nation and nation relationship, which is keep her first nations because first nations consider themselveso be sovereign with their own laws in jurisdictions. he has an opportunity here to talk about decision-making and sharing of lawmaking and things like that. but he also talked about very specific things. for example, the truth and reconciliation commission's an initial report had 94 recommendations. he was telling first nations during the campaign that if elected, he would implement those recommendations. he was also in support of an inquiry for murdered and missing indigenous women. many firstntly for nations and environmentalists, who is also saying that he would respect the requirement that government has to consult and get the consent of first nations before anything happens in our territory. and that in order to do that, he would remedy some of the laws that were abolished by prime minister stephen harper. now, he did not have a lot of civics on that, but he has at least indicated that he is willing to look at those things like water protections and land protection said things lik

this is the first national flag, also called the stars and bars. it was adopted in march of 18 -- of 1861 as the national flag of the confederacy. that was before the war started. when the war did start, they used this on the battlefield. but that proved to be confusing on a battlefield with smoke, fire, and other confusion. it looked like the u.s. flag. after the first big battle of the war, they stop using this on the battlefield. however, they kept it as the national flag for almost two more years, and in the wake of the failure of this one on the battlefield, they came up with of the designs specifically for battlefield use. by may 1863, they completely did away with this one, and they came up with this one to replace it. this is the second national flag of the confederacy, created by taking one of the battle flags. this square by itself was the battle flag of the army of northern virginia. they put this on a field of white and this became the new national flag of the confederacy, sometimes called the stainless banner. also no good for a battlef

>>reporter: hillary clinton's first national television ad is a pre-emptive strike. it comes two weeks before she's on the hot seat in front of the national committee about benghazi. clinton's campaign unleashed the ad on tuesday pouncing on a recent comment by kevin mccarthy, the man likely to be the new house speaker. >> everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable so we put together a benghazi special committee. what are her numbers today? they're dropping. why? she's not trustworthy. but nobody would have known that had happened had we not thought something -- >> i agree. >>reporter: clinton supporters have said all along the investigation into the deadly attack into the american embassy in benghazi is all about partisan politic >> look at the situation they those to exploit, to go after me for political reasons, the death of four americans in benghazi if the. >>reporter: her aggressive stance comes after months of scrutiny over her use of a private server while secretary of state. >> you get them thinking so much about what their own guy said and so mad that

matt, your reaction to the first national poll showing carson in the lead? the timing actually very good for cnbc because it certainly will ignite some fireworks we believe in that debate tomorrow. >> absolutely. the iowa thing didn't surprise me. the national poll, carson leading in national polls is a big deal. donald trump leading for like 100 days. from my standpoint, i think this is good news. and it's great news for cnbc. i have to tell you. i mean, the dirty little secret is we all want narratives, a story line out of every debate. the last time it was carly fiorina. it was her first debate. she obviously did great. it seems like the table's being set for a clash of trump and carson and that may be the headline. >> may be. adolfo, matt brings up carly fiorina and her great debate performance described by matt and others there and lingering at the bottom of the national polls. >> sure. >> while a great debate performance might have gotten her some buzz it didn't move her there. that said, ben carson asked about wanting to abolish medicare and he has to

. >> election signs are not typically found on first nations. verage, no communities are known here the term explains why. indigenous people see themselves as a national equal partners co-existing in north america. in past elections, few voted or took part at all. >> because i am not a canadian and nobody has proven be to me if you are not a canadian you can vote. if somebody comes from the united states, can they come in and vote? >> but this time, first nations people are being told to vote by their own elected leaders because of the feeling in their community that the stephen harper government has done little to address their challenges. unemployment, crime, lack of clean water. >> i decided to vote and i actually voted in an advance poll the other day thinking that i need to be an example to our people to let them know that i believe that exercising this option to vote is in our best interest at this time. >> two years ago, the i dle no more move galvanized indigenous groups with protests. there was a long hunger strike in the shadow of canad

. >> election signs are typically not found on first nations as the communities are known here and theplains why and indigenous people see themselves as a nation separate from canada and equal partners coexisting in north america and in past elections few voted or took part at all. >> i'm not a canadian and no one has proven to me if you are not a canadian you cannot vote and if someone comes from the united states can they come in and vote? >> this time first nations people are told to vote by the elected leaders because of the feeling in the community that the steven harper in the government has done little to address challenges, unemployment, crime, lack of clean water. >> i've decided to vote and i actually voted in an advanced poll the other day thinking that i need to be an example to our people, to let them know that i believe that exercising this option to vote is in our best interests at this time. >> reporter: two years ago the idle no more movement galvonized the groups and this is in the shadow of canada aes parliament and the protests faded and the anger behinds them try t

. >> reporter: election signs are not typically found on first nations, as aboriginal communities are known here, the term explains why, indigenous people se see themselves as a nation, separate from canada, equal partners coexisting in north america. in past elections few voted or took part at all. >> but because i am not canadian. nobody has proven to me if you are not a canadian you can vote. if somebody comes from the united states can they come in and vote? >> reporter: but this time first nations people are being told to vote by their own elected leaders. because of the feeling in their community that the stephen harper government has done little to address their challenges. unemployment, crime, lack of clean water. >> i have decided to vote and i actually voted in an advanced poll the other day thinking that i need to be an example to our people. to let them know that i believe that exercising this option to vote is in our best interests at this time. >> reporter: two years ago the idle no more movement galvanized indigenous groups with nationwide protests, there was a long hun

now, hillary clinton has produced her first national tv ad. live, she appeared funny. on the today show, she so righteous anger. she has successfully bounced off republicans. they opened the door and hillary clinton walked right on in. this is one more reason behind the republican party retreat from republican politicians. they are not the product. they are running from it. the republican party is itself pushing republican voters away from so many other republican parties all candidates. that is exactly what is happening. ♪ a british isis sympathizer has published a home address of former navy seal and osama bin laden shooter. it has been re- shared all over social media. concerned veterans for america is with us. it is just getting detailed now. >> this is exactly what terrorists do. here is a guy that is pulling the trigger. we want to find him. we would love to do what we can to take him out. he is dedicated for what he has done to this country. he will take the necessary precautions. this is by definition careless. they will floated out. s

. >> election signs are not typically found on first nations. the term explains why. indigenous people see themselves as a nation, separate from canada, equal partners, co-existing in north america. in past elections few voted or took part at all. >> i'm not a canadian. and no one proved to me that if you are not a canadian, you can vote. if someone comes from the united nations can you vote. >> reporter: first nations are told to vote by their own elected leaders, because of the feeling that the stephen harper government has done little to address their challenges, unemployment, crime, lack of clean water. >> i decided to vote, i voted in an advance poll thinking that i need to be an example to our people, to let them know that i believe that exercising this option to vote is in our best interests at this time >>> two years ago the idle no more movement galvanized groups with nation-wide protests, there was a long hunger strike by the chief in the shadow of the parliament. those protests faded, but the anger behind them fires efforts to get aboriginal people to exerci

turning to politic, hillary clinton campaign today released first national television ad. and her campaign went after the republicans hard. e, with awkward remarks of the man who want to be speaker congressman mccarthy, that left g.o.p. vulnerable to charges of politicizing the committee investigating bengha benghazi. >> republicans finally admitted, saying that committee investigating benghazi and clinton's e-mails was created to destroy her candidacy. >> everyone thought that hillary clinton was unbeatable, right, we putting it a benghazi -- together a benghazi special committee, what are her numbers today. >> she is fighting for everything they oppose. lou: we'll have more to say about that, my commentary. as for hillary clinton, she is a bedeviled candidate, her past, her record taking up her time and energy, today no different. new e-mailed with clinton a decision into libya, showing former secretary of state rejected out right a peace offer bison of libyan dictator moammar gomodictatdec.>> radical islamit groups eploited power vacuum, clinton makes no mention of reje

white house all day. >> it's highly unusual for a possible important contender not to be in the first national debate. reporter: a new abc news "washington post" poll shows clinton's favorability rating increasing two points to 47%, biden at 45 and sanders 35. it's a much smaller debate field than the republican counterparts. >> rand paul shouldn't even be on this stage. >> yes, you did. reporter: and will likely have a more civil atmosphere. >> it will be very different from the republican debate. report that's because attacks between the democrats have been minimal, more on policy, less personal. president obama though did weigh in on the clinton e-mail controversy on cbs's "60 minutes." >> she could have handled the original decision better and the disclosures more quickly. reporter: tonight is the first of six democratic debates. republicans hold their next one in washington, aixa diaz, wmur news 9. tom: did you enjoy your days off, you picked good once, that's for sure. mike: this weekend, to complaints, something else. temperatures well above the average, of course over the last few days

we are live in first in the nation primary state new hampshire.the world lead. bethlehem in flames as hamas, the group recognized as a terrorist organization by the u.s. government, calls for a day of rage. violence between israel and the palestinians is spiraling out of control as we learn today that the secretary of state john kerry will try to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu next week. also in the west bank, a compound housing joseph's tomb was set on fire. it's a holy site for jews, christians and muslims. it was set on fire apparently by palestinians. all this violence comes as yet another israeli citizen, this time a soldier, was stabbed by a palestinian man disguised as a photographer. the palestinian man was shot and killed by israeli forces. also in world news today, exactly how did a u.s. team bomb a doctors without borders hospital in afghanistan? well, now that question may be much harder to answer. the initial october 3rd attack killed 12 medical staff and 10 patients. three of them were children. the group says wh

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cokie starting off, this will be the first nationally televised debate in which we have a new g-o-p frontrunner, doctor ben carson, who's leading in the nationalpolls, w do you think this change in the polls will aect the debate night? cokie: well jessica , .... as you know, donald trump just as you know, donald trump just held a rally here in sioux city last night. he's promising to spend more money and time in iowa after falling behind in the polls, do you think during tonight's debate trump has a chance to bounce back from his slumping numbers? final question cokie, the last nationally televised debate we saw carly fiorina shine, r performance giging her a little polls. something similar whs our candidate to watch tonight? cokie: jessica rae: as former florida governor jeb jessica rae: governor jeb tonit'sdebate, his campaign released a video targeting one of his rivals. but the target is not one of bush's republican rivals. the campaign ad hits democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. jessica rae: the road to the white house continues to wind through siouxland with a big republican event on

. >>> democratic candidates are getting ready for their first national debate. >> a former philly is suspended after a controversial play on the diamond. >> let's go over to david murphy with the latest in accuweather and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: that former phillie always played hard and he certainly did in that case. we have patchy fog around, high pressure in control, winds are light. we'll continue the nice pattern we had over the weekend. 53 degrees right now. chilly as you step outside early, 43 in allentown. 46 in 46 in trenton. 42 in millville. calm winds across the region. as you head out to catch the school bruce, 50 degrees, mainly clear and chilly conditions out there. moving into the afternoon, a nice one on tap. lots of sunshine, clouds building in. noon, 69. 74 degrees at 3:00 p.m., high of 75. we are looking at temperatures tumble you -- tumbling a little bit and they tumble as we head into the weekend. >> reporter: we hit the roads, i-95 southbound to the blue route has been blocked with construction. the crews are out there, so the ramp is reopened. be

jack: doctor ben carson is leading his first national poll with 26 percent of the vote. carson has been topping trump in iowa polls the past few days, but this is the first time he's surged past the front- runner nationally. trump made a mention of his new status during his stop in sioux city today. i mean i am 2nd. it's not like terrible. but i don't like being 2nd. 2nd is terrible to me. jack: donald trump's rally at west high ranks as the most attended sioux cuty campaign rally so far in the 2016 presidential race. jack: not everyone who was there today supports trump. a group called "dream iowa" collected nearly 14 hundred online signitures in hopes of canceling today's event. a former student spearheaded the portests today, calling trump a bully for his comments toward the latino community. he and more than 200 protestors stood outside the high school in a peaceful protest. "when you start out your presidential race by disparaging us, demonizing us, dehumanizing us the way that mr. trump has that disqualifies you to be a leader." "he is a bully, the school is known

. >> for the first national poll since cnn's record-breaking democratic debate sowt and shows that hillary you gave chafee an a? cnn is heartless. you couldn't give the man a zero? at least a zero. a zero means you got nothing. it doesn't even look-- look at that. it looks like they censored a kus word orom

thanks to the young people for this great welcome. >> pat nixon was the first republican first lady to address the national convention. she traveled more widely than any first lady before her. she made volunteerism her issue, was chief supporter to her husband richard nixon, and behind the scenes political adviser. pat nixon, this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's original series "first ladies, influence and image." examining the public and private lives of the women who filled the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency. from martha washington to michelle obama, sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span3. >> former secretary of state and presidential candidate hillary clinton testifies tomorrow before the house select committee on benghazi, which is investigating the 2012 attack on the u.s. consulate.

knowsoach mark turgeon there is a long way to go to bring home the first national championship since but he is not shying away from the hype. : this is a group that has all the pieces to be successful if we stay healthy. if we put the team first all year, when it really matters, we have a chance. 12, 15re probably 10, teams that are talented enough to win the ncaa tournament. we feel like we are one of them. had: the capitals tonight to overcome an early deficit to the calgary flames, but currently have a 5-2 lead in the third. tmz posted this video and reported there was a drag race between seahawks running backs fred jackson and marshawn lynch that caused jackson to wreck his car near the practice facility. was wrong that tmz and jackson was going to fast and misjudged a tight turn. hour ago thatd an he was not racing and his team it's just stopped by to see how he was. game three of the nlcs between the mets and cubs. trying to slow down the mets. top of the third, tied at 1-1, and the red-hot daniel murphy solo home run. his fifth straight game with a home run. top of the seventh,

fire departments from across the country, many members in full gear walked to remember in the first national stair climb for fallen firefighters. >> we're here to walk for my late husband. >> reporter: her paramedic husband died an 9/11 along with many of her coworkers. she joined 550 people who climbed over 2,000 steps symbolizing the stories firefighters climbed in the world trade center on 9/11. it was organized not only to honor those who died in terrorist attack, but honor fallen firefighters from across the country. >> our mission is really help people cover after the tragic loss of a loved one. >> reporter: proceeds benefits the foundation's work, and the 9/11 counseling unit. >> they were just a lifeline, really. just getting us back on track and through the worst experience of our lives. >> reporter: on this day these boots were also made for showing family and coworkers left behind they're not alone. >> each year 100 firefighters die serving their communities here in the united states. >>> an old street has a new name in harlem. it's named for harper, an influential producer, direc

the mets get set for their first national league championship series unnine years. >>> stray bullet shooting. a young girl gravely wounded when a bullet hits her inside her home. tonight an all-out search for the gunman. >>> good evening. i'm joe torres. sandra bookman is o. >>> we begin with the mets preparing to play ball in the the mets take on the cubs at citi field beginning at 8:07 tonight. and right now diehard fans are swarming citi field. everywhere you look, it's blue and orange. we have team coverage. tim fleischer is outside citi field, but we begin with sports anchor laura behnke with the latest on the players and coaches before they take the field tonight. laura. >> reporter: hey, the postseason has been a whirlwind so far for all four teams remaining in the hunt. but for the mets and the cubs, the cubs are a wild card team. they had to play an extra game just to get here. while only 48 hours ago the mets were in los angeles still in the divisional series. tonight both teams are here in flushing right back at it. the stakes are even higher in the national league championship se

the campaign released its first national political ad over night. and in it you can hear kevin mccarthy's recent comments linking the house benghazi committee to clinton's sagging poll numbers. >> everybody thought hillary clinton was unbeatable, but we put together a benghazi special committee. what are her numbers today. >> a spokesperson for speaker john boehner has released a statement saying many in part this is a classic clinton attempt to distract from her record at putting classified information at risk and jeopardizing our national security. for all the talk objeabout his money, gop front runner isn't spending it. campaign officials said he's only spent about $2 million so far. much less than floe candidates ben cars or ted cruise. they have each spent $5.5 million just through july. meanwhile we learned trump has played a small trang on rubio. the team sent a case of bottled water, bumper stickers and a towel to rubio's campaign office as a light-hearted bank. john mccain was on "the late show" last night and at one point he joked about hi

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of the embargo was project independence, the launching pad that would involve this country's first nationalnergy policy. we must the able to cope with future energy emergencies. we must immediately use our traditional energy sources. we must develop new sources. we must manage better the present demands based on energy. we must conserve. the first three were -- first three goals on the job of industry. the fourth, observation, is up to all of us. it was designed to make the united states energy self-sufficient by 1985. but notimport some oil be so dependent on other countries. to meet this challenge we must change our energy habits. we must end our love affair with the big car and use buses and commuter trains. we must walk or use bikes, rather than drive. you must pay more attention to energy use in the home to guarantee that cool air is kept in the summer, warm air in the winter months. when lights are not needed, this should be turned off. cutbacks by individuals are not enough to prevent future shortages. converting raw materials into energy uses up a tremendous amount of energy itself.

let's turn to vote 2016 were hillary clinton's first national tv ad hits airwaves today. >> republican kevin mccarthy saying the committee investigating benghazi and clinton passes e-mails were created to destroy her candidacy. spot titled32nd estimate airs the koch marshall comments by kevin mccarthy, who says clinton was unbeatable and asks what her numbers are today following the formation of the benghazi committee. tonight, the community will have a chance to sound off on the proposed closer of that regional hospital. the community that represents health care workers along with lawmakers is holding a community .orum set for 6:00 tonight health care system plans to close the hospital and hope -- open a care center. the meeting starts at 6:00 on 5th street in laurel. is here now. it is time to get a check on the forecast. it is gorgeous out there. doug: a little different than friday. storms are showers possible with a cold front friday but before then and after then, give it a chance to dry out here. let's get started with a look at time lapses. this is coming from a spacelab in fre

new zealand become the first nation to win the world cup three times.pecial players throughout the team and indeed, every player that came on as a replacement has managed to play for such a high standard, but its legends of the game like dan carter who will now walk away from international rugby having been man of the match in the final, having put in an absolutely superb performance. richie mccall, the captain, described by his coach, steve hanson during the week as the greatest player to play for new zealand. what an acco laid that was. it wasn't all comfortable. there was that point in the match where new zee rand was winning 21-17. au australia threatened to come back, find a way to whin it matters. this special new zealand team just about had enough in the end. >> much more on our website for you anytime. aljazeera.com. states. >> is this pretty full for you guys? >> no, no this is just average, i guess you could say. >> okay. >> that's the population of los angeles and new york combined, booked into thousands of local jails. >> do you know how lon

in the three and starters for october in the first national league pennant in 15 years. the mets are ready to fire their best stuff in kansas city in the 111th world series, the start of the mets, matt harvey, we ask what it would be like when he takes the mound tonight in game one. >> i don't think anything is set in for us yet which in our minds is a positive. we still realize it is a baseball game and for me this is another start, a start on a different level. ben: he definitely put on some weight. harvey will face off against innocent of the royals tonight. jacob will take the game in down 2. players and managers met with the media at kauffman stadium. >> one thing everyone is talking about is daniel murphy's red hot bat, six home runs in six straight games, seven altogether this postseason, national league championship series mvp but the mets had six days off so we continue to say hot in the world series. >> not usually. talk to any offensive player, any pitcher when they feel good about their mechanics and what they are doing it slows down a bit. >> the plan has be

. >>> the united states was the first nation to recognise the state of israel, a relationship praised in public by the united states. >> at talks today there has been the tradition of close dialogue with israel, a reflection of warm relationship between the two nations. >> america is proud to be a close alley and best friend in the world. >> israel and the u.s. had differences, weapons sails, israel's violations of law on the west bank. >> israelis must acknowledge that just as israel's rights to exist cannot be denied, neither can palestine's. the united states does not accept the legitimacy of continued israeli settlements. >> is the alliance between israel and the u.s. in trouble, or is it as my next guest says - doomed to succeed. >> joining us is ambassador dennis ross, a long-time peace negotiatesor, a distinguished fellow at the washington for strategic policy and author "doomed to succeed", thank you for being with us. you are a font of knowledge about the middle east process and you have done a great job translating it into a book. this is a must read for anyone that thinks m

chris hayes is up next. >>> carson passes trump in first national poll. evening. i'm chris matthews out in los angeles. well, the republican dance of defiance continues with angry voters, at least for a time changing partners. the people out in the country, the right-wing people, still don't like the established gop, all struggling down in the single digits. well, the vital question is which of the two champions of attack, donald trump or dr. ben carson, has the heart to fight it out when it gets close and nasty down the line? well, right now, many on the right are using carson as a place to rest, watch, and think. they want to say something powerful about change, but

. >> they are trying to win the first national league pennant in 15 years. >> anthony johnson is at wrigley field in chicago but we begin with rob powers. >> reporter: i like that, they moved to another city, another stadium but they look for the mets in chicago to face the cubs. two wins away from the world series. lead by daniel murphy they are at wrigley field. they are eager to get the game started. the lack of success in the friendly confines is well documented but they made a habit of proving people wrong. degrom on the hill. they have been swinging the bats well for a while. they will take their chances in chicago's home park. >> back in their place and warmer, so are we. we have power, too. you look at our power numbers from august 1st on, we are dangerous. >> yeah, you are. getting closer to game 3 mets move along and the fans are on for the ride. anthony johnson is at wrigley field for the game but more importantly, he is there for the fans that can't be there, right, anthony? >> reporter: absolutely. some mets fans made the trek out here to chicago looking at wrigley field we can

. >>> democratic candidates are getting ready for their first national debate. >> a former philly isa controversial play on the diamond. >> let's go over to david murphy with the latest in accuweather and karen rogers has traffic.

the first national hockey league goal. all right. patriots thought so much of dion lewis through three games that they have given him a two-year contract extension through 2017. wonder if rex ryan knows his name now? meanwhile the patriots will up the wagon and head for dallas on saturday. one guy is frontkowski. you know he has opinion shopping. he has opinion doing a texas two step that will be a preview are of the touchdown dance. the question is, is dallas ready for gronk? >> this week, put the focus on dallas. we had little time-off. it is go time now. you got to be focused. study up on the coy pois. >> i mean we had b pi week. just relationships. feeling good. always good neat time-off. it is the season. you will never be 1600% playing in the league. i done think there is a person that is 1600%. not one thing, um, but everything is feeling good. we excited to focus on the cowboys. >> le well, one guy was feeling good. 40-year-old matt hasselbeck. you know the story out of boston college. he did it again, folks! he start in plac

the little republic even recently established its first national park. it includes fields and villages, but nature takes priority. sixty percent of the park's area is forested. more forest is being planted, and wildlife is returning. >> ants they came from the forest nearby to this plantation. in probably in years and years the forest will come and become a true forest. >>environmental protection, organic farming and reforestation are just three ways moldova is embracing ecological policies. >> the road to a cleaner environment is long and rocky. an uphill struggle familiar to all who have tried to implement the ambitious millenium development goals. next week we'll be putting the education goal under the spotlight, in ethiopia. for a few years now, the country has been setting up a higher education system, with a string of new universities emerging. ethiopia understands the importance of higher education for sustainable economic prosperity. the buildings are ready. but what about the lecturers? tune in next week to find out. hope you'll join us then for

his first national moment was to at hise mourning father's family. >> justin trudeau was born with a famous name, but does he have the judgment to be prime minister? nick: conservatives try to trend the star power against him. >> justin trudeau is in over his head. nick: it was stephen harper who went out of fashion with voters. his tough line on asylum-seekers was at odds with canada's welcoming tradition. his budget cuts produced austerity. >> we gained everything we have to give, and we have no regrets whatsoever. we remain citizens of the best country on earth. [applause] is takingin trudeau the country left to her the red corner. he wants to and austerity, and legalize marijuana. newe was talk today of a canada. this victory comes with a dose of nostalgia. ministerial residence was also justin trudeau's childhood home. nick bryant, bbc news, toronto. eugenia has been in toronto p or two joined me for her assessment. what is behind the sweeping victory? decisive victory, one that a few days ago no one would have predicted. they were all saying it was going to be a minority govern

in a bid revive her slumping campaign hillary clinton is using her first national television ad to go right at house republicans. >> the republicans finally admit it. >> reporter: in her first national campaign ad hillary clinton uses the words of the republican expected to be the next speaker of the house. >> we put together a benghazi special committee. what are her numbers today? >> reporter: mrs. clinton said those words prove the house committee investigating benghazi where she is expected to testify in two weeks is nothing more than a political witchhunt. >> how many people have to die before we actually act? >> reporter: a town hall meeting in new hampshire clinton became emotional on the issue of gun violence. >> so many of the parents of these precious children who were murdered have taken the unimaginable grief that they to be the voices that we need to hear. >> reporter: clinton unveiled her gun control plan, pushing for stricter background checks, a crackdown on un regulate regulated internet and gun show sales and increased liability for gun manufacturers and dealers. don

mets take to the field in los angeles with their eyes on a win that will send the team to their first national league championship series in nine years. john chandler is in the city of angels tonight where everything is on the line. no pressure, john. >> reporter: no, no pressure at all. yet this mets team feels no pressure. grand der son stepped into the visitor's dugout here at dodgers stadium dress this had street clothes and a smile. he shrugged his shoulders when i asked if they were ready, he said we have no choice but to be ready for this tonight. game five for a chance to play on into the nlcs. tonight with quite the pitchers dual. our cameras were there in pasadena just a couple of hours ago as the mets boarded buses here headed to meet their playoff fate. this team is so calm, so cool, ready for a game of this magnitude. they kind of take on the attitude of tonight's starter for game five, degrom, their ace on the hill and all the months of hard work boil down into basically three hours tonight. one game. their playoff fate hanging in the balance. terry collins just finished speaking