun forensic deep dive into how it happened will they tell us about it. are you as transparent as you require the rest of us to be. the answer is. no the second question is did they do the same for republicans? did they call over to the rnc or to the trump campaign we're going to talk to hillary clinton, what should we ask her. somehow i suspect they didn't. >> donna brazile who famously forwarded -- bragged as you pointed out that she sometimes got cnn questions to be asked at debates a

many of the emails that are missing were in there." wikileaks emails also revealed the head of the democratic party donna brazile gave questions in advance. but nbc's latest poll shows the email controversy doesn't appear to sway voters. clinton's ahead by six points... the same as last week, before reivew. (insert ends) (two second pause)audio outcue: tracie potts, nbc news, washington. a long list of candidates and their surrogates will be visiting the badger state in the final days of the campaign. on the democratic side : clinton running-mate senator tim kaine will be in madison and appleton today. on wednesday, former rival sanders will stump in milwaukee. clinton's daughter chelsea returns wednesday and thursday for three stops including milwaukee.former massachusetts congressman barney frank was in waukesha for hillary clinton yesterday. on the republican side .. donald trump and his running mate governor mike pence will campaign in eau claire today. former new york city mayor rudy giulliani will be in green bay today, stumping

>> hacked emails from john podesta now show ms.zile gave that exact question to hillary clinton in advance. bernie sanders had no idea. today ms. brazile issued this statement to the factor: joining us now from boston, mary anne marsh and here from new york city monica crowley. how could donna brazile know the woman was going to ask that question if someone at cnn didn't tell her? unless she interviewed every one of the questioners on the cnn thing. that's going to remain unsolved mystery at this point. there is no question it happened. it did. so how would, if you were hillary clinton, how would you have handled that? would you have exposed it? i mean, taken it? what would you have done? honest? >> yeah, for a year and a half, donald trump and bernie sanders on the right and the left have been arguing that the system is corrupt and rigged to benefit those with power, influence and money. allah hillary clinton. right? >> if you were hillary what would you have done? >> because hillary clinton has been on the national scene for 25 y

that vehicle, we are told the emails actually still exist within live email accounts how many of those still exist, it's hard to know.>> you will have to locate and eradicate those pieces of information. like what-- what we are seeing right now, they are going to be in different places and the only time you will find them is when they stumble across them. >> as well as a spokesperson, they say since they pleaded the until the investigation takes a different turn. >>> the-- the fbi has discovered thousands of emails and it is not clear how many are pertinent to the clinton case. >>> last week the trump campaign was focused, chelsea clinton is holding rallies and if you want to go to either event you have to register on the website. >>> airtracker 7 is and evacuated neighborhood after dangerous explosives were found live. it started as the arrest of a couple of kids last night. >> police went to the home where two of the teenagers lived and that is when they became concerned. 30 homes evacuated after police found what they are describing as some kind of volatile chemical that has the pot

emails to ultimatelyvote against. this was sent out on friday just 11 days before and the fbi is working to go through all of this to see if any of the emails are imported or classified. we areeone week away from election day and a new washington post and nbc news poll found donald trump up nationally by 1. reporting live, denver 7. >>> learned of the investigation involving hillary clinton emails on friday. according to the lawyer she had no prior month -- knowledge about the mails that were sent or received at >>> the justice department is saying they will dedicate ?esources that could be tied to the email investigation but we reportedly deleted and they are likely not gone. nearly impossible to completely erase the emails that are part of the investigation. while denver based company late klee -- likely deleted the containers that could potentially exist in many locations. >> this was used by platte river networks to control and catalog the emails. % they would be able to create an independent backup and like you h

philip: -- the email probe is over and she is slightly ahead in national polls. it is of course relatively strange timing, but it is good for the hillary clinton campaign. the damage of course has been done, between the two weeks, saiden when james comey that he wanted to look at further emails in conjunction with that investigation, and now millions of votes were potentially influenced. and donald trump says that hillary clinton could not be trusted as the u.s. president. but of course, they are happy this is over. it gives them a boost going into the last two days and possibly also gets rid of the specter of an investigation hanging over, when or if she gets into the white house. the likelihood is relatively big because there is not just that number poll you just mentioned. the final polls before election day, there are those they give lead 5%, even a 6% nationally. she is also doing ok in most of the battleground states, at least 50/50 and ahead in some of the most crucial ones. like florida and north carolina and virginia on the east coast. then of course we

he calls the email request -- calls regarding the email requests have not been returned. i'm tony kovaleski, kicked out of an uber for being latina. >> to be in someone's vehicle after they found out what my heritage is and what i do for a living. >> the bizarre confrontation for a colorado filmmaker. >>> how this colorado woman is making history. >>> and a spinal disease spreading at an alarming rate. >> at one point, we thought he was gone. >> his fight for recovery at live in denver where questions are being raised about the city program to put the homeless to work. it launched last week but now concerns over how the money is being spent is getting national attention. for these homeless men and women, this is what hope looks like. >> i am so happy to be working. it makes me feel good. >> it's part of a new program called denver day works, providing labor for the homeless. >> we will have critics. >> reporter: big problems according to forbes, pointing to a large amount of money going to the contract company instead of wages. advocates from denver out loud agree. >> i t

the latest poll shows the email controversy doesn't appear to sway voters. clinton is ahead by six points, the same as last week before the f.b.i. and now it is leading to lawsuits. the nevada state democratic party has filed suit against nevada republicans. and stop the steal is alleging that trump supporters are intimidating voters at local polling locations under the guise of preventing voter fraud. clinton coming back to las vegas tomorrow. it shows you how important nevada is to both candidates. we are a swing state and they will love to have all six of our electoral college votes. >> kim: we are your local headquarters for election day. we're going to have up to the minute results starting in the afternoon in conjunction with that would be nbc news. stick with us through our 11:00 local news. and you can also catch special election night coverage on the cw las vegas. that is channel 33 and cable channel 6 starting at 8:00 at night. >> dana: a local 15-year-old boy facing a charge of making terrorist threats after police say they uncovered his plot to a

emails. here is what trump said about that last night in eau claire, wisconsin. >> "we have to dump all those emails." that's wikileaks. he also said, john podesta -- if he worked for me, i would fire him so fast. he's such a nasty guy. i would fire him. like the apprentice. john, you are fired. >> john podesta insists when he used the word dump he meant to give those documents over to investigators. trumping a none of that, saying i meant dump in the trash. bill: many pointed out he's not taking the bait whether it's the war upon women, that appearance yesterday in florida. trump seems to be stick on policy when it comes to obamacare, et cetera. >> he has shown an extraordinary amount of discipline the last week focusing on the f.b.i. and the email investigation, not taking the bait, and starting every rally with policies, specifically obamacare. we are open enrollment now. the astronomical deductibles are crazy. donald trump vowed to repeal and replace obamacare, even upping the ante on how

democrats and hillary clinton about an investigation into newly found emails. donald trump is focusing on this in his call for voters to show up. police in eastern iowa say many have reported stolen and vandalized political signs this year. some are putting extra effort to keep their signs safe. a dentist office is collecting unwanted candy and dental hygiene supplies to send to troops overseas. operation gratitude starts today. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first november! we do have some fog to deal with for the first few hours of the day, primarily over the northern half of the area. er stalled across the region, allowing for a 15 degree temperature spread across eastern iowa. the fog is located on the cold side of this front. today, plan on highs into the upper 60s north with lower to middle 70s farther south. our weather continues to look active late tonight into wednesday with some spots able to exceed a half inch of rain by the time everything is all through late on wednesday. from thursda

after getting the subpoena to give over your emails and lots of other things, she deleted the emails. she has to go to jail. >> lock her up! lock her up! >> for what she's done, they should lock her up. if i win, i'm going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> you know, it is -- it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> right now senior adviser kellyanne conway. kellyanne, thank you for all this. can you give us any tick-tock on this. when during the night or whatever did donald trump come up with this decision to basically let hillary clinton off the hook on further prosecution? >> it's a recent development and those are his words, so we respect them. he repeated them today at the "new york times" on the record brief, and chris, you talked a little bit about that. he actually went on for a couple minutes about this issue to the "new york times." i was sitting right next to him. he said it was a vicious primary, a vicious

isn't this a new round of emails? >> it is. but from the previous, all the previous email incidents nothing nothing ever became of it, so i'm figuring nothing is becoming of this. >> reporter: 75-year-old david stanger says the f.b.i. review confirms he's making the right choice with donald trump. >> the fact that they opened up there's more things that she's done, that we don't know about. >> reporter: neighbors are displaying their support with political yard signs. james gillespie, a democrat who campaigned twice for obama, is switching parties this year. >> a lot of corruption they saw in hillary clinton is coming out out in the news right now, and it's a big part of why i'm not willing to support her. >> reporter: back at the restaurant, kim chappelle thinks trump is unelectable. >>ou vote for donald trump. i just couldn't do it. >> reporter: early voting began here in ohio nearly three weeks ago, scott. so even before the controversy broke on friday, more than a million ballots had already been cast statewide. >> pelley:

the problem is where these emails come from these are hacked emails. the emails that came out of wikileaks. and people ought to be concerned about that. but these go on in campaigns you can't take us up out of a campaign. >> mark: how do you think overall secretaries clinton is ha the problem starting to arrive as a gift to the finish line she has a oiled machine at this point. i think they were expecting this she was cruising to a slight victory. she has a margin of several points she could go down but things could fall around on her head right now. so she has got to be concerned at this point. >> mark: democrats were singing praises of fbi director coming up there are so many questions regarding impartiality about these emails. unusual. come he got himself in a mess because he promised if anything else came up he would inform them. now he is informing them with a week below, before election time that has never happened with an epic it for anyone like this before. it could definitely influence an election. what also happened is if you know at the end

kennedy: 650,000 emails. if even a quarter of those are work emails, that's a stunning amount stunning -- amount of information. it goats to the carelessness comey point out at his press conference. she is in the middle of a separation with a guy who is a nut. all you have to do is watch that documentary. >> the divorce is going through because of his pore graphic -- his pornographic lifestyle. not the emails or things that pertain to hillary clinton or her campaign. huma is firmly in hillary clinton's campaign. you will never see her next to hillary again. >> the debbie wasserman-schultz situation, we'll take you out the dnc but make you a chair of our campaign. kennedy: it's the hypocrisy people are sick of. the party panel returns a little bit later. should we be worried. judge napolitano is here to explain. harry says he may have broken the law. [burke] hot dog. seen it. covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ kennedy: f.b.i. di

further, they have found new emails as part of the 650,000 emails just recently found.0,000? what do these people do? no wonder nothing gets done in government. 650,000. i guess she will save those 650. you remember the 33? the 650,000, the wedding and some yoga, right? no less than five foreign intelligence agencies successfully hacked into the clinton's illegal and not secure server accessed classified information to create a ongoing security threat to the united states. think of what happened to so many people think of what happened to some people. hillary clinton engaged in massive, far-reaching criminal conduct and equally far-reaching cover-up. she created an illegal email server to shield and guard her activities. so simple. so simple. should have happened a long time ago, folks. now we're going through phase two, which sounds like it is even worse than phase one. should have happened in phase one. but she was protected by the department of justice. [booing] she illegally transmitted confidential information and lied about it to congress. she illegally destroyed

email investigation.ere's michelle miller. >> reporter: at price hill chili restaurant in hamilton county this morning, they served up hot coffee, scrambled eggs and a side of politics. >> i'm standing by hillary. >> i'm really rooting trump this year. >> reporter: the f.b.i.'s decision to reopen hillary clinton's email investigation doesn't seem to be changing many minds. are people pretty much just dug in? >> i think they are pretty much set at this point. >> reporter: the controversy isn't a big deal for 60-year-old kim chappelle, a lifelong republican who is voting for clinton. isn't this a new round of emails? >> it is. but from the previous, all the previous email incidents, nothing ever became of it, so i'm figuring nothing is becoming of this. >> reporter: 75-year-old david stanger says the f.b.i. review confirms he's making the right choice with donald trump. >> the fact that they opened up the investigation tells me that there's more things that she's done, that we don't know about. >> reporter: