a student gave her his crutch so juanita wells, the bus driver, could help get the parent to the driver. she is walking off the bus with a crutch. the driver couldn't reach them alone, so an eighth grader stepped up to help. >> we pulled them out crutch. >> paramedics took them to the hospital to be safe. mariah and juanita went on their way to school. >> she is a hero. i told her also that i couldn't have done it without her. >> she is a hero, too. like, i mean, she is like one of the best bus drivers ever. >> god intended for me to be there. i think god had that plan for me when i got up that morning. most memorable morning of juanita's 18-year bus-driving career. >>> in a presidential race where candidates only seem to attack in a race to the bottom, there is a place where positivity lives. ahead of the final presidential debate we bring you the no-back zone. welcome. i am mark rivera. we have barry edwards and ma representatives will have 30 seconds to say something positive about their candidate and what we should see in the debate and 15 seconds to say something positive about the

so it just doesn't seem like it washes. >> you can bet juanita broderick means nothing to her. >> do you think -- well how do you know that? >> why didn't she talk about it. if groping me is bad, raping juanita broderick is not so good. she didn't go there, did she. >> right? >> i'm not sure i understand -- >> no i don't. >> first that was an interview of what happened to her and you're saying you wanted to her to talk about juanita broderick? >> if we're going to get into the entire issue then we have to get into the entire issue. >> why do you believe juanita broderick and you don't believe these two women? >> all i'm saying is give them the equal forum. >> well -- we've had -- we just reported them. we reported on juanita broderick. >> the "new york times" is not going to sit down and do a long sit down with juanita broderick. there is a story in tmz today about nbc executives having this tape, this last tape that was released, for months. and they held it deliberately before that debate. that is the accusation here. >> well actually no, i think the reason they held it. they say they were working o

in particular he points to -- well, juanita broderick who claims she was raped by bill clinton and threatened by hillary thereafter. paula jones who claims she was sexually assaulted by him. he paid her money to settle the case. and kathleen willy who said she was assaulted by bill clinton in the oval office and hillary made her life a living hel after that. and then later was caught on tape laughing about the case in what sounded like a very callous way. why shouldn't the american people who are offended by trump's comments about women be equally offended by hillary and bill's treatment of these women? >> first of all, let's be factual about this. she was not laughing about the rapist at all. she was laughing about the polygraph test and she was a lawyer assigned to that case regarding the rapist. the bigger point here is the fact that donald trump brought these allegations into the debate just as a means of his own candidacy and credentials. if he thinks he can blame women just diminishes his credibility entirely. this tactic fails because the idea that he was trying to blame hillary clinto

earlier this -- campaign admits it did pay juanita's broderick's travel expenses to go to the debate. >>> well, more problems for samsung. first, the galaxy note 7s would there are problems with the new displacement devices. we'll have that after the break. every day a different six-inch sub for just $3.50 at subway? every day of the week. her name is teri... ...she was born on black lives matter activists are taking to the streets in protest... after dash cam video >>> black lives matter activists are taking to the streets in protest after dash cam shows a former connecticut police sergeant stomping a handcuffed man's head. last june police arrested two men, during a chase officers struck and five patrol damaged. video showed the reported stomping of the head of a handcuffed man. the sergeant retired after 20 years with the department. >>> samsung has stopped production of the galaxy note 7 smartphone after reports that the phones are still overheating and catching fire even with the replacement batteries in them. the company issued a worldwide recall of the phones last month before sending o

juanita broaderick. >> the fact of the matter, too, is he also put out a tweet that said been an interesting 24 hours. well, that's saying something, isn't it? of course it's been an interesting 24 hours. your point about juanit juanita broderick, that's another sign that tonight will turn very personal very quick. >> thank you very much. >>> we, of course, will get to some of the questions from those undecided voters at tonight's town hall because they will have a major role in this debate rooted in curiosity, possibly, but what will it lead to? what will be the moment this year from these town hall debates? how personal and how sharp might the line of attacks be in this year's debate? our guests break it down for us. that's coming up next. what powers the digital world? communication. like centurylink's broadband network that gives 35,000 fans a cutting edge game experience. or the network that keeps a leading hotel chain's guests connected at work, and at play. or the it platform that powers millions of ecards every day for one of the largest greeting card companies. businesses count on communication, a

uninterested in the women who made the allegations against bill clinton, and they are in the news as well. juanitawilley to name two. >> does donald trump have a case? judge napolitano joined us a short time ago. >> if trump could prove if the times acted with -- here's a phrase -- actual malice. that "the new york times" knew this was wrong and published it anyway or was wreckless in its disregard whether it was truthful and inaccurate and published it anyway, then he can prevail. that bar is intentionally high because of the language of the first amendment, the courts have ruled, was intended to encourage open, wide, robust, free wheeling, uninhibited debate. if you are not sure it's right, say it anyway. that's the way we conduct our presidential campaigns. >> if donald trump were to sue, he wouldn't get justice before the election and remember back in 2008, "new york times," paup came out -- "washington post" came out with the same story, and it looked coordinated. where it said john mccain is having an affair with a lobbyist. the election came and went and he lost. and then after that, "the n

. >> the three women, juanita broaddrick and ka lean wiley as well as paula jones, what people don'tl they say about broderick is that she recanted. what they don't say is that number one, anita broderick was found with ripped clothes, ripped nylons and a swollen face by her roommate. people came to her and she said, yes, i was raped. then, the state police came she recanted but said it was true. absolute corroboration. the same with kathy wily, corroboration by her friends. >> paula jones was able to identify distinguishing characteristics. >> it's the secretary on the ballot. not bill clinton. and when the allegations that jeanine is making were put publicly in 98 bill clinton was at his highest levels of approval. >> you say it matters but you're saying... >> you want to win the election, use issues like immigration, free trade, economy and focus. >> hillary is not talking about the issues. what she's talking about is keeps pushing forward these stories on donald trump. >> she said. >> it worked. it's a working strategy now. so donald trump needs to go back, i think to the kitchen

well loved. let's see, paula and juanita and kathleen and kathy shelton. >> i'm sure michelle obama dreads getting she's got to do. i know they've been telling me how much the clintons are z bringing out happened . re. if you remember, herman caine, who was this black conservative people really liked, he was wowing crowds and so inspirational. i was at quite a few rallies with him. he could eat obama in a debate. they brought out gloria allred. >> how did they -- they do this, five women in the middle of a wikile wikileaks dump. >> right. >> that is not what we're focusing on. >> timing is suspicious but it's just a ploy to deflect issues. >> will this work? >> it has so far. the media has been reporting nonstop. the g.o.p. is just making it worse. what is paul ryan doing? spending time trashing trump. the g.o.p. created trump. they gave obama everything they wanted now, voters are fed up. >> rose, last word. >> i'd like to say i don't think it's going to work. duáuiut trying the same play from the same play book. it's not going to work this time, not with donald trump. it just won't. as hong as d

well, look. nbc aired the interview with juanita broderick in 1999.a lot of attention at the time. the particular part in which juanita broderick says she had a subsequent conversation with hillary clinton after the alleged incident with bill clinton was not part of the big timepiece that ran in 1999. i don't know what juanita broderick said about the hillary clinton episode in that original interview. she has since said that hillary clinton made some comments that she took to be somehow menacing. we want to thank you for everything they've done to us. the comments on their face or in a few minutes. it's hard to know what hillary clinton was referring to. when you are broderick is inferring what she said matt. we don't know. we don't know what hillary clinton knew. the only point i was making in the online chat the other day would be interesting worthwhile to see how juanita broderick recounted that in 1999 and how she's recounting it today. stuart: the fact that it's not been released, that nbc thought it surely confirms the view that nbc is totally

has done work with eta james and doing work with holly penfield which is a well known singer and entertainer from london. juanita more is her number 1 fan and juanita moore has been getter her hair done there at least 3 or 4 decades. >> dopet let juanita hear you say that. >> we'll keep it a secret. i have a show on sf commons called thepologist show. it is a talk show and rosalie is always my great great sponsor of my show. so, we have here today the amelia and she is always been there for us in volunteer work. she also helped when i worked on the saint luke's coalition. she was right there getting signatures to keep saint luke's open and contradict today the community for many many years. it is helping her with the legacy ever preservation committee to help with her promotions and her pr and so we want to thank you for listening to some of the-was it supervisor peskin who pushed her work but all the work you do to assist small business so thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next up. >> paul gefer. >> hi. one the scary things about the legacy business program is how old we are. i mean, i'm here-i start

you would think maybe she thought, well, not that well of, let's see, paula and juanita and kathleenkathy shelton. >> i'm sure michelle obama dreds getting up every day and doing the job she has to do. i know ed klein has been telling me for years how much the clintons are despised and disliked by the obamas. but you know what, sean? something kristin said, she is right, the real enemy is the gop. i wouldn't disagree with her at all. i would like to remind everyone that the movie they're watching play out right now with the parade of women that the left and the media is bringing out happened before. if you remember, herman kaicaino was a black conservative people really, really liked, he was wowing crowds, he was so dynamic in his speeches, so inspirational. i was at quite a few rallies with him. people were falling in love with him. he could eat obama for lunch in a debate, and that scared the left. so what did they do? they brought out the blond bombshell from chicago, gloria a allred showed up. it is the same cast of characters right now. >> they do this, five women in the middle

well. with juanita broderick, there's no evidence, no corporation -- koor --co ober brags.athy whily. juanita broderick the first person who spoke with her, the investigators, she told them immediately but when the state police from arkansas came, bill clinton's people, she denied it. and then i met with kathy shelton the 12-year-old, the case of a pedestrian doe file -- the case of a pedestrian doe file that hillary clinton got off. >> it's a too convenient, all these people on one day, on the way -- day when wikileaks start coming out. you've got the mainstream media in cahoots with the clinton campaign. i always respected the media. they are supposed to be the fourth estate. they are the people who keep us honest. no, they don't. they want clinton elected and don't want to do anything else. >> donald trump says there's no proof and is threatening to sue "the new york times." and bill clinton, there's a pay-off involved in that. >> $8 ru -- $850,000 to paula jones. >>> coming up on this friday, donald trump isn't the only one threatening legal action against the media. hi

juanita broaderick made this allegation over the course of many decades. she's recently made herself more public. how does the clinton campaign think about how hillary clinton responds to that? >> welli think one of her arguments may be, if trump does bring up juanita broaderick, the claims were never substantiated, he was never charged with anything. one top aide stress thanksgiving word, unsubstantiated, then you'll see her pivot quickly. this is obviously something she doesn't want to be talking about. the clinton campaign thinks it's a backfire that will backfire. a lot of republicans are urging donald trump not to go down this path. a, it's something that's already been litigated. if you're going to hold bill clinton responsible for something that happened in the past, then donald trump needs to be held responsible for these audiotapes. so i think you're going to see her make some variation of those points. again, though, you're going to hear her stress a lot of work she's done with women and children and families, including the fact she went to china's first lady and declared that women's rights are human rights. that is something she takes great pride in. i think she's armed

juanita jones is widow of the civil rights ralph abernathy. >>> well, it is still ahead ben fleck onis new role as the accountant. >> i'm kevin frazier, coming up ben affleck plays a mysterious man better with numbers then people, rolfed in deadly international dealings in the vo: donald trump and pat toomey anhave plenty in common --. they're both putting pennsylvania women at risk. even after trump bragged about sexually assaulting women, toomey stood by him. on women's health - both trump and toomey would defund planned parenthood. on abortion: trump: "there has to be some form of punishment" toomey: "i would suggest that we have penalties for doctors who perform them." pat toomey and donald trump: too dangerous for pennsylvania women. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. most people owe the bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall street and banks like his. voting to gut consumer protections that crack down... on predatory lending and fraud. to take money from you and... line the pockets of wall street millionaires like... himself. pat

the media who never believes juanita and not believe hillary clinton victims or bill clinton's victims, i wish somebody could explain that to me growing up being told well, it's just allegations. >> well, part of -- i also want to alert folks we'll be going an hour because of this but part of your conversation will be about ken star and those years and those women and those allegations. a.j., are you worried about such as it is the support from the gop even though you're candidate this week has said it's only so important to him? >> no. i think the gop knows that the american voter, especially the working women voter, is looking at mr. trump's record and policy platform, i known when i cast my vote i'm voting for who is best for my family and put more money in my pocketbook and not be caught up in the tabloid stories. listen, you might not like these stories, you might have a doubt as to whether they could possibly be true, i don't, i can understand how some might, but that shouldn't really make a difference at the end of the day and affect you with the candidate with the right policy, because voters in america are smarter than that and better than that

impropriety, sexual assault against kathleen willey, against juanita broaddrick and others they went out to destroy their character as well. this stinks to high heaven. our government is corrupt. the corrupt nature affected all institutions in government coming out of the white house. how they use the irs to go after political adversaries. look at department of justice and miscarriage of justice handling the clinton secret server and destruction of evidence and lying as well. this is the nature of these people but the thing is, this should anger every american, regardless of what side of the political spectrum you're on because when government is corrupt, it loses its legitimacy. i don't want that to happen here in the united states. liz: you know, sheriff, study after study says there is no systemic, widespread voter fraud because the system is to decentralized. there is hundreds of different voting precincts. gao looked at it, said no voter fraud. brennan center for justice says no systemic voter fraud. secretary of state of ohio, he is voting for trump, he says there is no voter fraud. john kasich says no voter fraud,

juanita, kathleen, kathy and paula? if so, acknowledge them from the stage tonight. so this should all go pretty well.. man, oh, man, i don't know how to handicap this. kennedy back with me, trish regan in new york. what do you think? trish: i think you said it very well earlier when you said he exercised the nuclear option, neil. indeed, he did. it really is a game changer here. it puts her on the defensive. i still think he needs to, basically, come out and reiterate what he said in that videotaped message where he apologizes for his atrocious words. but at the same time, he can make that argument, and clearly he's going to do so that, look, these were just words. bill clinton actually acted in this fashion, and his wife on stage right next to me supported her husband and tried to bury some of those women that are here trying to tell their story tonight. so the challenge for him is to basically still be able to win over some of those independent women voters that i think have felt alienated by these comments and do so in a way where he can sill talk about policy -- still talk about policy because, i

juanita, okay, no, he's not here. i give him the message, yes, i have the paper work, well, he's busy, he's on vacation.e a different excuse, every time. >> that's when she called nbc 10 responds. we contacted the lawyer who told us he didn't realize his signature was needed to release the check. the next day his office called to say he went to court and signed off on the money. >> and martina tell us us the money will help with her retirement. and that money gets added to our recovery counter now at $130,635. >> that's amazing, what a relief for her. >> and all that was needed was a signature. >> and she got it in a matter of weeks. >> and she got every excuse in the book. if you have a consumer complaint for nbc 10 responds, give us a call at the numbers there on your screen. >>> coming up tomorrow on next 10 responds, a college graduate gives back his textbooks but never gets a check. this's tomorrow on next 10 news at 4:00. >>> and now to the latest on hurricane matthew. haiti and cuba are picking up the pieces today after matthew brought heavy winds and rain. at least 11 people have been killed as

well. this morp morning donald trump stweeted without the a breitbart.com article with this. bill clinton accuser juanitaroaddrick relives brutal rapes. this cler clearly points us to mind-set this morning. what does hillary clinton need to do if this comes up? >> it's interesting because i think donald trump has forgotten that hillary clinton is running for president, not bill clinton. and i think that somebody who has cheated on his wives and is now in his third marriage is hardly in a position to be casting stones at others. it will be interesting to see if at the debate tonight trumps down on attacking for old allegations that really have nothing to do with who is most qualified to be president of the united states, which clearly it's hillary clinton, or who has the best proposals on the issues that everyday americans care most about. >> if this debate disintegrates, those topics will not be discussed. the momentum hillary clinton has had has been largely on policy. if she can't return it to policy, what happens tonight? it's mystifying here. >> it's a town hall-style format, which i think hopefully

has done work with eta james and doing work with holly penfield which is a well known singer and entertainer from london. juanitaore is her number 1 fan and juanita moore has been getter her hair done there at least 3 or 4 decades. >> dopet let juanita hear you say that. >> we'll keep it a secret. i have a show on sf commons called thepologist show. it is a talk show and rosalie is always my great great sponsor of my show. so, we have here today the amelia and she is always been there for us in volunteer work. she also helped when i worked on the saint luke's coalition. she was right there getting signatures to keep saint luke's open and contradict today the community for many many years. it is helping her with the legacy ever preservation committee to help with her promotions and her pr and so we want to thank you for listening to some of the-was it supervisor peskin who pushed her work but all the work you do to assist small business so thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next up. >> paul gefer. >> hi. one the scary things about the legacy business program is how old we are. i mean, i'm here-i started

juanita dougan, nfib president and ceo. a lot of nervousness out there, huh? >> wellindex that has come out, neil, and thank you for having me on, that is showing a 42-year high in uncertainty among small business owners. and this is unprecedented. we know it is directly related to the elections and uncertainty surrounding -- neil: uncertainly about the outcome or the uncertainty, i talk to many of your representatives, i think you and i chatted about this, the consensus hillary clinton would be heart to beat. now this idea she might in that scenario take house and or senate with them, is that a concern? >> yes, i think that the entire structure of this election has created an uncertainty among small business owners. we see it in the new survey. they answer questions such as, what are the next three months going to look like? are you going to by inventory, are you going to hire or expand in in way? when they say don't know, uncertain, that is an unusual thing. they usually say yes or no. but the uncertainty index now is at a 42-year high. neil: if they want relief, mo

well the last couple of weeks. >> how has she prepared to attacks that could come from donald trump about bill clinton in his past on breitbart today, juanitanton raped her in the 1990s, how does hillary clinton plan to respond to that? >> a lot of those have come from some of the people in the highest levels of the trump campaign for decades. but again, if he wants to continue keeping his campaign in the gutter, that's up to him. i think what the american people want to hear is solutions. they don't want to get bogged down, relitigating what happened in the 1990s. do you want to know how to solve the problem? how are you going to keep things moving forward? >> one thing is wikileaks put out another document dump, e-mails reported to be hacked transcripts of speeches hillary clinton gave offering a different picture of how she speaks in the tone she carries in private versus public on things like trade, on things like wall street. how big of a problem is this? what do you want to hear from her tonight? >> well, let's not forget, this was a crime committed, that the u.s. intelligence committee unprecedentedly came out to say that russia is t

has done work with eta james and doing work with holly penfield which is a well known singer and entertainer from london. juanita more is her number 1 fan and juanita moore has been getter her hair done there at least 3 or 4 decades. >> dopet let juanita hear you say that. >> we'll keep it a secret. i have a show on sf commons called thepologist show. it is a talk show and rosalie is always my great great sponsor of my show. so, we have here today the amelia and she is always been there for us in volunteer work. she also helped when i worked on the saint luke's coalition. she was right there getting signatures to keep saint luke's open and contradict today the community for many many years. it is helping her with the legacy ever preservation committee to help with her promotions and her pr and so we want to thank you for listening to some of the-was it supervisor peskin who pushed her work but all the work you do to assist small business so thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next up. >> paul gefer. >> hi. one the scary things about the legacy business program is how old we are. i mean, i'm here-i start

treatment of women like juanita broderick, be all of whom, and there are a number of them, willing to come forward and talk. her job shaming, if you will, of gennifer flowers, oh, wellshe's only a cabaret singer. what's wrong with being a cabaret singer? that is the height of arrogance. this is exactly the way she thinks. >> i hear you, jeffrey. if you want to talk about issues and think that's what voters care most about, why do you and his other surrogates and donald trump keep veering into this, you know, philandering territ y territory? why not just stick with issues then? >> well, for the same reason that hillary clinton did this -- in her case it was very deliberate and brings up miss universe. these candidates say things. it was a throwaway line, humor. in her case this was dead serious. >> is it a character issue? is there a double standard. if we're going to bring up carriharacter and donald trump' character, then donald trump's campaign will bring up her character and is that where we are and is that all fair game? >> listen, if you want to make an issue about character, that's perfectly fine. in fact, the one thing that we know about presidents is the iss

well, donald trump has just deployed the nuclear option, what some people said was not in the makings has, indeed, just happened. minutes ago donald trump at a table with paula jones and juanitak and blasts from the past that seemed to say i might say offensive things, that is donald trump, these people have witnessed bill clinton doing far more offensive things.

>> well during the town hall debate there was an attempt by the trump campaign to have bill clinton's accusers seated in the family box. the trump campaign tried to create a scenario where juanita broadrick and the other women would have walked with bill clinton and interacted with him before the debate. it would have created a television moment the clinton campaign would have dreaded. they were able to avoid that. the debate commission shut it down last time. the clinton campaign is concerned about a sequel of that so they don't want to have that interaction before the debate. >> so i would assume that hillary clinton and donald trump will not be shaking hands either either before the debate or after? >> i would like to see them shake hands at least at the end of the debate. maybe we can have a moment of unity. >> you're so nice, brian. >> we'll see. >> you are. brian stelter i know you. thanks so much. let's talk about all of this. sunlen serfaty, dan lee an assistant professor of political science at the university of nevada-las vegas and cnn presidential historian douglas brinkley. welcome to all of you. wow. okay. so, should we talk a little bit about the hand shake? sunle

juanita broaddrick here and kathy shelton. she was able to blame and shame a 12-year-old victim as well.ve a full conversation about it. i have to assess people based on what i see in totem and i've been alone with him many times that's never been anything but gracious and gentleman and elevated me to the top of his campaign the way he's elevated women in the trump organization. >> cnn many years ago did fully litigate these two women, fully talked about and reported on their stories at the time because it's very old. i have to say, because you brought it up, that your boss himself, back in 1998, told neil cavuto about these victims, i don't necessarily agree with his victims, he, meaning bill clinton, is a real victim himself, he put himself in that position and talked about how unattractive people are. >> so in 1998 we won't talk about paula jones -- >> he was defending bill clinton and going after these guys and now he's changed his -- >> we took note of hillary clinton's comment on the campaign trail and she said all sexual assault victims deserve to be heard and believed. these are