i said what a great mic!>> ok. >> i don't want to believe in conspiracy theories of course, but it was much lower than hers and it was crackling. >> you know, trump's mic was actually worse. it was worse than bad, it was so bad that it was good. >> what's the deal with the sniffles? you know i heard you in i think the first answer it sounded like you have seasonal allergies or a little cold. what's up with that? >> no, no sniffles. you know the mic was very bad, but maybe it was good enough to hear breathing. [ laughter ] >> the mic was very bad, but maybe it was good enough to hear breathing? as if people didn't think trump was evil before. [ laughter ] now he's using the same complaints as darth vader! [ laughter ] luke, i am your -- guys, guys, is it just me or does my breathing -- it's like really loud? [ laughter ] it makes me sound sinister doesn't it? i am just trying to tell luke that i am his dad. ♪ everyone is still talking about this debate and not even the debate as a whole. it's just this moment

and i wonder if they even knew that the mic wason, because they were kind of boy talk and he was led on like -- egged on bad stuff. >> you feel the host, billy bush, was sort of egg >> yes, yes. >> well, nbc fired billy bush today. suspended after the tape wasleas. he can be heard laughing in the tape. nt 15 years at access e holld before moving to the trail while she prepares for the debate. >> meanwhile her campaign is dealing with hacked emails and transcripts. but she is leading trump by 8 points in the latest cnn poll. >> the final de will? take place wednesday night, it will take pla university of evidence nevada at las vegas. >> head to our tmj4.com/decision 2016. election day three weeks from) tomorrow. >> debate over gun law getting the attention from moms in others say it'otguns harder t??e coreen zell joins us now. george, in the state of onsi a backgroundheck is on required if u buy a fiarm from a licensed al, with a p. i'mired of seeing all gun viol . >> th gup demonsttors in downtakaukesh a u backgrod ecks forll arm sales. >> for lesley adams, it's about -- >> the washi

>> well, he did talk about the mic. he did talk about the mic earlier in the week, and hillary clinton got that question on her plane and said if someone's complaining about the mic, they're losing, or something to that effect. i could what he's doing is he's grabbing the statement from the commission on presidential debate and running with it. donald trump talked very much in the primaries about the rigged system in the republican side, the rigged system against bernie sanders. these sorts of things play into what a lot of people buy into, these sort of conspiracy theories. my phrase i guess. but you know that everything is rigged against somebody like donald trump. >> you've got to be nimble if you're the past of the united states. someone tried to turn ronald reagan's microphone off. he said wastit a minute i paid r this microphone. >> i'm worry about the conspiracy theory. for the first time in your brilliant reporting i think you have reported that he said he wasn't so sure she would support hillary clinton if she

was broadcast, and trump kept saying someone -- someone was backstage moduleating the level on his mic, because melania trump was signaling from the audience there was some kind of problem with hearing him and he basically sort of felt like he's work audio he's given speeches for 35 years, he knows when mics are working when and when they're not and he sensed that it wasn't and he wanted to stop the debate but he felt like he couldn't do that because 100 million people were watching and it would be strange. there were no commercial breaks so there was no way to fix it so what he said, don, was that 50% of his thought process during the debate was focused on the mic. so when hillary clinton was making her attacks and when he was giving, you know, some answers they people have credit teak critiqued pretty negatively, he's saying 50% of my thought process was going to this mike problem. >> yeah. i had a similar thing happen at the debate in las vegas, a mic was working in the room but not on television and people in the audience said we can't hear you so immediately i knew only because th

knew that the mic was on. because that was kind of a boy talk and he was really egg on from the host to say to dirty and bad stufftrump nats :when you're a star they let you do it. you can do anything. grab them by the p melania didnt get into the multiple women accusing trump of groping them... in an interview set to air on good morning america ...donald trump says.... he's never crossed the line wh think so ....i have great respect for women tremendous.. women come up for fame... maybe part of the clinton campaign. the gop nominee insisting, with no proof, that theres a conspicracy to rig the election. sot trump intv: there is tremendous voter fraud....difference between winning and losing the election. meanwhile hillary clinton is behind closed doors practicing for the final presidential debate.... her husband and daughter stepping in for her at this glitzy star studded fundraiser in nyc last night. helen mirren sot: "lost in this madness, is the glorious reality that in three weeks, after 240 years and 56

it was only a mic. i wonder if they even knew that the mic was on because it was kind of boy talk. he was egged on like -- egged on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> you feel the host billy bush was egging him on? >> yes. >> bringing much more of anderson's interview later in the broadcast. >>> donald trump is calling for a top state department official to be fired over the classification of an e-mail on the private server. newly released documents show under secretary patrick kennedy to convince officials to declassify the e-mail while offering to look into the request for more personnel overseas. that has trump calling for kennedy's removal. >> newly released fbi documents made public today reveal just how deep this corruption goes. so the under secretary of the state patrick kennedy illegally pressured the fbi to unclassify e-mails from hillary's illegal server. that's a lot of illegality. in other words, the state department was trying to cover up hillary's crimes. >> listen to the respon

. >> for the first time we are hearing from her about the open mic comments caught on tape. >> reporter: in her first interview since the now infamous tape of her husband bragging about groping women on open mic was made public, she says the thing that the gop presidential candidate used in the tape. >> i said to my husband that the language is inappropriate. it's not acceptable. and i was surprised, because that is not the man that i know. >> reporter: sitting down with cnn's anderson cooper monday night, melania defended her husband against what she says is a planned attack by the echoed by donald trump. >> we're not going to back down, and remember this, it's a rigged election. >> it's many people from the opposite side that they want to damage the campaign. and why now? they planned that way. because they don't want to talk about -- they don't want to talk about wikileaks and the e- mails and benghazi and all the rest of the stuff. they don't want to talk about it, so they campaign. >> reporter: as for what trump was heard on camera saying to access hollywood's billy bush, melania b

no hot mic issues.f voter access, to trump's point, it is true that illegal immigrants can come into the country and vote, correct? jenna: that is not true. donny: amazing. john, i told you that was not true. john: he is very good about these things. we have both of you here. thank you for being on the show. i want to ask you both for a quick reaction. one of you covers donald trump regularly and one does not. but i want to get your sense. the video is out and it seems like it is a seismic moment in the campaign. jenna, what do you think the trump's reaction will be? and then, you can tell me what you think of the broader impact this will be on the campaign dynamics going into the second debate. first jenna. jenna: the campaign very quickly reacted to this and acknowledged this was a conversation that he did have. they brushed it off as being locker room banter. and he sort of apologized for it, saying that he apologized if anybody was offended by it. but there are already a lot of people on twitter say

if you wonder what it sounds like on the field, we can't mic up the players but we could mic up the refs. we will show you that tonight on the fever at 11:35. for now, here is one of the refs there. got anything to say? >> i got a lot to say man. really appreciate you being out here. much love for channel 12. sports. >> say tress over to you. >> tress to you from george bush, baby. >> the buffaloes are taking on the sentals and i would like to introduce you to my friend rob by. he is 13 years old put together by the robotics. we will send it back over to you coop. [ laughter ] >> too much fun on friday night fever. >> every friday night. >> we mic the reps up a little get. >> very interesting to see what is really being talked t >> but, i will set you up. you know how we do it. >> yes. be a believer, catch the fever at 11:35. >> there you go. she's got it. >> thank you guys. >>> and, don't go to bed just moments from now, our 12 news mvp of the night is revealed. >> plus, the stomach churning tweet one profootball player made after ordering his favorite game day advertiser. >> and, our o

the hot mic moment of donald trump in 2005. campaign has taken to twitter, saying we cannot allow this man to be president. her running mate tim kaine told reporters in las vegas just now that the video makes him "sick to my stomach." a former spokesman from barack obama's 2008 campaign joins us. and joining us from d.c. is john, a longtime strategist who work on rick santorum's campaign. john, i want to start with you as the republican on the panel. you look like a bouncer at studio 54, but beyond that -- i like bouncers at studio 54. that is a competent. pliment. my friend donny deutsch here says the election is over because of this tape. i would like to hear your argument about why that is not true. john: i have learned in doing this for 30 some years, things are never as bad as you think they are and never as good as you think. it is very fluid. we will see what happens in the next 48 hours. the key will be -- the first thing the press will do is go to senate and congressional candidates in tough races and ask them to comme

[gavel] and without objection we will send this item -- >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> any amendments? >> actually it's so long i keep thinking this is the original language. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> yeah, i will make a motion to rescind the vote. [gavel] moved by supervisor breed without objection. supervisor yee. >> so this host of amendments and i don't know if city attorney gibner would like to read it out for the record. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. it's a bunch of words so i won't read the whole thing but essentially the amendments correspond to the discussion that the committee had today about units throughout the city instead of a centralized unit, and i think that's the basicgist and also some clarification about what the units will focus on with emphasize on community policing. >> okay. that's correct so there's a bunch of words that were outcome. >> so is there a motion to accept these amendments? made by supervisor breed. without objection the amendments are adopted. [gavel] and as amended we will send this item to the full board with recommendation. motion made

but i have a problem with the mic. we had a guy inside the room oscillating my mic. it wasn't that the mic didn't work. it was interesting. i went there a little bit before. and i said boy the mic is so great. unfortunately when i went to talk they turned the mic up and down. and you saw it. everybody in the room saw it. so we had a real problem. >> interesting. one of the things trump's supporters will always say. he's very personable and in a setting like this he often feeds off the crowd. are you seeing that tonight? >> well he is certainly feeding off the crowd and they are cheering for him. they are clearly trump supporters. but he doesn't have as much one-on-one with him asking the questions. now people in the room are st t starting to questions but for the most part these are questions that have been submit ahead of time. he doesn't have the same one-on-one interaction we migrate potentially be seeing from him on the stage on sunday. >> sara murray. thank you very much. a lot to discuss with the panel. trump is saying this isn't a dry run for sunday night. it

big fancy name, and they gave me a bum mic. i have to scream into the mic. have friends in the audience going what is going on? how many people in this room think that maybe that was done on purpose? yeah. ok. after an hourn, and a half and it's over, and i got great -- i have great praise. one minute later all of the dopes that work at cnn said trump lost and start screaming. i don't think half of them watched because they want to change the narrative. you watch that without being influenced by these phony theyts -- don't forget, have been calling us wrong from the beginning. they have been calling us wrong from june 16. we had no chance. we were running against professionals. we were running against senators and governors, and we had no chance. and then one by one, bum, bum. these to watch these characters on television. 25%.d trump has not won you have 17 people in the race. then they go, to weeks later, another victory, another one. they say donald trump has not won 38%. and we had a lot of people left and i had 49% of the vote with a lot of people. you

it was only a mic. i wonder if they even knew that the mic was on because they were kind of boy talk and he was egged on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> you feel the host billy bush was egging him on? >> yes. yes. >> we will bring you more of anderson's interview with melania trump later in the program. >>> donald trump calling for a top state department to be fired although the fbi is denying a quid pro quo over the declassification of an e-mail on the private server. the documents appear to show under secretary patrick kennedy trying to convince officials to declassify the e-mail and looking into the request for more personnel overseas. it is unclear if he offered or asked by the fbi. apparently it was discussed in some way. this has trump calling for kennedy's removal. >> newly released fbi documents made public just today reveal just how deep this corruption goes. you saw it. the undersecretary of state patrick kennedy illegally pressured the fbi to unclassify e-mails from hillary's ill

. >>> donald trump caught on a hot mic bragging about how easy you're a celebrity. the words were so vulgar, it took just a matter of minutes for his campaign to release an apology. the interview was in 2005 when trump was talking to access hollywood's billy bush and thought the mic was off. >>> a controversial ad taken down after paul pen athlete zone claims his rival put him at risk for identity theft. you can see his social security number in was an honest mistake. it has been off the air for a week. >>> new details on the man arrested for making scary clown threats directed at an school. alonzo vargas was behind the threats. he originally denied making the threats but later admitted to them. he is facing three charges. >>> take a look at this growing sinkhole, 10-feet deep in a valley couple's backyard at 24th this happened last night and they heard it happening because they heard a loud noise. the city says they can't help because it's on private property. plumbers say it's unsafe to check out so the couple is staying at a friend's house while they figure out w

[gavel] and without objection we will send this item -- >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> any amendments? >> actually it's so long i keep thinking this is the original language. >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> yeah, i will make a motion to rescind the vote. [gavel] moved by supervisor breed without objection. supervisor yee. >> so this host of amendments and i don't know if city attorney gibner would like to read it out for the record. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. it's a bunch of words so i won't read the whole thing but essentially the amendments correspond to the discussion that the committee had today about units throughout the city instead of a centralized unit, and i think that's the basicgist and also some clarification about what the units will focus on with emphasize on community policing. >> okay. that's correct so there's a bunch of words that were outcome. >> so is there a motion to accept these amendments? made by supervisor breed. without objection the amendments are adopted. [gavel] and as amended we will send this item to the full board with recommendation. motion made

it is from a hollywood. >> it shows trump and billy bush talking before a talk show and their mics were hot at the time. what you're about to hear is pretty vulgar. trump is heard bragging in very lewd terms about groping and trying to have sex with women. at one point, he describes how he failed to seduce a married woman, and he notices an actress waiting outsidehe businessman onto the set of a soap opera. >> i'm automatically attracted to beautiful -- just like a magnet. [ laughter ] >> when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. grab them by the -- [ cursing ] >> according to the washington post, the video was shot after trump was married to his current wife. he is threatening to use infidelities against hillary. it is too soon to assess the political damage but we've seen something we've rarely seen out of him on the campaign trail so far, an apology. >> hillary clinton is issuing a response saying "this is horrific. we cannot allow this man to and jeff flake tweeted out this message "america deserves better than donald trump." his comments undoubtedly be a topic of

i just -- [inaudible] [off mic] concrete -- [inaudible] [off mic]. now, the other thing i was thinking about was my -- i raise my kids in a little neighborhood in san francisco -- actually dubois park and a his his district and had several filipino families on the street and we had a lot with them. block parties and we had actually a dweshs diverse neighborhood and i see there is a survey and i know there is a geographical district that you established here and i am just wondering about the population of filipinos in san francisco what's the extent of that? the surveys, did it cover the population as far as covering stories? i don't know. i am just thinking what more or what has already been accomplished because to me the filipinos are not just in that area. they're all over and they contribute wherever they are. >> and as a cultural district it's not just the neighborhood and it's broader, the filipino community broadly in san francisco and the region. the surveys were conducted at large community events like festivals and not just to neighborhood r

we had an issue with the hand held mic. so asking about the conspiracy theory from the media and the mic not working, i just want to make sure that we know folks at home understand nancy's point of view. i want to go to alex. president obama was out in the campaign trail today for hillary clinton in commenting of trump's rhetoric when it came to women specifically, take a look. >> some republicans who knew better stood by silently and even during the course of this campaign. i know some of them now are walking away. but, why did it take you this long? [ cheers ] >> you said you are the party of family values, what? you were not appalled earlier when he was saying degrading things about women? when he was judging them based on a score of a two or a ten? that was not enough for ya? >> alex, that is very effective line o f attack that we have heard from the first lady and the president now kind of talking about this and the first lady is saying the words of donald trump really shook her to her core and the fa ct that thi man i

trump: is that mic working? it is like that commission where they give us that bomb -- bum mic. i want to thank everyone, this is great. hampshire new primaries, now i hear we are tied, or winning by two. how are you? i want to thank everybody. these just came back. whenever we won i like to talk about polls. if we are doing badly, i do not talk about polls. when we do badly, i do not know about polls, right. [laughter] mr. trump: i used to drive chris christie, our friends, right over here. [applause] mr. trump: he was a tough competitor. it used to drive me crazy he said, when you talk about the polls. why do talk about them? because i was number one. if i was number two, we would not be talking. thank you everyone, new hampshire is where we had our first victory. then we went on to lots of other places. supportad tremendous from so many of our friends and tremendous complements. tom brady and coach bela check, great relationships appear. these literally came out, national polls, trump 43, clinton, 41. [laughter] -- [applause] trump, 46 national, clinton, 42. [applause] -- tru

[speaker off mic] able to speak. he may be fearful. if you identify him, call the waukesha police department 262-524-3831. or notify a volunteer. the volunteers will be flooded the area today. >> has he ever gone away from home before? intoes the field. but never for this long and he's easily locate bl in the past. this is the first time it is unique we have not been able to locate him. >> does he have a backpack or food or water? >> i'm unsure about that. >> thank you. thank you. >> you were listening to sergeant from the police department updating us on the search for the missing boy there. the people behind him there coming in to help find this little boy. 300 cars in the high school parking lot this morning. they opened up for volunteers to come in and try to help out with the search. >> here is a map of where is this happening this morning. cornfield. then over night, authorities set up a command post at rivers crossing park. >> anyone that would like to aid in the search can meet at waukesha west high school, enter through the po

so it's very simple. >> can you hold the mic up a little bit? >> so going back to sffd website and go to events and from events you will see the sffd film festival and this will bring you to the page where you can look at a brief description of the festival and then from there you can see you can open a calendar that has all the different events for the two days, and at the same time you can click on any other programs. there are five programs, and that will bring you to the event page where you can simply click register and get your tickets. >> very good. thank you. i wanted to also encourage people to get their tickets. that way we have a more accurate count of how many people are likely to come. i want to say just to give some more background information on saturday november 5 there will be a number of shorts that are shown including documentaries from 1896 to the present. there is -- excuse me. really thorough look and conversation -- look at and conversation about emergency medical services in the san francisco fire department. there will b

[inaudible] [off mic] >> you have to go to the mic. >> thank you. our parking revenue consists of four major lines. the first and largest of which is parking lots. we have six parking lot operators at the port that operate 23 lots and along the waterfront and 16 in the northern waterfront and seven in the southern waterfront. those operators are responsible for generating approximately $13 million in revenue annually and varies with the seasonality of parking and attractions in the waterfront. the second is parking meters. we have 1100 or so marking meters throughout the waterfront which represent 1300 parks spaces. those parking meters generate approximately $5.4 million of revenue annually and again that is seasonally based based on the visitor counts to the waterfront. our first category is the parking fines and enforcement. this is a category that is made up of enforcement officers that we have through the sfmta. they patrol the waterfront and issue fines for port regulations and have deductions for mta and other local agencies and receive the n

and the first 30 minutes dealt with very little other than the e-mail scandal and donald trump's hot mic issue and the most relevant issues concerning americans this election season are the economy, terrorism, foreign policy and healthcare. experts say if donald trump can stick to the issues and avoid the sniping m-undecided voters will be willing to successful businessman and run successful businesses and that gets him in the game in the end. >> with the support for the billionaire in recent days, taken, they will spend this homestretch selling donald trump as the only one for change. >> only rough believes what he believes and this country needs a big change and he's the agent of the big change. >> experts point out there's four weeks until the election eternity. >> the game is not over yet. [inaudible] she called it ridiculous and terrible. the san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick have cited racial injustice and afghanistan and one stopped in germany. the details now from terrorism alert desk. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. at least 20

so any way you want to say it, one of the -- kennedy: that mic smells so good.ither he's got a new penchant for colombia booger sugar or ... >> when they go low, you go high. kennedy: that's why her foreign policy advisor, hey, donald trump, go [bleep] yourself hashtag debate. obviously the campaign wasn't in on the whole high road memo. i'm kennedy. donald trump hemorrhaged republican endorsements over the weekend when a recording surfaced of him saying he can grab women inappropriately. did he staunch the sphwhreegd. >> i know you are into diversion tonight. >> the superdelegates and debbie wasserman-schultz, he never had a chance. i was so surprised to see him sign on with the devil. >> he owes the president an apology, and he owes our president an apology. >> you owe the president an apology because your campaign, sidney blumenthal is another real winner i have. >> does donald trump have the discipline need to be a good leader? >> no. >> i'm shocked to hear that. kennedy: let's meet with the party panel. the executive director of global gateway alliance, har

i was word, i grabbed mic and i do that part of of the song.do it and then i look at him and i'm like yo, you want your mic back. >> do you have video. >> i don't have a video. >> i don't. >> i got the mic i don't need the video. >> these days matthews is come into his own. on the field, no player in eagles history has had more catches for the first two full seasons. over the field, he's ready to give back. this year, he launched his own khar tut jordan matthews mission which focuses on feeding, educating and empowering family. >> we started the foundation you know really to start feeding different families. i grew up in a family i had both parties and brother and that was huge in my growth. it was so instrumental and i think not enough people understand the power of family. >> speaking of giving back to the community, jordan may have something special for cbs3 photographer kyle hall. when matthews caught a touchdown pass from carson fwhents week one hall was on receiving end of a helmet to mouth pick. >> i actually saw him after the game and w

>>[cross-talking off mic] it just that the new york times and hour ago.>[background noise] i can get you are specific policy and i would help >> would like to see a calendar for a specific vote once again. because if you recall several years ago i brought this forward tragically for the banks after wells fargo had their first activities regarding foreclosed loans against the hispanic and black african >> afro is a hairstyle. you mean african-american. go on. finnish >> i see that as one of the mischiefs i having those positions in the same hands as part and parcel of this pit and we could bring that back it sometime i'd like to have that done >> ring it back into well with it it were all in agreement with taken a position that we both separately so what are we bringing back? >> the way it stands right now the former head of wells fargo had both positions the way i heard it. >> it depends on how the board itself is structured. if and if it's not an absolute >> wells fargo the head of wells fargo was also chairman of the board and chief executive officer go

mics were hot, cameras were rolling, and here's what we heard. >> 4-0 in >> there you go. coach graham not holding back. he was asked about that exchange minutes later at the podium. >> what was said between you and the opposing coach at the end of the game? >> i think that's between me and him. it's about the players, not about that. >> after that exchange, i think it will be graham's turn to hear from the pac 12 this week. it was thursday mike leach was >> not exactly between you and him when the mics are on. >>> speaking of, still hot outside. >> 90s right now. you see those clouds increasing, there's a very slight chance for a pop-up shower. slightly better rain chances tomorrow. we'll look at the forecast hour i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought

i just -- [inaudible] [off mic] concrete -- [inaudible] [off mic]. now, the other thing i was thinking about was my -- i raise my kids in a little neighborhood in san francisco -- actually dubois park and a his his district and had several filipino families on the street and we had a lot with them. block parties and we had actually a dweshs diverse neighborhood and i see there is a survey and i know there is a geographical district that you established here and i am just wondering about the population of filipinos in san francisco what's the extent of that? the surveys, did it cover the population as far as covering stories? i don't know. i am just thinking what more or what has already been accomplished because to me the filipinos are not just in that area. they're all over and they contribute wherever they are. >> and as a cultural district it's not just the neighborhood and it's broader, the filipino community broadly in san francisco and the region. the surveys were conducted at large community events like festivals and not just to neighborhood r

lock as an organization has been doing the diabetes self administered program -- >> [inaudible] [off mic] >> and so we can piggyback on some of the learning that we've had from that, but i think -- hopefully the first entree to draw down the funds and providers are looking at food and nutrition and food as medicine and great to continue the conversations and using the medicare funds as a funding stream and that's really because as much money san francisco puts into our services you know there is medicare is really the kind of big elephant, right, so if we can figure out to get more of the funds into the community it would be a great thing so that concludes my report for this morning. thank you. >> thank you. >> any questions? i just have one. i know each year we do the training for the new rules medicare medicaid. i guess -- [inaudible] >> icap. >> yes. is that training -- >> has it happened yet this year? >> yes. does anyone know? >> you know i'm not sure but i think our office on the aging folks can find out and through bridget we can get the information to you. >> all right. because s

melania trump told cnn she felt what was caught on the mic was boy talk. and she believes her husband was egged on by the reporter, billy bush. >> i said to my husband, the language, it's not appropriate, not acceptable. i was surprised because that's not the man that i know. anchor: mrs. trump said she believes her husband when he says the women accusing him are lying. she also said their stories have been organized by the opposition, and their marriage is very strong. and tonight, nbc news has fired today show host billy bush for his role in the hot mic moment. the 44-year-old father of three said he was deeply grateful for the conversations he's had with his daughters and for all the he says, i look forward to what lies ahead. >> drop the gun. anchor: two milwaukee police officers are cleared in a fatal shooting. the state department of justice announced that today, and tonight, we're seeing video from the incident. the shooting happened in may. reporter: the exchange of gunfire was captured on a police body camera. [gunfire] gunfire. it's was captured

alex: how does that standard apply to a hot mic moment? jim: same deal. siblings of nbc had to deal with that and they obviously concluded after cautious lawyering that they could use the hot mic. alex: or "the washington post" who was the first to release it. jim: that made it easier. "the washington post" had a much easier decision because it wasn't "the washington post's" hot mic and to them that was public interest. now everybody is talking about let's get these "apprentice" tapes and go through them to find more hot mic moments which is a wikileaks mentality. why are they asking, why can't we search it, how will you search thousands of issues of tape and we'll find it if it gets to that. john: thanks for watching this edition of "with all due respect." stream our show live on twitter at 5:00 p.m. eastern by going to the moment section on twitter and clicking on our program. follow our handle at the politics. if you're watching us from washington, d.c., listen to us as 99.1 f.m. see you soon. sayonara. ♪ ♪ from our studios in new york city, this is "c

. >> i wonder if they even knew the mic was on. >> why she's saying it's all a network anchor's fault. >> and the times of starting school player later. >> i have some considerable reservations. >> the reason this local mom is so hesitant to let kids get some extra zs. >> announcer: now with breaking news, this is fox complete new england news coverage. >> breaking right now boston police have just recovered a stolen car with a nine month-old baby inside that vehicle. we're told the baby is okay and is in his mother's arms right now. we do know that this car was stolen somewhere in roxbury and found moments ago on west walnut park. that is also in roxbury. all crews at the scene right now getting ready to do a live shot. as soon as w c that during this newscast. we begin with a veteran teacher accused of repeatedly sexting one of his students. good evening i'm vanessa welch. >> and i'm blair milner for mark ockerbloom tonight. parents were shocked to learn about the allegations when this story first broke during fox 25 news at 4:00. our jim morelli is live where this teacher taught. j

. >> plus our first look at the new polls taken after donald trump's infamous hot mic lewd comments tape was released. >> and a shark attacks a surfer, how fellow surfers are being hailed as he,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ music new k-y intense. a stimulating gel that takes her pleasure to new heights. k-y intense. that tape of donald trump is hurting his poll numbers. veronica de la cruz has the own.. veronica? >>> campaign 2016 just four weeks until election day, a new poll reveals how much of that tape of donald trump is hurting his poll numbers. veronica de la cruz has the breakdown. >> the nbc news wall street journal poll was conducted saturday and sunday before the second debate and after the tape surfaced. it shows hillary clinton with an 11 point lead among likely voters nationwide, 46%-35% and then in a head to head match-up without the third-party candidates clinton's lead over trump grows to 14 points. the candidates are back in battleground states picking up right where they left off. >> donald trump spent his time last night attacking me when he should have been apologizing. >> report

usually they have standing mics. and in no time at all, every standing mic in the room is there is a line ten deep. and so they start asking questions. and it's not just that. it's the tone of the questions and the sophistication of the questions and the whole thing is just absolutely uplifting in terms of what your sailors are concerned with, what is on their mind, how much they want to get to a better place. and so yeah, i think that they're empowered to ask questions. we want to make sure that just as they're ten deep at every mic at my all hands calls and other all hands calls, so they're empowered to speak up at every level of their chain of command. >> okay. let's spread it around here. this gentleman over here. >> admiral, my question, i'm ted kay, and i'm talking a little bit about information warfare and effects. and so my question is how would you define the capacity to engage when you're talking about the future family of ships? each ship's different capacity to engage. >> you mean -- how do you define eng

he gripped the mic and tear fully thanked the fans and reminiscing about the good times. his 15-year-old son was part of the fleflts. he was 0 for 4 is at the plate. fans cheered his every move. i spoke to him while he was carrying his baby daughter >> what was the most emotional part of the day for you? >> i believe just the video and just you know, just seeing all the fans and just my team mates and everything kind of taking it all in. just watching the video of all the different, you know, different times and moments was what i think got me. >> reporter: you've had a lot of great moments. i heard your son say this is the first time he's ever seen you cry. what's up with that? >> man, it's just, i was just all about the moment. and just, you know, i was like whatever happens just go with it. go with it. my emotions got me. but today was -- today was an emotional day. today was a good day to do that. he saw pops cry. >> the big fellow has feelings. nearly 37,000 fans showed up at the ballpark. joe holden was there for the emotional good-bye. >> reporter: hello from citiz

we understand there is a chance he is going to mention the trump hot mic moment."he will focus on the senate race he is back iing. this is the first time you will hear from the president where the audiotape triggered lawmakers publicly abandoning donald trump. >> i have serious doubts now about mr. trump's ability to defeat hillary clinton i don't think he can. >> trump is still defiant just today tweeting "so many self-righteous hypocrites. watch their poll numbers and elections go down." joining me on set, one of the more influential voices in conservative talk radio and an msnbc political analyst hugh hewitt. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> you'll talk about wanting donald trump to withdraw. you've said that. what is the alternative. will you vote for snik. >> i will watch things develop over the next 30 days. i believe mr. trump may withdraw. i think tonight could -- >> what do you base that on? >> on nixon in 1974. as the circle gets closer and people say there's no way you can win and you're embarrassing yourself, you will hurt the family, you w

we believe she is next up to the mic.e'll get a quick break and be right back. [ crowd noise ] whoa. [ gears stopping ] when your pain reliever stops working, ... ... o stop pain for 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. >>> okay we're waiting for hillary clinton now, she should be the next up to the mic this is all in the wake of the news that the fbi says they learned of the existence of e-mails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation. the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. they wanted to information that the investigative team briefed director comey on it yesterday and they will be taking proper action. the president is on the south lawn heading to florida. reportered shouted questions his way and he appeared to not hear them. >> you don't -- you have to wonder what he knew, did they let him know they were going to -- >> i'm not sure, i had not thought of that angle. i'm not sure, no one texted me and told me in the vast democratic experience.

and then they were open mics. talk to us about the danger of open mics. >> so the way that we have this set up, and usually you have your press very a little more controlled than we did. and once all the main prescott setup we did, but the press area got set up on a side road and it was really monitored that well. so we came out, did our first press conference and then we went back into the command certificate what we're going to do at the second press conference, get more news. every politician in central florida they could reach the ferry had reached the area and it was open mic night. people were taken to the microphone and most if not all of them didn't have any information other than what had been shared by cnn or the news stations which may or may not have been accurate at that point as well. and then one of the difficult things is trying to follow the fbi's suggestions. they were generally a little more than suggestions on what information that we could convey. they did one -- they knew the shooter was. the

why don't you just use the mic. you just do it yourself. do it yourself. go ahead. go ahead. it's clear despite their best efforts, russia has failed to shift the polls in donald trump's favor. so yesterday, trump turned to his other eastern european ally for help. that's right. melania trump sat down with both cnn and fox news in what i assume was the most modest room in their 5th avenue penthouse to defend her husband against rampant accusations of pussy grabbing. is anything not exwoald in that room? maybe trump doesn't have a tan. he's covered in gold dust from his house, touching things. in case you're wondering why it took melania 10 days from the billy bush tape to speak out, from the looks of it, she was using that time to practice her lines. >> she's kind. he's a gentleman. he's kind. he's a gentleman. i was surprised. that is not the man that i know. that is not the person i know. but my husband is real. he's raw. he tells it as it is. my husband, he's raw, and he's real, and he tells it as it is. all the allegations should be handled in a court of law. and the evid

with trump's open mic debacle. and that was just the first of many zingers - hurled at trump. host - lin manuel host - lin manuel miranda had a few in his opening monologue and weekend update's - colin jost and michael che dedicated most of their segment to the election. it certainly was something s in saint louis, missouri. the second presidential debate got heated - both candidates hurling personal attacks at each other. team 12's steven handelsman has a recap the deadline to register to vote is just hours away. if you haven't done so already - you can go online and register. we have a link on 12-news-dot-com. early voting begins this wednesday. still ahead on 12 today.. she's the queen of halloween - heidi klum giving us a sneak peek of her costume and more.. coming up in the morning juice. ???bryan teases ###break### teases???bryan teases phoenix is gorgeous! warm weather, blue skies, the sonoran desert. and what's better than doing something amazing in my city? doing it for free! hey! we hear you! it's why a-a-r-p is keeping phoenix in motion with fun, free, cultural even

that's when an 11-year-old hot mic recording was released. trump could be heard boasting about groping women and trying to have sex with them. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from the newsroom on how a bay area-based reporter helped prompt that recording's release. >> reporter: her name is garnes brooks. she is a reporter for the "associated press" based in san francisco. she interviewed over 20 people about their interactions with donald trump on his former hit show "the apprentice." she says cast and crew members told her that trump frequently used lewd, demeaning and sexist language while onset and pointed out which contestants he would like to have sex with. after reading burke's articles, producers of the show "access hollywood" read burke's story and went hunting for archive video. >> it's been very gratifying to see that this not only sparked colleagues at "access hollywood" to take action and go back into their own footage but, um, you know, has generated so much interest in the topic. >> in the meantime, public pressure continues