clearly we have issues that john hayes just detailed some of them.e just need to get off the dime and start making some decisions. the departure of senator reed will be the best news for american business regardless because senator schumer will be far more willing to engage and work out on what transactions need to be done to get america growing again. all about growth. we don't have enough of it. >> thank you. governor john engler and john hayes. >>> still ahead, is apple tv in need of a serious re boot? our next guest says yes. first, to rick santelli at cme with the bond report. >> for the bond report, we'll start with the dollar. interesting day. look at the intraday dollar index. the reason i bring it up, a little before noon eastern, see the big drop? look at a year to date chart. notice where we close last year, 98.63. that's where that drop broke from investors highly aware of unchanged on the year. if you look at one week of 10s, high end of the range. we settled lower last tuesday. but if you open the chart up to may, interesting, see the l

john: there was a republican congressman on television last night talking to chris hayes who was askedf the congress would abandon donald trump if he announced he enjoyed rape. the congressman basically said, i have to think that over. i find it puzzling. i understand christian conservatives care about the wade.e court and roe v. i find it amazing how blithely some of them hear the things trump has said and seemed to pretend he has genuinely sought forgiveness. i find it weird they do not seem to be struggling with the moral implications of backing this guy who has done so many things, according to their theology, that are simple. slex: coming up, wikileak strikes again. how the clinton campaign has been responding to these disclosures. ♪ ♪ alex: for the third day in a kileaks has posted more allegedly leaked e-mails from john podesta. one appears to be a message from jennifer palmieri making fun of conservative catholics. the clinton campaign is responding by calling the disclosures an attempt by russia to meddle in mecca and politics. labrovte -- sergei denied allegations. there is e

chris, my buddy chris hayes is here. julie and john are coming in. we have subs coming in for these guys are great. you're watching a special edition of "hardball." these hardy guys. >> we need subs who aren't as good. the die hards, yes! >>> this is a fundamental question, a fundamental question. hillary and i are both people out of religious backgrounds. her methodist church experience was formative for her as a public ser vapvant but we feel you should live fully and with enthusiasm with command of your faith but it's not the role of the public servant to mandate that for everybody else. >> welcome back to "hardball" and our live coverage of the presidential debate. we have joy and ray. we have heidi presba and jeff shapiro of the "richmond times dispatch." we're in one of the nine commonwealths. what did you think of tim kaine? you've been covering him. was he tim kaine tonight? >> this is not the tim kaine to which virginia grew accustomed over 20 odd years. he was the model of racial reconciliation broke into elected politics as a member of the

john donvan. for halloween they often go for make-believe. mickey mouse for jaden hayes, age 4. >> he really likes mickey mouse. as far as watching a television show. >> reporter: but a few days ago, this same jaden hayes at a halloween party in gainesville, florida, went out like this. a u.s. army soldier, a costume inspired for him by real life. and close to home. jaden's dad, jermaine. but he has not been close to home this year. he's been stationed in iraq. >> it was very hard for his dad not be around when his dad was deployed. >> reporter: that's why jaden wanted to go out like this, in a tribute to his father. but here's what's coming, his dad. you can't see him yet. and neither could jaden. he was in this crowd. >> it was a surprise my wife set up. i was supposed to meet him while he was out trick or treating. and i just showed up. it was a surprise for me and him. >> reporter: and here it comes. >> daddy! >> reporter: and what it means. the fictional mouse and the real life soldier will be out trick or treating together tomorrow. because dad's home. and feeling

if they're not deplorable, john podesta wished that the san bernardino shooter's name -- >> chris hayes. he didn't like to use the term average american. >> she's not comfortable with a lot of things because apparently after 30 years she's trying to find her voice. what's your core, what issues will she run on. >> i'm going to put up on the screen, i know you've got to go. i'll get into this with newt gingrich in the next segment. >> unbelievable. >> these are all of the things exposed. john kerry shut down julian assange and cut off his internet access. i say free julian. here's my question. do you think the public can absorb everything with project vera toes and wikileaks and prowess it to the point where they understand the deep level of corruption, collusion and contempt that the democrats are showing? >> i have great faith in the wisdom of the people. >> they can absorb it in three weeks? >> yes, i do. the two that caught my eye today, the clinton foundation was paying the men double the amount -- and somebody got $346,000 to run a foundation. wow. that's a lot of money. but double

if they're not irredeemable and deplorable, john podesta said he wished the san bernardino's name was -- >> chris hayes, yeah. >> it is unbelievable. >> the other thing she said, she didn't like to use the term average america. >> she wasn't comfortable with it. by the way, she is not comfortable with a lot of things because apparently after 30 years she is still trying to find her voice. they said what is her core, what issues will she run on. >> i'm going to put up on the screen, and i know you have to go, we'll roll the wikileaks and i'll get into it with newt gingrich in the next segment, but these are all of the things that have been exposed. >> unbelievable. >> john kerry apparently shut down julian assange and they cut off his internet access. i say free julian in the three weeks we have. here is my question as we roll it, do you think the public can absorb everything with project veritas, with wikileaks and process it to the point they understand the deep level of collusion and contempt they are showing for the american people. >> i have great confidence in the american people. i think if donal

hayes of msnbc said. nbc news now reporting a u.s. citizen named sayeed farook one of the people involved in the shooting. john podesta said better if a guy was reporting than a guy named christopher hayes was the shooter. get it? it doesn't work politically if islamic extremists are killing americans in america. >> because that brings up the immigration issue. hillary clinton says she doesn't care about the syrian refugees. she wants 65,000 to come in our country. they're saying it doesn't look good for our campaign. >> sure. the wikileaks stuff is very interesting. it's gotten -- by the way, over at cnn, at one point yesterday they said it's illegal to possess these things. but we have them because we have different rules here. we'll tell you what's going on. >> didn't give john dickerson credit. is it okay you should be reading wikileaks things and the vice presidential nominee said -- should we not read donald trump's tax returns that were hacked away from him and put on the front page of "the new york times"? that silenced the argument. >>> a busy day of politics two days away from the debate in the deser

imagine, mercedes, look at what happened in san bernardino, john podesta said, well, i wish his name was said faruk, i wish it was chris hayesis brother, chairman of hillary's campaign, notified of an islamic attack at a somalian restaurant, 14 killed, his reply was, oh, i had lobster there. i'm thinking, imagine if trump had done any of those things, and it is one of thousands we're finding. >> it would have been political suicide if there would have been e-mails exposed like that. what disturbs me is that it is all about politics. it is all about what it is, turning a terrorist attack, a tragedy on our homeland, into how do you best politically capitalize on the situation. and then, furthermore, it goes into the division, the division into ethnicity, into gender, into the anti-catholic bigotry, going after needy latinos, it goes on and on. what the democrat and clinton campaign have talked about branding republicans as extremist and racist and trying to take the party down while they themselves are dividing us up into these categories. >> you know, charlie, on november 9th, win, lose or draw, there is going to be on this p

john donvan. >> reporter: when kids dress up for halloween they often go for make believe. mickey mouse for jaden hayes, age 4, who will be out there on halloween. >> he really likes mickey mouse as far as watching the television show. >> reporter: but a few days ago this same jaden hayes at a halloween party in gainesville, florida went out like this. a u.s. army soldier. a costume inspired for him by real life and close to home. jaden's dad, but he has not been close to home this year. he's been stationed in iraq. >> it was very hard for his dad not to be around while he was deployed. >> reporter: that's why jaden wanted to go out like this, in a tribute to his father. >> yeah. >> reporter: but here's what's coming. his dad, you can't see him yet, and neither could jaden. he was in this crowd. >> it was a surprise my wife set up and i was just supposed to meet him while he was out trick or treating. and just showed up. it was a surprise for me and >> reporter: and here it comes. >> daddy! >> hey, buddy. >> daddy. >> reporter: and what it means? the fictional mouse and the real-life soldier will be ou

in questioning the candidates by my colleague, money and politics editor john delano and reporter and talk show host lynne hayes-freeland. here are the rules for the debate.candidates will have one minute to answer each question then an additional 30 seconds for rebuttal. the questioners may jump in with follow-up questions. we will make sure the response times are equal. each candidate will have two minutes for closing statements. so let's begin. the first of a two-part question. as a leader in your party, yes, sir no. do you support and will you vote for and encourage others to vote for your party's presidential nominee and what if any are specific issues on which you disagree with your party's nominee. according to a poll, you go first. >> thanks to all of you for tuning in. i do support hillary clinton or president because he's going to work for working families, the same reason i'm in this campaign. there will beissues that i disagree with secretary clinton about . we might talk about exposing i don't think we can afford to do that. but what i think is objectionable is that senator toomey has refused to an

john podesta, sent an e-mail suggesting it might be better for the campaign if a non-muslim led that terror attack after an aide noted that christopher hayeseted the name wa sayed farouk, another saying, damn, as if it would be better if it were a nonmachine muslim. podesta, better if a guy named sayed farouk was reporting that a guy named christopher hayes was the shooter. you can see sort of bizarre there in that mae-mail exchange that the clinton thought it would be better for their campaign narrative if it was a white person behind the terror attacks rather than a muslim. >> incredible. what do you think of all this? >> as someone who was born and raised in san bernardino county, i'm obviously very appalled at this response and that his concern wasn't for the 14 americans who were killed and the other 22 who were injured in this attack but that the fact that this tragedy wasn't easy for him to exploit for the clinton campaign. sadly, though, i don't think this kind of response or reaction is all that far out of left field coming from the left. it took barack obama two weeks to come out and visit and grieve with the families of the vict

in one, john pedesta continues to worry about the fallout of the san bernardino terrorist attack that killed 14 people. better than reporting a guy named christopher hayes as the shooter, with chris hayes revealing the name of one of the attackers. there is yet another story involving the investigation into clinton's e-mails. a state department official allegedly pressured them to declassify classified materials. the fbi and state department deny any quid pro quo was offered. according to the fbi, no classification changes were made. but as the length for women likes, they liken trump to famous bullying ads or movies. >> what, are you going to cry now? >> you're so gullible, mcfly. >> sit down. >> and as hillary clinton prepares for her debate show now with donald trump on wednesday here in westchester county today, it's a bit of a tacit acknowledgment by her campaign that while they believe voters may be newly open to her, it's because they're turned off by donald trump, not necessarily because they're enamored by her. that's why you see this popular cast of figures out campaigning for her this week. >>> putting the battle in battle grounds. brand new

the panel will be moderated by chief hayes-white and then we have in the afternoon, later in the afternoon, a screening of "ladder 49" which is the john travolta and and ja kin phoenix movie and we have a film for the little ones and in the latino historic room and the other offerings are shown in the coret auditorium so the children program is program number 5. and at noon we are screening the chuckin ton that prol rescue and at 130 playing fire and rescue from 2014, so it's an blend of movies and shorts and i encourage everyone to come out and take part in the festivities. so anything you would like to add mr. mora? >> no. it should be really simple to get the tickets and then we can register everybody when they get to the library. >> okay. thank you and so this is the website. www. sffd150.org. okay. thank you again mr. mora for all of your creativity and hard work. >> you're welcome. thank you very much for your comments. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this event for the 150th? seeing none. public comment is now closed. commissioner nakajo. >> madam president i always want to join chief hayes-white in acknowledging m

the panel will be moderated by chief hayes-white and then we have in the afternoon, later in the afternoon, a screening of "ladder 49" which is the john travolta and and ja kin phoenix movie and we have a film for the little ones and in the latino historic room and the other offerings are shown in the coret auditorium so the children program is program number 5. and at noon we are screening the chuckin ton that prol rescue and at 130 playing fire and rescue from 2014, so it's an blend of movies and shorts and i encourage everyone to come out and take part in the festivities. so anything you would like to add mr. mora? >> no. it should be really simple to get the tickets and then we can register everybody when they get to the library. >> okay. thank you and so this is the website. www. sffd150.org. okay. thank you again mr. mora for all of your creativity and hard work. >> you're welcome. thank you very much for your comments. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this event for the 150th? seeing none. public comment is now closed. commissioner nakajo. >> madam president i always want to join chief hayes-white in acknowledging m

the panel will be moderated by chief hayes-white and then we have in the afternoon, later in the afternoon, a screening of "ladder 49" which is the johnravolta and and ja kin phoenix movie and we have a film for the little ones and in the latino historic room and the other offerings are shown in the coret auditorium so the children program is program number 5. and at noon we are screening the chuckin ton that prol rescue and at 130 playing fire and rescue from 2014, so it's an blend of movies and shorts and i encourage everyone to come out and take part in the festivities. so anything you would like to add mr. mora? >> no. it should be really simple to get the tickets and then we can register everybody when they get to the library. >> okay. thank you and so this is the website. www. sffd150.org. okay. thank you again mr. mora for all of your creativity and hard work. >> you're welcome. thank you very much for your comments. >> thank you. is there any public comment on this event for the 150th? seeing none. public comment is now closed. commissioner nakajo. >> madam president i always want to join chief hayes-white in acknowledging mr.