. >> that was more than 80 years ago for louisiana state election.aught. >> huey long did not have a computer. >> millions will be watching. >> millions have already been proved to the point of concern. >> that is just probing. >> 10,000 voting jurisdictions could be hacked. that is the opinion of the director of the fbi. he means that in a good way. >> we don't need to hack the entire system, just one vulnerability. >> one swing state. in that, just one swing county. precincts in pennsylvania use computers without a paper trail. >> some systems are running windows 2000. >> in virginia they are protecting with a five-digit key. >> a b c d e? >> thanks to our friends at argonne national laboratory we hackit takes $26 to this. >> there has to be another way. ofthe most-watched debate all time, and what a show it was. rings and binders. in those, every question. could this be staged? i have a man on the inside. i interviewed him in march. control the binder, control the moderator. >> had we get the binder? >> go to the debate. >> in 2012, 90 3 million d

. >> that was more than 80 years ago for louisiana state election.ught. >> huey long did not have a computer. >> millions will be watching. millions. >> everyone is on the lookout. >> millions have already been probed to the point of concern. >> that is just probing. >> 200 inch rouge and some already been confirmed. >> 10,000 voting jurisdictions could be hacked. >> that is just your opinion. that is the opinion of the director of the fbi. he means that in a good way. >> we don't need to hack the entire system, just one vulnerability. >> it takes just one swing state. in that state just one swing , county. >> any precincts in pennsylvania use computers without a paper trail. >> some systems are running windows 2000. >> and one county in virginia they are protecting with a , five-digit key. >> what? >> a b c d e? >> thanks to our friends at argonne national laboratory we know it takes $26 to hack this. >> there has to be another way. >> the most-watched debate of all time, and what a show it was. >> fox news called it the brain room. in those binders

elections offices hand out new ballots and include an explanation. decision. russia denied the chance to monitor polling locations in three states. officials wanted to study our election in oklahoma, louisiana, and texas. the request was turned down since state law prohibits anybody from being present while voting is taking place. >>> two freeways are shutting down in less than four hours. so expect some pretty delays. the loop 101 in scottsdale, as the widening project continues. the northbound lanes closed between chaparral and shea until monday morning. in the east valley, the loop 202 is closing on both sides. eastbound between gilbert and higley until tomorrow at 5:00, and westbound between peckos and the i-10 on sunday from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. >>> here's one of them which road. drive for them.". it's one of three around the valley aimed at stopping selfish driving habits. >>> to sky harbor where a $150 million ren vague of terminal 3 is about to open. that's the terminal for delta, frontier, jetblue, and hawaiian airlines. it also.s to see the sky train extended to the rental car center. >> it would airlines to do business in and out of sky harborcenter. >> it would allow more and mo

states army. he returned to louisiana, his birthplace in 1866 and was elected to the united states senate in 1971. he died in 1898 and was born along -- and was buried along true americans at arlington cemetery. he would continue to buccaneer his way through arizona history. he let the walker party to central area's owner where there arizona weather was a mountain of gold. anyona has more gold than of them ever could have imagined. he became very wealthy. he helped build irrigation along the salt river and founded phoenix, arizona. which is the capital of the state of arizona. he wanted to name the new community stonewall after his hero from the unpleasantness between states. phoenix became the name of that community. jack had an affinity for whiskey and it was compounded by even greater addiction. this made him a most unpleasant fellow when under the influence. he became one of those characters, everyone kind of like, but he was dangerous to be around that they decided they had to get rid of him. they framed him for a stagecoach robbery and sent him off to yuma prison. immediatelyost following th

election process. thee states now, oklahoma, texas, and louisiana have all turned down requests from the kremlin to monitorn order to influence the election outcome. hillary clinton claims she is all for closing the gender pay gap but leaked emails are exposing the opposite. according to wikileaks the clinton foundation pays women less than men. a payroll schedule showing on average men earned about $68,000 in 2011 and that is compared to women who earned about $64,000. also this ruth bader ginsburg is hanging up her robe for a new role. the supreme court justice is making her official opera debut next month and for one night only she willly a duchess in the daughter of the regiment on its opening night at the kennedy center in d.c. but don't expect to hear justice ginsburg singing. the frequent opera goer apparently she loves to go only has a speaking role. i would love to hear her sing. that would be interesting. powerful and deadly storm hammering the northeast wringing severe flooding. more than half a foot of rainfall in pars of massachusetts. turning roads into rivers. in pennsylvania, a man is kille

because state laweque prohibits anyone except election officials and voters from being present. louisiana and texas also said no. to the russians. >> . damaging testimony. the trial of a georgiaa man. accused of leaving his toddlertd in a hot car to die. a woman testified she exchanged sexual textha messages with jusn harris. just hours before harris 22 the woman who was a teenager ata the time. says she would exchange text messages with harris.ha severalrr times including sexual banter and nude photographs. he's charged with murder. along with sexual exploitation of ap minor. >> . what happened at space probe that was supposed to land on mars on wednesday. scientists now have a theory. >> this just in. >> europeen space agencies sent the probe into mars atmosphere on wednesday. with the goal of red planet. but. they lost contact with thath spacea spacecraft. scientists believe the probe p crash landed and most likely exploded. when it hit the surface of the red planet. nasa mars orbiter has taken pictures showing a black spot in the area. where the craft was meant to land. those pictures

. >> three states have denied a request from russia to send its own observers to watch voting at u.s. polling places. now election officials in oklahoma, texas and louisiana say the request was made through letters sent by a russian consulate. the state department says it is up to the states to in observers. it said russia had a chance to join another international organization monitoring the elections but chose not to. >> certainly wouldn't surprise me if the russians just to add a little fuel to the fire of what's going on were to ask something like this. >> the massachusetts secretary of state's office tells us russia did not ask if they could send observers to the bay state. >>> firefighters say the massive fire you see right here outside of los angeles under control. the fire broke out today in ontario at a recycling center. we're told tonight that the fire went up so quickly because the fuel was largely wood, cardboard and mulch the cause is still under investigation and no injuries have been reported. >>> take a look here. -- we want show some of the weather video we're getting in tonight. it looks like these cars are trying to drive through a big

elections in november. roll call reporting russia attempting to send monitors to louisiana, oklahoma and texas. state department as well as local election officials rejected the request and said it was a russian publicity stunt the full story at "u.s.a. today."com. hillary clinton and donald trump came together in new york city last night to roast each other. the al smith charity dinner. the event took place one day after the candidates participate in their financial -- final debate. it is a white tie fundraiser for charities. this is about an hour. al: ladies and gentlemen, your ind attention. please welcome back to the podium. al: i am back. a couple of shoutouts. i want to thank you for making this dinner possible, great job. he has been here 37 years and he eeps the trains on time. thank you. before we go on, i would like to recognize several things area governor cuomo is here tonight. al: at last night's debate, he told bill morrow that he called the senator a tough hombre. mayor deblasio is here tonight. al: we would like to apologize because i could not grant your request to sit to the left of

election note. at least three states said today they are not going to let russian officials be present at polling stations during the election. officials in texas, oklahoma and louisiana said they received letters from russian's consulate general in houston asking as to have an officer at the polls to study, quote, u.s. experience in organization of voting process. the u.s. state department is calling this, quote, nothing more than a pr stunt. >>> new at 5:00, the hunger strike at the santa clara county jail is ending. some 100 inmates have been refusing to eat for days now. they are protesting what they claim is unfair treatment. coming up at 6:00, our len ramirez speaks exclusively to one of the inmates. the alleged leader of a well- known prison gang. he goes one-on-one with the man known as the rabbit. that's ahead at 6:00. >>> meanwhile, new at 5:00, police have now arrested four people suspected of beating up a man in san ramon. this happened last friday near walt disney elementary school. the man told police he confronted several rowdy guys who were hanging out near the school close to where he lives. that's when the man says they started kick and punching him.

one of the only elected officials accross the nation -- let alone in the presidential race at the time against planned parenthood.as governor of louisiana -- he was able to end the state's department of health contract with planned parenthood.just a few months before -- doctor rand paul worked on a bill with iowa senator joni ernst to defund planned parenthood nationally. "this is ridiculous. planned parenthood's answers were ridiculous. planned parenthoods actions were barbaric. we see this video where they take our tax payer dollors, ripping apart their bodies and selling them acros the countrythat callous attitude and not acknowleding that that baby harvesting parts out of is horrifficwe cancelled their contract in louisiana, we're working to make sure they don't get any taxpayer funding in louisiana. in d-c, they're just talking about it. ted cruz's socially conservative stances put him at odds with planned parenthood from the start.in johnson county -- with it's large pockets of liberal voters -- cruz didn't back away from his attack on the organziation -- and instead focused partially on the media for what he said was "bending shooter as a republican. "planned par

. >> well, in several states, including new york, pennsylvania, louisiana, minnesota and wisconsin, absentee can change their votes prior to election day, we were talking about before the show. i can't imagine going and taking the time to vote early and then showing -- going and saying, never mind i change my mind. i don'kn you that anyone would do that >> not only surprising. it should not be allowed. when you cast a ballot, that's your vote. >> that was my impression. >> i didn't know that >> you never done early voting? never >> don't you work on election day >> i go in a little bit later because it's a long night. no, i think it's very -- it's very odd but i do know somebody who did vote early and texted me and said maybe i should have waited. >> wow. learned from the fbi? >> yes. >> interesting. >> you know, because i had a question, can she pardon herself? we don't know what's going on and the answer is yes, she can par done herself >> what a world we live in. i live with fomo. it's a serious condition, fear of missing out. tom that's why i'm here to share young expressions i learn from my young friends. that's why i can't vo

returned from louisiana a few weeks ago and says donations are needed more than 13,000 hurricane victims in five states are currently staying in red cross shelters. to the presidential election where the hurricane is causing, dave matthews campaigning for hillary clinton in denver today after a quick concert he welcomed tim came to the stage at the western complex print his son eric was also in town to support his brothers white house bid. paul ryan says he will not defend donald home opting instead to pull it to maintaining control of the house. all this following the second debate and a weekend scrambling to refocus his campaign after the 2005 open mic moment where he brags about kissing and groping women. he been deflecting criticism all locker room excuse. if they want to release more tapes, saying inappropriate things, we will continue to talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. a lot of athletes and coaches from the nba, from major league baseball, from the nfl, and more have been coming forward and weeding they have been saying no, that's not what happened in our locker rooms. so sometime last night in the debate according to tracy brown it's al

find eight states that definitely allow you a change of heart, but in minnesota, hawaii, connecticut, is november 1 for the deadline, a week before the election. in pennsylvania and louisianayou can cancel your early ballot by voting in person. in new york you can request a new absentee ballot up until the day before the election, and if missouri is the show me state, you might call wisconsin the i can't decide state, because it turns out they can change their vote three times before they submit a final ballot. doncha know. >> thank you, trace. we will be right back. don't go away. e right back. don't go away. welcome hi today we're gonna be comparing these two truck beds. let's start over here with this aluminum bed. you put your toolbox up here... whoa! that's a big hole. that is unbelievable. now let's check out the roll formed steel bed of the silverado. same angle,same empty tool box. took it way better. the steel held up. it's truck month! make a strong decision. find your tag and get over eleven thousand total value on this silverado all star. silverado proved it is the toughest truck here. "c"you don't want to drive old cheblue forever, do you?"e?" "credit karma hu

states, including new york, pennsylvania, louisiana. fox news reports some are making could the new e-mails which emerged end up impacting the election? katie williams with the hill said it's hard to predict. >> the drip, drip, drip of revelation both from unauthenticated e-mails coming out of wikileaks as well as the sort of ongoing release of e-mails that she sent while secretary of state coming out. that is not been particularly helpful to secretary clinton. although there are some basically created a scandal fatigue where no individual revelation rises for a level of concern for voters. >> reporter: in maryland, virginia and the district. all absentee ballots cannot be changed. lauren demarco fox 5 local news. >>> the ntsb is investigating two frightening plane emergencies today at u.s. airports. at least 21 people hurt after an american airlines plane packed with passengers burst into complains at chicago airport. flames and black smoke could be seen rising above the runway. the plane experienced an uncontained engine fairly during take-off. engine parts break off outside the engine. passengers had to use emergency shoots to evac

election, folks, ok? i said it -- remember, i won louisiana? how many delegates did i get? i said, what is going on. i won the state. i went there friday with these massive crowds, great state. i won the state. so, i'm going over there and they are saying, how many? they're saying, wait a minute, this guy has 18, i have nine. he said, that is the way the system works. then it is a rigged system. but you have to say -- we figured it out, right? we figured it out. but it is, and bernie sanders with his superdelegates, everything else, bernie sanders, i bet he wished he didn't endorse her. he would have been something very special in history, but we are not going to let that happen to us, ok? not to the movement. the media is trying to rig the election by giving credence and this is so true -- by giving credence to fall stories that have no validity -- they take a story with absolutely nothing that didn't exist and they put it front-page news because they want to poison the minds of the voters. they really do. the one to poison the minds. they take things as statements and put it in, from 30 years ago, 20 years ago. by

election folks. i said it with me -- remember i won louisiana? i said wait a minute, this guy has 18, i won the state -- no well that is the way the simms works. i said well it is a rigged system. >> trump is not offering any evidence. trump also attacked clinton on a new report about her use of a private e-mail search very while she was secretary of state -- survey while she was secretary of state. they say fbi documents show a state department under secretary patrick kennedy contacted an fbi official in 2015 to dispute the classification of a clinton e-mail about benghazi which was reclassified to secret. the bureau official then asked kennedy about a request for more fbi slots overseas in u.s. missions. the fbi said the classification was not changed and denied republican claims this was evidence of a quid pro quo. >>> hacked e-mails continue to come out. they believe russia is responsible. today we asked her about attempts to influence e-american elections -- american elections. >> it is high impact. it is meddles around with america's most precious constitutional concept which is free and fair e

louisiana. several candidates will take the stage, including the state treasurer, a congressman and rd appearedrolyn faya -- on thursday, rob portman and ted strickland live at 7:00 eastern on c-span. from now until election day, debates onollow key c-span. them the economic policies of the presidential candidates. debate during an event held for business economics. this is one hour, 40 minutes. >> good afternoon and welcome to the nabe economic debate of 2016. my name is stuart mcintosh. i am president of the national association for business economics.

eight states that allow you a change of heart but in minnesota, hawaii and connecticut the deadline to change your early vote is november 1, a week before the election. in pennsylvania and louisianaan cancel out your early ballot anytime by voting in person. in new york you can request a new absentee ballot up until the day of the election. and if missouri is the show-me-state, you might call wisconsin the i can't decide state because it turns out they can change their vote three times before they submit a final b ballot. >> thank you, sir. we'll be right back. don't go away. with my moderate to severe crohn's disease,... ...i was always searching for ways to manage my symptoms. i thought i had it covered. then i realized managing was all i was doing. when i finally told my doctor, he said humira was for people like me who have tried other medications,... but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical studies, the majority of patients on humira saw significant symptom relief... ...and many achieved remission. humira can lower your ability to fight infections... ...including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers,... inc

each year, generating turnout for every election, both state and local, and make all these -- and national, and make all of these promises to them. in louisiana, ms. williams said, they never do what they say they are going to do. they tell you they are going to do this and do that. put a roof on the school. they never ever do what they say they are going to do. some of them don't even try to do. at least every year, when they take me to vote, they bring me back and give me five dollars and a pork chop sandwich, so at least i know i'm going to get that. now what i think obama, and i have to explain, what you can do so you can get something done. i think protest is an essential ingredient of politics. i have written that someplace, too. so you can get something done. i think when we focus just on politics and what can happen after obama and so on, what can happen with clinton, if we are not prepared to bring pressure to bear and all we are prepared to do is to recite, frederick douglass said power concedes nothing without demand, and we do not demand, we will get nothing. we in my view, whoever comes after obama is going to have to try to over

elections adequate? what sort of improvements have been made? we have to secretaries of state and leaders of the commission that was appointed several years ago. the secretary of state from a louisiana from the national association and as the leader in number of areas across the country which i will let him talk about, to his left is the secretary from west virginia there since 2009 also a number that is active in her chapter with a number of reforms nationally but tim particular we wind with military voting. and it to my laugh state team that and he was the 12 election as well as warehouse. but then bed together they were appointed by the president the president's commission who we're very pleased to work with today and that recommendations are important for those types of changes going forward. and then we will turn that to the audience. so tell us what you have then working on like on-line registration or data sharing so tell us about some of the things you are pushing for before miss. >> began for the opportunity with the on-line registration and diane boys hesitant is one of the best things ever done registered to order 65 new voters we use that process of going to motor vehicl