ryan, mary katherine, thank you. mary katherine, good luck on your big marathon tomorrow benefitting veterans and families of fallen heros. >> thank you very much. >> good luck. we'll be watching. you can help runners with fundraising donations by visiting the marine corps marathon website. >>> we are ten days out, folks. that is it. november 8th you choose. ahead this hour we will take you to the battle grounds of north carolina, colorado, ohio and florida where at any moment hillary clinton will make her first stop of the day. she is expected to address this e-mail review. stay with us. you're live in the "cnn newsroom". ♪ ♪ ♪ only those who dare drive the world forward. the cadillac ct6. abdbloating?in? you may have ibs. ask your doctor if non-prescription ibgard is right for you. ibgard calms the angry gut. available at cvs, walgreens and rite aid. >>> at any moment hillary clinton will make her first campaign stop of the day. she is expected to of course address the latest e-mails. i believe -- is that her? nope

mary katherine, what do you think? >> it is a tough map.he map was tough for republicans before donald trump was the nominee and before this month. it is not looking great and you have to play a perfect game to turn all of those states. i joked he is the disrupter who disrupted too much and maybe in the end he will winnow high owe, florida and lose everything else, just turn the whole game on its head. >> wow. ryan. >> often the swing states tip one way or the other, they don't line up even if they look like they're close going in, you know, half for one and half for another, they tend to fall like dominos for one side or the other. look, there are three big demographics in the race to help explain it, the non-white hispanic votes, and then there's the divided white vote, white working class and the white collar whites, whites with a college education. the minority vote in this country is growing. the white -- the white vote with a college degree is growing and the white working class is in decline. the only, you know, probably by about two

mary katherine, have a great race. run fast. >> thanks so much.hanks for your support. >>> coming up for us, donald trump says he will accept the results of the election if he likes the results. up next, a lawyer who worked on bush v gore tells us what trump's challenges would look like and what the chances are it would succeed. >>> plus, there's a lot of talk about donald trump being a drag on republican candidates around the country but what about hillary clinton? how do democrats feel about her? we will put that to the test coming up. you both have a perfect driving record. perfect. no tickets. no accidents. that is until one of you clips a food truck ruining your perfect record. yup. now, you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack. right? no, your insurance rates go through the roof. your perfect record doesn't get you anything. anything. perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claims centers are available to assis

mary katherine, new allegations coming out overnight.an after woman after woman as john berman says. trump also then in response leveling threats against these publications, that lawsuits will be coming if they don't retract. where are we right now from your perspective? >> that is a great question. so look, i think it's tricky for the trump campaign, obviously. anyone who thought we were getting through october without spectacular oppo dumps on this guy who has been on mike for the last 25 years i think was crazy. so this should have been anticipated and the trump campaign looked like it didn't anticipate it because what was the argument they made before? it was they brought up bill clinton's very sordid past and tried to transfer it to hillary clinton, and for what? for the smearing of the women who came forward and made accusations. now the trump campaign is in a situation where they have to call all the women coming forward liars essentially is the tack they are taking which is the same thing they were accusing clinton of. it's a sti

mary katherine is the mother of two beautiful little girls. she cheered mom on.ay from all of us here, mary katherine, congratulations. we are so proud of you. you are a fighter and an inspiration. >> god bless her. >> speaking of beautiful, agne agnes and louise. >> very cute. >> too close, i think, for me. look at their candy. they separate them on the floor. look how much faith they have in dad. that's what they left out last night on the floor. that's louise's stash. that's agnes'. i don't take any. >> "special report" coming up next. >>> this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier in washington. right now, donald trump's resurge entresur resur resurgent appears to be getting an infusion of cash. a major infusion at that. for hillary clinton, past expectations of a home stretch on cruise control have been detoured. on this halloween night, a campaign that democrats once described as a dream come true for hillary clinton is now dealing with a nightmare narrative. we have fox team coverage tonight. carl cameron is with the trump campaign in michigan. the republica

ladies, mary katherine, kirsten powers, thank you very much. great to talk to both of you. chris?>> the state department is facing tough questions this morning following the release of new e-mails in the hillary clinton private server investigation. is there evidence of quid pro quo? we get answers from state department spokesman john kirby next. you both have a perfect driving record. until one of you clips a food truck. then your rates go through the roof. perfect. ♪ for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claims centers are available to assist you twenty-four seven. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> all right. here's the situation. documents released by

mary katherine, we are going to start with you. finish this sentence for me. >> you love these. >> for tonight -- excuse me. for donald trump tonight will be? >> an attempt to marshal all of the late-breaking scandals about hillary and some of this confirming narrative information from wikileaks. i think he has a lot of opportunities here. some people said is he going to punch low. he may. he has a lot of opportunity to actually take real issues and go at her with them. wikileackileaks reveals a lot o things voters already feel about her. the question is whether he can do that. it's always been that when he does it's a little clumsy. if he can land some punches, not a bad idea. >> finish this sentence. for hillary clinton tonight will be? >> well, can i just say for trump it will be his last chance to turn things around. >> finish the sentence i gave you. >> for hillary, this is her chance to put it away. she basically right now has trump on his heels. she's consist ently ahead in every poll -- and significantly ahead in a way that

joining us now senior writer mary katherine hamm and kirstin powell.ink these spouses are? >> just drop it. >> just telling you when to wrap. >> how effective do you think these spouses will be in the campaign? >> i think for hillary her most effective surrogates are the obamas. and they're going to be much more effective on millennial voters who have a relationship with them. millennial voters don't have a relationship with bill clinton. he's before their time and he's out of sync with them and bill clinton has a tendency to go off script a little bit. >> we have an example of that. well, with obama care he has certainly gone off script a couple times recently. listen to him on the campaign trail this week. >> what are the problems, we can take them off. the co-pays, deductibles and premiums are too high and the drug prices are too high. so, what does she say we should do? we should bargain for lower drug prices the way the government can now with medicare and medicaid for everybody. >> now, you know, this has been a really controversial thing, m.k. l

mary katherine, donald trump not really experienced when it comes to the town hall type format. >> rightng this event tonight. chris christie helping him out. is this something you can pick up, do you think? >> i think he likes an audience so that's something going for hip. i think it's something he can pick up. the question is how much does he want to pick up? we learned this week he will be campaigning at least part of the day on saturday with paul ryan in wisconsin so he won't be using that part of time for debate prep. and i think a christie/trump combo, does that just like amplify his personality? like two northern tough guys getting together for the town hall? i think christie has been good at it in the past but i wonder if it translates to trump or whether he wants to learn. >> heidi, news out today president obama has a 55% approval rating in the new cnn/orc poll, i think the highest approval since the beginning of his presidency. this could help hill country clnten. >> good timing. yeah, that's why you're seeing all the surrogates including michelle obama who has an even higher

mary katherine, hillary clinton at 50% a lot of angst already in politics. see a poll mere 50 start to worry, a., lose the senate and picking up the seats needed for the house probably at the outer limit, but -- >> right. kellyanne conway, the trump campaign manager harks been asking why she can't get to 50. she has once, i guess. got that going for her now. there is a question and among republican voters, how much of a gap can there be here and still hold on to some of those senate races? the question some key states and how much ballot splitting can a party actually manifest on the day of the election? i think it's probable there will be more than there has been in the past. once you get to a ten-point gap, it's really hard to hold on to the tough seats like pennsylvania, ohio. we'll see what happens. >> show you the map. democrats, what democrats would need to take back the senate. again, hillary clinton's confident at the moment. two weeks to go. democrats need plus five in trump wins the white house, plus four if clinton wins the white house because tim

. >> mary katherine roper with the 866-our-vote team says you don't have to talk to anyone except a legitimate official inside the polling place. your vote can only be charged on the basis of identity or residence. >> voter intimidation is not a self-help opportunity. >> reporter: she says if something doesn't look right, call the district attorney, the board of elections, or find a watchdog group for help. in camden, drew smith, nbc10 news. >>> now to an evening to celebrate hope and recovery in the fight against the addiction crisis. >> tonight ashley addiction treatment, a nonprofit facility serving the region for more than 30 years hosted a fund-raising dinner at the union league in center city. the event raised money for patient scholarships at ashley. congressman tom macarthur was on hand to lend his support, and nbc10's rosemary connors was the emcee this evening. >>> a nasty day of weather turned into a nasty night. >> yeah, the rain and the cold temperatures just didn't let up tonight, did they? plenty of umbrellas, hoods up tonight in philadelphia. these people along south street doi

helped win the space race" follows the lives of four african-american women, dorothy vaughan, mary jackson, katherine johnson and christine darden. [applause] >> i am so pleased to let you know that many of the family members of dorothy vaughan and mary jackson, and i believe mrs. johnson are here, and gloria champlain who was part of my book and many other women who worked with them and men who works with them at langley research center so thank you for coming. if you see them in the crowd tonight, i am thrilled that these women who actually lived the history so i could write it are here. many of us gathered here, we knew these women, raised by them, lived with them, worshiped with them, socialized with them, taught by them or worked with them and we have learned a tremendous amount from them. so many women from their lives, i have a list that could fill another book that i learned from them researching their lives and one of the most timely that i emphasize tonight is the following. never allow fear to get the best of curiosity and imagination. sending men into space is a risky endeavor, and take t

. >> mary katherine, one thing i want to ask you about, mike pence was at the morning shows, and he wasusers trying to take a hit at hillary clinton. take a listen. >> i remember the avalanche of scandals that came out of president bill clinton's despicable behavior. even with a 23-year-old intern named monica lewinsky. >> does this win over anybody? i guess that's my question. are there people in northern virginia where you live, in florida, the philly suburbs who think, oh, yeah, good point? >> there's a part of my right winger soul that goes, yes! he should pay a price for this, it should be thrown in their faces. his behavior was critical and he was given a pass. does it reach out to independent voters and college-educated women? for the most part, i don't think so, because the american people, like it or not, from people like me, have decided they like bill clinton and that they have forgiven him for this, for the most part. and so i don't think that you are doing anything for bringing up old stuff from their perspective, even though i might think, okay, this is a righteous attack,

commentator mary katherine writes that her premiums are going up 96%.te, my monthly payment is now the size of a moderate mortgage. now, multiply that by the number of people who have gotten a similar letter, who vote. it's scary. trump hit obamacare hard today. >> one of the most important reasons you have to vote is that we can immediately, without question, so simply, repeal and replace the disaster known as obamacare. >> meantime, hillary promises to make it better. the solution, make it bigger. apply coercion, because when it comes to socialism, the people must fit the plan, not the reverse. see venezuela, or rather, don't. >> period! >> i'm thinking, walter, that it's got to be hard to be obama, because your name is on obamacare. it's like off child, who grows up to be a real jerk. so he's always got to be, oh, yeah, obamacare, he's still there. how's obamacare? oh, he's in one state, but not in another he's making people upset and sad. >> yeah. >> walter? >> you know, they tried calling it the affordable care act. they tried calling it obamacare.

mary katherine henderson and manu raju. one full week of campaigning left, stale growing list of questions about friday's stunning fbi decision to reopened clinton e-mail investigation. this one will get our constant scrutiny this hour and throughout the week. is there evidence this dramatic change in the campaign debate is changing the state of play in the key battleground states? now, let's be clear. it's going to take a few days to get a trustworthy sense of the impact. the news broke just friday. weekend polling not the most reliable, but this late october surprise adds a big wave of unpredictability to the final week of an already volatile campaign cycle. hard to top this assessment from clinton's running mate tim kaine. >> really? oh my gosh. get the pepto bismol, folks. >> oh, my gosh. get the poept oh biz mol, folks. sometimes politicians get it dead right and that was about dead right. a lot we don't know and go through this start here with the big headlines. in terms of reporting in the battleground states, what a

nick crist off, david gregory, cnn political analyst and mary katherine hann and senior writer for "theist." mk, do you think he stopped the bleeding? if so, what was your bar for that? >> let me set a baseline and i do mean base. he is so bad that he's not beating her handily and she is so bad that she's not beating him handily. so, look, was he slightly better from his baseline from the last debate? i think so. he also had this giant elephant in the room to deal with, as did she because he brought up all of bill clinton's behavior, as well. did he put a defibrillator tahis candidacy for a minute. enough for the remaining republicans to stick around. >> nick, he said last night that what we heard on that leaked tape that that is locker room talk. those aren't actions. you have done a story about his actions in terms of sexual impropriety and a woman who has accused him of attempted rape. >> he says it's just words. in fact, the story that i wrote shows exactly how he put his words into actions. it is a young woman, it was a couple from florida who wanted to do business with trump. and

may the names of katherine johnson, dorothy vaughn, mary jackson, dr. christine darden and the other women who contributed to the space race and changed the course of history finally receive their due. now, lucy gave a few housekeeping notes. i just want to remind everyone that her talk is going to be here, but the book signing will take place at the hampton history museum afterwards in the great hall, okay? so walk back across the street. and so c-span asked me to say that because they're filming, they ask for no flash photography. so if you want to take a picture, just turn your flash off. and please remember to science your phones. so, again, i welcome you on behalf of the hampton history museum, and they invite you to make history with us. and tonight margot's doing just that, making history. it is with great pleasure and honor that i introduce my friend, margot lee shetterly. [applause] >>chadra, thank you so much for that amazing introduction. thank you to the hampton history museum which has been incredibly supportive of this research since the v

katherine sibley: it is very interesting about mary lincoln, what a sad story in so many ways , losing so many children, particularly willie, their favorite, and the white house. and some were even more empathic toward the soldiers. of course, unfortunately later after her husband died, she thought she suffered more than any other family that lost someone during the civil war. she could take things sometimes to extremes, but she had great empathy, exactly as you are saying, for the soldiers' suffering that she had experienced herself. i also want to pick up on something which you had talked about with your show and how the development of first lady scholarship, and it is so interesting. theory are today very focused and excited about this topic, but this was not the way it was for a long time. i'm glad many of us have spoken to friends and family about our work, and they say, first ladies? they don't understand why this is a compelling topic. it is interesting when it came about, when did it become something that people cared about. as far as i can tell, it really began to spark at the

mary, thank you. >>> a third arrest in the 2014 murder of a florida state university law professor. the 31-year-old katherine mcmanwa is charged with the murder. police say she has ties to the victim's ex-wife and one of the accused shooters. a neighbor found him dead in his garage. he was shot twice in the head. >>> miami beach police are searching for thieves that dragged away an atm. crooks prying the machine away from the wall using an suv. look at. that they are scrambling to try to get it in. and they load the atm into the back and just take off. we still don't know how much money was inside and the machine. no one has been arrested yet. >>> a kitchen fire forces a brooksville family out of their home. the family claims they were cooking with hot oil when it ignited in the kitchen at the house. by the time firefighters arrived five minutes later, there was and luckily the family managed to get out but they'll not be able to stay in their home. >>> and in your vote, big names are campaigning in florida this week for democratic presidential candidate hillary rodham clinton. president barack obama and vic

mary, thank you. >>> a third arrest in the 2014 the 31-year-old katherine mcmanwa is charged with the murder. police say she has ties to the victim's ex-wife and one of the accused shooters. a neighbor found him dead in his garage. he was shot twice in the head. >>> miami beach police are searching for thieves that dragged away an atm. in this video, you can see the crooks prying the machine away from the wall using an suv. look at that. that they are scrambling to try to get it in. and they load the atm into the back and just take off. we still don't know how much money was inside and the machine. no one has been arrested yet. >>> a kitchen fire forces a brooksville family out of their home. the family claims they were cooking with hot oil when it ignited in the kitchen at the house. by the time firefighters arrived five minutes later, there was heavy smoke. and luckily the family managed to get out but they'll not be >>> and in your vote, big names are campaigning in florida this week for democratic presidential candidate hillary rodham clinton. president barack obama and vice president joe