well, luckily in iowa, youan start today. of folks don't have that opportunity across the country. >> that was hillary clinton this afternoon in des moines, iowa, the first battleground state to begin in-person early voting. voters in other battleground states will get a similar chance to vote early in the next few weeks. all of these states have either in-person early voting or what's called no excuse absentee voting, which means you can apply for an absentee vote at any time. go to the booth or just like you would on election day. ohio, georgia, all those states can vote before the date even happens and the battleground states start the morning after that third debate. democrats have had an edge in early voting and the clinton campaign, the advantage could be bigger than ever. the turnout efforts required are all about the turnout application. as early as last month, trump said he wasn't worried about turnout, so it's been up to the rnc to fill in the gaps. they're the ones sending staffers and volunteers door to door in th

well, luckily in iowa you can start today. lots of people do not have that opportunity across the country. >> reporter: the former secretary the state has been on the campaign trail everyday since the debate with speakers including president obama and michelle obama and bill clinton and daughter chelsea. >>> spending on california's 17 november ballot measures is heading close to record territory. the campaigns have raised $390,000,000.06 weeks before the election. that's $85 million shy of the record of $471 million set this 2008. more than a quarter of the spending involves proposition 61 which caps prescription drug prices. $100million has been spent, mostly by the pharmaceutical companies to defeat the measure. >>> teempg tolerance. the program that helps students learn about discrimination and hate and eliminate it. >> the oakland city council searches for a new police chief because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emph

in iowa today, of course, where she tried to turn her post-debate momentum into votes. >> we've got a bunch of active iowans here. are you ready to go to the polls? well, luckily you can start today. lots of folks don't have that opportunity across the country. so, when you finish here, you can go vote. and we can be on the path to victory here in iowa. >> with just 39 days left for the presidential campaign war room, joining us is jefrey pollack, one of the pollsters for hillary clinton's super pac priorities usa. so we're seeing a little tick up. >> there's only been about three or four polls, and three of those have shown her to be up by about four points. one of them has her up by one. but it's a pollster who's a fraud and shillster for the republicans. so if all of those are true, and that's why i think you saw nate silver give the lift. yesterday that number was in the 54%. it's now up something like 10%. i think that's what you're going to see is a small bump. it's not going to be huge. that's my expectation. last time, mitt romney w the debate, and he saw his numbers move about four and a half percent. so i don't think you're going to see as huge of a

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luckily in iowa you can start today. lots of folks don't have that opportunity across the country. >> late today clinton was asked about trump's strategy and she said he can run his campaign however he chooses. candidates have a little more than a week to prepare for the next debate. second debate is set for october 9th. in washington university. be sure to join us tonight for special election coverage on fox 25 news at 11:30. we'll break down what the polls really mean when it comes to which candidate will come out on to >>> you can't say big papi didn't bring people together. apparently he has both parties on beacon hill who want to rename a bridge after him. the state senate and house approved a budget today to patron name the bridge the david ortiz bridge. it runs behind fenway park. the bill just needs the governor's signature. >>> they have nicknames like santa menace and nightmare world on high alert. >> a week doesn't go by until you hear about new infections popping up. >>> ahead at 10:00, i you a to medical exp

in iowa... >> reporter: as iowa started early voting, hillary clinton was in des moines with a turnout push. >> are you ready to go to the polls? (applause) well, luckily in iowa, you can start today... >> reporter: performance from the state's high-profile caucuses back in february, when she barely eked out a win over bernie sanders. she's now neck and neck with donald trump there. the democratic nominee is also visiting another state kicking off early voting today, illinois, to host two fundraisers in chicago. meanwhile, donald trump returned to the site of his first 2016 win: new hampshire. he cleaned up in the state's primary but it's a general election toss-up. >> they said the biggest single problem they have up here is heroin. if i win, i get the nomination, and i win, we're gonna build that wall, and we're gonna stop that heroin from pouring in. >> reporter: away from the campaign trail, the republican's business investments took the spotlight... "newsweek" reported that trump's hotel and casino business spent $68,000 in cuba in the late 1990's, routing it through a third party, to try to gain a business foothold there. that apparently violated

well, luckily in iowa you can start today.ots of folks don't have that opportunity across the country. and a lot of our campaign volunteers are going to direct people right from this rally to early voting sites. we have one right down the street. so, when you finish here, you can go vote, and we can be on the path to victory here in iowa. >> reporter: team clinton here trying to register folks last minute and trying to show folkses where to go to start early voting. bottom line, it's a race here in iowa. competitive race. we'll see if the polls move after the first debate but bottom line, it looks like it's a fight to the finish in hawkeye state. >> what was the overall tone? i to the she took some shots. >> she took some shots as donald trump and said she was not sure what he would say in next next presidential debate but would spend some time preparing. here's more of heir attack on donald trump. >> what i really find so disturbing about this is he spends all of this time just dumping on america. calling us a third-world cou

>> well, luckily in iowa you can start today. >> donald trump set to hold rally in maneheim, lancasterounty saturday. >> new chapter in a fox 29 investigation. the operator of several area chapter schools -- charter schools supported with your tax dollars will get a hard look from pennsylvania fiscal watch dog after fox 29 investigation. >> the auditor general has strong words for the group's e he will. here's our jeff cole. >> you paid her -- your insurer paid her $350,000. she said you sexually harassed her. did you sexual harass her. >> sir -- >> did you sexual harass her. >> i can set up a meeting sir. >> after viewing our fox 29 investigation revealing city charter school operator aspira settled and sealed a sexual harassment claim made by a former top educator against its ceo pennsylvania's fiscal watch dog was blunt. >> should he continue to work for this entity that oversees charters in this city after this situation? >> i believe the answer to that is no. >> reporter: you believe they should have fired him. >> yes. >> alfredo calderone who earns over $200,000 year wall not fir

well, luckily in iowa, you can start today. >> why early voting may be more important to the democratshis year than ever. >>> and from cyber attacks to syria. has russia once again become america's number one adversary? this is "mtp daily" and it starts

well, luckily in iowa, you can start today.ots of folks don't have that opportunity across the country. we have, what, 40 days, 39 days left and each and every one of you have the chance to make sure that we keep our country on the right half. we have 40 days to win an election that's going to affect the next 40 years of our country. and you, every one of you, can make the difference. >> so it's not just hillary clinton. tomorrow, tim kaine's wife, ann hot holten, will be in iowa to continue the push, and chelsea clinton will be in wisconsin. next week, bill clinton will take a bus tour across iowa -- or ohio, i should say, a week before that state's early voting process begins. donald trump, for his part, visited iowa yesterday for a rally. those are just a few of the battleground states where early voting has already started or will soon start. mark, when it comes to this rather important and often overlooked subject that is early voting, which side has the edge? >> it's not knowable. there's always a lot of bluster and it's

. >> well, luckily in iowa you can start today. >> so donald trump, set to hold a rally in lancaster county tomorrow. vice-president joe biden stopped by tonight show with jimmy fallon last night and base ted in time taking a few jabs at donald trump. >> what amazing me about donald trump and he is a decent guy but his lack of sensibilities. the way he talks about, you know, well, i was rooting for the housing market to fail because that is business. that is in the business, that is callus. that is not business. i paid no taxes and that makes me smart. it must make the rest of us suckers. >> the next presidential debate will be held on october the ninth at washington university and in st. louis, missouri. >>> team u.s.a. brought home gold during summer olympics. >> after winning big they had to make a stop by the white house. >> president obama, first lady, hosted u.s. olympic and para olympic teams. u.s. team brought home more golds then any other country. president obama said one of the reasons for all of the wins were because of the women, on team u.s.a. he made sure to highlight

wisconsin, iowa and nevada are the three states where he's got the best news. i think it does come down to pennsylvania in the end. but, luckily, today i know you're coming to this later in the program, steve, so i don't want to spend too much time on it. on october 20, 1973, on september 2nd, 2016, friday night massacre narrative and reputation on hillary clinton and disaster and it will change the race beginning monday and i don't think the old labor day take us news. i think we'll be studying this report over the weekend. she had a terrible week. he had a very good week, that shakeup is beginning. >> okay. well, you're right, we'll be getting to that a little bit later in more detail. a version of the same question i asked you, i'll ask you, from hillary clinton's standpoint, she's ahead wharks is tt is the threat? is it the e-mail, doj? what is the biggest threat? >> i read the report, other people read the report, it doesn't go any further than what we've already heard that she was careless or reckless. she's apologized for it. it's a real problem and issue, but not -- she didn't know something about classified material.

wisconsin, iowa and nevada are the three states where he's got the best news. i think it does come down to pennsylvania in the end. luckily today, i know you are coming to this later in the program, so i don't want to spend too much time on it, but on october 20th, 1973, there was a saturday night massacre. september 2nd, 2016 is a friday night massacre of the doj and fbi's narrative and reputation on hillary clinton and the e-mails. it's a disastrous story for hillary clinton. it will change the race beginning monday and i don't think the old labor day, i think we will all study this report over the weekend. she had a terrible week. he had a very good week. that shakeup is beginning. >> okay. you're right, we will get to that a little later in more detail. but david corn, a version of the same question i asked hugh, i will ask you, but from hillary clinton's standpoint. she's ahead. what is the biggest threat that hillary clinton faces in the home stretch of this campaign? is it the e-mail story? is it the doj? is it something else? what is the biggest threat that could trip her up? >> i read the report. other people rea