the liable law, the governing liable law in the united states w stemmed from the supreme court of the united states before adam was covering for the tim"times." that's the case that if many or most people would recognize by name. new york times verses sullivan. i must say i had not heard mr. trump expressed in exactly those terms but if i heard him correctly, he said that you ought to be able to sue because it is so false and defamatory. th i am not quite sure how he will propose to change the law. chuck asked me to do a little bit of a historical sketch. lets go back to 200 -- oh, almost 300 years to the famous john peters zinger case. >> he printed a paper calls the new york weekly journal. in that journal some writer, i am not sure whether we actual lino t ly know the writer of the story. the writer accused the colonial governor of various acts of government. the colonial government charged the printer with liable. that's like today charging your it staff liable for whatever that's published in your news organization. in any event, at that time, liable law as it existed in common l

lawyers wrote in part the essence of a liable claim is of one's reputation.othing has had the slightest effect on the reputation mr. trump through his own words and actions has already created for himself. we should point out donald trump maintains that all of the claims against him are false and he will prove it sometime soon. >> see how that plays out. garrett let's get back to some of the fox news polls. trump seeing a big dip in the numbers. how much has to do with the "access hollywood" video? >> likely voters were split over the "access hollywood" video. 40 percent said it was a deal breaker. the other 48 percent said unclear. it is not clear how many who said deal breaker were undecided. trump is down 4 points compared to where he was among independents. despite that he is still tied with hillary clinton at 35 a piece. >> chris star well had a piece on foxnews.com. he said it is the independent vote that wins elections. >> swing states it certainly does. thank you. >> wikileaks continuing the streak releasing 2,000 more e-mails from inside hillary clin

this woman she died in >> i'm liable -- i am lionel bienvenu of tremor simeon will when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. i first met mike on a fundraising event to help the hunger in ethiopia. i was an aurora scholar this year. at his birthday party. mike is a very nice guy. he's a really nice guy. he can do 62 pushups. mike is a great friend to the ethiopian community. mike's not like other politicians. he's not like other republicans. i think he's better. mike's one of us. he's one of us. mike coffman es uno de nosotros. mike is one of us. i'm mike coffman, . >>> welcome to 7 sports extra. broncos number one to see you all the power rankings that without a number one quarterback. we will have an by sunday. broncos insid

in the meantime, banks are liable if a crook drains your checking account at a non-chip atm. but unlike credit cards, with a skimmed debit card there's no telling how long you could lose access to your cash. >> think of the hassle. >> reporter: this atm in burlingame is not chip enabled on either mastercard or visa's map so of course mastercard says the map isn't complete. we reached out to bank of america, they say 90% of atms are chip-enabled and wells fargo says 100% of its are chip- enabled. in burlingame, julie watts, kpix 5. >>> we now know a european space probe apparently crash- landed on mars and blew up when it hit the surface. the probe went silent on wednesday less than a minute before it was supposed to land. the european space agency believes it came down too fast during the final two miles of its descent. a nasa satellite picked up a black spot in the intended landing area. scientists say that indicates there was an explosion on impact. >>> new at 5:00, halloween is just around the corner. and one san jose father and son want to give you the scare of your life.

and will not be liable for damages. the verdict was just announced in federal court in l.a. -- where rose and 2 friends have been on trial for the past couple of weeks r raping a woman. rose and his 2 friends were found not liable on all 3 claims -- trespassing, sexual battery and battery. as the verdict was read, the accuser and her legal team appeared somber -- she had her head down as if she was praying. after each account, rose's legal team smiled and shook the hands of derrick and his co-defendants. all of the defendants looked up with their eyes lit up and smiled. rose acknowledged having sex with the woman but claimed it was consensual. the accuser claimed she was either drunk or drugged -- and too out of it to give donald trump got a taste of his proposed us-mexico border wall wednesday morning when food trucks lined up outside his las vegas hotel ... but it wasn't just tacos being served. the trucks built a wall outside trump international hotel just off the strip and offered free grub to hundreds of protesters

rosen as a co-conspirator and potential himself liable under the espionage act.that was something that would shock the media, was very concerned. what we've seen and something we should keep in mind would talk about what a next administration might look like in terms of prosecuting leakers is whether we will still be in the same area where we are in now, which is that the government prosecute the leakers and usually goes after journalists to supply evidence in support of this leaks investigations. when someone like jim rice and is threatened with jail time it's because he's been accused because he's potential in contempt of course for violating an order or refusing to follow an order requiring him to testify as to identities of resources. he himself was not accused of violating the espionage act. i think that an open question is whether a more aggressive department of justice might take that extra step. something we would want them to do but it is the question you would want, i don't think is necessarily a close question, particularly with the submission of the r

as incentive, credit card companies have told stores with the old swipe machines that they are liable for any fraud losses. but cases of fraud where cards do not have to be present for purchases -- such as buying online - went up: 50 percent last year. school is tackling the space debate. 9news reporter maya rodriguez has the story at 4-50. as we celebrate at people who are making a difference in their communities. and in this case.. in the lives of children. 9news reporter maya rodriguez introduces us to a program that is helping hispanic students. aim for the stars. if you are interested in interested in learning more about the stem learning more about the stem programs offered by clace incorporate their curriculum into your science class. we've put up a link on 9news the dallas zoo is at ikea, we believe that everything - from your lamp to your couch - should work as hard as you do. that green living is something everyone can afford. that you can sacrifice everything but a good night sleep. and we believe your furniture should last happily ever after. debut of a new arrival. visito

i must admit the world you inherit from us run into any of these thrush men, you're liable to get yourself killed, all right? oh, i doubt that. trumbull, it's him! shoot him, trumbull. no, trumbull, it's him! ah! shoot him! daddy! no! daddy! darling, you saved my life. how could you tell us apart? i thought you were building your superman plans around illya. i was, but he told me that insanity ran in his family. well, i couldn't very well expose my future children to that kind of risk. why, he even told me that he was a little... off. mm, crazy like a fox. do they still print these things on sheep skin, timothy? i'm ashamed to say this to you, alex, but that's ordinary paper. economy has replaced tradition. things have changed since you and i were in college. uh, mr. kuryakin? yes, miss darling? please, patricia. can i call you illya? please do. you know, mr. solo told me how smart you are, i mean getting all those answers well, point is, i'm not. so i thought that maybe you might tutor me in the evenings? mm, he'd do a wonderful job. you know there's insanity in my family. oh! well, that

transportation department -- says violators face up to 10 years in prison - and could be liable for penalties that total nearly 180 thousand dollars. the ban took effect over the weekend - and since then - samsung has sent reps to airports help owners replace their note sevens - with a galaxy s-7 -- before they board they were at d-i-a monday. samsung has recalled more than 2 million of the smartphones -- over what it calls a battery manufacturing error - that causes them to catch fire. a small community in the panhandle of nebraska is on edge this morning-- following the announcement that bass pro shops would buy cabela's. the price tag? four-and-a-half billion dollars. sidney is the longtime home of cabela's headquarters. about 68-hundred people live there. two-thousand people work at now wondering-- what will happen to their jobs. the mayor issued a statement saying that the town and governor have put together a transition team to develop a relationship with bass pro shops. they hope it'll help people retain thier jobs. bass pro shops told 9news, they could not comment beyond the initial a

will now be held financially liable.... for fraudulent transactions at those cash machines. mastercard tells us the compliance rate is between 35 and 40 percent, yet it's online atm locator shows only ... 778 ..chip enabled atms... within 25 miles of san comprehensive." so why haven't more banks made the switch??? well it is expensive to upgade thier atms. not everybody thinks the change is coming fast enough. the u.s. payments forum, a trade group that represents banks, merchants and technology companies, had expected half the retailers - not one-third - to be chip enabled by now.and the american banking association.... points out.... only 1/3 of customers... "have" chip enabled cards... still, they tells us..... banks "are" ramping up... in the mean time... "banks" are liable if 3 your cash. 3 3 forecast... forecast...today: decreasing clouds, cooler. high: 55 tonight: mostly fair. patchy frost. low: 39tuesday: increasing clouds. late day/evening showers developing. high: 53wednesday: rainy skies. high: 51thursday; partly sunny. high: 54 forecast...today: decreasing clouds

this is totally consistent with his other assertions of opening up liable law or this judge that he called not fair because he's mexican. >> is what strikes me is the way he relished in saying he would put her in jail. we're like the frog in the pot. it keeps getting hotter and that's just a little worse than what he said yesterday or two days ago. >> it's this possibility that republicans keep promising, they're angry, and keep saying we're going to repeal obamacare and 64 tries and that's because the founding government was built with the idea that rapid change was a tierney, so you couldn't have rapid change. >> is thank you. >> up next, my election night diary october 11th with just four weeks to go before election day, you're watching "hardball." >>> election diary tuesday october 11th, 2016, it's no surprise to any one of you that i love politics. it's for what it is, how it's made this country great. we don't look at presidency on the policy alone, the person who attracts us, there's fdr, hair -- harry truman, and children and grandchildren will write about and argue about. there's

. >> it is unclear who is liable tomorrow ditch. >>> welcome back continuing the coverage of the third and final debate, tom your take away from the evening. >> both were strong and no points on either side but we saw playing to the base and strong statements about abortion, immigration and foreign policy. was the discussion about election results and accepting them. trump said i will wait and see and not saying he will accept the process under way and that was the troubling part of tonight. >> and his running meat and daughter said they would accept the results. >> right is sets up the steshment dynamic we have accept the results and it reenforces the base of the trump support that says i don't trust anything that has to do with the establish establishment even the elections. >> and ohio is back within a couple of points. this could be a take for trump. but ohio is still? play and clinton is going to republican states trying to make headway there. ohio is still in place. >> and he appealed to a lot of those ohio voters with discussions of trade and economy and things along those lines

. >> the only way is to go back and when you get embarrassed liabling that -- and listen, anybody who has -- like that -- listen, you are going to get physically whopped sometimes, it happens, and the best thing is to get back on the field. this is short week is the best thing that could happen. you are right back out there and you want to prove to the nation on national television thursday night that what you saw on sunday was not the denver broncos, so you want to go out there and be able to prove those things. so it's good they are going out and plague right away. >> how much affect the bodies? >> it's incredibly difficult. it is such hypocrisy when they talk about hey, safety is our no. 1 priority, let's play on thursday night. it is hard for everybody, you got to go out there and gut it up. >> san diego on wednesday. we got plenty more to come, but i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, verizon is america's most reliable network. and i'm jamie foxx for sprint, with no wins in reliability in any state. you need to stop your shenanigan

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an eight member federal jury found rose and his two friends not liable in a civil suit that accused them of gang raping rose's ex-girlfriend when she was incapacitated from alcohol and drugs. the woman had sought $21 point 5 million dollars ---from rose who was traded from the chicago bulls to the new york knicks in the off season. and here is the week nine friday in four-a fifth ranked cedar rapids washington visits fourth ranked waterloo west... another great 4-a matchup....seventh ranked cedar rapids prairie at cedar rapids kennedy.. in two-a mount vernon takes on willamsburg and in one-a clayton ridge closes at west branch.... you can find this poll on the thanks rick. an iowa grade schooler gets a it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill and blum tried to defund planned parenthood, even though women depend on it for critical care, like cancer screenings. i was diagnosed with breast cancer, and i know it was early detection that made a difference. it's not a political issue. it's about caring about all of our people here in this country. gym. check this out -- th

aware of your property, that might not be obvious to everyone and if someone gets hurt, you could be liable. good advice there. >> bauer sticks it to the toronto fans, you see him right hands. >> we're talking about it on facebook. we have some of your comments, that's coming up next. >> all right. today is an a plus weather day. i want to take you straight to a live look outside. it is 78 degrees in october. we could break a record high later today. don't get too excited, because the weekend is going to be significantly cooler. we'll talk about coming up after the >> get breaking news and weather now on the cleveland 19 news app. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. >> you know by now the indians won. by indian pitcher trevor

if you look across the sun belt, virginia and colorado with both states that were liablely republicanout of reach for trump because of the large presence of college educated whites. north carolina and florida, the same problem to a lesser ek tent. conversely, he is the most competitive in the rust belt states, where the strongest supporters are a significant piece of the overall pie. that's ohio and iowa. the last state, the tipping point, is pennsylvania. it's hard for donald trump to get to 270 without pennsylvania and there, the key factor again is in that white population, more of those college educated white voters combined with a big minority presence makes it tough. down 600,000 or more votes and there are just not enough people in the state despite the big crowds he's getting. >> so, jay, clinton, you know, gaining on trump and some of the battleground states. in indiana, mike pence's home state. how does she keep the momentum going into this final stretch because all along through this campaign for both side, it's been said neither candidate can afford to take anything for gr

the tipper is not liable for insider trading. the tippee losing trades may be charged under the misappropriation theory for having taken information from a relationship of confidence or an express statement and an agreement not to use the information, and the fraud is between the tipper and the tippee, not between as here the tipper of the people to whom the tipper owns a producer duty. this is explained in sec's rule which helps define the kinds relationships that support the misappropriation theory of liability. i think what this illustrates is we are not urging a theory in which tippers are% liable every time in that information is disclosed. this isn't a revival of the information theory that was rejected in dirks. what makes that most clear is that there are situations in which inside information can be legitimately revealed, even when it is now and it will location trading, and it doesn't violate the insiders fiduciary breach. >> i think you're taking this layout of existing law. are you going to suggest that key piece are

it's liable to drag out in the courts for years. i found a similar one in willoughby v. perkins. listen to this. "presiding judge decided on defacto misdemeanor. "dismissed the plaintiff's guilt pro quo argument and ruled sine ne mara." what do you think of that? i think you're a nut! ( prisoners yelling ) hey, wait. now, wait. wait. now, hold it. now, suppose you just tell me what's going on here. he built an illegal fence on the property line blocking the sunlight from my laying hens. his darn hens kept scratching up my yard and i don't have to put up for it. they ain't hurtin' his yard! now, hold it! you say he built the fence and it's blocking the sunlight? that's right, and the law says... wait, wait, wait. now, there's... there's all kinds of fences. now, it seems to me if that fence was made out of chicken wire why, them hens would still be getting sunlight and everybody'd be happy, right? ct to a chicken wire fence, do you? well... no. good. then the problem's settled, and everybody's happy. i knew if andy got back everything would be all right. you get my vote back. when

insurance companies may be liable up to $6 billion of that image. ed: spectacular outside. heather: ed: the most number of deaths in the united states from matthew has been in north carolina. the storm was much more powerful over florida. it just gives you an idea of the power of flooding rains. from the storm surge -- i heard today some of the saying that the hurricane is not over in north carolina. those rivers will be cresting through friday, saturday. here. almost guilty to say that. a few left this morning. if you saw the sunrise, it was very nice outside. taking a wider look, we season rain showers. this is in the week when most of us are in the workplace or coming home. we do need the rain. the bad that once this gets here, it will not supply us with a whole lot of rain. out ahead of it, a lot of mild air. there is another batch of high-pressure kind this system. here is the transition -- 70's tenure 80 degrees in cincinnati. once the front has a chance to come through, we will notice things start to turn whole lot following the cold front passage. 68 in nashua. jeff

. >> something happens criminally, you will be liable. >> the protest against four-state pipeline lasted through the weekend. law enforcement officials shot down a drone that flew near a helicopter. the pipeline crosses through north carolina, south dakota, iowa and illinois. opponents are concerned about the environmental impact. >>> the world series begins tomorrow night in dream come true or perhaps the end of a seven decade nightmare. tears of joy replacing years of frustration. the cubs beat los angeles saturday night to clench the national league pennant and move since 1945. world series since 1945. cleveland manager terry francona says the cubs will be tough to beat. >> their starting pitching is tremendous. they catch the ball. >> cleveland also knows a thing or two about waiting. the indians last made it to the world series in 1997 but they haven't won it all s honoring a comic legend. bill murray is awarded a top comedy prize at a star-studded ceremony. >>> and no joke. hundreds of women rally for their right to wear yoga pants! i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disast

police told the woman who owns the display that she could be liable if someone is scared by the clown and has an accident , but so far she is refusing to take it down. toya: new trouble for wells fargo. the state of california launching a criminal investigation after the bank admitted its employees opened thousands of fake accounts. here's abc's linsey davis. the criminal investigation against wells fargo filed in california comes in the wake of accusations that employees were pressured to sign up roughly two million customers for programs without their knowledge. former employees are now speaking out, telling the new york times that they encouraged to prey on people who spoke little english, college students , and the elderly. kevin pham left the company in saying it was like lions hunting saying it was like lions hunting 2010, zebras. >> you had to open 10 accounts every single day. >> last month former ceo john capitol hill. senator elizabeth warren accused him of gutless leadership. >> you should resign. this just isn't right. >> since then the bank has hired , a new ceo, paid cus

firefighters have been out here for at least seven hours, and at this point they'll liable be here for several more hours monitoring hot spots at the home, and they tell us at this point they still do not know the cause of this fire, either. lane around 3:00 p.m. this afternoon when a neighbor called after spotting flames shooting from the roof. the neighbor tells us earlier today he heard what sounded like an explosion from a blown transformer. he says a fire truck, and electrical crews were nearby working to repair the problem but just a few heros later, that's when he spotted flames and smoke at his neighbor's home. according to property records, cynthia and ben langford are the owners. we do know that inside the home, and a third person an adult male who neighbors say is their son was rescued by firefighters. folks who knew them say the couple was obese and disabled, which tragically may have made it difficult for them to get out. >> we know that she was in a wheelchair. he had a hard time walking. >> they were very nice people. they were disabled, so they didn't get out very much,

the four employees inside were thankful liable to make it out safely. as for the calls, that is something that the fire marshal will try to determine. thankfully no one was hurt. reporting dunigan, abc action news. >>> state representative is calling for investigation into hillsborough transportation commission saying a blurred line between the ptc and cab companies that they regulate. danny young wants fdle to launch an investigation into the pctc after there were internal e-mails that have staff reportedly discussing sting operations. as uber and lyft customers to lure the ride sharing drives to an year where ptc officers were paying to fine them. >> find another agency to handle the regulatory issues without jumping into bed with the companies that they are regulating. >> uber and lyft claim that ptc staff work under special interests. >>> deputies in palm beach county are looking for a killer after a ups a murder victim. the driver was making rounds in jupiter when she spotted a man lying on the lawn. the driver called 911. paramedics found the man

this is totally consistent with his other assertion es s his other assertion es of open up liable lawthis judge that he called not fair because he's max c mexican. >> is what strikes me is the way he relished in saying he would put her in jail. we're like the frog in the pot. it keeps getting hotter and that's just a little worse than what he said yesterday or two days ago. >> it's this possibility that republicans keep promising, they're angry, and keep saying we're going to repeal obamacare and 64 tries and that's because the founding government was built with the idea that rapid change was a tierney, so you couldn't have rapid change. >> is thank you. >> up next, my election night diary october 11th with just four weeks to go before election day, you're watching "hard bab"" is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazee path to your passions? your personal success takes a financl partner who valu it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org i'm one unlucky guy. the chance of being involved in a robbery is 1 in 757. the chances of being

advocates say until administrators and staff become criminally liable, they do not believe abuse will stop. the people here want legislation to protect the disabled. >>> thank you for joining us on colorado's news channel. we're going to have a fabulous macgyver: in my line of work, no one expects to live forever. ("disco inferno" by the trammps playing) and, look, i know i'm not exactly a "safety first"rno" by th kind of guy,ying) but i thought i'd at least make it to 30. fist fight with vladimir putin in space, read the rest of the harry potter books, sing with willie nelson... jack, what the hell are you talking about?! it's my bucket list, mac. you know what's not on that list? but it did get the somali warlords off of our tail. riley (over radio): fighting putin in space? like, how would that even happen? i don't know, riley. life's full of surprises. how's our exit strategy coming? just hacked a somali government database and downloaded the blueprints. there's a stairwell on your right in 300 feet. well, did thornton get the coordinates we sent? i did, indeed. we're targeting a

if the owner and managers are find liable in a civil trial, money could be awarded to those discriminated against. >> it's horrible. especially when there's families actually needing a place and have no idea why, you know what i mean? i think it's pretty upsetting. >> reporter: we repeatedly tried to contact the owners of maygrove village. they have not responded. evan lambert fox 13. >> we have a sad update tonight. a six-year-old boy who was on a south carolina school playground when he was shot has died. jacob hall passed away tonight. opened fire at the school. others involved in the shooting are now out of the hospital. officials won't say much about the teenager other than he shot his father before going to the school. charges are expected to be changed on monday. >>> a speeden train which sped investigators say a lot of debris still has to be removed before they can get to the train before they can figure out what happened. left one person dead, hundreds injured including the engineer. >>> tampa police investigating a stabbing at ybor city night club. around 2:00 saturday morning.

and your liable to quickly find a picture of unlv's loss to colorado state last week.. the rebels entered the game with the rams a 2 point favorite but entered half time down 35-0.. but they have wiped their game day servers clean and are looking for their 4th win (tony sanchez/coach: "man, we let ourselves down. we've got to do a better job than that. the seniors and older guys, even younger guys that have played and have a lot of experience now really feel passionate about going out and being consistent. that's probably the biggest message as we grow as a program, the biggest thing is consistency in our effort. it can't be great one week and then average the next week. we just want to be consistently always trending upward and getting better every week.") teams have been warned on this last saturday of october.. your nice little perfect season and championship dreams will crumble fast if you don't bring it.. #8 baylor getting texas two-stepped in austin... shane buchele to andrew beck.. texas down 2 points late in the 4th quarter... but not for long.. longhorns get th

. >>> the claire davis act goes make schools liable for safety. it's named after clair davis killed in 2013 in the arapahoe high school shooting. her parents pushed for school safety reform. an insurance company for colorado schools is offering new training programs on school safety. earlier this year 9wants to know reporter anastasiya bolton discovered some schools wouldn't train for an active shooter scenario, didn't know how or wouldn't tell us if they did. this took you >> yes. it's only fair we follow up and do a positive story about something a school is doing. recently bayfield, colorado, was the host of a school training program. they had training before, but when we visited, they were going for something new. the i love u guys foundation partnered with the self- shooting and his foundation has done shooter trainings ever since. this year the self-insurance pool expects to reach 65 to 75 members. school safety training is a lot about changing the culture, getting the buy-in from the community. that's something that needs to happen he says

experts believe that insurance company would be liable for only half the damage. >>> it's a year since the paris attacks, and the only remaining suspect has lost his attorneys. if he won't talk they can't defend him. he remained in solitary confinement near paris and was involved in the attacks that killed 130 people last november. >>> and more in the robbery of kim kardashian west. someone found a diamond cross pendant on the street near the residence where the reality start was robbed. and kardashian file aid lawsuit and sued the website that says she fabricated the robbery. >>> all the recent clown related threats are forcing a well known mascot into hiding. ronald mcdonald is keeping a low profile. the fast food chain says they want to be quote, thoughtful of participation in events and will limit his appearances for the time being. >>> and now samsung is giving fire resistance packages for people that want to return their cell phones. katie v/o: she works hard. she stays late. but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers. pat toomey has voted time after time against equal pa

now, his family says the town is liable because lifeguards ignored the college swimming star's signal for help. police say, a lifeguard told them he saw jakubek raise his arms but thought the swimmer was kidding. if the town denies the request, the family could sue. reid: coming up, a homecoming 75 years in the making. the final farewell for new hampshire's sailor who fight als exceeding expectations. harvey: a couple of warm-ups and that seven-day forecast. changing weather patterns could be included. josh: will he or won't he? number 87. patriots play tomorrow but will they have their star tight end? ? ? on social security and medicare, these are the facts. kelly ayotte voted for deep cuts in medicare and social security. here are the votes. she voted against protecting social security from the threat of privatization. and said she's open to raising the retirement age for social security. look it up yourself. the fact is kelly ayotte's supporting big, corporate special interests. of this advertising. randy: monday morning on the eye, you think you are doing everything right. >> thre

he also says in the past he worried his criticism could make the county more liable to lawsuits. now he's asking the voters, many who he says like himself are inclined to trust those wearing a badge, to take a hard look at this election. >> we were all raised, and i hope kids today, my kids are being raised to really give the benefit of the doubt to the police. so i think it is conservatives out there to really think that somebody is capable of violating that trust. i think there's been an extreme level of deceit and dishonesty. >> that was joe dana reporting. sheriff joe arpaio declined our request for an interview. a spokesperson for his campaign, though, issued a written statement to us, reading npart, the claims are startling and purely political, especially in light of the fact that he overwhelmingly voted in and his office's positions during his tenure on the board of supervisors. now as he leaves office, he is taking political cheap shots at sheriff joe arpaio to prop up a phone drink ry like the democrat. that was from chad williams, a campaign manager. he says he has no

advocates say the of you won't stop until staff members become civilly and criminally liable. >> we are not here to vilify the industry. the people. there are some amazing people out there but we do need more system. >> today the colorado department of human services told us it has made many systemwide changes to improve care at the regional centers during the last year and a half. and in the process of addressing many of the concerns expressed today. >>> clear skies this evening after a chilly start. but we are warming up this weekend. >> we are warming up nicely because we have sunshine all around. take a look at the region sunshine all around. that is our weekend. just how warm we get? th sues a forensic expert, why he is asking for $150 million. >>> a top military official caught using a government ,, i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. service. it started with my dad. he fought in world war two, was wounded in korea. he's the reason i joined at 17, fought in two iraq wars, and still serve today. failing to care for our wounded warriors. that's why i took on the va: to get

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it is liable the last time they'll see each other in person before the election. >> a u.s. service member killed in the fight, the first killed in the battle for mosul killed in a roadside ied. the military making their biggest push towards the city today. iraqi soldiers boasting they will be in mow zel in two days. mosul has been an now they are being pushed out of their villages and into the city. >> there is more news tonight. governor baker signing off on a bill hoping to prevent fatal fires. lawmakers hope this will prevent fires like the one in back bay that killed two boston firefighters. officials believe the fire that killed the two was started by a welder working on a nearby iron railing. firefighters joined the governor for the psyche. regulation of welding and hot works. >> the u.s. attorney's office taking over the investigation into former gloucester police chief leonard campnello. he says the department will fully investigate. he announced his retirement for allegedly destroying cell phone evidence regarding his relationship with two women. >> charging in and

number two, i would have liabled to have seen her drill him harder on his economic plan. his whole campaign is based on immigration, and i'm a great businessman, i can turn the economy around. chris wallace's question, we drive the debt up more than yours, she should have attacked his plan and when chris wallace's question went there, hit that point harder that your plan is worse than my plan. >> clinton was well prepared. cokie, where do you think she fell short tonight? >> i agree she could have gone after -- i disagree with l.z. about the johnson voters. we talked about this earlier. >> right. >> because it's true in certain states, but that's the place where surrogates can make a tremendous difference. boy are her surrogates out. they are really doing their job for her. and i think that a lot of those people just don't like her. and it's very hard to convince them, like me. you know? >> final question, who won tonight, and will it make a difference? >> i think hillary clinton won tonight. and it would have made a difference had she lost. because all of the momentum wa

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