in washington, i'm garrett tenney, fox news." the president of the phillippines is comparing himself to adolf hitler. why he says his battle of the war on drugs... is so similar to the holocaust. plus.. a spacecraft touches down on a comet! the journey it took on it's twelve year mission in space. your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is coming up next this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right philippines president rodrigo hitler during a speech in davao city today. the comment was made in reference to duterte's own war on drugs -- and he said he wanted to kill drug addicts, just as hitler killed jews during the holocaust. (rodrigo duterte, president of the philippines) "hitler massacred three million jews. now there is three million, there's a three million drug addict. there are./ i'd be happy to slaughter them. at least if germany had hitler, the philippines would have you know, my victims---/i would like to be, all criminals to finish the problem of my country and save the next generation from perdition

garrett tenney is at the white house with more. the obama administration is taking action against the airline industry. the department of transportation rolling out a new plan aimed at creating a more competitive market and helping flyers. earnest says: "..i think most americans believe that the airlines to whom they pay significant sums of money to help them get places should checked baggage fees a major concern for the administration. airlines are already required to reimburse charges when your luggage is lost... but the d-o-t is now aiming to require those feesto be refunded when bags are significantly delayed, as well. airlines will also need to report the total number of checked bags and how much of that luggage is mishandled. earnest says: "..we all want an aviation system that functions effectively, that serves the needs of the american people, the d-o-t is also taking aim at the way tickets are sold... issuing new rules requiring airlines and online ticket agents to disclose when they are promoting certain flights over othe

garrett tenney with more from washington. good morning, garrett. >> this is really a new chapter of the same story. donald trump has bashed the new york times for being against him. she met trump outside of an vat tore and introduced herself before she kissed him on the cheek and then on the mouth. neither talked about the incidents since they occurred. they are threatening to sue the new york times in a statement campaign senior advisor is absurd to think one of the most recognizable business members on the plant et would do the things alleged in this story. for this only to become public decades later in the final month of the campaign to be president should say it all. >> donald trump bashed the mainstream media for blatantly targeting him while ignoring the seemingly growing number of scandals coming from hillary clinton. >> these dishonest people, mainstream media, they don't talk about this. they don't talk about this. now, if i sneeze, if donald trump sneezing today it is a major story. >> part of the reason the trump c

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o were hackede e-mails from the clinton campaign released and what effect does this happen as garrett tenney reports. expert relied the polls but e-mail chris is inescapable, the nation deregulation links in a new batch of hacked e-mails fro john podesta of the fbi has released documents which includ claimsdet that a 2015 senior state department official proposed a quid pro quo to the right attempt to change the classification of at least one of her e-mails,e deal ever to christ.bo like to do this and there was no quid pro quo even suggesting theree was even in england are not stopped ultram for calling in this latest allegation perso wanted. this is a criminal act, the conspiracy that included her deleting and bleaching 33,000 e-mails. cousin lewdly talk about women' surface and then follow allegations from 9/11a claimed that he sexually assaulted them. >> that all the allegations should be handled in a court of law. while hillary clinton takes a break from campaign trail to th world cup final debate, her daughter chelsea clinton,eb michelle obama and bernie sanders are in arizona open to w

in jacksonville, florida, i'm garrett tenney, fox news. i /i here in wisconsin-- there are many families just happy to be home! vacationers forced to evacuate-- but getting back was not easy. our ben handelman is live at mitchell international airport tonight. good evening. airports up and down the east coast get back to wisconsin. meanwhile--- one group waits to hear information from the hardest area hit. at mitchell international airport we are so thankful we are home, back on dry land. karen williams, and her daughter katie bannister-- sigh of relief because it was scary. are so happy to be back in milwaukee. they cut their mother-daughter trip in savannah, georgia short with hurricane matthew barreling towards them. the bus station was closed. the food stores were closed, the restaurants were closed, getting out of savanah was an accomplishment of its own. after moving their flight up a day--- it was canceled. the only option hunker down, or try and catch a flight in atlanta. when we got up this morning it was worst than we thought. an

fox's garrett tenney has a preview. >> reporter: you can expect this tuesday's vice presidential debate will look a lot different than what we saw last week between donald trump and hillary clinton. clinton's running mate virginia senator tim kaine describes himself as boring, while trump number two mike pence calls himself a b-list republican celebrity. historically vice presidential debates have had little real impact on the election. neither candidate is taking it for granted. we're told you can expect two strategies unfold. pennsylvaniae will spend a lot of time going after hbo, prerl for her e -- particularly for her email scandals and and the clinton foundation. >> i'm looking toward to that debate on tuesday night, because about a choice. and people need to think really hard about the record that hillary clinton brings on the foreign stage. >> on the other side, kaine is expected to force pence to defend many of donald trump's controversial statements including recent comments about a former miss universe contestant who trump criticized for gaining weight. after running throug se

garrett tenney life in washington with the latest on the trail.heather and abby. good morning to you all. polls tend to tighten in the weeks before the election. what is notable is where he is gaining a lot of support, independent shoeters. two weeks ago hillary clinton and donald trump were tied among independents. since then independents have been gradually shifting their support to donald trump. he holds a 13 point lead among the group. white voters drawing half of the group he continues to struggle among african american voters who overwhelmingly support hillary clinton. trump continued his efforts to frid try to sell himself as the candidate who can help rebuild early communities. >> i want to talk about growing the african american middle class and to provide a new deal for black america. that deal is grounded in three promises safe communities, great education and high paying jobs. >> earlier in the day trump was in dc for the grand opening of the trump international hotel in florida. hillary clinton uses this to go after trump's record. >>

lou: thank you very much, garrett tenney reporting. fox news meteorologist rick reichmuth is in the fox weather center, he has the latest where matthew is heading. good evening, rick? >> reporter: good evening. halfway through the trek of southeast florida. mostly done with it. starting to see offshore winds. that is good news. the storm pulling to the north which means away from florida, but because of the way the coastline moves here, it's going to move close and maybe right between savannah and charleston during the overnight hours tonight and tomorrow, midmorning. winds are still at 110. it's a little weaker. we thought that would happen. that is right on the verge of a category 3 hurricane, and the pressure still remaining really low. that tells us there's a lot of energy with the storm and in the last couple images, you see an eye building across the center of the storm. we have a long ways to go. hurricane warnings in effect north of daytona beach to the north carolina, georgia, south carolina, georgia all have this to come. sto

. >> fox's garrett tenney is in washington for us with the very latest tonight. >> reporter: this casesignificant for several reasons. for one, it marks the first time the supreme court has agreed to take a case addressing transgender rights. it also could set a precedent for school districts across the country including those in more than a dozen officer states where similar lawsuits are already playing out. thus, 17-year-old gavin grim has become the face of transgender students across the country. after the court acted he said in a statement "the only thing i ever asked for was the right to be treated like everyone else. "the high school senior who was born female but identifies as mail sued the glue cost county virginia school board for not allowing him to use the boy's bathroom at his high school n2014 the district created that policy it now requires students to use the restroom that corresponds with their biological gender. in a statement the chairman of the school board praised the supreme court for agreeing to hear the case. saying quote the board looks forward to explaining to

fox news correspondent garrett tenney is in washington with the latest hillary clinton might be up in the polls but her email controversies seem inescapable. in addition to wikileaks releasing a new batch of hacked emails from podesta, the f-b-i has also released documents, which include claims that in 2015 a senior state department official proposed a quid pro quo to the f-b-i in an attempt to change the classification of at least one of hillary clinton's emails. both agencies say no deal ever took place. kirby says: "we looked into this and there was no quid pro quo even suggested there wasn't even an inkling." but that hasn't stopped republican presidential nominee donald trump from calling this latest allegation worse than watergate. a criminal act a conspiracy that included hillary's deleting and bleaching of 33,000 emails." addressing trump's most recent controversy, his wife melania is speaking out for the first time since a tape of her husband lewdly talking about women surfaced, and was then followed by allegations from nine women claiming trump sexually assaulted them. melan

in washington garrett tenney, to vote in general election. floridian have until 5:00 p.m. to return the registration forms to a supervisor of elections office. you can send them by mail, but they must it be post marked by today. >> last week you may remember federal judge extended deadline due to impact of hurricane matthew. >>> the results are in and hillary clinton is the clear winner in usf straw poll. more than 1,000 ballots were cast by students, teachers and staff members. 53 percent say they support hillary clinton and that is supporting donald trump. the u.s. senate race was much closer with democrat patrick murphy beating republican senator marco rubio 43 to 40 percent. the two candidates for the florida senate met for first debate last night. it kicked off with a question about the candidates support for their respective presidential nominees. >>> secretary clinton has already apologized for what she did. and she made it clear she regrets that decision in can say about donald trump. i think it's pretty clear donald trump was not my first choice or even the tenth

in washington, i'm garrett tenney, fox news. >> that debate starts at 6:00 and our own john hook and steve krafft will be reporting live from the debate in las vegas before or after the big event. >>> polls here are showing a very close between trump and democrats are pulling out all of the steps. they think they have a chance to win arizona, a state that hasn't voted for a democratic presidential candidate in 20 years. right now people are gathering in flagstaff to hear from bernie sanders. were going to carry the speech on fox news now. we'll have a full report on what he has to say on fox 10 news at 5:00. after flagstaff, he heads to tuscon. tomorrow chelsea clinton will be campaigning for her mother at 1:00 p.m., just hours before the third and final presidential debate. and on thursday, the first lady michelle obama heading to the valley appearing at a democratic early vote rally. >>> well, one of the most closely watched races in arizona is the race for maricopa county sheriff. sheriff joe arpaio facing what from democrat paul penzone. both candidates appearing on our morning s

. >> garrett tenney live for us. anks garrett. >> the clock is ticking less than 38 hours left to go before the third and final faceoff. kelly wright with the nominees and how they are preparing. >> donald trump spending his time before the debate out on the campaign trail and also about the attack on the political process. he continues to claim the election is rigged. voter fraud is real and will impact the election. when you look at voter fraud and illegal immigrants voting all over the country when you look at people who died 10 years ago. one person died 21 years ago that person is still voting. we have voters all over the country they are not legal citizens they are voting. >> hillary clinton is hunkering down getting ready for the debate and tim kaine is campaigning on voter fraud. >> it is completely unjustified. it is a guy who is whining because he's a big bully and he's getting beaten and he is start to go -- starting to whine. >> hillary clinton is gaining ground. a monmouth poll has trump down 15 percent.

. >> garrett tenney is live for us following the candidates. >> good morning to you.sed to seeing tens of thousands of people at trump's rallies. her rally yesterday in north carolina stand out. it was one of the biggest crowds this election. some 11,000 people showed up thanks in large part to the presence of the first lady michelle obama. she is one of the most popular democrats in the country. has become a surrogate for clinton with the ability to connect to voters on a personal level. something clinton has struggled with. the first lady called her a friend and praised her for her vision for the country. >> one candidate has a vision grounded in hopelessness and despair. a vision for a country had a is weak and divided. then there's hillary's vision for this country that you just heard. a vision of a nation that is powerful and vibe brapt and strong big enough fof -- to have a place for all of us. >> they will have the alleged corruption within her state department and the clinton foundation. >> just today we heard about funneling ten's of billions to bill clinton

. >> garrett tenney is live for us. >> donald trump is not backing down on the comments that he wouldot accept the election. trump said he would accept a clear election result. but he pointed to the contested 2000 presidential election between george w. bush and al gore as an example of why he is reserving the right to legally challenge a questionable result. trump maintains he is going to win and win big on election day. >> i would like to promise and pledge to all of my voters and supporters and to all of the people of the united states that i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> hillary clinton's campaign and her surrogates spent the day hammering trump over his comments at wednesday night's debate. in miami, florida, president obama said the nominee's claims of a rigged election are dangerous and more than just the usual standard lie. >> when you try to sow the seeds of doubt in people's minds about the legitimacy of our elections that undermines our democracy. >> we will see until the election both campaigns are all over th

math major garrett tenney is live in washington, d.c.h major? >> i went in to journalism just so i could avoid doing that all these polls really get me sometimes. but one of questions it's interesting. how much do they have on voters and where they stand? we are now seeing in this race after the first presidential debate it did move the numbers in favor of hillary clinton. the latest fox news poll taken after monday night's debate show that clinton now has a 3 point lead over donald trump. that's a 2 point gain from where she was a few weeks ago. trump is staying steady at 40% though and is he still within the poll's margin of error. in a head-to-head matchup though clinton's lead grows to five points ahead of trump 49% to 44%. a few weeks ago, trump was leading by 1%. both candidates are hitting the swing states hard where the polls continue to be very close and at a rally last night in michigan, donald trump continued to tear into hillary clinton for her email scandal and he demanded president obama not issue any pardon to clinton or h

hear this case some time next year, which again raises the stake of the current in washington, garrett tenney, fox news. >>> time now 7:14. we welcome you back. and caitlin roth is here with warm look at the weather. we got the answer. alexandra limon said the runners don't like this >> i feared that. it was almost too warm, humid and kind of comfortable for them. which is so bizarre, marine corp marathon late october last weekend of the month and you would not think as we take a live look outside that we'd be talking about t runners. as everyone gears up, that race begins 45 minutes. that's what we're dealing with. conditions humid and we'll check in with alexandria in just a minute. she's previewing the event but first let's see weather. warm today, obviously sunday we're at 80 degrees. close to record. you know that can't last too long. >> i know, what's the story? >> it will be cooler for tomorrow appropriately so for halloween. you want it to have a little crisp >> no kid wants to wear a jacket we're begging you not to wear a jacket over the halloween costume >> hopefully they don't have

we begin with correspondent garrett tenney. >> reporter: good evening. we are in the middle of what is supposed to be the worst of hurricane matthew and it's expected to last for at least a few more hours, this while millions of floridians continue to hunker down and wait for the hurricane to pass. hurricane matthew is continuing northward on its slow path of destruction battling florida's eastern coastline after devastating the caribbean and killing nearly 300 people in haiti. hurricane winds of more than 100 miles per hour tore through neighborhoods in daytona beach, ripping roofs off of businesses and homes, knocking out power to more than a million people. the real damage, though, is coming from the record amount of water that inundated many areas that have rarely seen flooding. and towns along the shore such as cocoa beach in st. augustine saw the worst of it with entire areas of downtown flooded with the storm waters. they are emphatic in warning that this storm is far from over. the worst is still yet to come with parts of northeastern florida alo

in washington, garrett tenney fox news. >>> in our weather for this weekend, a very productive storm series for more -- for mid-october connected to a potent system targeting the pacific northwest. we had moderate to heavy rainfall in northern california and the bay area. this will also be a snow producer in the sierra, about 7000 feet. they do have a winter weather advisory in place until 11 am monday. they could pick up three to 6 inches of snowfall up above 7000 feet and possibly down to 6500 feet. that as we head into monday. a dusting of snow in the mountains. we still have lingering showers on our radar. still some activity in portions of the north bay. we're looking out toward sonoma county, healdsburg, cloverdale. coming closer to the central portion of the bay, here is the activity toward half moon bay toward palo alto and livermore. we have some downpours there. we have a little more coverage in the santa cruz mountains toward morgan hill and gilroy. the rain showers in the forecast tonight and a chance that lingers into your monday with the possibility of isolated showers.

. >> garrett tenney is with us as the race heats up. >> hillary clinton may have the lead but donaldmp has the momentum in the latest

garrett tenney, thank you very much. stay safe my friend, appreciate it.sa: a number of florida residents refusing to evacuate their homes despite repeated urging to do so from the state's governor rick scott. the governor is requesting new aid materials from the federal emergency management agency also known as fema. joining us now, is fema administrator craig fugate. thanks very much for joining us. we really appreciate it. what is your overall assessment of the situation right now? where are we in it, where is the greatest need? >> well so far we haven't seen in many areas the worst part of the storm as you see from jacksonville. it is getting out of that area. we've been talking about florida a lot. we're talking about georgia, south carolina, our primary focus is supporting the governor's response to life saving, life sustaining operations as conditions begin to improve further south in florida, we'll start doing assessments and determine what kind of long-term recovery is needed but president obama is already declared emergencies and in all of the st

garrett tenney, fox news. >>> one of george bush's daughters is showing support for hillary clinton.ara attended a fundraiser. this picture was taken on instagram with the hashtag, i'm with her. young barbara bush is not the first member of the former first family to support clinton. her grandfather, george h.w. bush said he will vote for clinton and jeb bush said he will not vote for trump. >>> the mother of a 6-year-old fatally shot spoke about her son hours after he died. jacob hill was removed from life support yesterday. a 14-year-old boy is accused of shooting him wednesday in addition to another student and a teacher at townville elementary school. hall's mother thanked the community for their support. >> i want to thank everybody. i want to thank the church. i want to thank greenville hospital. i especially want to thank jacob's teacher, ms. hollingsworth, that put her life in danger to get my baby to safety. jacob was forgiving. what happened to jacob, jacob forgives already. he's in heaven smiling down at us and he's asking his mommy to be able to be strong to forgive just

back to you all. >> garrett tenney, live dpr d.c. >> important point he made at the end.linton campaign says, yet "the new york times" says there's no evidence of wrongdoing and number two in the middle of the story, after screaming headlines and everything, the documents consisted of three pages from what appear to be, underlining appear to be mr. trump's 1995 tax returns. if you're going to go with a quote-unquote bombshell that may shake up april presidential campaign -- >> i believe the story. >> he believe it completely. i know about our tax code. nobody is arguing he should have paid more than he owed. the system is rigged against normal people. i paid my a majority of income to the government. do you think others have. >> who was president in 1995 when it took place? bill clinton. i don't remember him argue thag our tax code was in favor of rich people against normal people? >> it's changed the provision -- >> by the way, i don't see obama saying that. the interest provision is still in the tax code after eight years of obama. who is on the side of normal -- >> i d

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garrett tiny is live on th-- ga tenney is live for us. >> yesterday in tallahassee donald trump voweds no doubt he will win the sunshine state. the polls are still close despite trump losing the state over the last month. trump is going all p in these last two weeks. no more fund raisers and less time on vetting tab net and morallies in the swing states. he laid out his vision for america but also responded to vice president joe biden and his recent comments he wanted to try to beat him up. >> you see biden wants to take me to the back of the barn. me? i would love that. i would love that, mr. tough guy. you know when he is mr. tough guy? when hes standing behind a microphone by himself. he wants to bring me to the back of the barn. oh. >> at her own rally hillary clinton warned her supporters of what america would look like if donald trump were elected president. talks of a rigged election is a threat to our democracy. >> he refused to say he would respect the outcome of the election. we don't say i will keep you in suspense. we have free and farrell elections and peaceful transfer o

correspondent daren tenney joins us with a deposition and what it shows about trump, the businessman. i know you spent hours going through all these. tell us what you know, garrett>> there's a lot of interesting things in the deposition that we learn about donald trump, including he doesn't use e-mail, he doesn't take notes and he relies heavily on his children as well as his executives to deal with the fine print of his business dealings. now, the deposition which took place in june is part of a lawsuit by trump's company against a restaurateur who backed out of a lease to open a restaurant in the hotel here in d.c., at the historic old post office. that decision by the renowned chef came in response to these remarks trump made about mexican and immigrants last year in his announcement speech. >> they're sending people that have lots of problems. and they're bringing those problems with us. they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some i assume are good people. >> another chef also backed out of a deal to open a restaurant at the hotel. trump responded by suing the pair for breach of contract, seeking damages of more than $10 million