and john had - - picking the upper was never on the short list to be linton's vice president, this is due to - - in the e-mail, three dozen people were listtd who could perhaps join the ticket, governor picking up her was not on it but michael bennett and ken salazar got on the list as well along with can cook and bill gates. so, if kids could vote, we would have hhllary clinton, the soaked - - scholastic boat shows linton with her to trump with 35%, state by state, clinton got 59% in colorado and the student vote, by the way, has only been wrong two times, with truman and kennedy as winners. >>> and the peterson airport - - air force base says 150,000 gallons of contented water accident he was discharged into springs utility says that this never entered the drinking watee system. >>> we are still keeping an eye on a fire, so far it has grown to 15,000 acres and it is 0% contained, evacuation orders are in place in pueblo county. >>> so, what about the conditions of these fires? mike nelson is joining us now. >> little 800 and 90s around southeastern colorado, today, sixties, seventie

. >> reporter: 23-year-old cameron linton was a delegate to the g.o.p. convention. you're a serious republican. >> reporter: how can you not be supporting your party's nominee? >> he just doesn't have it. he's had a year to act like a professional, classy nominee, and he hasn't done that. >> this election is one of the most difficult decisions i've ever had to make. >> reporter: tim nerozzi is president of the young republicans at the university of pittsburgh. >> it's disheartening, but i do have hope that our party will bounce back and hopefully this will be the medicine that we over again and say, that didn't work. what can we do better. >> reporter: back in coal country, none of the miners are holding their nose and voting for trump. they are proud to pull the will every for him. if you had to frame it up, you voted for donald trump because... >> change. >> change. >> change. >> reporter: i thought that was the last guy's motto. >> didn't work out too well. >> didn't work out. unhappy republicans, cameron linton says it's conceivable he will vote for clinton but

. >> would linton goes in there and relying on the moderator to ring this up. and let donald trump. >> sink himself in his answer that she zus not need to tum p on this w jump on this. >> if you let your source talks long number, they'll hung themselves. i think we saw that in the first debate >> her strategy is let the mott raider, bring it up. if trump want to fire kplipt blunt, he will have one. >> thank you very much for reminding us about what kind of panic going on in this building right now when our "saturday night live" staffs trying to come up something for tomorrow. >> we are live in the snl writing room. thanks very much. i really appreciate it. we'll take a break here, we'll be right back. >>> we are back in our live breaking news coverage in the crisis of the trump presidential campaign. we are just talking to jonathan allen about how does hillary clinton handled this and she worked in democratic campaign. does it just go out there in the debate stage and watch it happen. >> yes, i do think that is. i love john and he's brilliant. he's a hillary cl

. >> linton will campaign in michigan and ohio today while trump heads to pennsylvania. if you missed the debate or you would like to see more we posted several clips online.>>> a debate set this evening for the senate seat in san francisco. 11th district candidates are both democrats that have been running tv campaign ads some attacking the opponent. with weeks to go before did a south bay election gets settled we have learned the contenders are tied, our new usa poll shows a very narrow lead, but a curveball could be in the works with 1/4 voters in the district undecided. the story of the incumbent versus the challenger chock- full of negative ads. there is an investigation going on and the campaign manager resigned. the tone of the race shows no signs of changing. >> when democrats turn out to vote for the first chemo president he will have explained to do. >> i'm sure mike honda will go very negative. and incumbent losing in the polls has no choice. >> both sides are well aware the race could come down to a razor thin margin. >>> nevada state lawmakers in special ses

the gun lobby can point to audio of linton at a funz raiser in which she says the sproirt -- supreme court got it wrong on the 2nd amendment, after a ruling struck down a local ban on handguns and said the individual right to bear individual right to posses firearms ought to be upheld. the court should have aloud reasonable restriction in that case, he said. that's what the bush administration argued in its brief in the same case. you take that together, and the ad-makers have a point. the woman used in this ad used a handgun. if the high court ruled that local governments can ban handguns depending on what city she was in, she might not have been able to use one. but this ad cld that clinton actively wants to ban all guns for self-defense which is more extreme than her actual position in favor of gun control. >> donald trump supports my right to own a gun. >> reporter: this is true. trump has made defense of gun rights a central theme of his campaign. though he has taken positions in the past that are of concern to the gun lobby like supporting an assault weapons ban. and recently h

they say they were meant to distract linton but it didn't work out. they will square off in the -- las vegas next week. jamie yuccas, cbs news, st. louis. >> or political analyst shaun boyd waiting last night. has ascended into the gutter. the candidate didn't even shake hands at the beginning. trump tried to spin the unspeakable are going bill clinton was worse. clinton had her own struggles. trump accused clinton of flaming outside of the tape he said he disagreed with his running mate's response to syria admitting he hadn't paid federal income taxes for years. clinton have the momentum. trump didn't lose any support, but i don't think he picked any either. shaun boyd, cbs4 news. >>> 51 degrees in denver. >> matthew leaves 18 to in the >>> i will break down what happened for the broncos at home and how the team needs to turn it around next. >> if you have a news tip, we want to hear from you. call our tip line at 303-863- tips, that is 303-863-8477, or send us an email through >>> this is health this morning with new hope for people suffering from h

suzanne kennedy is at the linton hill -- at the lynhill condominium with the latest. suzanne: hundreds of tenants who live at the lynhill condominiums worry that the company who runs the condominium has not been paying its bills. earlier this morning, a pepco crew was here to turn off the power to the two buildings. residents are scrambling to determine what to do next. >> we don't have nowhere to go. we are trying to find somewhere to go now. we coming home, we get home late and i know there is trouble because it is cold at night. suzanne: this is what the manager had to say. who is responsible for paying they are not current bills. suzanne: more than a dozen directors are in the lobby of this building talking about the future of management here. we also spoke with pepco this morning, who says due to privacy issues, they cannot talk with us about the specifics of the case. they say in temple hills, maryland, suzanne kennedy. back to you. speaking of the forecast, fall -- jummy: speaking of the forecast, fall has arrived. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a l

. -- on hillary linton's laptop and her husband. richard: it was suggested to not making an announcement. for donald trump, it is a late game windfall. >> now it is reported that the department is fighting the fbi. that's because the department of justice is trying so protect hillary clinton. richard: comey now caught in the crossfire. in a scathing letter, harry reid accuses the fbi director being partisan and says he may have broken the law. comey has begun briefing lawmakers on the e-mails. meanwhile, hillary clinton's lead over donald trump is down one point. mike pence is hitting the campaign trail in new hampshire. the indiana governor hosted a rally in rochester today. he's urged voters to re-elect senator kelly ayotte. he also attacked the clintons. >> when she and her family opened a private foundation that took donations from foreign server. nichole: on thursday, melania trump will deliver her first speech on the campaign trail. right now, we only know that it will be in a suburb of philadelphia. the clinton campaign is al

linton said, you have to feel a little sorry for them. they have had a really bad couple of weeks. several of clinton's campaign events have been interrupted by hecklers. some targeting her husband, former president bill clinton. denton says trump is running a scorched earth strategy. your negativity, pacifism. we are not going to let donald trump get away with it. >> her 30 minute speech was part of a clenched by her campaign to make sure supporters are registered to vote. donald trump was in pueblo last week. >> donald trump says he is fighting to beat clinton because of the lack of support from republican leaders. he continued his attack on republican leadership including paul ryan florida. he ripped into ryan for not congratulating him after sunday's debate. trump also attacked hillary clinton and the media using the e-mails exposed by wikileaks to accuse the former secretary of state of corruption. he called into question the clinton's health and stamina. >> by the way, let hillary clinton stand appear for one hour and talk the way i talk. and let's see how long she lasts, fol

hillary linton to paraphrase my : friend michelle obama, one of us went high, one went low. >> hours after the most viscous debate in history hillary clinton riding momentum, in a new ad. donald trump apologizing all weekend for crass comments about women caught on tape. now trying to turn the focus on his opponent. mr. trump bill clinton was the : worst abuser of women in the oval office, victims of bill clinton's sexual harrassment and assault. trump in pennsylvania calling >> again, to prosecute hillary clinton over her deleted emails. ms. clinton: donald trump spent his time attacking when he should have been apologizing. republicans pulling support for >> their nominee. house speaker paul ryan saying he will no longer defend trump planning instead to focus now on his party's hold on congress. trump shot back. tweeting ryan should spend more time balancing the budgets, jobs g. ms. clinton: what is exciting to me is that we're getting more and more support, not just from democrats but from independents and republicans. >> ryan all but conceding the election to clinton. a spokesper

. >> reporter: it wasn't just private e-mails,linton had a private server too. the state department began releasing to the public those tens of thousands of e-mails under a court order. everything. >> she deleted 30,000 e-mails she deemed herself, with her lawyers that were personal. that gave her opponents the opportunity to say, hey, look, she's got something to hide. >> the thing you should be apologizing for are the 33,000 e-mails that you deleted. and that you acid washed. >> secretary clinton, i do want to follow up on e-mails. the fbi said there were 110 classified e-mails that were exchanged, eight of which were top secret, and that it was possible hostile actors did gain access to those e-mails. you don't call that extremely careless? >> obviously, if i were to do it over again i would not. i'm not making any excuses. it was a mistake and i am very sorry about that. >> then he came back and said, why didn't you ask an e-mail question? wait a minute, i just did. >> why aren't you bringing up the e-mails? >> we brought up the e-mails. >> no, it hasn't, it

about, not irregularities but voter intimidation i think is perhaps what you're talking about, the lintoneople say, we have to be out there and make sure no one is trying to keep poem away. >> there are rules that govern this donald trump is on the campaign trail saying to his supporters, come out, monitor the polls, look in certain areas, but hst that's against the law in a lot of places. all of these leches are governed by state and municipal ordinances. you can't in some places stand close to pooling place, can't go inside as a layperson and try to intimidate. >> you can't film. >> you've seen republican secretaries of state come out across the board, pushing back at their nominee. that's what's the most extraordinary thing. saying that no elections aren't rigged, we're running these elections. >> he's attacking the integrity of their own work. pete: yeah. >> and these are republican secretaries of state who have been caught in lawsuits in the past being accused of, for example, insisting on voter i.d.'s, suppressing the vote who are sayering our elections aren't rigged and they're pus

he is dying along with hillary linton to rant on the state to 40,000 illegal aliens in this country. it is insane. i can't add to the idea that our government's reaction to 9/11 was to increase muslim immigration. before the 9/11. that was our ruling classes behavior. hopefully enough american pharoah wise to what happened. and will vote for the american party. host: let's get to your phone calls. the lines are open. tom is joining us from dayton, ohio on the public in line or a good warning. caller: hello. i have rum ohio. trump.ting for donald the idea of listen to the -- a less people that killed american were born here. but their parents were born -- -- havee parents are come in from the middle east. we sent our jobs overseas. you are right. we cannot keep bringing these people in because their kids will be fighting our kids and grandchildren. it makes me sick. if you don't stick with donald trump i am not going to vote for you but i will vote for donald trump. host: it's the same arguments i have heard my whole life. bill in marietta, georgia. you are really funny. but state wer

thank you,linton: democratic party chair.hank you, denise, and did luck to you in the -- good luck to you in the election. thank you, alicia reece, who has led ohio in believing that more people should vote, not fewer. thank you. [applause] president clinton: you ought to give this guy a hand. his site has had a very bad week. let's try to make him feel better. [applause] [cheering] president clinton: look, what you are saying -- >> hillary! hillary! president clinton: what you are seeing is a microcosm of what this election is all about. you have one person who is a master at rubbing salt in people's wounds, does not pay taxes, does not even contribute to his own family charity, does not pay his contractors, takes the life savings of people who go to trump u and don't get anything, except trumped. but, he is really good at making .eople mad the fundamental decision you have to make in the whole election is how do you feel about america and where we are going? if you think everything is going to hell, maybe you want to have s

. >> she must have a magic eight ball because weeks ago this candidate is assuming linton will take the presidency. the national republican congressional committee is airing that ad that you saw. campaign for trump. >> some assumptions being made. for a brief moment it looked like clinton's campaign chief switch sides. john put at the's twitter account got hacked and read, "i've switched teams, vote trump 2016. " the campaign said they quickly notified twitter and are working on securing the account. this had follows a mail account. >>> racist cupcakes or a misunderstanding? you be the judge. a bakery owner in portland is taking serious heat after her own creation started drama in online reviews. angelica haze created a cupcake with an oreo baked inside. take a look. she said it looked to her like a formal street and that is why she named it mr. president. apparently not everyone saw it that way and they started calling it racist. or imagined it would ever be taken as an insult. >> the cupcake is now called "the professional" and angelica is hoping people will recognize she only had goo

linton's rival donald trump is also campaigning in florida today. he is attending an event in sanford tallahassee. that following the ev tampa last night. >>> four people are dead after a theme park ride on usa traily. something went terribly wrong on the river rapids ride. investigators stopped the ride while they tried to figure out why it malfunctioned. >>> tsa agents at t.i.a. have stopped 64 handguns, they have stopped handguns, grenades, and martial art weapons. everyone is reminded to leave those item at home. the joins are looking to win the team's first championship since 1948, and the cubs have not won the world series since 1908. a lot of folks here will be cheeng story, leave your handhand grenade. if you have to be re-- leave your hand grenade. if you have to be remind odd that? 83 at 4:00 p.m., and tomorrow, even warmer, 86 and slim rain chances by the end of the week. >> all right, looking at traffic, folks, travel times for you. but 27 a -- 275, and that's o.k. it's not too bad. ulmerton road with a crash there, and let's take a live

in an interview, bernie sanders said he and other senators are planning to pressure linton on progressive legislation. he offered a blunt warning that he'd cause problems if she does not appoint -- key cabinet positions, including the treasury secretary. warren is on the trail. this.s is back doing what does it say about the relationship between clinton and the progressives on the left, whether they are going to get along? flipside of the people seeing a big margin and clinton on the cusp of all-encompassing victory. i don't think they want the story to be told that she won either because she brought over a lot of republicans and expanded the coalition so broadly that diluted their influence, or she won because trump is a disaster. this is putting a marker down early in a way that may be counterproductive for her, but a way of trying to tell a story about the election that makes them more central. margaret: they have already hunter in on tpp or they hope they have. i think warren and sanders are doing the same thing. they are doing it in a different way. coming more awkwardly out and sayi

of the most notable changes, linton campaign research director tony clark e-mails other members of the campaign on excerpts of hare her paid speeches that could come back to bite the campaign. flags from the hrc's paid speeches we have from the hwa. highlights below. there is a lot of policy positions that we should give an policy, carrk h writes. calling in have lou connecticut. you're a trump supporter. good morning, lou. caller: good morning. my call. for taking well, donald trump -- this was nt from donald trump taken back in '95, i believe. host: 2005. caller: 2005. with the agree rhetoric. that it was ate miked. we've heard of locker room talk. unfortunately, some males do speak that way and wind up regretting it. ost: let me ask you this, as a trump supporter, are you concerned of the reaction from some other republicans. today, donald trump was to appear in wisconsin with ryan.speaker paul he was disinvited from that and now mike pence will go in his stead. are you worried that republicans are going to be skiddish now? caller: i don't really believe that that's going to happen

not only have the clintons ripped off haiti, but the new emails show members of the linton team attacking catholic s. while this is offensive it's just the latest evidence of the hatred that the clinton campaign has, really for everyday americans and you see it. and you see so much from these wiki leaks. you see so much. so much. we've all read the reports and heard the stories about how disrespectfully she treats law enforcement. you've seen it. how disrespectful she is to the secret service and many others in uniform, even there to protect her. and by the way, these are weapon-carrying people. they car rir weapons. hillary clinton wants to really dismantle our second amendment, you know. so maybe she should start with her security people not carrying weapons. does that make sense to you? [applause] maybe. maybe she should. she even smeared all america's police officers as essentially racist. you heard that recently. essentially racist. and by the way, i want to give a shout out and salute to our great people of law enforcement, our police. they've done an amazing job. i'm proud of the f

linton trump and hillary trading in the boxing gloves for humor last night in new york. the u.s.candidates appeared on stage together one night after facing off in the third and final debate ahead of the elections. that is what you need to know what this hour. we now want to turn back to the question of the e.c.b. and the uncertainty surrounding the future of the qe program. mario draghi did not provide much clarity at yesterday's press conference. mario draghi: sometimes it is important to say what we did not discuss. we did not discuss tapering. that was never discussed. we have not yet discussed that at all. we have not discussed anything like that. there was no discussion. the second point we have not notussed is that we have touched on the issue at all. ,avid: joining us from london marshall out under which -- m alexandrovich. i'm thinking about you sitting with your colleagues watching this yesterday. did you get anything out of this other than they did not discuss a lot? >> think you have to read between the lines. weeks, thereew were quite a few stories about tapering. dr

as you mentioned, in these speeches, hillary linton talks about the benefits of single-payer, the health care system used in places like canada, that they provide better primary care using this system. it is much better at holding down costs for both consumers and the government. but at the same time, hillary clinton attacked single-payer on the campaign trail this year as she was competing with bernie sanders saying it will never, ever happen in the united states. kind of dismissing the idea. really stick into the affordable care act, health reform system enacted by president obama. it is tough to see where she actually stands on these issues. again, she has kind of taken every position. amy: let me ask you about one of the recently released documents where wall street donors use their influence to complain about senator elizabeth warren's influence over the direction of the democratic party. >> right. there has been so many leaks in the last week. when it rains it pours. this is in a separately, separate from the podesta e-mails. last week there were number of e-mails and memos release

there was also a pass yj in one of her big money speeches in which clinton invokes linton fighting forhe 15th amendment to abolish slavery and say you need a public and private position. this goes to the core, as i was talking to maureen, about what people don't trust about this woman. >> it does. she talks out of both sides of her mouth depending on the audience in front of her. again, in the primary i think maureen is right. in the primary this would have been much more damaging, it may do damage to the millennial voters that she lost because they don't trust the establishment candidates because they talk out of both sides of their mouth. now that we moved to the general election and particularly since there are so many disaffected republican moderates who can't stomach donald trump, listening to her talk about trade, immigration, deannouncing edward snowden, this might work to her advantage, actually. what strikes me, really, is what she charges for these speeches, more than what she says. the way that the clintons have traded on their public service to enrich themselves. more than

another headline, microsoft sees closing the linton deal by the second quarter of 2017 -- linkedin dealsecond quarter of 2017. ? the thing -- anurag: the thing is, they have said they will that linkedin run as an independent unit, and the numbers will run into one of their divisions, the productivity division that they have, just because that ties in very well with their cloud enterprise products. matt: let me break paypal, because those earnings came out as well. first off, i will give you the stock, which is down in the after-hours because paypal's adjusted forecast for 2016 eps trails the midpoint of that, trails the street's estimates. paypal gives its forecast a lot of times in a range. for example, full-year eps of $1.48 to $1.50, and the street is looking for $1.50, so the midpoint of their forecast is $1.49 and that slightly trails what the street's estimate was. to be fair to paypal, it is higher range. they previously said $1.47 to $1.50. i need a whiteboard to go through all of this. in any case, the outlook is disappointing. third-quarter revenue beat, $2.67 billion, in the

basket of ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >> pauley: maureen dowd of the "new york times" has plenty to say about c linton versu s found she can't please everyone. as she reveals video to mo rocca in a round of questions and answers. >> do you read the comments? >> never. >> and not looking at reader feedback is probably a wise decision, if you're "new york times" columnist, maureen dowd. >> i'm always making one side or the other angry. i'm really kind of shy and introverted but when i write it has to be a tougher part of myself because that's my job. >> and her job this campaign has been hitting both sides. hard. sheik excoriated hillary clinton for her long pattern of ethical slipping and sliding. as for donald trump and his performance in last wednesday's debate. >> my social security, payroll contribution will go up as will donald's assuming he can't pick out how to get out of it. what we want to do to -- >> such a nasty woman. goad him into calling her a nasty woman when she was discussing the intricacies of social security and taxes was a triumph of psychological warfa warfare. >> dowd's new book "

for 30 years, i've produced -- linton go i've proven that i can, and for 30 years, i've produced resultsor people. green party candidate jill stein. dr. stein: donald trump made the point that he takes advantage in every way of tax elections and pays as little taxes as possible and that hillary's donors do that as well. i think that statement is kind of an microcosm of a larger dynamic here, which is that one candidate represents the billionaire class. the other candidate represents the donors -- i should say her donors represent that will you and air class. i'm the only candidate in this race that does not take money from lobbyists, from corporate interests and that does not have the super pac. so that liberates me to actually represent what the american people desperately and urgently need. in this election, we're not only deciding what kind of a world we will have, but whether we will not goingorld or forward. we are facing catastrophic climate change. i am the only candidate that is talking about that. in the transformative solutions that we need. we called for emergency jobs program

we will elect hillary linton to be the next president of the united states. wewill show our kids that are still the greatest nation on earth and we are just going to keep on getting better because of you. god bless you, las vegas. thank you. god bless the united states of america. ♪ announcer: on election day, november 8, the nation decides our next resident and which party controls the house and senate. stay with c-span for coverage including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump, in their surrogates. speeches.didates and c-span, where history unfolds daily. ♪ >> after i came up with an idea of reproductive rights i went and research. informationld find and it would help me your out what points i wanted to say about it and how to form my outline. >> i took a methodical approach. with a piece as dense i process ofhere was a working and reworking as i was trying to come up with my theme. i was coming up with more ideas. anduld come up with an idea say that would be a great shots i would think about that and then i would have a new idea with somethi

linton is currently winning by about five points according to poster.com's average. the picture remains. economy is near full employment but not there yet as begin to raise standards of living more broadly han recover did in its earlier stages. can you talk more about that? >> yeah, in 2012 when mitt focused on the unemployment rate coming below up in hiskind of blew face because it went under 8% ight before the election so mitt would have been better off talking about wages falling andply during the reception have not recovered. what we found is in the goodness a time, and this has been very slow recovery from a very deep recession cost by a very crisis.ancial it has taken time for wages to recover, but they eventually and they are basically a little bit above when the recession began and getting during where they were the internet boom adjusted for inflation. broadly good news picture. it certainly could be better. you would have loved to see inflation an after raise over the last 15 years, are , because 't and our energy has been spent getting back to where we wer

hillary linton is for clinton as much as donald trump is for donald trump. we lost her. respond?: i hope nobody heard me say that donald trump is the reason that there's bullies in schools. we're see suggest phenomenon for the first time in where of history, children are using the name of a presidential candidate, someone wants to be the president f our country, in bullying other children. calling them fat, saying they're mexico, saying head ids who wear muslim scarves are terrorists, we've before.een that it is an effect you can google on trump effect and see what is going on. is disturbing, absolutely nobody has reported that someone hillary's name. she hasn't said anything that would frighten a child. let's do one last call from brenda in new hampshire. hillary clinton supporter. caller: hello. i want to thank you for confirm words and action what the bible says, no them by trump, i ks and donald think he emerges as the epublican nominee and seems to confirm effect of negative sxit reality-based drama on the public. you feel about that, amount of negative ads on oth sides to m

our first speaker is catherine .linton she is the chair of american history at the university of texas san antonio and is international research professor at queen's university belfast. her first book, the plantation mistress, woman's world in the tubman:h, and "harriet wasroad to f freedom" determined one of the best books of 2014. published over 25 books, including award-winning books toochildren such as, "i thing for america. for stevenadvisor spielberg's "lincoln." 2012 fleming lectures will be published later this year. was on thelinton committee, or, excuse me, the smithsonian summit for putting a woman on the american currency. i'm sure she will share some of her experiences on that summit. without further ado, catholic. [applause] >> i want to say it is so great to be here, think your last year for the very rousing hundred celebration, i was especially heartened by the recognition of african-american women and its inclusion. this panel is something i'm very grateful for. i want to contextualize a bit my role in this. when i began my doctoral degree in american history at prince

from supporters say he left a lot of attack lines against linton on the cutting room floor and it isn opportunity for his running mate vive some of those about benghazi or the clinton foundation and we will hear from clinton's running mate defense and going after trump for the week that he has had. everything from miss universe to his tax returns that show he didn't pay federal taxes in the 90's. we will probably hear a lot about the presidential nominees and not much about the vice presidential nominees. scarlet: how well do they pull on their -- pull on their own? >> both are well respected in their states. the homeirginia, in state where he is holding this debate is well known and well regarded. most of them are not known by the vast majority of americans. be an opportunity for them to have the biggest political stage of their careers and it will be an opportunity for them to showcase what they know and a lot of americans will know a lot more about the methodist debate and if they do well it can probably improve their poll numbers. i know that, for instance tim kaine has had a che

actually linton: he advocated for the actions we libya and urged out after taken doing business with them. he says this constantly, is george w. bush made the agreement about when american iraq, not ld leave obama. and the only way that american troops could have stayed in iraq is to get an agreement from the then iraqi government that would have protected our troops, and the iraqi government would not give that. but let's talk about the lester.on you asked, the question you asked is what do we do here in the united states? that's the most important part of this. do we prevent attacks? how do we protect our people? we've got to have an intelligence surge where we scrap of ng for every information. i was so proud of law enforcement in new york, in minnesota, in new jersey. you know, they responded so quickly, so professionally to that occurred by rahami , and they brought him find out more ay information because he is still to be anhich may prove intelligence benefit. so we've got to do everything to vacuum up intelligence from europe, from the middle east, that means closely t to wor

after the first debate, where ,linton seem to take the win and trump stumbled on policy details, the peso against the dollar fell. all of this volatility is affecting immigrants. for details, let's bring in isabella cota. great story that euro here. let me ask, when you talk to people in the markets, do they believe this relationship between trump and the peso, is it a theory that people are buying into? that is a very good question. the reality is up until early september people were still skeptical that this was an actual correlation. there are a lot of factors that have been hitting the mexican peso but as of september it's been clear, it is trump driving the day so the most. in your story, you talk to an immigrant worker who is here in texas and he was sending money back to his family, horrified for obvious reasons about a trump victory in the election, but you point out, he is able to now send all of more money back to his family that he previously had been. here this isht perhaps one of the biggest ironies in this u.s. election campaign. not really seem to understand the relati

tuesday morning former justice department prosecutor paul butler talks about the hillary linton e-mailtion, and the recent actions by james comey and other investigators looking into the case. then patrick merit from the university of oklahoma joins us to talk about the history of political advertising and where it is today. jason roberts, associate professor at the university of north airline at chapel hill talking about north carolina's role as a key battleground state. watch washington journal live beginning at 7 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. briefings white house josh earnest was asked about james comey and the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. >> what i have observed in the he is a man of integrity and principle at a man who is well regarded by senior officials in both parties. he served in a senior position in the bush administration and somebody who has strong bipartisan's of work when his nomination was considered by the u.s. senate. all those things are true. they speak to his good character and the present assessment of his character has not changed.

can join our conversation. 202-748-8001 for supporters of donald trump. 202-748-8000 for hillary linton supporters. 202-748-8003 if you support a third party. d 202-748-8002 for third-party candidates. 8003 for undecided. and how are the audience, how are they selected? guest: many of them were vetted by the commission and by the journalists who are going to be hosting this forum. they were brought in by people who are legitimately undecided. i know my editors are often surprised that i can find undecided main between hillary clinton and donald trump, but there are a lot of them out there. i talk to them on an almost daily basis. these are people who either would traditionally vote republican and they just can't bring themselves yet to sign up with donald trump, or have voted democratic in the past and just aren't crazy about hillary clinton. host: all right. we are talking with ginger gibson of reuters about campaign 2016. now, there's a lot that has happened since the first debate. there's a lot that's happened in the last 48 hours. you write in reuters, with his campaign in crisis, u

linton>> next "extra." >> welcome home, mr. t. that the amount of obligatio that i have or tournament anonymity that was lost. if you look back, the only regret i have in life is not spending another year at stanford. i wish i would have had -- >> that's the only regret? >> that's the only regret i wish i had. >> of all the things that's happened to you? >> all the things i've learned. that's been -- all the things i've been through are tough, yes. but they've been great for me. ? >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> just 24 hours after their final debate hillary clinton and donald trump came face to face again last night on a different stage. this time they brought jokes. the candidates mixed politics e. smith charity dinner in new york city. the event is known as a political roast, and here's some of what they had to say. >> we have proven that we can actually be civil to each other. in fact, just before taking the dais hillary accidentally bumped into me, and she very civilly [ applause ] and i very politely replied, "let m

hillary linton is for clinton as much as donald trump is for donald trump. we lost her. respond?uest: i hope nobody heard me say that donald trump is the reason that there's bullies in schools. we're see suggest phenomenon for the first time in where of history, children are using the name of a presidential candidate, someone wants to be the president f our country, in bullying other children. calling them fat, saying they're mexico, saying head ids who wear muslim scarves are terrorists, we've before.een that it is an effect you can google on trump effect and see what is going on. is disturbing, absolutely nobody has reported that someone hillary's name. she hasn't said anything that would frighten a child. let's do one last call from brenda in new hampshire. hillary clinton supporter. caller: hello. i want to thank you for confirm words and action what the bible says, no them by trump, i ks and donald think he emerges as the epublican nominee and seems to confirm effect of negative sxit reality-based drama on the public. you feel about that, amount of negative ads on oth sides

>> reporter: in akron, ohio, linton slammed trump's business skills and his motives. n> he's advocating for huge tax as motit would help him and his eamily even more. what do you want us to do, pay him to lose money? >> you work hard. you pay your taxes. >> reporter: clinton and top democrats quickly cut ads to alizedlize on the news they've tticipated for months. >> i want a president who's roud of our country, not a president who's proud of getting out of paying taxes. outeporter: yet the new cbs news poll says many americans say trump is better at handling the economy though she edges him out on immigration, race ghlations and the economy. >> he is so thoroughly, anmpletely uninformed. >> reporter: campaigning for clinton in sarasota, florida, mmentsresident biden criticized eterp's comments about ptsd. >> he says, you're strong, you can handle it, but a lot of eople can't handle it. inre in the hell is he from? >> reporter: the new poll shows women are key to clinton's latest surge. they favor her by 18 points while men favor trump by 11. >> they wanted to fire he