mary anne: why are you running for president? running for president is personal for most voters, but most people have not asked that question. ob just said that media people are not real people. janet: let's go to bill weld. our libertarian vice presidential candidate, our former governor. he is inserted himself into the party fray. can this make a difference in november? mary anne: no, he is getting off the titanic before it sinks. if trump wins, he wants to make sure he is not linked for it. and no one else. rob: i think i said, and marianne said a few months ago, when people said, will they get to 50% and be a player in the race? we said no, and answer today is still no. it doesn't matter that he is changing. if anything, their intent is not working out, they are splitting votes off for hillary clinton. camera's men capuano prefer that the ticket be flopped. mary anne: i don't know if bill weld would have done any better. he lost the senate race, he lost the race for governor in new york. rob: gas in a tank of political campai

cpac chairman, matt and mary-ann. so, mary-ann is making the point that comey is pretty much a republican shild. >> i didn't say that. >> this is what the clintons are going to do next. this is what they do to everybody. they liked comey before being a republican because they said even a republican wouldn't to want go after the democratic nominee couldn't see wrong doing. now, that the republican looks to be doing something to harm the democratic nominee, there's all these stories and inferences that oh, he's just a republican who's trying to harm hillary clinton. i will tell you from someone who worked in the white house, when he was picked for the department of justice. he was not picked because of his republican pedigree because he didn't have it. he was picked because they thought about hn able prosecutor. >> is he a republican? >> if he is, he doesn't have track record? >> is he republican? do we know? >> we don't know. >> well, matt, i think i saw you claim on another show that he was a democrat. so obviously yo

cpac chairman, matt and mary-ann. making the point that comey is pretty much a republican shild. >> i didn't say that. >> this is what the clintons are going to do next. this is what they do to everybody. they liked comey before being a republican because they said even a republican wouldn't to want go after the democratic nominee couldn't see wrong doing. now, that the republican looks to be doing something to harm the democratic nominee, there's all these stories and inferences that oh, he's just a republican who's trying to harm hillary clinton. i will tell you from someone who worked in the white house, when he was picked for the department of justice. he was not picked because of his republican pedigree because he didn't have it. he was picked because they thought about hn able prosecutor. >> is he a republican? >> if he is, he doesn't have track record? >> is he republican? do we know? >> we don't know. >> well, matt, i think i saw you claim on another show that he was a democrat. so obviously you've changed tha

mary anne: what you try to avoid donald trump is part of it. hillary clinton will try to avoid getting blown up by donald trump. he may launch the a-bomb, it is his last chance. ed: does he have an a-bomb? mary anne: probably. pat: donald trump reminds me of my dog which is a fantastic dog. he will chase that ball anywhere as you throw it. rabbit hole, donald trump runs down it. the has have a semi-substantive, to try and convince people that is unhinged. he is not unchained and not unshackled. he is capable of president. he has chased hillary clinton every single time she points and he is undisciplined and ineffective. he thinks he will go down, he will try to take her with them. there is no seven second l.a.. he looks forward to saying things to her face that have never been said before in front of a worldwide audience and no reason to doubt him. pat: we have seen candidates that generally do not like each other. we have seen it get personal. donald trump does not like the press area he does not like the republican party, he is mad at everybo

mary anne: we are reliving the 90's. there recount happened in florida, the scene of the crime and how different our country is. those four electoral votes, al gore would have been president and we know that. he is appealing to the millennials is a care about the environment. that is hampshire -- michelle obama is out there campaigning. pat: most of those people do not know who al gore is. nothing more comfortable than watching hillary clinton and al gore in the same stage today. they could not keep them for enough apart. we will see of it works. i not sure if the millennial those who al gore is. you have the weather toss. mary anne: sunny and blue skies if you are a democrat or republican. what does the weather look like? harvey: i try to make politics -- keep all takes out of the weather. out the door for tomorrow if you're heading out early, 42 degrees and not as cold as it was this morning. we will find a mix of clouds and sunshine. tomorrow. well we hang in the lower 60's and the coastline when you're heading home w

with when now, a democratic strategist and principal of the dewy square group, mary ann marsh, hi, mary ann. >> hi, judge, how are you? >> well, it's been an interesting week, hasn't it? >> it has. it feels like a year actually. >> it does feel like a year. all right. the numbers have changed. hillary is now ahead of trump by a couple of points, but you've always said from the beginning it's going to be a nail biter at the end. without getting, you know, too far into this, i mean, donald stepped into it. she opened the trap. and he went for it. >> he did. i think the shift you've seen in the polls since the debate shows you when there have been shifts in this election, it's been driven by events, not much else. when they both won the nomination, they both went up in the polls. the conventions, they both got a bounce out of it. she got a bigger one, came back to earth. now we've seen the first real shift in the polls since then. the only events we know left in the campaign are the debates. unless some unforeseen something happens. so that's what's really been driving it. you expect then

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mary anne, i'm not going to let you blather on. you didn't answer the question. is not about trump. this is bher. >> she is in new hampshire talking about college affordability to kids. she has been talking about jobs. >> come on. >> she has been talking about the economy. she mixes it up. she has been doing that for you to ignore it is unfair. >> her headlines are all trump is the devil. that's the head lion. >> trump is making trump the devil right now, period. >> wait. do you get my point. >> yes. >> about secretary clinton. >> yes. and i can tell you why she doing is it. >> step back out of your i like trump, i hate hillary posture. [ laughter ] i'm trying to understand why someone as experienced as secretary clinton isn't trying to win people over. >> because she cannot run on her record, therefore she has to go back 20 years and trying to make the race about donald trump. >> about person. >> what i'm trying to tell threw are certain political rules of gravity here. mrs. clinton can't abide any of them because she cannot run on her record, so she has to make

. >> my all-star political panel, matt along with mary-ann. right from the get go, it was going to be close, and, you know, it's not as close as we thought it would be, but, it seems that donald came out with something rather interesting today. this is this idea of -- some of the stuff he talks about, term limits, prevents them from lobbying and we all know that some of the legislation in congress that they're talking about, you know, when they say they're going to prevent insider trading isn't really real stuff that's going on. isn't this stuff that the american people are interested in? irrespective of politics. >> well, sure, judge, but the problem is that donald trump once again today stepped on his own message by saying things like unforced errors. talking about the first two things he would do is sue his accusers and the media. that's all you're hearing about tonight. so repeatedly throughout this campaign, donald trump whether it was in the debates or elsewhere says things that are unnecessary and frankly unpresidential. and it stepped

. >> joining us now from boston, democrat mary anne marsh and las vegas republican monica crowley.s say the same thing, that hillary clinton's winning with women by historic margins right now, obviously that's why melania trump was put out to talk about this. do you think that trump can persuade some women, monica, who have drifted away from him? >> well, donald trump is doing fine with republican and conservative women. but you're right, bill, when it comes to the electorate, is he running historic gender gap of about 20 points. any republican was going to face a very difficult challenge given that the democrats have nominated the first woman and the historic gender gap. it's always advantaged democrats. i think in donald trump's case he has faced a tougher challenge because is he an alpha male candidate who has said these indelicate things about women in the past. i think going forward he needs to talk about all national issues, as women's issues. meaning economic growth, job creation, building the wall, dealing with illegal immigration, obamacare, which a lot of women care about

thank you so much, mary ann, katie and joe. as i said before, tim kaine, i don't think this was his best hour, watch. >> ronald reagan said something really interesting about nuclear proliferation in the 1980s. said he the problem with nuclear proliferation is that some fool or maniac could trigger a catastrophic event, i think that's who governor pence's running mate is. >> come on, senator, senator, that was beneath you and hillary clinton, that's pretty low. trish: my next guest knows tim kaine pretty well. he used to work for him. now he is a donald trump supporter and he's asking what happened to the tim kane i used to know? here he is to explain. christian richers. people are talking all about you all over the internet, you were commenting how this was a less than stellar perform france -- performance from your boss and this is not the guy you used to know. what do you mean by that? >> tim kaine is one of the finest public servants i have known, a great guys, you would refer to him as the nice guy, the dad next door, they

mary ann and robert with us now. he said will look at it at the time, mary ann. he said i time. >> a stung admission that will cost him dearly for the rest of this race. no american can accept what donald trump said tonight that he would not concede the race. the unwillingness to condemn putin, the strong language opposing abortion what he called hillary clinton at the end of the debate, a nasty woman hurt him dearly. hillary clinton won this debate. donald trump lost it as well. he did nothing to move the poll numbers he lost more support >> it seemed to raise eyebrows. >> it did, ed. was trump's worst moment i agree with mary ann in a night of many bad moments for trump. he lost debate. this was a heavyweight fight. trump proved to be a feather waist. he could not make enough against hillary clinton. he announced a major vet of the campaign today about draining the swamp in washington. how many types did he mention it tonight, zero. that is a failure. so if i asked you f he? >> moved it in the wrong direction. he needed to move it, you know, pro trump. it went

joining me is mary ann and ned ryun. you have the polls narrowing, are they failing to captures the reality? the trump camp would tell you and they insisted this all along that the polls are not reflective of all the people that are going to come out and vote? >> we're going to find out in two weeks. it's interesting, we're coming down the homestretch. seeing the polls tighten up. i thought this was going to be a much closer race than the media thought it would be. you were mentioning florida, trump is ahead by two points in the latest bloomberg poll. interesting statistic in florida and other statistics as well. the one that is interesting to me is trump is now about three tenths of a point ahead in regards to absentee ballots. he's trengd ahead of where romney was. so you know, again, i think there's reasons to be quietly optimistic but we're going to have to see what happens when it comes down to the rust belt workers are they going to take the opportunity to vote for trump and not hillary? interesting dynamic that we

police arrived at the mari-anne investigation. a 38-year-old man shot at them before apparently killing himself. police evacuated the building as they tried to get that man to surrender, but he would not. no officers were hurt. right now, commuters are bracing for major changes. we are just hours away from the start of open tolling in massachusetts. we're talking major demolition. traffic changes. thousands of drivers impacted. randy: the eyeopener's antoinette antonio is at the western tolls w warnings about tonight. antoinette: randy, this has potential to be a traffic nightmare with all of these changes happening. take a look at the toll plaza. this is the last time it will look like this. in a matter of hours, major changes get underway. here's what you need to know this morning. at 10:00 tonight, open tolling takes effect. that means no more cash on the mass pike. this weekend, toll plaza demolition begins and those new traffic patterns take effect. so what does that mean for all of these drivers out there? toll plazas are di

and our first question goes to mary ann. to determine the partisan leanings of american's doctors. just a bit more than half were democrats. the most democratic specialty were psychology and infectious disease. which specialty was the most republican? gastroenterology, family medicine, surgery. >> surgery. >> there you go. pays to read the --. >> debate has raged this week over the proper pronunciation of a key western swing state after donald trump mocked the mispronouncing it but mispronounced it himself when doing so. which is the correct pronunciation? a, b, c, or d. >> a. >> it is a. >> it is a. i say it one way but i know the correct pronunciation. >> typical elite. >> -- people say nevada. >> nevada. lovely. and our final question to liam. a reporter for a local station doing hurricane coverage had their live shot interrupted by what? what's your answer? >> man walking three ankle deep flood water. >> this is a video. let's go to the tape. >> you love ramon. it just gets all 2016 in a nice nugget of goodness. >> tomorrow night the debate. i want to ask you all, what does a w

bill: mary ann?wo points there. to your point exactly, or the american voters deserve to know be a candidate is under investigation. donald trump's campaign is and to parker and to manafort. congressional leaders, republicans and democrats have been briefed on this for weeks now going back to september, reported in the hill september 23rd, number one. number two, james comey put himself in this position when he took the unprecedented step of holding a press conference. the people on his staff who work on this said there's no evidence to indict, she did no wrong, and he decidedded to indict her in the court of plunge opinion. that's how he ended up under oath -- bill: hang on, hang on. eric holder wrote this, i think it was yesterday -- hang on. quote now: he has allowed, he meaning comey, again without improper motive misinformation to be spread by partisans with less pure intentions, without improper motive. do we know what the motive is yet? >> well, first -- >> no -- bill: happening on, mary ann.

and yes we have had these sugar highs that mary ann describes. does it matter? of course in a normal year in a normal candidate, of course saying the things that he said. because remember the issue here isn't locker room talk. the issue here is that he said that he could use his position and the privilege attendant to the it to do things to women and get away with it. >> and joe biden called it sexual assault. >> right. so that is the issue here. but maybe nothing matters. maybe in 2016 party id is so strongly correlated maybe it just doesn't matter. >> deciding what matters is looking at the external actors in this the lawmakers also on the ballot with him and watch what they are doing and what we've seen is just complete erosion. a jail break. no longer that donald trump can look at jeff flake or mark kirk and try to make -- chase down one of him. we have a null on dozens of members by the hour -- >> wait wait wait. aren't they going to and perino and i have been aurguing about this all day. literally all day. saying you want him to step down would be like say

mary ann bartels. what are you watching today? >> oil. think if it stays above 50, that could be a buller signal for the commodity market. >> 10:30? >> your interview. tell us. >> with philip hammond. "squawk box" is next. the highly advanced audi a4, with available virtual cockpit. >>> good morning. hurricane warning. nearly 2 million people urged to evacuate the coast in southeastern united states as hurricane matthew slams into the bahamas. we'll have a live update on the storm's track and preparations in florida. >>> twitter shares plummeting overnight on reports that the biggest rumored bidders are not going to bid. >>> and a samsung galaxy note 7 smartphone catches fire on a plane. but this one had already been replaced by the company and was supposed to be safe. it's thursday october 6, 2016, "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >> live from new york where business never sleeps, this is "squawk box." >>> good morning. welcome to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen, and becky is off today. hasn'

i'm anne-marie green. well, the trump campaign says newly released fbi notes proved the obama administration tried to protect hillary clinton. the records show that a senior state department official asked the fbi to change the classification of an e-mail from clinton's private server. and trump continues to insist the u.s. electoral system is rigged. a new cbs news poll finds clinton's lead over trump has widen nationally. in a four-way race she now leads trump by nine points among likely voters. her lead two weeks ago was four points. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> morning, anne-marie. donald trump campaigns in colorado today a day ahead of showdown against rival hillary clinton. in a series of interviews yesterday trump's wife melania trump publicly defended him against sexual assault allegations for the first time. while clinton's campaign dealt with more fallout during her e-mail practices during her time as secretary of state. ? hillary tonight ? >> reporter: hillary clinton appea

mary anne: it will trump the more better for tim kaine and hillary clinton. that is the measurement here. is mike pence going to make donald trump's week better or worse? and: is this about the vice president of candidates or about the candidates? >> it is about the presidential candidates. this is all about the principles and what we will see is mike pence trying to clean up in real was not able to do with hillary clinton at the last presidential debate. he will have to work hard to make sure he pins down hillary clinton on certain issues. i think this might be the best part in a long bad week that donald trump has had. jc: can they do anything to move the needle tonight? everyone is talking about these are nice guys, it will be really boring. online -- can they do anything or say anything that will make a difference? people do not vote for president based on vice presidents. if donald trump says or does something on twitter that will move it. they're not going -- looking at the vice presidential candidates. they cannot change what happened last week. jc: do

>> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. as you see just from our shot, a little bit of moving around. we are, right now, in the midst of hurricane force wind. we are now here in vero beach. in indian river county along the east coast. i want to show you behind me here. you see boats tied up here. this is part of the intracoastal. the boats are doing a little bit of bobbing. this is actually good because looking at the position of the storm out in the atlantic, we more targeted hit from this storm and the damage could have been far worse. however, the concern is far from over. let me walk over here and kind of show you. this is the intracoastal and low lying area and the water is already creeping up to the edge. we will have tropical storm force winds through this morning and heavy wind will continue and push the water inward and creating a very potential for the surge and the flooding. are going to deal with for several more hours and the devastation doesn't look as catastrophic as it potentially could be, we have more time

i like to invite mary ann thompson from oewd to join me to provide some insight from her office as well. >> i think i'll take this one. so, i first of all would like to thank jason and lynne for being our partners in shop and dine in the 49. this partnership as jason alluded to blossomed into other cities like chicago seattle and san diego saying we want to cait like san francisco so it exciting partnership. we will continue with the art work that we have, we will continue our outreach effort. this year we will have two press events, a kick off from the mayor and looking to do that somewhere around [inaudible] in december work with the mayor in the corridor highlighting the importance of shopping in your local corridors and as we said, we will continue our expanded with muni. muni has been a fantastic-mta is a fantastic partner by allowing to put cards in their buses. this year weal we'll update the website more. many remember, last year the piece that everyone loved so much was the map. everywhere we went they wanted a map. that map is aults housed othen website and a little more inter

he was holed up in the mari-anne motel on ocean boulevard. no officers hurt there. they say that after the standoff ended with a 38-year-old suspect killed himself. emily: this barnstable man is accused in two burglaries. the victim says she caught richard herrera outside her home wednesday night on satuit-newton road. she tried to stop him but he sped away. the woman got a license plate and called police. he has served two sentences for breaking and entering. contentious negotiations to put a muslim abandoned farmland in dudley have broken down. the islamic society of greater worcester ended talks with the board of selectmen according to "the globe" after the board refused the latest proposal. the group plans to pursue the fight in court. opponents argue because muslims traditionally do not use coffins, burials could contaminate water. randy: nearly 150 arrests have been made in north dakota as police have been working to move protestors of the dakota access spray to disperse the crowd demonstrating along the native american land that they say will hurt the environ

i'm anne-marie green. ,,,,,, >>> this is kpix5 news. >>> good morning, everyone. , october 17th. taking a lovely look of the bay bridge this early morning. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. it is 4:30 on a monday. >>> and roberta is back from vacation. welcome back. >> yeah. >> always nice to be here. it's always nice to sleep past 2:00 in the morning as well. >> isn't it? >> i was up early this morning at 12:30 because the dog this to go outside but, boy, my flowers were just singing, they were so happy. >> i bet. >> i think we are all happy with the recent rain and we still have light rain showers as you are getting ready to head out. there's our hi-def doppler radar and you see that light green on the screen means you do require an umbrella out the door but later today some mostly cloudy skies, a bit of a breeze and looks like for the most part our temperatures anywhere from the 60s through the 70s, relatively raw, cool day, the complete details still coming up. >>> but right now say good morning to roqui theus. >> 4:30. we are busy

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. anne-marie gre. the spaghetti bowl. we have you covered on what you need to know to avoid the mess. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... mother nature could make things a little soggy for this halloween weekend. sherry breaks down how it could impact your neighborhood trick or treating. ((brian loftus)) >> and... the bundy brothers are found not guilty after an intense oregon standoff but their not out of the woods yet nevada for another standoff. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news leader, starts right now./// ((now, live...this is 8 news now good day.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> a witches brew of road closures and rainfall could prove for some scary conditions outside in the valley this weekend. thanks for joining us on 8 news now good day. i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus))

i'm anne-marie green. national hurricane center says the threat to the soft southeast coast of the united states to hurricane matthew has increased. the storm is surging through the caribbean sea expecting to pass over or near the island of haiti. matthew is headed north with life-threatening wind, rain and storm surge, matthew is a dangerous category 4 with winds of 145 miles per hour. hurricane warnings are in effect for haiti, cuba and the bahamas. haiti to get up to 40 inches of rain. pounding flash floods, mudslides and storm surges are possible. the blunt of the storm is set to side step jamaica, but with hurricane force winds, jamaica took a hit. schools have been closed indefinitely, some turned into shelters. this is matthew as seen from the national space station. the governors of north carolina and florida have declared states of emergency. later told, it is likely a hurricane watch will be issued for florida's atlantic coast. >>> and now to the latest political storm, hillary clinton and donald

i'm anne-marie green. >>> in a rowdy late night rally, donald trump supporters witnessed firsthand what a freer version of trump looks like, after tweeting earlier in the day that he was free of the shackles, presumably, the republicans who have withdrawn unfiltered attack mode. he called hillary clinton corrupt and, with a new wave of wikileaks e-mails, he was working with fresh material. brian webb is here in new york with more. brian, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. >> reporter: the latest reuters ipso tracking poll shows clinton leading eight points nationally, and too soon to tell if that will impact her polling but it is trump's hot mike video and sunday's debate performance is hitting his numbers and support >> make sure you get out and vote november 28th. >> reporter: moments after mistakenly urging supporters to vote on the wrong date in florida, donald trump unleashed a new rival attack on hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton is a vessel, that is raiding our country. >> reporter: earlie

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. anne-marie gre. ,, f0 >>> breaking news this morning at 4:30. a wild scene in denver. police say a shooting that started early this morning led to this crash at 11th and kalamath. >> people were sent to the hospital and investigators are still trying to comb through where that crash happened. good morning, shawn, what do you know at this hour? >> reporter: britt, good morning. they are still busy out work here at this scene. we can see them starting to get one of the two cared involved in this crash removed from the scene. they've been here for some time and we've been watching what's happening for a little more than three hours. take a closer look at the car they're trying to remove.

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. anne-marie gre. new video this morning:once accused freeway shooting suspect, leslie merritt junior just released from jail.the violation that had him back behind bars. donald trump is heading back to the valley for a 7th campaign visit.we'll tell you when he'll be here and where. plus... what his ?son did right here in the valley that has everyone talking this morning! and in an interview you'll only see here on cbs5. football coach from notre dame prep talks with us after being fired.why he says he did nothing wrong. good morning.. thanks for waking up with us here on cbs 5 news.it's... friday, october 28th i'm yetta gibson.and... i'm preston phillipsin the next ten minutes we're going to get you completely prepared for the day with the news you need to know.let's get right to ian with your forecast after breaking a record yesterday...

it happened at the mari-anne hotel in hatcher it. -- hampton beach. officers evacuated the motel as they tried to negotiate, and they found the man dead at an apparent suicide at 1:30. nobody else was hurt. right now commuters are preparing for major >> and the eyeopener reporter covering all the angles, the impact is open, as open tolling begins and we start with antoinette this morning with what we need to know. >> randy and emily, here we go. it all gets started tonight and as this major project gets underway, this could really be a rough ride for hundreds of thousands of drivers. here's what you need to know. open tolling gets starred tonight at 10:00. that means no more cash on the the new traffic patterns take effect. what does all of this mean for drivers for the next few weeks? while the toll plazas are being dismantled you have to drive around the work zone, so traffic will first be funneled to the sides of the plazas and later on through the middle, and meaning you have to slow down and you have to stay in your lane and in other words plan f

i'm anne-marie green. now at 4:30--- first vandalized... then ?ticketed!? why this woman... is fighting city hall. 3 and a local veteran is honored at lambeau field during a packers game.why he wasn't sure he'd ever get to one. good morning everyone.it's wednesday, october 12-th. i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate chappell. we're following a number of stories for you this morning... including, some football fans trying to beat eddie lacy... with their gaming skills!we'll tell you why the packers running back was in our area. 3 but first-- we have rain in the forecast today.let's see if we can get through the morning commute before it comes.meteorologist "justin thompson-gee" is tracking the system. 3 ((???quick 30 second wx tease 5) 5???))today: variably cloudy