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. >> this case may fort mifflin, full body ab bore itions. >> a grown and few lights went on meanwhileis a full camera battery drained in minutes. spirits drain off energy >> several guests encounter add soldier given tours in the powder magazine >> you'll see a figure going back and forth. >> only to find out fort mifflins didn't have any tour guides working >> the only true stories shared by visitors and staff alike where they experience the same or similar spirit in the same location of the fort and pass it through the lengths of our documented history and ask does it make sense? if it does, we'll share that story with the public. >> reporter: some guests don't realize they had an encounter until they got home. check out this figure standing in the left corner. or this outline of a soldier standing in the powder magazine. whether you believe the photos are real or not. walking alone is a little creepy. in philadelphia, bill rohrer, fox 29 news. >> that camp is haunted. we'll look at it tomorrow. cam i can't with haunted houses >> the weather is not going to be too horrific, it is ch

it was lies andit ition of "gma."se on a speciala. >>> and good morning, america. the debates are done. race for the white house in the home stretch right now and what a finish. lots of fiery exchanges, the most electric by far, a defiant donald trump would not commit to a bedrock american principle that the loser concedes to the winner in a presidential race. >> and also, george, they did not shake hands before or after the debate and the families were even kept apart by debate organizers. >> so nasty and it was so uncomfortable at times but hillary clinton, take a look at very happy with her performance. she was celebrating once it all ended. she said, overnight, she remembers her first debate this election cycle a year ago, and now that she's finished the last one she feels, quote, both relieved and very grateful. >> donald trump was surrounded by his family on the stage last night. right after the debate, they all came up to wish him well. he took to twitter overnight, said he was pleased with the results, looking at some online polls that he said gave him the

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expect ition rate, we to gradually accelerate. achieved, it is on to the next focus. erik: that smile. who has more fun than the governor of japan? an exclusive interview with francine lacqua. >> the company halt production of the smartphone. what this means for arrivals apple and google. this is bloomberg ♪. erik: you are watching bloomberg markets. i am erik schatzker. i am vonnie quinn. another blow for samsung. a person familiar says the company is temporarily halting production of the high end note 7 phone. this comes as wireless company in the u.s. and australia have top selling the note 7. for more, we are joined by van him, who is now at innovation company. he joins us on the phone. marker men, let's start with you. gurman. it does not feel like samsung has had eight -- has identified the problem if the solution does not fix the problem. for theurnaround time replacement unit was so fast after the problems started coming up. this is hardly surprising to meet. i feel like the production stop, toning it down to figure out th

up next, congressman pinch speaking before the christian dc,ition in washington taking place just before the 2004 presidential election, and shortly after, he was selected to lead the republican study committee. gov. pence: it is imperative that we gather scarcely five weeks from an extraordinarily important moment in the life of our nation, and encourage one another and sharpen one another about the issues that we face in this election year. as i heard that introduction, i was very humbled by it. i was humbled to be elected this week on my colleagues to lead the conservative caucus in the house next year. it reminded me though sometimes some people introduce you, they get a little carried away. i was at a dinner in indiana where i served in this last month, my wife karen was with me, and the woman who introduced me was even more generous than you heard today. she went on and on about the work i have done on behalf of the conservative agenda, my stance is a regular on crossfire debating james carver and she said, there are so few great men in american politics today and i give you congre

someone with larger constituency, more name good ition would be a choice. host: david who?d it was. it is funny afterall this blew and looked at news coverage and somebody put youtube montage of news anchors saying who is david it was kind of funny, but one interesting thing that is, as in all of that people dug into my background nd they saw my background and compared it to some things donald trump has done or not done, they begun to make sense to people, not enough sense for it, but there was a path there for somebody with a arger name recognition, larger constituency, somebody that wouldn't have to spend tens of millions of dollars to get their name in public. host: david french, author of threatk "rise of isis, a we cannot ignore," graduate of harvard law school, joining from live necessary columbia, tennessee, an hour away. he is an army veteran. your service in the u.s. military. guest: well, i joined as an old guy. i was 36 years old, got an age waiver to join. felt a sense of conviction, this was in late 2005, i decided to join. a sense of 2006, got conviction we we