louis doesn't mean that they cannot be proud of themselves. i think the book shows amply that some of the missed chances just were not up there doing, it happened and the main thing is just to be proud of what you have and happy with what you have. i think the townhouse that. i think that they are not interested in being a new york but the perception nationally is that the phrase meaning the average person as if the average person is worth listening to, i think he is.

louis where a police officer has died after an early morning shooting. officer blake snyder and his partner were responding to a disturbance call when they came across an 18-year motorist. see his hands.. he started shooting. (jon belmar/st. louis county police chief) "from the time the suspect had this point in the investigation, gave the suspect some commands because he coundn't see his hands. snyder is survived by his wife and a two-year old son. it's the first st. louis county police officer killed in the line of duty in 16 years. snyder's partner returned critical condition. houston police are investigating the shooting of an inmate during his medical treatment. investigators say a sheriff's deputy shot and wounded ricky lynn hall while he was being treated for seizures. police say hall grabbed a weapon with a blade during his

louis. that was the foundation for many years of the shelton criminal enterprises bootlegs and then labor racketeers and control of of the illegal gamble ppg peoria comes into play in the shelton story it is the last big who are are who hurrah and it was interesting that -- peeoria had a wide open city. and amazingly the underworld activity in peoria had continued to be dominated and lead by local gangsters now this wasn't the case anywhere else in illinois. north it was all dominated by ailing al capone and chicago and started south to the tip of the state he was shelton gang territory, and peoria remained in neutral buffer zone between two major criminal entities. and -- peoria who was a haven of shady activities back then, but controlled those activities had remain in the hands of local gangsters. well, as world war ii is getting underway, the shelton -- excuse me capone crowd out of chicago made a long anticipated move to come into peoria and take over peoria because it was booming in te

louis. what's going through their minds and what do they do if trump goes nuclear? >> to your first point, in terms of her strategy, she hasn't commented on this audiotape from 2005 until tonight. that's by design because she wants her comments tonight to have an impact. one senior advisor telling me she's going to talk about the broader pattern that we see here within these comments. and i think she's going to be tough. and as we are getting indications, that's going to come up very early on in the debate. in terms of how she's bracing for personal attacks against her, i'm being told that she's ready to call out trump on anything he raises that's unsubstantiated and then she's going to talk about her record of fighting for women. but remember, hallie, she's got a huge lead when it comes to women voters so even a lot of republicans are saying it's a risky strategy for donald trump to bring up bill clinton and his past and secretary clinton's past because that could wind up alienating more wo

louis. fireworks at the second presidential debate. >> it was tension reaching new heights. the candidates starting out with a snub rather than a handshake. that was in the first minute. >> good morning to you. you are watching fox & friends first. i'm heather childers. >> right out of the gate the gloves were off. donald trump delivering as promised, hitting hillary clinton hard. >> i take classified material very seriously. >> and yet, she didn't know the word, the letter "c" on a document. if i win, i am going to instruct my attorney general to get a special prosecutor to look into your situation. >> it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you'd be in jail. >> when they go low, you go high. >> bernie sanders said she had bad judgment. she has really bad judgment. i was so surprised to see him sign on with the devil. >> he owes our country an apology. and he needs to take responsibility for his actions

their key employee is louis, the general manager. louis, how are you? nice to meet you. i'm marcus. he understands the process better than anyone. louis: what you need to do is do it multiple times, 'cause you can see the difference, how this is smoother and this is still rough. lemonis: so why doesn't that machine do it all in one? louis: 'cause it's not, like, one of the best planers. lemonis: do they make one that would do it all in one shot? louis: yes. steve: some of the machinery here are 50 years old. lemonis: look, it's obvious to me now that the company isn't the only thing that's three generations old. and if this equipment doesn't work and it's not up to date with the right technology, well, you're wasting a lot of time. what does it cost to get a brand-new one that does it the right way? louis: a really good one, about, say, $3,000. lemonis: if it costs $3,000 to get a new one, how much time extra did he have to take to do it three times? multiply it times the number of furniture that we make in a year. how long does it take me to get my money back? steve: this is the ho

louis, everybody.o has been leaked, the number who are dropping their endorsement is growing. donald trump is tweeting calling them hypocrites. >> i am bringing in matt lewis, senior political commentator to "the daily collar" and author f of -- >> too dumb to think. >> here along that line, we just shared that tweet of donald trump going after the republican leadership there. he did it in several tweets right now. what state does that leave your party in? >> it's chaos. it's a mess. last night there were reports that reince priebus and the republicans were going to hang donald trump out to try. apparently the reports are erroneous. but you have a party that is divided against itself, the republican party. it's unbelievable. >> you have never been won over by trump yourself, to say the very least. what do you think of -- i don't know if you can call it a strategy, but what do you think of what trump is doing today, going back to where he began being at war with party leadership? is there advantage for

louis. we're doio this morning. emily: there was a lot said on both sides, and this morning we're digging into some of those comments as the campaigns now roll on at this point. first, here's donald trump on syria. >> all of the problems that you see going on, hundreds of thousands of people coming in from syria when we know nothing about them. emily: mr. trump made those comments talking about his false. president obama allowed 100,000 refugees from the whole world. they undergo rigorous screening. hillary clinton got mostly high marks from fact-checkers, but there were some questions. like when she said there is no evidence her email had been hacked by a foreign power while she was using a private server. well, the times ruled that misleading. there is no evidence, but the f.b.i. says the best hackers don't leave any. it took nearly a year for emails and we will hear more ahead in news to go. erika: breaking overnight -- a large apartment fire in bourne, huge flames. no word on injuries or what might have sparked

louis. we're also learning from the clinton campaign that hillary clinton has been holding back on responding to this issue. the plan is for her to come out swinging tonight. we'll have much more ahead and our campaign chairman told chris wallace that donald trump needs to explain himself. >> this is who this guy is. and i think that the american people can just hear for themselves in graphic detail which you know i hope every voter actually takes the time to see what is really on that tape. >> and tonight, america will be watching to see how the candidates handle this issue and whether donald trump dw, well, bounce back. we have team fox coverage. jennifer griffin as always covering hillary clinton's campaign. but first carl cameron, covering the campaign in st. louis. as trump put it, it's been an interesting 24 hours. >> and the next 24 could be even more so. he has an awful lot of hurdles to clear tonight. trump campaign recognizes that. they have been doubling up on efforts to try to ge

louis. saying trump won the night. >> that seems to be the consensus among a lot of his supporters at least that he did help himself last night. they said donald trump did what he needed to do. here is one example. >> i don't think you understoo . what was said. this was locker room talk. i am not proud of it. i apologized to the american family and the american people. >> you never did that. >> frankly, you hear these things and i was embarrassed by it but i have tremendous respect for women. >> have you ever done those things? >> i will tell you, no i have not. >> part of the debate for him went after hillary clinton on a number of different fronts the taxes, went after bill clinton. he missed a lot of things to go after her particularly about the e-mail issues. a oo for you to say there was nothing wrong with deleting 33,000 e-mails you should be ashamed of yourself this was after getting a subpoena from the united states congress. >> we want to give the audience a chance here. he oh oo h

louis. and it is, john, you get to say it this time. >> it is debate day in america, everyone. >> once again, donald trump's plane just touched down here in st. louis. let the rumble begin as the republican candidate is facing what could be the most important 90 minutes in his political campaign. 90 minutes on tonight's debate stage. that might determine if, in fact, he survives the next 30 days of this race. all of this because at this point you should know of the release of the stunning video from back in 2005. donald trump casually talking about what amounts to sexual assault. bragging about the fact he could grab a woman's genitalia and get away with it because he's famous. this is the video which is, needless to say, quite graphic. >> i better use some tic tacs in case i start kissing you. you know, i'm automatically attracted to beautiful women. and when you're a star, they let you do it. you can grab them by the [ bleep ]. you can do anything. >> donald trump did issue an apology on v

louis and across the mississippi were you've got st. louis. east st. louis figured heavily in the gangster history of downstate illinois. the shelton's basically the shelton did was run by three brothers. karel the leader, big girl, is right in line come and the youngest brother in the family, bernard who was known as burning. they were three of the seven children who grew to adulthood in a family associate with old mall and paul shelton. in deep southern illinois, specifically in wayne county which is in the deep part of the state. they grew up very poor. they often had a tough time, even having food on the table. they lived in a very ramshackle little house about four miles east of fairfield illinois. one thing though they did learn as kids as teenagers were to shoot guns. and they learn real well. eventually when prohibition set in, they bought a tablet and east st. louis and soon were engaging obviously because of probation they were engaging in good lighting and started serving other taverns been the bootlegging sources of liquor illegal liquor fo

louis? >> donald trump is adding some fuel to the fire over vice president joe biden's comments that he'd like to fight the presidential nominee. trump welcomed the challenge, despite mixing up where the vice president suggested the fight go down. >> the press always asks me, don't i wish i were debating him. no, i wish we were in high school, i could take him behind the gym. that's what i wish. >> did you see where biden wants to take me to the back of the barn? me. i'd love that. i'd love that. mr. tough guy. you know, he's mr. tough guy. you know when he's mr. tough guy, when he's standing behind a microphone by himself. he wants to bring me to the back of the barn. oh. some things in life you could really love doing. >> speaking with msnbc's chris matthews last night, the vice president looked to clarify his motivation for his initial comments. >> one of the things that trump is trying to say is that i was a pretty good athlete in high school, played a little in college. people didn't ac

louis.> good to be with you. >> as you know, yesterday, trump towers pretty close to us. when donald trump came out the frupt do front door for the first time in a long time, it was clear he had supporters behind him. this is the deal. >> you have to listen to it. >> we're just trying to gain from it. feel, you know, that we should be all together. we're all for the same thing, you know. stopping isis and closing our borders and getting rid of our debt. >> i understand what they were doing. it is pretty awful. that was 11 years ago and i think they should go behind trump and stand behind him. >> it's bad for the republican party and they should really be standing behind trump right now. >> those three women we saw right there were at the paul ryan event yesterday up in wisconsin. the correspondent out in the field asked them, okay, donald trump, you know, he said those things. what do you think, should he drop out? actually, no, the republican establishment that they weren't standing by the

louis. chris, i heard you say really the first member of our team to say this was disqualifying, this race, in effect, had come to an end on friday. >> well, yeah, by all the usual standards it is. i think we've been saying for days now that donald trump's dancing on a cliff, a couple of feet from the edge. i think he went over it. it's obviously past history but it's on tape. it will be used by hillary clinton's people right to the end. we don't know if it had any role in getting this story out. we don't know. that's pretty murky right now. clearly she benefits from it. i think there's certainties tonight. donald trump has been telegraphing his punch for days, since friday. he's going after the clintons, after bill clinton's behavior, his presidency and before that. he's going to go back maybe 30, 40 years, juanita broaddrick, paula jones, hit all those buttons and he's going to do it in front of bill clinton and chelsea. last time around we heard he wasn't going to go after clinton because

louis at washington university in st. louis. but there's a lot to come on our other big story as well. people who are in the path of danger, hurricane matthew making landfall just a little while ago in south carolina as a powerful category 1 storm, as millions take cover and as they hope for the best. >>> plus the state of florida beginning the long road to recovery aftermath yu cau matth widespread devastation there. and the governor warns residents do not let your guard down. >> quite a few pockets of road damaged right along the coast. we still have a lot of flooding. we still have a lot of downed trees. talking about we still have a lot of people without power. oh, taking some time off. no, i'm scheduling time to go to the bank to get a mortgage. ugh, you're using a vacation day to go to the bank? i know, right? just go to lendingtree.com. get up to five loan offers to compare side by side for free. wow, that's great. wait. how did you get in my kitchen? oh, i followed a raccoon in through your doggie door. [raccoon chatteri

louis. the trump campaign revealed some of its special guests, including president obama's half-brother malik, and pat smith, who made a tearful smith at the republican national convention, blaming clinton for the death of her son, shaun smith, a state department communications specialist, who was killed in the benghazi terror attack. hillary clinton's debate guests include meg whitman and mark cuban. >>> 20 days before the election and despite state level republican officials assurance against vote rigging during dual appearances in colorado, donald trump continued to cast doubt. >> the media, you have to remember, is an extension of the hillary clinton campaign. it's an extension. and without that, she would be nowhere. the press has created a rigged system and poisoned the minds of the voters. i think the media's trying to discourage our people from getting out and voting. they even want to try and rig the election at the polling booths, where so many cities are corrupt, and you see that.

louis, his walk through. hillary clinton says the first time she'll react to the video, donald trump vowing he will never step down. and tom llamas leads us off. >> reporter: looking into the political abyss from his trump tower penthouse, donald trump found a personal lifeline just outside the lobby. a crowd of supporters. >> are you staying in the race? >> 100%! >> reporter: those cheers, the only bright spot in the darkest 48 hours of his campaign. that explosive video, trump caught on a hot mike talking with tv host billy bush on about trying to sleep with bush's onetime co-host, nancy o'dell, who was married. >> i moved on her, and i failed, i'll admit it. i did try and [ bleep ] her, she was married. >> reporter: trump on a bus heading to meet soap star arianne zucker. then they spot her. >> hot as [ bleep ]. in the purple. >> whoa! >> yes! the donald has scored! >> reporter: trump, then preparing to greet the actress. >> i better use some tic tacs you know, i'm automatically attracted to beautiful -- i

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louis. inside, however, within the basic campus confines of this debate as you see the first guest seats have opened up. we're an hour away now, it has taken a darker turn when donald trump summoned the press corps into the room. >> so watch him debate prep, which was actually him sitting there with four women who have accused bill and hillary clinton of various kind of sexual misconduct or mistreatment. you know, if the clinton campaign has been saying run his campaign however they want. however he wants to run his campaign and they'll run their campaign the way they want to run it. the question is, how much of this outside circus can be brought on to that formal debate stage tonight? i think the regardless of what happens on the debate though, i think the republican party has to decide what they're going to do with the legacy of donald trump and what he has made their party stand for. just trying to manage mitt romney, had hillary clinton been in nominee or john mccain doing this sort of t

louis. back to martha now. >> all of this, of course, makes the stakes tremendous tonight for both of these candidates. trump may now be dealing with the big gest challenge he has faced yet. chris, what does he have to do tonight and can he save it? >> first of all, isn't this a hell of an election. >> unbelievable. >> i did not think in my life -- i have not lived a good enough life to deserve to get to cover an election this crazy. >> we know that. >> that is a clear fact. but, lordy day. what does he need to do tonight to get back on track? i think what he needs to do tonight to get back on track is to be humane, kind, gentlemanly, and decent. >> but how does he dispatch with the elephant in the room? >> he has to say it. you have to eat the whole elephant. you have to say, i'm sorry, i was wrong. remember here, the controversy isn't about him using locker room talk. the controversy here is about him bragging, and that he is no evidence that he did it, but him br bragging about what would

louis, missouri, i'm emily schmidt. there were expectations that -- because of the recent uproar over trump's "access hollywood" outtakes -- this debate would have higher ratings than the first. that didn't prove to be the case. sunday's face-off in st. louis had about 20-percent fewer viewers. but the audience was still pretty big -- at least 60 million people tuned in. production of the galaxy note seven. what phone companies are now offering their customers instead. and a tasty recall by an ice cream brand. the mistake the company made that's leaving customers with a delicious suprise. this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right now i think my strongest asset, maybe by far, is my temperament. i'd like to punch him in the face, i'll tell you. i would bomb the [bleep] out of 'em. 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 get him out of here! get him out of here! get the hell out of here! priorities usa action is res

louis and follow our show on line @mitchellreports. >>> i'm live on campus in front of a killer crowd. they are hyped because we have a big show ahead for you. i want to walk and talk. donald trump on his way to st. louis right now fighting for his political life and just within the last 25 minutes or so, we're getting a new look inside his plane surrounded by party head reince priebus. there's rudy giuliani in there, he's on the phone with mike pence, that picture snapped by his campaign manager. within the last hour, new reaction from one of the republicans calling on trump to drop out of the race after the release of the vulgar video from access hollywood in 2005. >> i will not be voting for donald trump. >> should donald trump withdraw from the race? >> i would support that. >> to defend the nominee, it's just rudy giuliani on the sunday show circuit. listen. >> men at times talk like that.

louis. and you can also watch that debate on fox news now. >>> tonight a family is speaking out after their loved one was shot and killed in the west valley that teenager was shot late last night near 67th avenue and bethany home road and he died this afternoon. stefania okolie was at a vigil held by the family and friends and brings us the latest tonight. >> that's right. a very emotional vigil indeed a were at the exact plaza where juan diaz was shot and killed. this is hard for some friends especially since they were with the victim as of late last night when things when terribly wrong inside that plaza. >> he was everything. i'm sorry. he was my best friend. >> 17-year-old victoria salinas has had a shattered heart. she has to live with the of her life. >> i hear the glass break and all of a sudden i could see him jerk a little and i got scared. >> she was sitting in the passenger seat. diaz was in the driver seat. someone started shooting at him. >> i felt his hand and there was so much

louis. trump's campaign just tweeted out pictures showing the gop nominee preparing for the debate on stage. with more on what we can expect in tonight's debate, karen is in ou you do it. >> reporter: it swept the hurricane from the headlines, plunged the republican party in to chaos, and prompted a rare apology. >> i said it. i was wrong. and i apologize. >> reporter: tonight donald trump takes the debate stage in st. louis amid controversy about lewd remarks caught on a hot mic in 2005 while he taped a segment with access hollywood. >> i'll admit it. i did try to [ bleep ] she was married. condoleezza rice, carly fiorina and more voicing objection of the nominee. some calling on him to withdraw and let mike pence lead the ticket. trump said no way and saturday afternoon emerged from the doors of trump tower to a crowd of supporters. those standing by him argued trump made the comments well before entering the political arena and has been changed by the campaign trail. >> i'm not justifying

louis. we got a cheerleading squad with us. we got a debate here tonight, right here, the second president ideal debate. and you know the stakes could not be higher. no major presidential candidate has ever faced what donald trump is facing tonight. you know what i'm talking about. mutiny in the gop. dozens of republican lawmakers have now pulled their support from trump over this lewd video. >> when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. >> many now calling for him to step aside. >> only option is to formally ask mr. trump to step down. >> and the list keeps getting longer. trump defiant, saying there is zero chance he will step aside. >> will you stay in the race? >> but even his own vice presidential nominee is criticizing him. tonight, trump faces his first questions about the lewd tape and hillary clinton gets her first shot to hit him on it. the fate of trump's candidacy may come down to this one debate. this is an extraordinary night. we are facing, here we are in st.

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louis.on "mediabuzz," frank luntz on how the new trump and clinton bomb shells are changing the media climate and perhaps public opinion. [ crowd noise ] whoa. [ gears stopping ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. try this. but just one aleve has the strength to stop pain for 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. >>> when it comes to the fireworks we now expect at tonight's debate in st. louis, we turn to someone who has studied these things intensively, frank luntz. frank, this donald trump tape is very vulgar and very damaging and i don't think there's any debate about that, but does the tsunami of media stories, the endless replaying and reposting of the tape, does that amplify the impact on donald trump? >> it does, but this is what everyone is talking about, that if you take a look at twitter, if you look at facebook, google, instagram, everyone is talking about this presidential campaign. this is

louis, very early for you. thank you for getting up. she has a long day ahead. >> joining me now, jay newton small, and josh barrow, msnbc krib kribtder and senior editor at business insider. how much more can trump withstand. all the republicans abandoning, reputeiating their party's n nomin nominee. how do you see this ending? >> donald trump is going to lose this election. right now, the question is by what margin is he going to lose this election. when you saw this deluge of republicans through the day announcing withdrawals of their support, spread all the way throughout the day until ohio senator rob portman, one of the best positioned republicans seeking re-election, who had been with trump all along, saying he can no longer vote with him. you're going to see republicans, waiting, hoping to see if he can do something to fix the course, but my guess is the debate is going to be a disaster for him. he's clearly angry. he's been telegraphing his strategy such as it is is to bring up all sorts of things about bill clinton's past at t

louis pd were helped. as they placed her in the vehicle she asked, do you think you could put those handcuffs on me? >> did you enjoy your ride this morning? >> oh, yes. handcuffs and all. >> how great is edie simms. >> i feel like she brought them cookies. >> right off the bucket list. >>> the next g when you lose your lacrosse game to an intense game of rock, paper and scissors. they were tied when their game was called off because of lightning so how to determine a winner? how about a best of three series of rock, paper, scissors for all the marbles? >> rock, paper, scissors, shoot! >> oh. >> oh. >> so close. >> rock, paper, scissors, shoot! game. that dayton player who was in the game afterwards, quote, overall a pretty tough loss for u.d. that is a way to go. >> now i want to play it, do we have time? >> yes. >> 1, 2, 3. >> 1, 2, 3. >> maybe we don't have time. >> oh, my gosh. >> i think this could take a while. >> we'll continue to take a break. >>> coming up next, we'll go back to st. louis for the

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louis. hillary clinton and donald trump will face-off for the second time in the 2016 cycle. tonight in a town hall style debate. it will become a critical event for the trump campaign. let's take a look inside the debate venue tonight, which looks very different from the .irst presidential matchup mrs. clinton and mr. trump will be in this town hall style which looks like a theater. thele selected by organization, who are undecided voters will be questioning them. supporters of the two campaigns will be watching in that theater in the round style. let's hear more about that. format also includes two moderators. anderson cooper a cnn and martha raddatz. they are able to ask their own questions, in addition to those from the audience. for the next hour we will take you inside that room or do will talk politics, show you what it is like in there in the lead up to the debate, and learn more about the format. i were first guest of the evening joins us from inside of the debate hall. a senior pol

louis. a running mate campaigned in th. ==vo== >>> the presidential candidates debated in st. louis. the running mate campaigned in the same capitol. tim kaine in sacramento today. big crowd lining up outside of the golden one center to hear him speak at the fund-raiser. many attending the event seemed confident they were about to be see the next vice president speaking, including the sacramento mayor elect who doesn't think that donald trump can bounce back from his most recent controversy. >> i think it's over. maybe it was over already. >> trump's running mate mike pence cancelled a scheduled visit to new jersey that was scheduled for tomorrow. >> were you watching b.a.r.t.'s twitter feed tonight? it generated a lot of buzz. so much that b.a.r.t. got in the spirit. the person behind the transit agency's twitter account send out several presidential inspired messages ones that said we are going to build a better b.a.r.t. and make metro los angeles pay for it. >> sounds fair if you live up

louis this morning where the city hall wraps up just hours ago. emily? emily: good morning to both of you, erika and randy. you know policy really took a back seat at the top of the debate. everyone waiting to see how donald trump would react to that behavior with women, and with less than a month to go until the election it could make a big difference to voters who will get to all of that -- we will get to all of that for you ahead. first, cindy with a look at the forecast back in new england. good morning. cindy: good morning. what a day yesterday around here. with so much rain, the most rainfall that we have had in one day this entire year. that is now offshore. skies are clearing. cloud cover for you on the cape but today really all about the winds. they are gusting this morning. they are going to be with throughout the day. we are gusting over 20 miles per hour in most spots. on the cape of nantucket we're gusting close to 40 miles per hour. we could see gusts close to 50 miles per hour. there is a wind advisory up through noontime, and that wind is

louis at a hotel in downtown st. louis. trump met with four women accusing bill clinton of fuel and misconduct from years ago no one knew that was coming in fact they were invited to the be inside the ham tonight. but right now many people still stunned by what they heard tonight as they now didn't get into the real issues until about 40 minutes into this debate. we're live in st. louis tonight, blair miller, fox 25 news. >> a lot town pack there blair, we'll check back with you in a little while. the republican party meanwhile reeling in the wake of the release of trump's lewd comments. several promments in republicans have publicly condemned his behavior. today the calls continued for trump to drop out of the race. >> well, i think donald trump should step aside which i've been asking many times today. >> i'm out, i can no president. >> reporter: there is a bit of an elephant in the room. and it is a trouks situation. >> i think it was the response of everyone else the horrible remarks, the remarks you certainly don't wan

louis. we will take you back to st. louis shortly. you there? >> i'm here.e had a little audio problem. there has been one story that dominated for the last 48 hours and the old trump tape. we will look at whether that is over the top and talk to the reporter who broke the story. >> how long did they sit on that story before releasing the tape? how long have they known they had that tape of donald trump? >> it's amazing that it took this long to come out and comes out on the eve of the second debate. suspicious questions about the timing. >> what a coincidence. we will see you in 20 minutes. what can we expect tonight? our panel is next and it's a good one. stay with us. you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. to be taken care of. in good hands? like finding new ways home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim

louis. he absolutely has a huge, huge victory tomorrow night or not a major stumble because if he does stumble, it's going to get worse for him politically. more people abandoned him. he can turn the tide around if he takes it to hillary clinton. >> how? how? >> that shows -- very good question. >> a good performance from donald trump after this. this is a gigantic distraction. >> it will put him on the spot about the question about the video tape and how he answers that. this is going to be a very challenging debate for him. he needs to clear the hurdle. it could be the end of his candidacy. >> how hillary clinton handles this, how donald trump handles this, tomorrow, indeed, it's a huge stage. we already know that because it's the second presidential debate. the ante was upped a long time ago. how does either candidate proceed or campaign? what are they trying to shape? what is the message tomorrow? >> this is a walk on egg shells moment. in each instance, you have hillary clinton wanting

louis. news room starts right now. we are following two big breaking stories, a gop source says there is now growing pressure for the rnc to dump trump as the party's candidate and focus on saving u.s. congress. that bomb shell coming hours after trump was caught on video making sexually comments towards women. his microphone was on during an unaired taping of access hollywood in 2005. it is extremely graphic. >> i'll admit it. i did try [ bleep ] she was married. >> that's huge news. >> she wanted to get some furniture. i moved on her like a -- i couldn't get there and she was married. when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. >> trump did respond by posting a defiant apology on facebook. >> anyone who knows me knows these words don't reflect who i am. i said it i was wrong and i apologize. >> we're keeping a close eye on hurricane matthew. it was weakened slightly after leaving a trail of damage and killing at least four in florida and hundreds in the caribbean. matthew s

louis driving without a license and carrying crack cocaine was pull over by police his death sparked days of riots. the man in this famous photo toe think og of his brother 20 years. >> for us it's like 1996 again. a reminder of this. >> reporter: robert precinctless a set of -- set of scrap books he never opens. the officer cleared. marks the start of a pattern of racial tension he sees playing out today. >> you have a select few certain amount of officers that take it above this -- their training. and go against everything that they have in training. >> reporter: precinctals recognizes it's a koment complex prob toward police leading to more confrontations. >> it's always justified. >> reporter: the dozens marching are paying tribute to louis in their own way. without approval of officials unofficially renaming the road where louis took his last breath. >>> we're just learning a st. cloud police officer under investigation for child mrorn return to work next week. work since early august when officers searched his house for porn. they won't say if he will patrol the streets. heed a

louis. hillary clinton and donald trump unleashing a barrage of attacks in debate number two. >> as we mentioned, the tension was obvious from the very onset as both candidates opted out of the traditional handshake. donald trump tries now to recover from an explosive video that rocked his campaign just he appeared with three of bill clinton's accusers, and a rape victim whose attacker was represented by hillary clinton. karen travers is joining us from the debate hall in st. louis right now. karen, good morning. >> good morning, kendis and diane. if you expected fireworks last night, you got them. for days, donald trump laid out his debate playbook. he was making it very clear that he thought that bill clinton's election conversation. well, the key question last night, then, was would he hold his fire like he did in the first debate? that answer came very quickly, and the personal attacks did not stop there. straight out of the gate, the tension was clear. no handshake between the two bitte