according to a new gallup poll 60- percent of americans want to make marijuana legal nationally... that's compared to the first poll in 1969 when only 12-percent supported it. support is higher among millenials...democrats and independents and lower among pot is already legal in four states....nevada could be next, the measure is on our ballot this year. take a look at this.. ahead of the debate protesters were seen marching up and down the steet with a large infaltable joint. they're obviously advocating for marijuana legalization... every word that i speak. it could change so many minds that they would vote for and they would change something that they would do for us from 11- year-old karla ortiz at last night's debate. ortiz was invited by hillary clinton... the 11-year-old also spoke at the democratic national convention. she's part of the group.... "nevada dreamers". several members from the organization have endoresed.... hillary clinton. team donald trump also got support from his invited guests... they included former presidential candidate ben carson and malik obama...pres

protest all across the country against police most of protest sparked by police shootings still that gallup poll found that 76 percent of adults is said they had a great deal of respect for local police the all-time gallup high for this poll was back in 1976 there could be even more problems with the samsung phones this after big issues with the exploding galaxy note seven now a new model of the smartphones could also be dangerous and rye unlock the tweeting a nice message to his dog today but there is a little problem with may be a couple making it to denver in the eye 25 quarter were up north and through fort collins it down south off to castle rock and then after that dry air very quickly moves and and that will clear our skies by later on tonight we will go right back to the same forecast we've had the last couple of weeks with sunshine and above normal temperatures here is a delay of the land i think a couple of scattered showers will be out there as we will into the afternoon hours the best chance of rain fall will be along and north of i 25 it looks like south of the highway not going to

so, in december 1938, when the gallup poll asked us, should the united states increase the strength of>> gentlemen, this is the military committee of the united states house of representatives meeting for the purpose of considering national defense. >> the navy is asking for an increase of 25% in authorized naval tonnage in view of the grave international situation. >> congress reflecting the voice of the people appropriated the largest sum for military use ever voted during peace in american history. we didn't dream that a few years later it would look like peanuts. on march 14th, 1939, adolf hitler broke the pledge he made at munich. he took over all the rest of czechoslovakia. there would be no more peace in our time. april 7th, 1939. as we here in america observed good friday -- ♪ >> mussolini invades albania! >> the picture was becoming clear. the conquering forces of violence would being set loose in the world. where would they stop? in a last desperate effort to avert a world war, president roosevelt sent messages to hitler and mussolini asking their promise to respect the indep

in september, 1937, the gallup poll asked us, "in the present fight between japan and china, are your -- with china, 43%, with japan, 2%, undecided, 55%. we hadn't made up our minds about china. our neutrality act barred sales of armaments only to nations at war. the japanese had not declared war, so we went right on selling scrap iron and aviation gasoline to japan. in march, 1938, hitler had not declared war either, but his goose-stepping army suddenly smashed in and occupied all the soil of austria. six months later, hitler and his stooge met the anxious democracies at munich. hitler promised peace in our time, if britain and france would give him that part of czechoslovakia known as the sudetenland. britain and france gave him that part of czechoslovakia, hoping to avert war. now we had his word, peace in our time. at home we began to hear strange headlines. newspaper man: extra! extra! fbi captures german agent. read all about it! nazi spy gang captured. narrator: we sat in our theaters, unbelieving, as motion pictures exposed nazi espionage in america. nazi speaker: as germans w

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. >> a new gallup poll finds 56% of americans support three other states welcome medical marijuana. >>> federal officials are now urging all pregnant women who live in or have recently visited miami-dade county to get tested for the zika virus. >>> plane crashes in three states. new details about the air accidents across america. first, though, watch this. look at that landing t. pilot was forced to land with malfunctioning landing gore right there. on the nose of the plane. it was d down the runway t. pilot walked away unharmed. in ft. lauderdale, iwitnesses says this twin engine plane landed after crash landing on a runway. the plane's landing gear is under way. the pilot and a passenger on board were not hurt. a different story for the pilot of this small plane. he and a passenger on board crash landed into the back yard of a house. this is in southern new jersey. the first responders saw the it took 20 minutes to free them. all the crashes are being investigated. >> scary. >>> is america about to have a new sports capital? >> intelligence officials say they caught the russian hack

1967. 76% of people polled have a great deal of respect for police in the area but according to a gallup poll is up 12% from last year. nicole: that's nice. i like to appear the presidential election could have more volatility. the market especially bad for the public pension fund. >> it literally is a system that morris has given us really rich benefit today that appear to be free. and if it does both interfaces, it won't blow up for 20 to 30 years. >> that story. want to buy reliable car? which brand's top the list from consumer reporter. u.s. stock market futures of 33. s&p futures a. nasdaq futures at 15. a slew of earnings. let's check in on oil. oil up five weeks in a row. over the five weeks gained 18%. right now above $50. $50.93 a barrel at 40 cents. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ there's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all, the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and s

and it's really interesting because gallup poll does a poll on whether or not they think the media is accurate, fair, and are they reporting correctly? for the first time in gallup poll history in september, it's the lowest it has ever been since 1972. >> what do you think? >> well, i think that people are very upset about the information. is it timed a certain way? is it correct, is it fair, and is it accurate? we have polling that says that people are a little upset. are they getting the information, is it accurate? is this just mudslinging? >> well, what kind of evidence could -- i mean, mike pence said earlier today that in a few hours today, there will be evidence supporting, defending donald trump against these accusations. what kind of evidence could there be? >> well, first of all, is that too little too late? what are you supposed to do? when i get a case and it's sexual battery or assault, what do you do? are there eyeball witnesses? can you corroborate the statements, are they heresy? heresy generally is not allowable in a courtroom. that's not to say it's not true. but you

officer-involved that have followed over the last few years.with that in mind, the findings of a new gallup poll may surprise you. you.according to the survey, 76-percent of americans say they have a "great deal of respect" for the police in their area. area.that's up 12-percent from last year and it's the highest percentage for this poll since . 1967.when you break the numbers down racially, 67- percent of non-white americans say they have a great deal of respect for police.... police....that's up from 43- percent last year. connect people in milwaukee's inner city with jobs out in the suburbs. suburbs.the county transit system and several other agencies announced the launch of joblines today. in a nutshell, joblines are mcts buses that take people out to waukesha and washington county and back...making it easier for milwaukeeans to take jobs out there. "when i hear somebody say in milwaukee, why would i want to go to waukesha? why would i want to go to new berlin? god created this entire planet for all of us." if you want to find out more about these joblines buses ?and? about the employers wh

according to the gallup poll, 76-percent of adults say they have "a great deal" of respect for their local police. that's a 12-point jump since last year... and just one point shy of the all-time gallup high in 1967. the findings come after more than two years of nationwide protests against deadly police shootings. in more local news... the animal foundation is caring for more than a dozen dogs that were removed from a valley home by animal control. fox5's faith tanner has more on the investigation and what's next for the dogs. <

i think the gallup poll reflects the fact that americans realize after the assassination of 8 cops in >> in dallas? >> in dallas and in baton rouge, five in dallas, three in baton rouge, i think they have woken up and realize that this black lives matter narrative is poison and it is threatening civil peace and civil society. >> how many other news outlets do you think is going to report this study and your column and your book? >> i will be optimistic. everybody. >> come on, heather. how many have you been invited by cnn. msnbc, cnn. have you been invited? >> i recently did an interview with cnn. but it's blated, i will say that i'm grateful that my voice is getting out there a little bit more. >> you are telling the truth and that's what we are in business to do. thank you. we investigate it is it legal has been investigating voting problems across the country. legal is next. ♪ tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto®- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrow

or get it as medicine.a gallup poll last october shows more than half the country - 58 percent - think marijuana should be legal. colorado said yes to recreational use four years ago. now arizona - next door - is considering it. five states - arizona, california, nevada, massachusetts and legalize marijuana for personal use.four others - florida, arkansas, north dakota and montana - may join half the country allowing marijuana for medical reasons. with so many states potentially making it legal -- and candy versions of t-h-c already out there -- many law enforcement officials are worried these votes could spark more illegal use."it might be passed along to children or it might be more potent then originally believed."those who support legalization say regulations will prevent illegal e. "in all those states that have passed it - you do control you have limitations- you have advertising limitations." most experts agree: if california approves pot sales - it could be a real game changer for the coming up... recall alert. coming up... recall alert. the major car maker recalling hundreds o

according to a new gallup poll respect for law enforcement in america is at a near record high. the findings show 76-percent of adults said they have a great deal of respect for their local police.. up 12-points since last year. the highest was 77-percent in 1967. the poll was released against the backdrop of more than2 protests over deadly police confrontations with unarmed african-americans. a state wide manhunt..... for a suspected killer..... in oklahoma... is still underway.... tonight... michael vance is accused of murdering his aunt and uncle..... before shooting two police officers with a-k- 47... they are now recovering.... from their injuries. the suspect.... possibly wounded by police..... took off in the officers' patrol truck.. and posted his getaway.... vance hasn't been seen or heard from... and... police are wondering.... if he might be dead.... from his wounds. new information on a tragedy at an amusement park in queensland, australia. investigators say a river rapids ride malfunctioned at 'dreamworld'.. killing 4 riders. two were reportedly thrown from the raft

a new gallup poll finds confidence in the media has fallen to a four decade low. we won't quibble with the findings. many of these poll respondents and much of the public in general share a perception that the media is a single monolithic entity. at the risk of sounding defensive, what vexes us is cooperation or collusion, all media outlets exist in the fierce 24/7 competition vying for every viewer, reader, listener and visitor. simply no one-size-fits-all group that is the media. print, broadcast, social media, cartoonists read all of them carry credentials calling all of these outlets the media is as one washington post writer observed, analogous to calling all ocean life fi useful. we can all do better. with a vast array of media to choose from it's ultimately up to voters to choose. follow only the media which reinforces their worldview or shop to find a balanced diet of you've got a thousand different fabrics to pick from. very customizable. you can choose the back, you can choose the arm, you can choose the leg. the outside corporate interests bankrolling qu

sell more hard drugs - while advocates believe it will undercut the cartels by eliminating a key gallup poll from 20-15 shows more than half the country - 58-percent - thinks marijuana should be legal. you've probably heard of the genetic test "23 and me".. that allows you to find your ancestry? well now.. there's a company out of chandler with a similar genetic test - but this one.. is geared for you to look and feel your best... no matter what you do- it ?could just be your genes.no, not ?those? jeans!?these? genes. lance bennett is with advanced ge testing for health and fitness. - lance bennett/ advanced genomic solutions to take the test, it's really easy. all you have to do is fill out some background information... ( at :17 /// :25:05)and swab the inside of your cheek-- then mail off the sample.from there- once it arrives in the lab... the swab is dipped into a solution that breaks down the cell. ( at 1:00:22 // 1:07:13)it goes into a machine that separates the dna. ( at 1:14 // 1:37:01) then into a a chip... ( at :11 // :32:12) that data is then analyzed in the computer ( at :17 // 3

meanwhile, a new gallup poll shows respect for law enforcement is nearing a record high. 76% of adults say they have a "great deal of respect for their local police." that's a 12-point jump since last year, and just one point shy of the all-time high, set in 1967. this poll was released against the backdrop of more than two years of regular nationwide protests over deadly police african-americans. ed: a 16-year-old fugitive faced a judge today charged with murder in a july shooting in fall river. jayden smith was number one on the city's most wanted list, and recently added to the state police most wanted. he's one of two people charged in the plain street murder of jerrod cohen. smith was arrested late last night in fall river. police say he was hiding in a friends bedroom. ed: -- j. capuano wants the government to look into whether the company that runs the mbta commuter rail violated civil rights laws. it comes after a decision by keolis to cancel 17 trains on the fairmount line and use them on more suburban lines. fairmount runs through hyde park, mattapan, roxbury and dorchester.

. >>> a new gallup poll finds a record 60% of americans support marijuana legalization. that number was 36% in 2005. and five states will vote on a proposal for recreational use on election day, while three other states will consider medical marijuana. women who live in or have recently visited florida's miami-dade county to get tested for the zika virus. >> three small plane crashes in three separate states. first, there was this one, a rough landing at the will rogers airport in oklahoma city. watch the nose. the pilot forced to land with malfunctioning landing gear and the nose of the plane dragging down the runway. the pilot was able unharmed. next, to ft. lauderdale. eye witnesses say the twin engine plane burst into flames. an investigation of the plane's landing gear is under way. the pilot and a passenger onboard were not hurt. and a different story for the pilot of this small plane. he and a passenger were onboard and crash landed into the backyard of a house in southern new jersey. first responders found the pilot and passenger trapped in the cockpit. it took a

>> the most recent gallup poll said that 58% of americans nationally want marijuana to be legalized. in the state of nevada, we're seeing a slim majority of voters that also want question 2 to pass. >> and again, i know you can point to all these things that say it's time to do this. but i just want to point out, why now? and history is not on your side, is it? in 2006, nevada marijuana defeated. 2002, nevada criminalization of marijuana amendment question 9 defeated. why now? is there more awareness? >> absolutely. you know, once states have been able to experiment with different marijuana policies, other than blanket prohibition, we have started to see the benefits of those systems. and now other states can look at states like colorado and washington and alaska and oregon and learn from them and see that not only are they not wasting money arresting adults for a substance that's safer gaining tax revenue. they are putting drug dealers out of business. they are creating jobs. these are all things that benefit a state. so far we haven't seen any of the negatives that prohibitionists

the new gallup poll finds that confidence in the media has fallen to a four decade low. we will not quibble with the findings however many of these correspondents and much of the public in general share a common perception that the media is a single, monolithic entity. what really vexes us is figuring media is. far from passive cooperation or collusion, all media outlets exist in a fierce, 20 47 competition, vying for any viewer, reader, listener, and visitor. there is no one-size-fits-all group that is the media. print, broadcast, web, social media, bloggers, cartoonist, all carry credentials, calling all of these outlets the media is as one washington post writer se virtually all ocean life the fish. it is too general a classification to be useful. from distinct media outlets to individual journalists, we can do better with a vast array of media to choose from, it is ultimately up to voters to choose, follow only the media which reinforces their worldview or shop to find a balance diet massachusetts has many great public schools, and we took it for granted that our kid

patrick: a new gallup poll found 76% of adults said they have a great deal of respect for their local police. that's a 12-point jump since last year and one point shy of , the all-time high in 1967. justin timberlake is facing some legal heat over this selfie he posted on instagram. toya: he flew from l.a. to his hometown of memphis, where he's ballot early in the presidential election. he snapped this picture and posted it on instagram. well, he might have broken the law. last year, the governor of tennessee signed a bill that bans photos and videos in voting booths. tmz reports the matter is under review. officials say it's unlikely timberlake will be prosecuted. violators of the law do face a 30 day jail sentence. patrick: right all new tonight at 6:00. joyce garbaciak is in the newsroom with a look ahead. joyce: new tonight at 6:00, a major mortgage company in the hot seat tonight. 12 news investigates the shocking notice thousands of local homeowners got from their bank saying they owed money, and what you should do if you were one of them. plus, caught on camera, thieves stealin

a gallup poll shows more than half the country, 58%, think marijuana sh colorado said yes to recreational use four years ago and arizona next door is considering it. >>> what can arizona learn from colorado? we can tightly regulate and tax the sale of marijuana. >> colorado schools were promised millions in new revenues, instead denver schools got nothing. >> legalizing marijuana was a bad deal for colorado. >> five states, arizona, california, massachusetts, and maine will decide whether to legalize marijuana for personal country supporting marijuana. those who support it say it will prevent illegal use. >> do you have quality control assurance and advertising if california approves pot sales it could be a really game changer for the entire country. >> there is growing evidence that if it's legal more people use it. >>> ahead here on 7news, showing his support, a service man walking for a great cause. >> and a missouri mom makes a troubling nybbled her baby's formula. >> ahead on 7news at 5:00, a man under arrest after police say he sexually assaulted two women in >> investigators say th

a gallup poll last october shows more than half the country, 58%, think marijuana should be legal. colorado said yes to recreational use four years ago. now arizona next door is considering it. >> what can arizona learn from colorado? we can tightly regulate and tax the sale of marijuana. >> colorado schools were promised millions in new revenues. instead denver schools got nothing. legalizing marijuana was a bad deal for colorado. >> reporter: five states, arizona, california, marijuana for personal use. four others, florida, arkansas, north dakota, and montana may join half the country in agreement. many law enforcement officials are worried these votes could support more illegal use. >> it might be passed on to the children or more potent than originally believed. >> reporter: those who support legalization, say it will prevent illegal use. assurance and potency limitations, advertising limitations. >> reporter: most experts glee if california approves the pot sales it could be a game changer for the entire country. >> there is evidence that when it's legal, more adults use it.

third, i would say this with regard to this report, with regard to gallup polls of prestige abroad and everything else that we've been hearing about "what about american prestige abroad." america's prestige abroad will be just as high as the spokesmen for america allow it to be. now, when we have a presidential candidate, for example senator kennedy stating over and over again that the united states is second in space and the fact of the matter is that the space score today is 28-8. we've had twenty-eight successful shots, they've had eight. when he states that we're second in education, and i have seen soviet education and i've seen ours, and we're not; that we're second in science because they may be ahead in one area or another, when overall we're way ahead of the soviet union and all other countries in science; when he says as he did in january of this year that we have the worst slums, that we schools.most crowded when he makes statements like this, what does this do to american prestige? well, it can only have the effect certainly of reducing it. well let me make one thing clear.

three, a gallup poll taken in february asked people in ten countries which country they thought would be first in 1970, both scientifically and militarily. and a majority in every country except greece, felt that it would be the soviet union by l970. four, in the votes at the u.n., particularly the vote dealing with red china last saturday, we received the support on the position that we had taken of only two african countries one, liberia, which had been tied to us for more than a century, and the other, union of south africa, which is not a popular country in africa. every other african country either abstained or voted against us. more countries voted against us in asia on this issue than voted with us. on the neutralists' resolution, which we were so much opposed to, the same thing happened. the candidate who was a candidate for the president of brazil, took a trip to cuba to call on mr. castro during the election in order to get the benefit of the castro supporters within brazil. there are many indications. guinea and ghana, two independent countries within the last three years g

a record 60% of american adults support legalization of to a new according gallup poll. when gallup first asked about the issue in 1969, just 12% of americans were in favor. i mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. "bloomberg technology" is next. emily: i'm emily chang and this ." weloomberg technology are at the vanity fair summit in san francisco where we are hearing from some of the most influential voices in tech. we will be joined by matt comstock and the discovery to medications ceo. most outspoken venture capitalists, bill gurley. plus we will head to austin for an exclusive conversation with michael dell. first, to our lead. we begin with ge. the company has made a big push to position itself as a digital industrial co., but it's not wonderingnd skeptics whether a big industrial conglomerate can hold its own. brad stone joins us. -- you have been in this advice chair role for about a year. what has surprised you most about this? beth: more meetings. fact that we are at this very interesting time in the company and the vision is happening in summary different mentions

caller: a gallup poll was released a week and goes suggesting 54% were enthusiastic inut voting in 2016 compared -- with 55% -- 85% of people aged 55 and up. if hillary clinton once support, this is something that needed to be touched on in the debate because my parents as a terrible -- lgbtq.h lgb to two years ago.fy help if they mentioned it lgbtq issues instead of, you know, issues that impact of their demographics. host: what is it the fault of the question of -- or if you were senator kaine would your brother the? caller: if i was senator kaine i would've brought it up to distinguish the other side because this is something that was mike pence's doing. he had to clarify amid push back but he did not really do anything to engage the discussion and this is the issue of our time. host: next up, las vegas. debate in a another couple of weeks. supporting donald trump. color: absolutely. my wife, myself, michael family. many people supporting donald trump and we are all independent. we want the one with the most morals. we're not in the least bit interested in trump's taxes or whether he

p [inaudible] the gallup poll recently took a look look at what americans think the supreme court is doing, whether they approve or disapprove. currently 52% of americans disapprove of the job the supreme court is doing compared to only 42% that approve. the approval rating has been 2 down since about 2010 since then we know the court has issued some big controversial rulings. how have those rulings affected the public's confidence in the court? gay marriag >> i think it all depends on the action, you take the gay marriage case which i happen to believe that the court was not applying the constitution because neither marriage nor gay marriage was in the constitutioe as chief justice roberts said, it was a great victory for gay rights if you support gay rights, but hardly a victory for the constitution. >> we have oscar calling in from virginia. you are on with james byron. >> good morning everyone. >> good morning how are you. >> fine. i called because i wanted to get your thoughts on the mandatory minimums, i follow clinton and voted for hillary in the primaries when obama was runni

dem cranings.th >> a gallup poll took a look at what americans think. how americans think the supreme court is doing. whether they approve or disapprove. it's currently 52% of americans disapprove of the job that the supreme court is doing compared to only 42% that approve. the approval rating has been down since about 2010, since then we know the court has issued some big controversial rulings.rs how have those rulings affected public's confidence in the to court. >> guest: i think that it all depends on whose ox is being gored. you take the gay marriage case, with which i happen to agree. many, such as the four dissenters believe, that the court was not applying thethe constitution, because neither marriage or gay marriage is mentioned in the constitution and would have been unthinkable in 1791 or 1868, to any of the people that drafted the constitution. so as chief justice roberts said it was a great victory for gay rights if you support gay rights but hardly a victory for the ok. constitution. >> we have at scar on thefr democratic line. you're on w

. >> perhaps one reason why a recent gallup poll showed -- which is an improvement from the 13% earlier this year. after a 7 week summer recess, congress was back for just 4 leaving the hole on capital hill empty. >> i think that's part of what's fueling the trump -- this clown can't possibly do a worse job than you jokers are doing. >>> that brings us to this question of the day. do you believe congress is doing their job. to cast your vote i head to -- there's a link on the home page. >>> th bombs earlier this month said he was inspired by islamic extremists. jay johnson said some americans are buying into terror pop attracting thousands of westerners to join isis. "i mean in this area alone, this area at one point had the largest number of terror stop them from getting to the point that they actually go overseas? him: absolutely. me: you feel you're being successful? him: well, the people i do know of who i've stopped is 7. 7.getting ahead of the slick social media of the terrorist groups is key. key.to see more about de- radicalizing young people, tune in to full measure with sharyl

i will be very surprised to see when "gallup" does the new poll.sh: no one, other than us, covering the e-mails, and, you know, the clinton campaign, their answer is, well, it came from russia. shouldn't be covering it. >> i understand and i think that the wikileaks e-mails are important to discuss. i would add donald trump doesn't complain the fact he got over three billion in free advertising from the same media he's panning. jeff zucker said remember the days of watching an empty podium waiting for donald trump to show up. he benefitted a lot from this press that he's maligning in this way and banned organizations like the "washington post," and no doubt that's about david farnholt looking into the trump foundation. trish: that doesn't mean the "washington post" should have an axe to grind with them. a responsibility to readers to be fair. i got to leave it there. >> thank you, enjoy the debate. trish: we will! donald trump taking on the establishment, calling for term limits for congress. wants to clean out the swamp. could he do that? and rega

people are quite divided in politics and despite the controversy recently with high according to a gallup poll released this week. the poll finds that 76% of responders say they have great respect for local police officers. that's up 12% from last year. there was a racial skew in this poll, however, with whites more likely to say they respected police than people of color. >>> now to the royal road trip. for our washington redskins. this weekend, the team is across the pond toe it's part of the nfl's international series to help find new fans outside the u.s. >> and look who's there. pat collins has landed in london. he's been chatting up some of the locals, getting their take on american football. he's at london's version of times square. how's it going? >> reporter: cheerio, wendy. cheerio, jim. we're at piccadilly circus. times square. people, buses, cars, going every which way. this is where the action is in london at night. and what london is, it oozes elegance. there are big marbling stone structures next to modern glass and steel buildings. it is almost a tug-of-war between the old and

. >> a gallup poll shows less than a third of americans are satisfied with the way things are going in our country and less than 10% of republicans are satisfied. fewer than half of democrats are. >>> an air force staff sergeant accusedded in a series of assaults has a hearing. assault in colorado spring and one in aurora. he has been stationed at peterson air force base since 2013. >>> driver in georgetown need to watch out for stray cattle after a crash. a cattle truck rolled on i-70 tuesday. the driver wasn't hurt. the cows that survived ran off. 50 have been rounded up but there could be some roaming around. let state patrol know if you see in. >>> dry here now and through the day today. that's going to be true across colora northwest to see some rain. they have seen tremendous rain over the last several weeks and they're getting more over the next few days. we'll get rain from central california into oregon and washington. i do think we will see light showers in western colorado coming up saturday. that will bring a few clouds around here but i don't think we'll see any of that ra

caller: a gallup poll was released a week and goes suggesting 54% [indiscernible conversation] >> the second presidential -- is is that washington at washington university. the second presidential debate, and listenon c-span live on the free c-span radio app. >> penny pritzker takes part in the discussion. live coverage this morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span. down for a look at the future of the transportation industry. >> before the second debate between hillary clinton and donald trump, we are looking at past presidential debates. the debateay, bush, billrge h.w. clinton, and businessman, ross perot. >> if indeed all of the jobs , i haveng to move south negotiated with the president of mexico the north american free trade agreement. >> the 2000 presidential debate between george w. bush and vice president, al gore. >> if our national security is if we are sure military >> i would succeed take the use of force very seriously. i don't think we can be all things to all people in the world. i think we have to be careful when we commit our troops. 2012 debate between mitt romn

. >> the gallup poll and the harris poll and my judgment is controlled by the eastern money interest.the washington establishment and the financial and media corporations that fund it -- >> they want to see mr. nixon elected president. >> their agenda is to elect crooked hillary clinton. >> and we're going to return some sanity to the american governmental stage. >> we're going to put sanity back into the white house. >> we're going to show some of these pollsters they don't know what they're talking about because they're trying to rig the election. >> the media is trying to rig the election. >> the same rhetoric with the same goals, in 1968, voters rejected wallace. on election day, we'll see what their verdict is for donald trump. but as i said this whole program, all of what we're looking at goes back and represents certain political traditions and streams in america. and what it stood for throughout its history. when you vote, it is not about who you like or who turns you on, it is what side are you on? and what american tradition are you wanting to continue that will best protect

because what the polls she, the gallup poll, the pew poll, is that women, like men, consider the twonant economy, and the increasing threat of terrorism. >> well the first 15 minutes of the debate, though, were on donald trump's -- >> well that wasn't his doing. but let me just explain. >> wasn't doing, he said them. >> no, let me just explain, please, that he was answering a question. but mrs. clinton isn't running on jump-starting the economy. or addressing the threats of isis. because her party has failed on both those issues. so she has turned the debate to a debate over political correctness. that is the theme of her campaign. the speech police -- >> political correctness? >> yes, let me just finish. she has said she's going to make sure that men talk respectfully to women. that whites are taught to show more humility in the presence of blacks. that chubby beauty queens won't be fat shamed. that illegal immigrants will feel welcome. and that people who disagree with her will be labeled bigots, racists, homophobes, xenophobes and other deplorable names. >> so just to get it strai

indeed, a new gallup poll finds that confidence in the media has fallen to a four-decade lou. we won't quibble with the findings. however, many of these poll respondents and much of the public in general share a common perception that the media is a single monolithi at the risk of sounding defensive, what really vexes us is figuring out who this mysterious media is. far from any sort of even passive cooperation or collusion, all media outlets exist in a fierce 24/7 competition vying for every viewer, reader, listener and visitor. print, broadcast, web, social media, bloggers, cartoonists, all of them carry credentials media is as one "washington post" writer observed analogous to calling all ocean life the fish. it is too general a classification to be useful. from distinct media outlets to individual journalists, we can all do better, but with a vast array of media to choose from, it's ultimately up to voters to choose. follow only the media that reinforces their world view or shop to find a balanced diet of z25rfz zknz announcer: now on newscenter 5 eyeopener -- randy: breaki

but first, the polls --- which now are at a gallup. yes, time for the horserace. n the v.p debate on tuesday? cnn's post-debate poll, and it's early so it's not entirely scientific, reports that mike pence finished first in the judgment of 48% of respondents versus tim kaine at 42%. but throughout the debate, as noted by projection guru david rothschild, the betting markets on the overall race didn't move, which may be an indication of the slight impact the vp debate will have on the upcoming election. clearly, not good news for trump on the heels of his disastrous debate performance last week. new polling shows a significant boost for clinton. according to the cnn/orc polling of likely voters, taken through sunday, clinton jumped 4 points during the last week and is now at 47% - running 5 percentage points ahead of trump. real clear politics 4-way polling averages now show clinton with a 4 percentage point lead overall. similarly, huffington post's curated polling averages for a 2-way race show clinton with a 6 percentage point lead. clinton, it is worth noting, h

polls. sharyl: gallup, one of the nation's most respected polling organization for decades, isn't polling the presidential race this year. its final 2012 poll had mitt romney beating barrack obama by one point and gallup promised to fix what went wrong. instead, gallup decided to drop presidential polling for the first time since its founding in 1935. still ahead on "full measure" -- it's a tough transition from the battlefield to the workplace. lisa fletcher takes a look at some business sectors that are sharyl: the u.s. military spends up to $70,000 to put each soldier through basic training. for special operations, our military elite, their training runs into hundreds of thousands of dollars. when that soldier or seal leaves duty, it's a walkaway investment, lost money for uncle sam. but some sectors, like wall street and silicon valley, are finding that combat skills, honed on the battlefield, may be a perfect fit for their hard lisa fletcher found a west coast company that's helping bring veterans and jobs together. don faul: we learn leadership under some of the most trying conditions.