first downs out of bounds or touchdowns. >> allen: texas dropping inbounds. that's kinner. >> mike: defense wants to tackle inbounds short of the first down. keep that clock running. >> allen: again kinner across the middle. first down an more. almost gets away. he's into texas territory at the 37 yard line. >> mike: they have to consider spiking the ball at some point. can't let the clock run too seven more yards to get into field goal range. receiver fell down. incomplete. looking for a flag. don't get it. second down. no time touto-outtime-outs. you're running out of options. you don't have a down to spike the ball. you have to have a chance to get the field goal unit on and lined up. >> mike: usually need 18 seconds. you need a first down or shot out >> allen: under pressure. throws it to the side. got a receiver. he falls down inbounds. that's kinner. clock running. a flag is out. did they get a roughing the passer afterwards? or was there a holding? if it's a holding, that's a problem. >> mike: they're going to have a meeting of the minds. roughing the passer with targeting.

mike allen. so let's just look at how this race is right now from trump tower. how are the trump folks looking at this race? >> if you're in trump tower, you shrined feel you have new oxygen. what the comey letter did was let trump off the mat and even more importantly let republican senate candidates off the mat. so the fact republicans are still skeptical about trump, they're quite optimistic about the senate candidates. >> how do the trump candidates think they will win this? >> they've had what he's had from the beginning, momentum and excitement. the argument is, going into this crazy weekend, if you have momentum, excitement and optimism that suddenly the polls meanless and the national movement is wide. you're hearing the same from the clinton headquarters, they know they can't mess this up, but there is quite a lieutenant of comfort with what's going on. they say they feel like this is bait, that people are not changing their minds, and there is four reasons that clinton remains the prohibitive favorite despite what you will see on the web orhat you will

jonathan karl of abc news talked with his friend mike allen of politico. >> so, mike, we're going into stretch wherew things jumbled. on one hand, the polls, national polls seem to have stabilize a bit with hillary clinton up two or three point, depend who you are looking at, within the margin of error, but state polls all over the place, with trump up a bit in places like pennsylvania-- not up, but closer. and the map really a jumble in places like nevada, florida, north carolina. so let's just look at how this race is right now from, let's start from trump tower. how are the the trump folks looking at this race? >> well, john, we're anything into windsheer weekend because it's the weekend what we fall back. we have an extra hour to, like, obsess. and there is an epic freakout going on on both sides right now. >> how does the trump team think they're going to win this? >> how they're going to win is that-- >> what's the path? >> they have what he's had from the beginning, and that is momentum and excitement. and the argument is that if you going into this crazy weekend, if you have mo

first downs out of bounds or touchdowns. >> allen: texas dropping inbounds. that's kinner. shy of fst >> mike: defense wants to tackle inbounds short of the first down. keep that clock running. >> allen: again kinner across the middle. first down an more. almost gets away. he's into texas territory at the 37 yard line. >> mike: they have to consider spiking the ball at some point. can't let the clock run too seven more yardso get into field goal range. receiver fell down. incomplete. looking for a flag. don't get it. second down. no time touto-outtime-outs. you're running out of options. you don't have a down to spike the ball. you have to have a chance to get the field goal unit on and lined up. >> mike: usually need 18 seconds. you need a first down or shot out >> allen: under pressure. throws it to the side. got a receiver. he falls down inbounds. that's kinner. clock running. a flag is out. did they get a roughing the passer afterwards? or was there a holding? if it's a holding, that's a problem. >> mike: they're going to have a meeting of the minds. roughing the passer with targeting. nu

jonathan karl of abc news talked with his friend mike allen of politico.onathan: it's great to be here on the friday before election day with mike allen. let's look at how this race is right now. we will start with trump tower. mike: if you are in trump tower, you finally feel you have oxygen. the comey letter has left trump off the map. republicans are still very skeptical, but they are quite optimistic. jonathan: how does the trump team think they will win this? mike: they have what he has had since the beginning which is momentum and excited. going into this crazy weekend, if you have momentum and optimism, suddenly it means less and the national mood means a lot. i know you are hearing that same thing out of brooklyn, the clinton campaign headquarters. they know they cannot mess this up, but there is a lot of comfort with what is going on. they feel like this is bait. people are not changing their minds and there is four reasons that clinton remains the favorite despite what you see on the web or have in your conversations. one is early voting which ha

fox news sunday anchor chris wallace, charlie cook of the cook political report and correspondent mike allen. from the economic club of washington, d.c. this is one hour. >>> [inaudible conversations] can i have your attention for a moment, everybody please quiet. thank you. i would like to first acknowledge a few people who came after my earlier acknowledgments, the ambassador is here. [applause] and the state senator from maryland and the postmaster general is here now. [applause] so, thank you all for coming. we are going to have a great discussion on who the next president is going to be and who is going to control the house. let me introduce the distinguished panel to my immediate left we have chris wallace, of course the host of fox news sunday and among other things the winner of three emmy awards but also did a spectacular job as the moderator of the third debate. [applause] and we now have gloria the chief political analyst for cnn who was previously at cnbc, cbs and u.s. news, and you probably see her many hours a day on cnn. [applause] and charlie cook who is the founder of the co

. >> mike: yes, it can change your whole outlook, if someone is injured. >> allen: the offensive line has been a juggle for them all season long. daniels again, with a good first-down, second-down carry, rather. >> mike: and iowa, landing a lot and late in the game, the defense is worried more about taking on the block than defeating the block and trying to make the tackle. now, they have to somehow find some energy. nebraska needs a turnover, a takeaway. but right now, iowa, just content the push the ball down their throats. >> allen: now, daniels, over 1,000 yards rushing for the season. and wadley has 861 starting down to about the 17 yard line. sets up fourth down and five. >> mike: i would assume we're going to see the field goal team on the field now. but they are going to run the clock down, and think about it. >> allen: i think they're going to run it down, then call time-out. the way kirk ferentz is walking to the line judge on the near they finish this one up, as it looks like they might, has a chance to get a bowl game, get to a nine-win season, a pretty decent year for a c

>> mike: every one of them has college football playoff implications. >> allen: ryker fyfe is in. the backup, with the pin in the left hand. over the top of riley, and incomplete. >> mike: i wonder if he wanted to go in. they have darlington, they playing with a pin in his left wrist. >> allen: he's a football player. of course, he wanted to go in. >> mike: it's cold, he has a pin, and had surgery this week. >> allen: did you ever go down and tap someone, and they said, no. >> mike: no, and if they had, i would have looked at them a little cross-eyed. bryant. and it's going to set up a third down and long. almost no gain on that one for the freshman running back. fyfe is in there to throw the ball. >> mike: exactly right. the front from iowa is getting after it. they know, they can smell blood -- goes. and fourth down and forever. the thing about nebraska, their chance at the big ten evaporates here in the final minute of play, aside of the one real dud at ohio state, the overtime loss to wisconsin, this has been a massive turnaround for them in mike riley's second year. >> mike: w

. >> mike: yes, it can change your whole outlook, if someone is injured. >> allen: the offensive line has been a juggle for them all season long. daniels again, with a good first-down, second-down carry, rather. >> mike: and iowa, landing a lot of body punches early in the defense is worried more about taking on the block than defeating the block and trying to make the tackle. now, they have to somehow find some energy. nebraska needs a turnover, a takeaway. but right now, iowa, just content the push the ball down their throats. >> allen: now, daniels, over 1,000 yards rushing for the season. and wadley has 861 starting down to about the 17 yard line. sets up fourth down and five. >> mike: i would assume we're going to see the field goal team on the field now. but they are going to run the clock down, and think about it. >> allen: i think they're going to run it down, then call time-out. the way kirk ferentz is walking to the line judge on the near side. so, again, this they finish this one up, as it looks like they might, has a chance to get a bowl game, get to a nine-win season, a p

. >> mike: yes, it can change your whole outlook, if someone is injured. >> allen: the offensive line has been a juggle for them all season long. daniels again, with a good first-down, second-down carry, rather. >> mike: and iowa, landi game. and late in the game, the defense is worried more about taking on the block than defeating the block and trying to make the tackle. now, they have to somehow find some energy. nebraska needs a turnover, a takeaway. but right now, iowa, just content the push the ball down their throats. >> allen: now, daniels, over 1,000 yards rushing for the season. and wadley has 861 starting down to about the 17 yard line. sets up fourth down and five. >> mike: i would assume we're going to see the field goal team on the field now. but they are going to run the clock down, and think about it. >> allen: i think they're going to run it down, then call time-out. the way kirk ferentz is walking to the line judge side. so, again, this iowa team, if they finish this one up, as it looks like they might, has a chance to get a bowl game, get to a nine-win season, a pret

. >> mike: yes, it can change your whole outlook, if someone is injured. >> allen: the offensive line has been a juggle for them all season long. daniels again, with a good first-down, second-down carry, rather. >> mike: and iowa, landing a lot of body pun game. and late in the game, the defense is worried more about taking on the block than defeating the block and trying to make the tackle. now, they have to somehow find some energy. nebraska needs a turnover, a takeaway. but right now, iowa, just content the push the ball down their throats. >> allen: now, daniels, over 1,000 yards rushing for the season. and wadley has 861 starting down to about the 17 yard line. sets up fourth down and five. >> mike: i would assume we're going to see the field goal team on the field now. but they are going to run the clock down, and think about it. >> allen: i think they're going to run it down, then call time-out. the way kirk ferentz is walking to the line judge on the near side. they finish this one up, as it looks like they might, has a chance to get a bowl game, get to a nine-win season, a pr

. >> mike: yes, it can change your whole outlook, if someone is injured. >> allen: the offensive line has been a juggle for them all season long. daniels again, with a good first-down, second-down carry, rather. >> mike: and iowa, landing a lot of body punches early i game. and late in the game, the defense is worried more about taking on the block than defeating the block and trying to make the tackle. now, they have to somehow find some energy. nebraska needs a turnover, a takeaway. but right now, iowa, just content the push the ball down their throats. >> allen: now, daniels, over 1,000 yards rushing for the season. and wadley has 861 starting down to about the 17 yard line. sets up fourth down and five. >> mike: i would assume we're going to see the field goal team on the field now. but they are going to run the clock down, and think about it. >> allen: i think they're going to run it down, then call time-out. the way kirk ferentz is walking to the line judge on the near side. so, again, this they finish this one up, as it looks like they might, has a chance to get a bowl game, ge

[applause] mike allen who is the chief political correspondent for politico and up until july was and he is of playbook widely recognized for his encyclopedic knowledge of politics and government and he has political socks on that he might show, can you explain these? [laughter] [applause] those as well if anybody wants to buy those? let's deal with the easy part. been no -- if there had been no action by fbi director comey last friday would you say this election was over? before the events of last friday would you have said the election was over for president? , because that: no is not what i do for a living. i certainly think there was a nevitt -- narrative and that was the conventional wisdom pre-friday was that hillary clinton had a solid, steady lead in the polls and especially in the electoral college and while i certainly would not have said it was over, i thought she had a distinct advantage in terms of the paths she had to getting 270 electoral votes. i think i would she said -- would've said you was a clear favorite. gloria: i would not have said it was over because it ain't

and politico's mike allen made an interview pitch for chelsea clinton, offering to provide questions precisely agreed upon in advance. no-surprises. i would work with you on topics, and would start with anything she wants to cover or make news on. quicker than a network hit and reaching an audience you care about with no risk. emails -- clinton officials oftal friendly officials. a clinton aide dictated three conditions to mar aminder, including, " you, in your own voice, describe hillary's speech as muscular. "got it," replied ambinder. and then there's cnbc anchor and "new york times" contributor john harwood, who moderated a republican debate. john harwood: let's be honest, is this the comic book version of a presidential campaign? donald trump: no, it's not a comic book and it's not a very nicely asked question. sharyl: behind the scenes, harwood offered compliments, helpful thoughts, and analyses to the clinton campaign, even asking, "what should i ask jeb in speakeasy interview sesno says some of the dealings clearly crossed an ethical line. frank: when i was covering george he

. >> mike: yes, it can change your whole outlook, if someone is injured. >> allen: the offensive line has been a juggle for them all season long. daniels again, with a good first-down, second-down carry, rather. >> mike: and iowa, landing a lot of body punches early in the game. and late in the game, the defense is worried more about taking on the block than defeating the block and trying to make the tackle. now, they have to somehow find some energy. nebraska needs a turnover, a takeaway. but right now, iowa, just content the push the ball down their throats. >> allen: now, daniels, over 1,000 yards rushing for the season. and wadley has 861 starting today, and he's over 100 yards. down to about the 17 yard line. sets up fourth down and five. >> mike: i would assume we're going to see the field goal team on the field now. but they are going to run the clock down, and think about it. >> allen: i think they're going to run it down, then call time-out. the way kirk ferentz is walking to the line judge on the near side. so, again, this iowa team, if they finish this one up, as it looks l

fox news sunday anchor chris wallace, charlie cook of the cook political report and correspondent mike allen. from the economic club of washington, d.c. this is one hour. >>> [inaudible conversations]

wallace, charles cook of "the cook political report" and "politico" chief white house correspondent mike allenfrom the economic club of washington d.c., this is an hour. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> may i have your attention please? hello? can i have your attention for a moment? thank you. everybody, please quiet. thank you. so i would like to first acknowledge to people who came in after my early acknowledge men's. the ambassador from ireland is here. thank you. [applause] and the state senator from maryland jamie raskin is here. where is jamie? [applause] and the postmaster general megan brennan. she is here now. thank you. [applause] so thank you all for coming. we are going to have a great discussion of who the next president is going to be and who is going to control the senate and who is going to control the house. we will have the at the end of this. it made you decide to say which panel. to my immediate left is subnine of course the host of "fox news sunday and among other things he is the winner of three emmy emmy awards but also a spectacular job as the mode

with live coverage at 12:35 as the club president leads a discussion with political reporters like mike allen and chris wallace. on the state of the race, including senate and house races coming up with at 12:35. president obama and james taylor campaign this afternoon for hillary clinton at the university of north carolina chapel hill. we will have live coverage at 2:00 p.m. eastern and donald trump with a campaign rally in orlando, florida, one of several stop of his in the sunshine state we have live coverage at 4:00 eastern. from thomas kaplan of the new york times about hillary the des moineson shooting, they have canceled a rally in des moines with tim kaine and bill clinton. on election day november 8, the nation decides our next president and which party controls the house and senate. c-span for coverage of the presidential race including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump, and their surrogates and follow key house and senate races with our coverage of their candidate debates and speeches. c-span, work history unfolds daily. -- where history unfolds daily. new york sena

[applause] and mike allen who is the chief political correspondent for politico and also has up untiluly was the editor of playbook and he is widely recognized for his knowledge of politics and government and he also has political socks on hat you might show here. can you explain these? [laughter] [applause] are you selling those as well if anybody wants to buy those? ok. all right, let's deal with the easy part. if there had been no -- if there had been no action by fbi director comey last friday would you say this election was over? before the events of last friday would you have said the election was over for president? chris: no, because that's not hat i do for a living. i certainly think there was a narrative and i think that was conventional wisdom pre-friday was that hillary clinton had a solid, steady lead in the polls and especially in the electoral college and while i certainly would not have said it was over, i thought she had a distinct advantage in terms of the paths she had to getting 270 electoral votes. i think i would have said she was a clear favorite. >> would you h

>> mike: two coaches that respect each other and played a whale of a game. >> allen: the final throw into the end zone, cked off by jordan sterns. and mason rudolph and the cowboys will have a happy ride back to stillwater, escaping with a 43-37 win, that 92-yard quick strike scoring drive proving to be the difference in the game. pressure was coming. had to get rid of it. wound up finding a crowd of people in the end zone. >> mike: nobody could shake themselves free. just a three-man rush with an add-on. the add-on guy gets the shot on ertz as he tries to throw the ball. >> allen: let's go to kris. >> kris: how were you able to come one the rallied. we gave up a few more yards than we wanted to. but fortunately, we played the pick play down there effectively. and then they got the pass interference call. it was interesting, if it wasn't for that, the clock would have ran out. so worked to their favor just a little bit. but i couldn't be any more proud of our guys. when you come on the road and turn the ball over three times, really hard to win. but we found a way. so i was proud of

>> mike: two coaches that respect each other and played a whale of a game. >> allen: the final throw into the end zone, picked off by jordan sterns. and mason rudolph and the cowboys will have a happy ride back to stillwater, escaping with a 43-37 win, that 92-yard quick strike scoring drive proving to be the difference in the game. pressure was coming. had to get rid of it. wound up finding a crowd of people in the end zone. >> mike: nobody could shake themselves free. just a three-man rush with an add-on. the add-on guy gets the shot on ertz as he tries to throw the ball. >> allen: let's go to kris. >> kris: how were you able to come one the >> our defense rallied. we gave up a few more yards than we wanted to. but fortunately, we played the pick play down there effectively. and then they got the pass interference call. it was interesting, if it wasn't for that, the clock would have ran out. so worked to their favor just a little bit. but i couldn't be any more proud of our guys. when you come on the road and turn the ball over three times, really hard to win. but we found a way. s

mike: nobody could shake themselves free. just a three-man rush with an add-on. the add-on guy gets the shot on ertz as he tries to throw the ball. >> allen: let's go to kris. >> kris: how were you able to come one the rallied. we gave up a few more yards than we wanted to. but fortunately, we played the pick play down there effectively. and then they got the pass interference call. it was interesting, if it wasn't for that, the clock would have ran out. so worked to their favor just a little bit. but i couldn't be any more proud of our guys. when you come on the road and turn the ball over three times, really hard to win. but we found a way. team. >> kris: you talk about the turnovers. what does it say about the composure of mason rudolph that he was able to lead those drives after those two picks? >> he played pretty average up to that point. but it's interesting, he played better after that than he did before. so you have to love that about the kid. he's found a way to win a lot of football games. but overall, everybody played good. i thought our offensive and defensive coaches made some really good adjustments. >> kris: i appreciate >

mike i appreciate it. thank you so much. fau thank you for everything you're doing. be safe, okay? all right. so there you go. passing out all of these 30 the pinellas county area. walter allen, fox 13 news. >>> he's a good man. thank you, walter. >> an amazing story of survival after massive tree crushes a car in washington state. you got to see this one. >> a man and woman managed to escape serious injury after a huge tree came falling on to the roof of their audi. the couple was driving when that tree fell on them. police say woman in passenger seat was able to crawl out through cars back door the driver was trapped in his seat. but was helped to save through rear door. witnesses are calling >>> it was hard to see how anybody would be alive on the right-hand side. >> i would say it's a miracle. really. these people were spared their lives today. >> wow. what a shocker that would have been. couple suffered only minor injuries can police are looking who what may have caused that tree to suddenly topple on to the street when it did. >> i know it's chilly here, right? but it's really looking like winter came early up north. first major snowfall of season. we're talking about

allen. u.s. president elect donald trump has shaken up his white house transition team. onfy, he put vice president-elect mikearge, can he moting new jersey governor chris christie. trump added three of his children after announcing he was turning his businesses over to them. >> take a look at these many images here. anti-trump demonstrators sweeping across the u.s. in many cities for a third straight day. this, the scene in portland, oregon. protesters there facing off against police that were in riot gear. officers say that some objects were thrown at them. several mass transit lines were disrupt disrupted by those demonstrations. >>> the taliban are claiming ago responsibility for an attack on a u.s. military base in afghanistan. at least four people are dead, 14 more wounded after an explosion. a local afghan official says the people killed.were foreign citizens, but their nationalities are not yet known. >>> in the u.s., some muslims are demonstrating against donald trump can's presidential win. they haven't forgotten him saying he wanted to ban all muslims from entering the country. >> still, there are

mike wallace is gone, 95 yards for the touchdown. the longest play in baltimore ravens history. they lead 7-0. fourth quarter they are up 14-0. allen, he'll block that punt. and that they had be just fine, where they need to return it for their touchdown up 21-14 snapping a four-game losing streak to handle steelers their third straight loss for both teams that are now 4-4 and tieing it on top of their north division there. vikings, lions, mike zimmer the vikings head coach as they were 5-0 to start their season as they have now lost three straight. because of this play right here in overtime. look a this. golden tate will get up in the end zone. lions win 22-16 in overtime and that one, they're all bunched up in that division as well and then coming up later on sports wrap, we're going to have a bunch of stuff. we're going to hear from the niners locker room and the raiders locker room obviously. they're pretty much even keel as you would be surprised. you thought they would be all hyped up, but they're all business right now with their eyes on the bigger prize for sure. >> we will hear from them with a lot more going on. >> thank

mike, you're going to do everything, right? >> yes, sir. >> and it goes on and on. that's all for us this hour. thanks for watching. i'm natalie allenell. for our viewers in the united states, "new day" is next. for our other viewers, live with lisa ling is next. this is cnn, the world's news lieder. leader. hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... done! that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. ♪ h♪ but they only see hisfrom farwrinkles. ♪ ♪ if only harry used some bounce, to dry.♪ ♪ he would be a less-wrinkly winning guy. ♪ they keep telling me "drink more water." "exercise more." i know that. "try laxatives..." i know. believe me. it's like i've. tried. everything! my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know that. tell me something i don't know. (vo) linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation, or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children under 6 and it should not be given to children 6 to 17. it may ha

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mike wallace. he was gone. little stiff armo mitchell. he's that annoying safety with the big mouth. wallace ran away from him. 124-yard day for wallace. 13 zip block. javoris allen blocked the punt. 21 zip after that they went on to win it 21-14. steelers had to try to rally. on sidekick, chris boswell missed the ball. and then he had to do that -- one, two, he tried to do this crafty, i'm going to kick it left but kind of kick it right. ended up kicking it to himself. watch roethlisberger. idiot. how about this one, dale earnhardt, jr. whereas pulled over for speeding on his way to a nascar race. his fiancee put this out on twitter. this is funny. drive got pulled over. did only get warned, so didn't get the got a written warning. see the police officer there. the fan tweeted dale junior asked her how fast he was going and he only responded with not fast enough. clearly not because the officer was able to catch up to him. >>lydia: another election bombshell from the fbi. the agency has finished its review of new emails. andrew spencer is getting answers on what the fbi director >>reporter: fbi director james comey sent a letter to lawmakers on sunday that his a