kaine told the crowd he considers himself the underdog until he;s cae tim kaine told the crowd of hundreds at lawrence university that wisconsin is a key state and voting, especially early voting is vital to hillary clinton's victory. if we win wisconsin it is difficult, very difficult for the other side to win this race and mr. kaine told a group filled with numerous students the democratic faster than wages. we want to make a pledge to have college debt free mr. kaine spoke to supporters, attacking donald trump, calling alleged connections to russia, scary. people who trust trump get tricked by trump,,, and tim kaine told the crowd despite some polls that show a clinton lead supporters should not take that for granted and that's why all of us much . and that's why i'm here today. we gotta have you wisconsinites this is the last week of course before the election. candidates are at a frenetic pace. and mr. kaine was very energetic, but his voice, understandably hoarse. live in appleton myra sanchick fox6 news steph thanks myra for more on all the campaigns leading up to election day-- and

cg tim kaine democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine told the crowd of hundreds at lawrence university that wisconsin is a key state and voting, especially early voting is vital to hillary clinton's victory. if we win wisconsin it is mr. kaine spoke to supporters, attacking donald trump, calling alleged connections to russia, scary. people who trust trump get tricked by trump,,, and mr. kaine told a group filled with numerous students the democratic plan would help them. the cost of college has gone up faster than wages. we want to make a pledge to have college debt free and tim kaine told the crowd despite some polls that show a clinton lead for granted i am the underdog until they call me the winner! of course tim kaine is in madison as well. on thursday he goes to arizona and is expected to hold a rally for voters there, entirely in fox6 news mary thanks myra all of today's campaign events -- democrat and republican -- have been or will be streamed on fox6 now dot com, the fox6 news app -- as well as the fox6 news facebook page. you can check them out simply by clicking the "politic

tim kaine today representing her in our state. i'll bring you what he has to say later.for now, reporting live, kc, today's tmj4. senator bernie sanders will campaign in milwaukee for clinton. clinton's daughter chelsea will campaign tomorrow and thursday for three stops keep up with all of today's developments in the campaign on our website, t-m-j four dot com slash decision 2016. the chicago cubs have to win tonight to stay alive in the world series. this is a live picture from ?cleveland. a look ahead to game six of the fall classic... later in sports. while we may not have hit our record high of 77 degrees in milwaukee, 70s to start out hopefully you got to enjoy some of the day as a cold front will drape across the area on wednesday and bring rounds of rain in addition to the return the 50s. an economy rigged for the wealthy. and ron johnson's made it worse. johnson took a shady $10 million corporate payout, then went to washington and voted to protect corporate tax loopholes for companies shipping wisconsin jobs overseas, su

patrick: this is kaine's first stop in wisconsin since august. bernie sanders, who defeated clinton in the primary, will campaign for her at turner hall in milwaukee tomorrow. and chelsea clinton visits milwaukee on thursday. kathy: wisconsin's voter i.d. law may cause a problem for transgender men and women in wisconsin. that's because wisconsin requires you have a birth certificate to get an id. the state will not allow anyone to change their birth certificate to a new gender unless they have surgery. but not all transgender

we also don't know when senator kaine and hillary clinton will that's what senator kaine is going to be doing right after election today. i asked him about that last night, and he said he and his wife are going to take a few days off win or lose. it's something they do after every one of his political contests. even if he's vice president elect, that's his plan, and his friends at this time, like to remind folks in his 22 years in elective office, tim kaine has never lost a race. back to you. that means that polls have now closed in 49 states. >> the polls just closed in california, idaho, and ohio. we have an update on the map. >> these states have a lot of electoral votes. california the mac daddy of electoral votes with 55. that just went to clinton. 7 in oregon. trump picked up idaho which has four electoral votes. she's pulled ahead now but the game changer is on the east coast, and it's too close to call. back to you. >> thank you, wendy. in fact, too close for -- let me start again. there's a lot of perplexing among people who study these sorts of things. this has not turn exp

kaine delivering his speech in spanish today. that is a first for a candidate on a white house ticket. steve krafft here with more on the rally. >> this whole rally, everything was in spanish. tim kaine spoke to a group of several hundred supporters in the west phoenix. he learned spanish while working with jesuit catholic missionaries in honduras and central america for nine months when he was a student in the early 19. 1980s. >> the language was different, spanish. but the message was the same. tim kaine, hillary clinton's running mate, talking about why she is a better choice than donald trump. [speaking in spanish] >> it's about our country. and asking who we are. >> kaine described trump as a danger to the country. >> trump's vision is foreboding and divisive. so today i want for you to hear correctly from me that under the clinton/kaine administration there will be room for everyone in this country. for everyone. >> and he challenged latino voters, asking them, weren't you insulted by what former governor ja >>> recently fo

spoke one on one with kaine. adrienne: thema ponton explains why he says wisconsin is a crucial win for the democratic ticket. >> i wouldn't be here if it weren't important. we really want to win wisconsin. thema: vice presidential candidate tim kaine says the campaign considers wisconsin a battleground state. kaine rallying supporters in milwaukee at democratic party headquarters on mlk and center. he was just in madison last week rallying supporters, but we april. >> you have got to cover a lot of ground and when you get of bp candidate and the president has been here, chelsea has been here, i have been here, my wife has been here -- we are trying to flood the zone. thema: covering territory and making their case to wisconsin voters, that they should chose the clinton, kaine ticket on election day. >> you may not be able to take a red county and make it blue but if you can margin a vote is a vote. thema: in milwaukee, thema ponton, wisn 12 news. adrienne: the republican nominee's running mate was also in wiscon

tim kaine talks about life after the election on 7. larry: the eng chaing d.c. skyline as the crews bring a massive project to life along the waterfront. alison: a steamy secret confirmed about some "star wars" stars nearly 40 years later. larry: there is a consumer alert after they approved pepco's plan to for your bill. >> look skyward along kensington and you will see a tangled mess. is that what happens? a storm and power line blows over, trees blow over? >> that was the issue. >> that meant spore rad ib outages here. >> got married the day after for the wedding. >> we want to see the thicks happen first. there is 53 improvements and we are committed to improving the reliability of the service to the >> the system is broken. >> roger berliner is an attorney. >> business in america is compensated on the basis of how much it invests. >> they spent smart meter technology. $473 million in the infrastructure improvements. some are happy it's not going off as often but others say $7 is a big increase. alison: union workers with giant and safeway will continue to w

vice presidential candidate tim kaine and sandy hoyer. a potential game changer is on the ballot in fairfax county. we're talking about the 4% meals tax. it is a proposal that would raise how much it would cost you to eat out. the meal tax will generate $100 million each year. much of that will go to schools. opponents argue that changing more or charging more for and unfairly affect low and middle income families. >>> if you're voting in maryland today, the polls will open at 7:00 this morning. they will stay open until 8:00 tonight. if you're a first time voter, bring identification with you because election workers may ask for it. accepted ids include driver's license, student id, passport or utility bill. it is the first time in 30 years mikulski's name. chris van hollen is hoping to take the retiring senator's seat. he goes head to head with kathy szeliga who currently serves in the house of delegates. >>> you can head to polls in d.c. at 7:00 this morning. the election sites will stay open until 8:00 tonight. no photo id is required

tienen m kaine hizo un discurso en espaÑol.ton tiene ventaja ante los votantes latinos. se decidirÁ si se retoma la educaciÓn bilingÜe. 60 maneras de ridiculizar a donato se exponen -- a donald trump se exponen en el museo mexicano. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edicion nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: buenas noches, hoy en arizona aspirante la vicepresidencia por el partido demÓcrata, tim kain hizoe historia al presentar su discurso completamente en espaÑol. hizo un control de entre las propuestas migratorias de hillary clinton y donald trump. comenzamos con el reporte. >> gracias, bienvenidos a todos, buenas tardes, tenemos niÑos, tenemos votantes... reportera: el candidato ti,m kaine se dirigiÓ al electorado hispano en un discurso completamente en espaÑol. >> ustedes son el futuro de estados unidos. [aplausos] todos somos americanos. reportera: el compaÑero de fÓrmula de hillary clinton hablo en espaÑol en uno de los barrios con mayor poblaciÓn hispana en california. >> es

senator tim kaine spoke at the loras college field house this afternoon. kcrg-tv9's katie wiedemann interviewed he talked about clinton's plans to improve the economy by building small businesses. he shared his thoughts on importance of early voting here in iowa and of course he discussed donald trump. about three hundred people packed into the loras college field house. that tiny building has hosted several major political candidates, including president obama. today senator tim kai election. he told supporters to get out and vote early and not to take anything for granted in discussing the issues, he talked about why clinton's plans to improve the economy start with strengthening small business. "there is a piece of the affordable care act, a tax credit for small businesses, that frankly hasn't worked as well as we thing it should have. so what we need to do now is make it easier for small businesses to buy health insurance for their employees. " kaine said the words donald woman" and "the devil", are completely inappropriate. he did not discuss the f- b

katie, you talked with kaine? yes and he had a lot of say about the two officers who were shot and killed in des moines this morning. he and president bill clinton were supposed to rally in des moines today, but cancelled that event. instead he focused on campaign issues here at loras. about three hundred people packed into the loras college field house. that tiny building has candidates, including president obama. today senator tim kaine said he and hillary are the underdogs in this election. he told supporters to get out and vote early and not to take anything for granted. kaine said the words donald trump used to describe hillary, things like "nasty woman" and "the devil", are completely inappropriate. " let's have community of respect and not disrespect. you are not going to be together if you're going to allow insults, name calling. that divides the community and hillary and i in the crowd were several catholic sisters and dozens of catholic college students. kaine made mention of his own catholic faith. he e

kaine talking about the 'economy'... and 'praising' hillary clinton... ...and 'also' attacking her opponent 'donald and divisive"... saying there's 'no grup' -- he will 'not' insult. when kaine 'asked' -- most people in the crowd indicated -- they've "already voted". he urged them to 'volunteer' -- in the "home stretch" -- to get more democrats to the polls... ....saying you can't "take anything for granted" -- because this has been an 'election season'- of surprises. kaine 'hammered being a "checkmate state"... saying if hillary clinton 'wins here' -- she'll 'win' the presidency. while kaine didn't speak very long on it in sanford -- the clinton email scandal is dogging her campaign tonight. right now - the fbi is searching through thousands of emails connected to hillary clinton aide 'huma - abedin'. on the campaign question f-b-i director james comey's decision to speak publicly about the ongoing investigation this close to the election. abc news got a letter from several high ranking officials, both democrat and repu

they were happy to meet tim kaine. they liked what he had to say. but many voters were hoping to in a rare move by a democratic presidential candidate. clinton has not made a stop in wisconsin since before the april primary election. >> it disappoints me. >> i think she has such a presence until wisconsin that she is sending her delegates here to keep up the support. >> reporter: but hillary lost the primary to bernie sanders. and kaine emphasize h important winning wisconsin is. >> you feel the pressure on your shoulders. i'm trying to up the pressure for to you do your best work. >> reporter: but still some clinton supporters seem unfazed by not seeing her here. >> i think they will have. >> she knows where things are head and she sent kaine to represent her. supporters say to them it's a non-issue. george: for complete political coverage head to our website tmj4.com/decision2016. i can't remember the last time i had my windows open on a november day. >> reporter: certain y 1950 which was the record for the day. at 77 degrees, we hit 77 on the 2nd

in hopes of bringing the clinton-kaine ticket to the kaine is back in wisconsin today -- his first stop here in milwaukee. earlier this week he was in the badger state joined by supporters-- first in appleton... then in madison. kaine told the crowd at lawrence university that wisconsin is a key state-- and voting-- especially early voting-- is vital. on saturday a canvas kick off was held for the democrats with senator tammy baldwin. door to drum up support. also at the kickoff was democratic candidate ryan solen who's running against incumbent speaker paul ryan in the first district. "i know i'm a long shot candidate people have called me that for a long time i get to be the underdog but i'm okay with that." " i care about people that's why i'm doing this." vice presidential nominee tim kaine will be in milwaukee early this morning -- followed by an afternoon stop at green bay and an event in la cross in the evening. that's the latest downtown milwaukee - julie thanks julie! hillary clinton has not made one stop in wisconsin during the general election. her surrogates have. the democr

[laughter] yeah, kaine for about six minutes.ck -- >> cool. >> obviously i want to get his take on comey. >> yeah, i thought he was going to be in studio. >> that would have been nice. he is in wisconsin or someplace, yeah. >> yeah, they are -- >> if he has time to be in washington, d.c., he is not doing his job. >> trump did. >> tim doesn't have a hotel to sell, right? >> that's true. >> he doesn't have a brand he has to protect for -- >> got his brand. you should ask tim about playing harmonica. >> oh. >> so do you guys have any special plan for the election, election day? doing normal radio morning program? >> last year we did, last time we did a special from san francisco, live. but, that was, no, that was in 2008 actually. but that was before we were simulcast. now we need to be where the cameras are. if we did something late at night, we would have to be here. >> right. >> and, most of our local stations out -- but they will be taking either their own people or taking the network. >> yeah. you and peter in the studio spitba

kaine on stage. and senator baldwin also here today- saying she cast her ballot that push for early voting. in appleton, kb cbs 58 news 3 our live team coverage continues now with cbs 58's david ade at the donald trump rally in eau claire...david? tonight's rally is expected to get started in about an hour donald trump will try to encourage his supporters to get out and vote. 3-nat- -nat- we spotted some protestors on the afternooninside this arena tonight trump will have some allies with him. governor scott walker will be here tonight congressman sean duffy will also speak and so will reince priebus and senator ron johnson. johnson.key wisconsin republicans have key wisconsin key wisconsin republicans have been reluctant to rally with trump during his handful of wisconsin visits with speaker paul ryan saying he will not campaign with trump and instead focus on maintaining the house majority. but ryan also said this morning he early voted for the republican wisconsin's u-s senator ron johnson is maki

kaine said he wasn't surprised by the fbi's latest decision. he says he's excited by a record number of early voters in the state., but feel like if we can succeed in wisconsin, the path for donald trump to become president is really difficult while kaine was protecting clinton's lead in wisconsin -- trump scrapped his planned rally in west allis. instead, he headed to two other states where he trails -- michigan and minnesota. critics questioned the moves. "if i don't win minnesota, i'm going to look real bad to those pundits that i do not respect very much. the reason trump has invested time trying to flip a blue state is that his path more narrow. the race has tightened since comey's initial letter nine days ago. the question is, how much damage did it do to clinton, and did today's announcement reverse any of it? live, theo keith, fox6 news. after kaine's rally-- many of his supporters headed out into milwaukee neighborhoods. they spent their sunday knocking on doors-- trying to convince anyone who's still undecided. "when you talk with peo

and kaine said trump encouraged the hack. kaine told the crowd the race is close and they need to get out and vote to send a 3 message and vote to send a message you can't take anything for granted because we haven't had an election like this where another country is trying to interfere...he doesn't accept responsibility for anything kaine was joined on stage by russ feingold who is in a tight race with sen. ron johnson. senator tammy baldwin also spoke to the crowd today. coming up at 5 we'll have more from today's rally-live at lawrence univesrity krsiten barbaresi cbs 58 3 let's go to eau claire now with more on tonight's republican rally... and david ade now.david? obviously the headliner tonight but it's the wisconsin republicans who are showing up which makes for an interesting storyline. governor scott walker will be here tonight congressman sean duffy will also speak and so will reince priebus and senator ron johnson. johnson.key wisconsin republicans have been reluctant to rally with trump during his handful of wisco

patrick: this is kaine's first stop in wisconsin since august. bernie sanders, who defeated clinton in the primary, will campaign for her at turner hall in milwaukee tomorrow. and chelsea clinton visits milwaukee on thursday. kathy: wisconsin's voter i.d. law may cause a problem for transgender men and women in wisconsin. that's because wisconsin requires you have a birth certificate to get an id. the state will not allow anyone to change their birth certificate to a new gender unless they have surgery. but not all transgender individuals want the surgery and others may not be able to afford it. county clerks in la crosse say there might be a fix to the problem. doesn't resemble you exactly anymore or you have a concerns or whether you're going to be questioned in that essence, you know, maybe you need to go to the dmv and get your driver's license updated or your id card, you know, so the picture resembles you more and then there wont be that questioning. >> if you're in a very public place and somebody starts asking you questions about, well, w

today it's tim kaine reaching out to spanish speakers in west phoenix. reporting live, steve krafft, on the republican side, donald trup, jr., you remember he was in the valley a week ago. did you see the pictures of him pushing the woman's car out of the street, pulled over? >> yeah, very cool. >> now we are learning his making a return trip here to the valley, to phoenix, campaigning for his father. he'll be holding a rally in downtown gilbert water tower in gilbert, the event b >> campaigning for arizona senator john mccain, who is running against democratic congresswoman ann kirkpatrick. the event will take place at 6:30 at sloan park in mesa at the chicago cubs spring training facility. >> and that's a happy place today. >> yeah. >> anybody who works there or may be just fans driving by, because fans of the cubs are savoring a very sweet victory. >> and how sweet it is, after 108 years, the cubs win the in chicago this afternoon. [cheers and applause] well, this is the scene this morning as the cubs return to chicago carrying the world series trophy

senator kaine: i love you guys. [applause] senator kaine: thank you. this is about life.hat is it about democrats? i used to wonder about that. -- i have been the committee chair and i have seen the environmental guys and delivery guys into overtime i would see that we democrats are bigg, quirky, eccentric, family. i say it with love and affection. and i do not believe in andnized politics, -- said, that is why i am a democrat. years later it is true. continuouslyldest operated political party. what is it that unifies us? and it struck me, we are underdogs. we are underdogs. i do not know if it is our dna come up but we are underdogs. people who have a sense of being underdogs. in my church we talk about a story that is well-known. somebody is at the side of the road who is beaten up and they need help. and they are asking for help. and everybody is on the road and they are all on the road and there are a lot of people walk by and they know better, there are leaders, religious leaders, people who are smart. and they walk on by. and i bet back in the day, somebody walked b

tim kaine expected to take the stage here shortly. patrick: thanks, kent. terry, republican presidential nominee donald trump is expected there within the hour. >> that's right. this event was officially supposed to start at 6:00, but hundreds of people are already inside. it's unclear why donald trump chose eau claire for today's campaign stop in wisconsin. perhaps because it has drawn news outlets from the twin cities which broadcast into west central and northern wisconsin. he has a lot of supporters in this part of the state. in the key state of pennsylvania where he made a , surprise stop at a well-known convenience store. the republican presidential nominee posed for selfies with some customers. in his earlier speech, trump focused on the fbi's renewed examination of clinton's email practices as well as on rising health insurance premiums under the affordable care act, commonly referred to as obamacare. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we will be such an honor for me, you, and everybody in this country because obamacare has to be

. >> kaine: , comey and early voting. >> e, definitely. [background sounds] >> that's not a bad thing to make a little news on. >> what is? >> the transit workers truckers in philadelphia. >> are they out how? >> i think they are out today. [background sounds] [background sounds] >> i was just laughing. on c-span you put up that shot, the shot of him. >> hey, all right. our printer has never gotten so much airtime. >> another tweak copy, hp. [laughter] >> all right, now i can talk. i've got coffee. >> you have now, there you go. popeye needs his spinach. >> all right, here we go. >> this is the bill press show. >> 26 minutes after the hour now at the half-hour we will be joined by senator tim kaine democratic candidate for vice president out on the campaign trail. i'm not sure exactly where he is today but we will catch up with him and get his latest take particularly on the fbi and comey's announcement last friday. i wanted to ask you about what the site yesterday that the cleansing campaign, some people thought as a way of getting focus

tim kaine rallys voters here in the bay area.... and donald trump is rushed off the stage at an event in reno. details when the news begins in 60 i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. vo: in times of crisis america depends on steady leadership. donald trump: "knock the crap out of them, would you? seriously..."vo: clear thinking... donald trump: "i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me." vo: and calm judgment. donald trump: "and you can tell them to donald trump audio only: "i would bomb the sh_t out of them." vo: just one. is. >> let's go make history and let's win this race! >> right now the 10:00,

tim kaine will be in the valley, brian west is live with details. >> reporter: the vice presidential nominee will be speaking here later this afternoon at the marriville community center near indian school 51st avenue. we have been seeing workers inside setting up for the past couple of hours, you can see the stage right there, and somebody who has been with security on a speech unlike any other from a vice presidential, or presidential nominee. it is going to be entirely in spanish, tim kaine is no stranger to speaking spanish, he is bilingual, did missionary work in haun durs interrupting his law degree. he was in 2013 the first sitting senator to deliver speech on chambers floor completely in spanish. today's event at 2:00 here will be a little more intimate, invite only, immediately following this, tim kaine will head to tucson to speak at sunnyside high school. hillary clinton coming yesterday for the second time during this campaign and tim kaine also visiting today, just how crucial arizona is, a push, neck and neck that the democraterize trying to thurn-- democrats are trying

we know that kaine will head to new york to be with hillary clinton. by the way, polls opened in west virginia in 15 minutes in d.c. and maryland at 7:00. back to you. >> angie, thank you. >>> storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell is getting us ready to be outside today. voting early, going to be cold, chuck. >> you betcha. 33 in leesburg. 34 in fredrick, maryland. your early voting will be cold and dry. midday voting, filled with sunshine. afternoon voting will be mild. cool i did when the sun goes down and tracking a chance for rain showers to be here as potentially as early as this time tomorrow. if you're going to go out and do exercising before or after voting, a peek at the weekend comes up in a few more minutes. >>> brand new problem on the outer loop near fedex field at arena drive. do have a crash there. u the left side of your screen slowing things just a bit this morning. 270 southbound after 85, multi car crash. it is now on the shoulder and the back-ups are getting better before. the red is disappearing. i love to see that in a situation li

this interesting proposition that alisyn was putting to tim kaine. you say that you're going to be good for all of america and you have this unique hillary coalition. the question is, does that coalition think that kaine and clinton are for them? >> yeah, well, i think that coalition does, but the other coalition is really in a different place. you know, go back to the '90s. a lot of people who voted for bill clinton respected george h.w. bush or bob dole. in 2000 it was commonplace. even obama/mccain. i think a lot of people respected the other candidate. look at the polling now. 90% of clinton voters say they have a deeply unfavorable view of trump. 90% of trump voters say they have a deeply unfavorable view of clinton. whoever wins will come in with 45% of the country really, really unhappy they're president and probably a divided government as well. certainly if clinton wins. so there's a lot of work to do to find any kind of reasonable coalition that can move forward on the big challenges facing the country. i think the resistance to the winner

kaine is speaking in madison shortly. on thursday he will be in arizona to try to sway that traditionally republican state with a rally that he will conduct all in spanish. he is bilingual and it will be the the u-s has done this. live in appleton myra sanchick fox6 news steph thanks myra. republican presidential nominee donald trump returns to wisconsin.... looking to pick up votes in his strongest part of the state, western wisconsin. political reporter theo keith is on the u-w eau claire campus where supporters and protesters are all of today's campaign events -- democrat and republican -- have been or will be streamed on fox6 now dot com, the fox6 news app -- as well as the fox6 news facebook page. you can check them out simply by clicking the "politics" tab. milwaukee police are investigating a crash this clock at 46th and burleigh. officials say a 42-year-old woman was driving down burleigh when she veered into the opposite lane and hit another vehicle head-on. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the

her unking mate tim kaine just york city. stick with us here at news 3 for live team coverage of decision 2016 as those candidates are on the move. >> dana: so this election is going to come down to a few swing states including the state of nevada. florida is huge this morning and these are lines forming in the city of miami, florida. if florida goes for clinton tonight, we heard some pun dents would be a bad sign for donald trump f. donald trump can take the state of florida, then he'll have a fighting chance tonight. we're going to be watching new hampshire, north carolina, georgia, florida, arizona is in play, michigan as well, ohio a big state as well. >> kim: as those people are still lined up in miami, these folks have already voted. it's in new hampshire a state that both candidates will be watching closely as well. under new hampshire state law communities with fewer than 100 voters can open up their polls at midnight and close them as soon as everyone voted. it didn't take long. with just eight voters that vote was t

Ócrata, tim kain hizoe historia al presentar su discurso completamente en espaÑol.n control de entre las propuestas migratorias de hillary clinton y donald trump. comenzamos con el reporte. >> gracias, bienvenidos a todos, buenas tardes, tenemos niÑos, tenemos votantes... reportera: el candidato ti,m kaine se dirigiÓ al electorado hispano en un discurso completamente en espaÑol. >> ustedes son el futuro de estados unidos. [aplausos] todos somos americanos. reportera: el compaÑero de fÓrmula de hillary clinton hablo en espaÑol en uno de los barrios con mayor poblaciÓn hispana en california. >> es muy importante demostrar que en este paÍs se hablan ambos idiomas, inglÉs y espaÑol y podemos hablar en los dos idiomas. reportera: el senador kaine prometiÓ trabajar en una reforma migratoria comprensiva. >> hillary clinton y yo creemos que ustedes son nuestros hermanos y hermanas y lucharemos por ustedes. reportera: patricia y gustavo reciben con agrado las propuestas del candidato. >> nos va a ayudar para una reforma migratoria y queremos un cargo. -- un cambio. reportera

and tim kaine says that the fbi is actively working to help trump. is he right? let's go "outfront." and good evening. i'm erin burnett. welcome back to a special election edition of "outfront," the final push. right now, hillary clinton going to be speaking at a rally in philadelphia moments away. katy perry going to be giving a concert there. second night in a row of a big concert performance supporting hillary clinton. it was jay-z and beyonce last night. katy perry will be there any moment. we'll take you there live just as soon as that begins. we're also this hour standing by for donald trump about to rally supporters in the battleground state of nevada. two new polls out show that race extremely close, just three days until election day. obviously a lot of early voting there. one of them showing clinton leading trump by one point. 44 to 43. in our cnn poll of polls, it's an average of our five most recent polls. her lead cut in half. she was five points ahead last night at this time and now it's at three. trump called his argument for nevada, a two-minute l

to give their senator, tim kaine a final boost. the clinton/kaine ticket once had a double-digit lead in virginia. that has shrunk considerably. most tell us they're very nervous about what's going to happen tomorrow, about whether or not virginia will go blue for the third psych until a row. >> i'm a little worried. i'm going to d and vote for hillary. luckily, she'll win. >> i think it's pretty concerning. we used to be so far ahead. i think anything can happen, really, on election day. i just hope hillary wins. >> people love senator kaine and they love hillary clinton. we're supporting him. i expect things to get tight. i don't expect everybody because she's go to be the first woman president to vote for her. >> reporter: by the way, that old. a political pundit in the making there. tim kaine expected to take the stage out here on the plaza between 7:30 and 8:30. he and his wife heading home to richmond for their final rally. sounds like he might be able to sleep in his own bed tonight. back to you in the studio. >> a welcomed

democratic vice presidential candidate tim kaine made his pitch this morning in milwaukee. julie collins reports from the campaign trail. beginning at 6:30 sunday morning hillary clinton and tim kaine supporters gathered at the democratic party headquarters of milwaukee. really really low and thats really sad and so we really need everybody to get out and vote and our canvasing and phone calling really helps.' theyre here to canvas the neighborhoods and gather more votes 'and its exciting wisconsin has been a battle ground state for the last 3 or 4 elections and its nice to see somebody like senator kaine coming by here just before the election.' but first theyll get to visit with the democratic vice presidential told the audience of about 50 people they feel very excited about the race. 'an excitement to embrace an agenda thats a stronger together agenda and reject an agenda that is a devices name calling blame game take us backward agenda and so were seeing it pick up in such a great way.' but he says the clinton supporters cant take it for granted. 'the stakes are too hi

kaine: that is an amazing accomplishment.illary clinton because in the words of langston hughes she has held fast to dreams. she was inspired at a young age, and epiphany that if families and children do well that is the best roman or for whether a society does well. and everything she has done -- the best barometer for whether a society does well. everything she has done has been working toward that. i was as excited about that in well is office as excited to have my friend hillary. she has built such a wonderful team. [applause] kaine: there is a beautiful and comical parable in the new testament about a vineyard owner who hires people to work and says i will pay you this, and then hires people at noon and says, i will pay the same thing, and then hires people one hour before closing, i will pay you the same. we do not like that you are treating everybody else late. here is what i have come to know about hillary. the team she has assembled of people who are so deeply loyal to her because she is so deeply loyal to them is in

democratic nominee tim kaine will be attending this concert. and john bon jovi is giving the concert tonight. a live report from st. petersburg in just a moment. take a look at this. this is how tight things are. clinton with 45% and trump with 44% among likely voters statewide. and that's why the candidates have spent a great deal of time here in the sunshine state. janet jones begins tonight's team coverage. >> reporter: thousands of animated trump supporters were out, some waiting more than six hours just to hear donald trump speak and they said they were all out here for he plans to make america great again. >> women for trump, blacks for trump, hispanics for trump. >> and even babies for trump and if you weren't for trump you were escorted out. >> i'm asking for your vote so we can repeal and replace obama clinton. >> if that happened to anybody else, they would have been in jail two years ago, what she did. >> reporter: after that on to the promises of a better america. >> we'll cut taxes for the middle class also. we'll cancel billions i

tim kaine had to settle for o number two, which seems appropriate. i had a chance to speak with senator tim kaine one-on-one last night as this grueling campaign was winding to a i asked what nonpolitical thing he was looking forward to doing after the election. >> i'm looking forward to going away for a couple days with my wife. i always plan a couple days away with her right after so i have something to look forward to win or lose. i know i will be spending time with the person i want to spend time together. it's been pretty intense. about it all is something i'm excited about. >> coming up at 6:00, we'll show you around outside the center and show you what's planned for tonight and tell you about the unique gift that tim kaine gave to his staff at the end of the campaign. back to you now in the studio. >> clarify something for me. did you say she was 99? >> reporter: 99 years old. she had the honor of putting tim kaine's i voted sticker on his lapel this morning. she's somethi. >> on the republican side of the ticket, mike pence returned home to i

for kaine, it's back to work in the senate. today the democratic national nominee breaks silence talking to abc7's jeff goldberg. this is an interview you will only see on abc7. jeff: taking the stage to applause that turned into a standing ovation. virginia senator tim kaine starting with a joke. >> it was a fascinating summer vacation. jeff: kaine speaking to the member of the virginia chamber of co clinton would not have picked him as a running mate if he had not been from virginia. one of the few swing states where polls correctly predicted a comfortable clinton win. >> i'm very proud that she made history and won virginia handily and won the popular vote. but obviously disappointed in the outcome. >> kaine says stated positions for trump on immigration and foreign policy give democrats a renewed sense of vigilance. >> we are not prejudging the administration takes. there will be areas where we will need to apply a little bit of an emergency break to not ten -- emergency brake to the potential bad directions. >> the other s

. >> tim kaine has never been on the ballot and lost before. of richmond and governor and senator and now this. >>> one of the first things donald trump plans to do as president is repeal and replace obamacare. it will take a huge effort. trump says on day one, he will ask congress to repeal obamacare. that won't happen overnight. the house voted more than 60 times to repeal or defund obamacare. there may be more motivation following the election. they could tinker with the implication of obamacare. that could affect health care coverage. so why would trump replace obamacare? what would he replace it with? he would set insurers sell across state lines and make the premiums tax deductible and allow prescription drugs imported. there is work already done to make sure that people who are 26 years old and younger to stay on the parents insurance. you would not throw people out with pre-existing conditions. they will have to make sure those safety nets are in place or it will not be popular. >> we don't know the contours of what will happen. you sho

tim kaine, hillary clinton's running mate talking about why she's a better choice than donald trump. >> it's about our country looking at itself in the mirror and asking who we are. >> kaine described trump as a danger to the country. >> trump's vision is foreboding and divisive, so today i want administration, there will be room for everyone in this country, for everyone. >> and he challenged latino voters, asking them, weren't you insulted by what former governor jan brewer said about you? >> recently former governor jan brewer said that she wasn't worried that her candidate, donald trump, would win arizona, because, and i quote, latinos don't get out ohhh, this is the same former governor who approved the discriminatory bill sb 1070 that promoted racial discrimination. do you think she's right? no. >> today's rally with tim kaine just another indication of how crucial the latino vote may prove to be next tuesday. in phoenix, steve krafft, fox 10 news. >>> well, both hillary clinton cases to voters in north carolina today, a battleground state crucial in this election. a recent qui

tim kaine in st. petersburg with musician john bon jovi. good evening, i'm rod carter. thanks for joining us this saturday night. we begin with breaking news off of the campaign trail, very tense moments during a donald trump rally in nevada. the secret service rushed trump off of the stage made speech because of his -- a threat. we were told there was an incident near the front of the state which is why they whisked him away quickly. moments later, trump did return. >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us but we will never be stopped. i want to thank the secret service. these guys are fantastic. they don't get enough credit. secret service. this is video that officials released of him holding the suspect down and him being carried out. we will continue to watch the story as it develops overnight. you can get the latest tomorrow morning. trump has been busy today, he began with a rally in tampa at the florida state fairgrounds. thousands attended, some waited in line for more than six hours to hear him speak today. trump told supporters that when it comes t with h

. >>> and today tim kaine addressed the fbi investigation and the importance of north carolina and how in this election. wral's candace sweat was at the rally. >> senator tim kaine spoke to a crowd of about 350 people in sanford today, and he really wanted to drive home this one singular message, and that's that north carolina is one of the states that everyone is watching. >> reporter: hillary clinton's running mate senator tim kaine acknowledges north carolina is a coveted state. he says voters here should know that by now. important you are? i hope you do. >> reporter: tim kaine says it's his sixth time in north carolina since being announced as the vp candidate. and he's here again for one primary reason. to push voting. >> do you mind being motivated a little bit? can i spend time doing that? >> reporter: already over a million of people in north carolina opted to vote early. >> you can see who's early voted, but once somebody's voted okay we don't need to call them again, and you can focus efforts on those that were haven't. >> reporter: north carolina is considered a check mate

mariana interviewed tim kaine last night in spanish and english. >> reporter: tim kaine has given overccepting the nomination. that resonates in a state like arizona where i am now. according to the latest nbc news "wall street journal" marist poll latinos make up 21% of likely voters here in arizona. they favor secretary clinton by 66%. compared to donald trump's 26%. so even though the numbers look good for the clinton campaign i did ask senator tim kaine in our interview about a lower turn out by black voters elsewhere. this is what he had to say. early voting numbers show your ticket has gotten increased support from latino voters. >> mm-hmm. >> but support is soft from african-american voters compared to 2012. >> yeah. >> why do you think that is? >> it certainly started slow. a lot of states have done things since 2012 to make it harder to vote. some of the things they have done we have been able to challenge in court. certainly we are worried about that. while the participation in some areas started slow it's really picking up. there is momentum to it. >> as you reported, black

presidential running mate, tim kaine holds a rally at george mason university. this is video of his earlier stop today in charlotte, north carolina. and trump daughters ivanka and tiffany campaign together. taking part in a town hall event this morning in manassas. >> the first open at 6:00 tomorrow morning in virginia. >> too soon for the candidates to take a break. steve handelsman is live in philly where that huge clinton rally is set for later tonight. hey, steve. >> reporter: hi, wendy, thanks. from philadelphia, a beautiful fall day here, this state, pennsylvania is one of those big trying to pick off from hillary clinton. >> reporter: hillary clinton began her last day push in pennsylvania. >> i want to be the president for all americans, not just some. >> reporter: she leads by 4% nationally in our new poll. and will not be prosecuted for her e-mails, no change, after the fbi reassessment. donald trump raged. >> hillary clinton is being productive by a totally rigged system. >> rt a spring county in a battleground state, kim krantz deciding. >> i kept sa

i'll have an interview with tim kaine's wife. follow us online. hallie jackson is up next right here on msnbc. >> hey, andrea. thank you very much. hi, everybody, i'm hallie jackson here in new york. right now we're looking at new faces out on the campaign trail. melania trump will be making her solo debut in about an hour from now. ted cruz is out with mike pence. within the last couple of minutes, donald trump has been hitting president obama on the campaign trail. you're looking live at trump still speaking right now. here's what he had to say a couple minutes ago. >> why isn't he back working? he's campaigning every day. i think considering she's under criminal investigation, i actually think he's got a conflict. >> both candidates spread across florida and north carolina, surrogates in iowa, ohio, michigan and nevada. it's a battleground blitz with tens of millions of people having already voted, by the way. trump seemed to get a bump in new battleground polls, leading by a point in new hampshire. in colorado, more new numbers show clinton ma

for kaine, i say it's the thought that counts but what he said was thoughtless.hing senseless about this gun violence. hell, it may be the most sensible thing ever. kaine since corrected the tweet but others actually used this attack, foiled by a gun, to demand more gun control. fyi, the sheriff actually said, "i am willing to use a billion infidels. this mentality destroyed the and recap, after isis called for attacks using cars and knives, a young muslim terrorist follows the orders and gets shot for it and kaine, among others, just saw the gun. kaine could have been vp. i guess you could say we dodged a bullet, unlike that terrorist. so dana, exciting news, i think the fbi found evidence that the attacker wasn't inspired by isis. we saw that coming. >> a couple hours ago the bbc tweeted a news story that so-called isis -- it's driving me crazy. they call them the islamic state so we should take them at their word. >> right. >> that's what they want to create, is an islamic state, and they will try to inspire anyone, including 18-year-old men who could have bee

so today i want for you to hear correctly from me that under the clinton/kaine administration there will be room for everyone in this country. >> kaine speaking this afternoon at the maryvale community center. democrats and hillary clinton effort to help turn arizona blue this coming tuesday on election day. >>> vermont senator and former presidential candidate bernie sanders will be back in arizona on sunday. he will be campaigning for hillary clinton just two days before the election. the time and location for that appearance have not yet been announced but we will keep you posted. >>> melania trump campaigning today for her husband in pennsylvania. donald trump known for officen calling people out on twitter today his wife says she would like to confront on-line bullying of children if becomes first lady. >> it is never okay when a 12-year-old girl or boy is mocked, bullied or attacked. is it terrible when that happens on the playground and is absolutely unacceptable when it's done by someone with no name hiding on the internet. we have to find a better way to with each other, to resp

kaine also attacked donald trump, calling alleged connections to russia, scary. and said despite supporters should not take that for granted meanwhile donald trump campaigned in front of a crowd of students at u-w eau claire. he spoke directly to democrats..who have already voted...asking them to change their minds. which you can do in wisconsin "this is a message for any democratic voter who has already cast their ballots for hillary clinton are having a bad case of buyers remorse. in other words, you want to change your vote" people who will walk on by - thats whats at stake in this election. donald trump puts himself first.' senator bernie sanders will be at turner hall in milwaukee tonight campaigning for clinton. chelsea clinton will be in eau claire and oshkosh. hillary clinton will be florida reporting live in milwaukee deandra corinthios fox6 news. for more details on the campaign stops in wisconsin -- head to our website, fox six now dot com and click the politics tab. and remember - fox6 is the station to watch on election night. we will bring you exper