the iraq kips moving closer to mos mosul. and martha raddatz revealing the new horror playing out in that city. >>> inside the deadly bus crash. at least 13 people dead.

iraqis troops have taken over and pushing out a number of villages and arrived at the doorsteps of mos mosul. the iraqis prime minister today celebrated that this is a success. getting to mosul is one thing and clearing the city which had a million of people in it right now. there were concerns of isis waiting for a last stand. it is going quickly for the last few days and we won't know how tough this fight is until they reach mosul. it does look like how they'll reach the edge of mosul and how they'll push into the city relatively soon. >> all right, richard engel following all of that for us. thanks so much. up next if hillary clinton wins on november 8th, who do republicans want representing their party, the answer when we come back. >>> the state of this election may be the last time we see hillary clinton and donald trump on the very same stage. joining me now, david fromm. he's senior editor at "the atlantic" and senior editor for george bush. i don't know if you heard me earlier. we were talk to going to a surr for donald trump. she's from north carolina. she said in our interview a f

the iraq kips moving closer to mo mosul. and martha raddatz revealing the new horror playing out in that city. >>> inside the deadly bus crash. at least 13 people dead.

the iraq kips moving closer to mos mosul. and martha raddatz revealing the new horror playing out in that city. >>> inside the deadly bus crash. at least 13 people dead. authorities late today and what they revealed.

the iraq kips moving closer to mo mosul. and martha raddatz revealing the new horror playing out in that city. >>> inside the deadly bus crash.

the iraq kips moving closer to mos mosul. and martha raddatz revealing the new horror playing out in that city. >>> inside the deadly bus crash. at least 13 people dead.

the iraq kips moving closer to mo mosul. and martha raddatz revealing the new horror playing out in that city. >>> inside the deadly bus crash. they revealed. >>> and the eye-opening new headline tonight involving babies. and where they should sleep in their first year. it surprised many. >>> good evening. and it's great to start another week with you. and we begin tonight with that urgent manhunt right now, a suspect accused of killing two, and then leaving a trail of violence. attacking many, including those two police officers. overnight, police responding to reports of shots fired. the officers then shot and rushed to the hospital. and then, the suspect putting his escape live on facebook, with his own words of warning. tonight, authorities are now telling the public he is armed and dangerous. and abc's jim avila from oklahoma. >> reporter: armed and dangerous, wounded and live on facebook. >> let me tell you, it hurts. >> reporter: 38-year-old michael vance, suspected of shooting two police officers outside of oklahoma

the iraq kips moving closer to mos mosul. and martha raddatz revealing the new horror playing out in that city. >>> inside the deadly bus crash. at least 13 people dead.

the iraq kips moving closer to mos mosul. martha raddatz revealing the new horror playing out in that city. >>> inside the deadly bus crash. at least 13 people dead. authorities late today

iraqi forces come within five miles of pushing isis out of mos mosul.kurdish forces fighting through bombs booby traps and sniper fire as they free villages one by one from the grasp of terror. some terrorists using families as human shields. at least 51 isis terrorists have been killed since that mission launched a week ago. automatic oo intense manhunt underway right now after an armed and dangerous suspect opened fire on two officers with an ak-47. investigators later finding two people believed to find the relatives dead in a nearby home. they were responding to a call of shots fired when michael vance started shooting hitting them both. they took off in the police car and shott another woman. both officers and the woman are expected to be okay. >> 13 people are dead this morning and more than 30 others hurt after a casino tour bus smashes noose a big rig leaving a metal mess. they pulled survivors out of shattered we know does. this happening out of palm springs, california. the bus was 15 feet inside of the big rig. the bus was speeding and the dr

the iraqis federal police and military have an managed to take several other religious south of mos mosulthis is a first day in an operation that could last for weeks or months. and if they do actually succeed in taking mosul. this could be a major blow against the islamic state. >> kate. >> matt bradley, thank you very much. i want to bring in our senior ed contador cal perry, he's going to break down the geography of this military offense for us. he need to happen to understand what's going on. >> matt is in inbred bill. that's still likely under isis control. >> this is the main highway that isis has used to get flood and flies in and out. that's going to be the coalition forces are going to be cutting off. as we go through this. this is where our richard engel is, this is where they are all trooping and staying. the curve is sort of this area here. they have 10,000 troops moving down from the north. u.s. advisers and french advisers working on the eastern part of the city and western part of the city. as we zoom in and looking clo r closer. you heard matt talke about what he said abou

. >> matt, the significance of mos mosul. ioned the size of the population from a strategic standpoint, why is mosul so important? >> reporter: well, craig, we have to remember that strategy and ideology go part hand in hand with isis. this is such an important city, not only because it's by far the largest city that the islamic state holds in iraq or syria but also just part of their whole ideology. abu announced his caliphate in mosul in the grand mosque at the center of the city. it's a symbol not just of how strong isis has been able to be but ideological in a religious seasons. so we're moremoving that would ideological blow and a strategic blow. >> in urbeal iraq, matt bradley, thank you. >>> several new snapshots of where the candidates snap this morning. hillary clinton maintains a solid 6 point lead in the new nbc news survey monkey weekly online tracking poll that's out this morning. let's get a closer look at some of the latest polling from nbc news senior political editor, mark murray. it's a segment we like to cal

mosul. suburb of mo islamic state fighters now have our's to decide if they will surrender or die. ♪ we startith the u.s. election race and both candidates have been hitting the campaign trail hard with over a week to go until voting day. , thed trump is in michigan fbi releasing a bump show that it is reopening the investigation into clinton's e-mails. to play downying the scandal. she and other democrats have criticized the fbi chief james comey over the timing of the announcement and some even accuse him of breaking the law. the question is will it make a difference? reporter: with only days to go until one of the most talked about elections in u.s. history, it is business as usual for hillary clinton. the democratic candidate is blazing through. isd the cheers, the campaign jilted. the agency's probing new e-mails related to the former secretary of state. having an average lead in the polls. that since the last presidential debate. camp has clinton's gone on the offensive against the fbi. >> it is pretty strange. pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information r

mos: "we will be victorious in mosul, god-willing," a soldier said. it's unclear how long the mosul offensive will take - days or perhaps a few months. it depends on what isis has in store for these troops. "iraq's prime minister haider al-abadi who announced the start of this operation said it has one goal, to liberate mosul from the push to retake mosul is the let's go to storm track seven it will remain warm and humid attached to the cold front tracks to the northeast, a few showers or thunderstorms may develop , through, winds will turn to the southwest and eventually northwest by tuesday morning. they will stay bringing in some cooler air from the dakotas. it will also bring temperatures back to the 60s and 70s for tuesday and wednesday. another system midweek may bring showers. the humidity back down by bringing in some cooler air from the dakotas. it will also bring temperatures back to the 60s and 70s for tuesday and wednesday. another system midweek may message gets lost during budget fights. that's what one state lawmaker is saying about flo

led airstrikes are gaining ground to retake the city of mosul from isis him while isis has retreated from mos area at least seven car bombs attack the we are joined from irbil, iraq. soere is some resistance, also progress being made. >> that's right, frances, what we are seeing actually from yesterday is the kurdish forces were able to move from areas east of mosul. now they're within striking distance of the city, itself. this is iraq's second largest estimate while the iraqi forces and the iraqi military were able to move into surgeon parts of the city, we are seeing something of a pause today. we? quite yet. this is consistent with how these with theles tend to unfold. they work in a medieval offensive way. they encircle a city like this, which is how the with theles went in fallujah and ramadi last year. they closed off the area aund the city and gradually penetrate into the center of the city. while this mansion so save the city like mosul. itxtendshe agonyboutbe the city, frances. >> hitting ground, butur u curious to see the impact that is to come. nbc's matt bradley there for us. tha

people frompm villages near the front lines of the battle toreutic the islamicc state held city of mosul. mos those residents have been takenn to camp for their safety. adding to the more than 8,000 80 people who have been displaced l >>> this morning a man is dead d in the district we apologize fof that graphic there. t. after being hit by a u-haul in northeast. he was struck after midnight and sent a crash invafestigatiteon m to the scene shutting down newew york avenue from florida avenuea to ninth street until just about an hour ago. >>> several maryland police officers are on administrativeni leave this morning after policee involved shooting in an elktonn motel.. the two people were wantedn connection with a shooting in delaware. state police say troopers wereee serving a search warrant at one of the motel rooms wonere the te confrontation unfolded. >>> well, cleveland, ohio has as huge reason to celebrate this morning. with not one but two big sportst events last night.g >> right across the street fromt each otheros.s the st first all, it waseach c olethven game one of the world series

mosul. most of the fighting happening in the outskirts. several cities have been taken on the outskirts of mobut fighters have yet to push into mosul. the strategy it appears as to come from the south and the north and the east allowing the western part of the country or of the city to be open so any isis fighters who do want to flee can flee and also expecting a million or so refugees to flee the city during the fighting. it's expected to be one of the largest humanitarian refugee crisis alone and the fight, though, is expected to take some time. iraqi forces did take their time, they're trying to limit civilian casualties, also tried to give isis as much time to sort of flee out of the area and to deal with cleaning up operations after they flee. what we have seen in previous iraqi cities is a lot of booby traps and a lot of fighting in small areas, isis has not put a gigantic fight other than specific small areas in the city and that's what they expect as well that isis will honker down in different parts of mosul and they will put up a fight there but not for the larger city. this will ta

you can say why now, why not four months ago or not six mo months or a year ago. isis held mosul for nearly two and a half years. when isis took over mosul with a small number of fighters, it captured a significant iraqis army. this is the same iraqis that the united states spends ten and years o f training. we are seeing redemption by the iraqis army sending an overwhelming number of troops relying on kurdish forces to take over the city to not only send the message that the iraqis army redeemed itself and take the city but discredit isis. to push what is out of its capitol city, the biggest city. the city where it gained its weapons and privilege and tens of millions of dollars that it stole from banks. if it works would be a reversal for isil. it was from mosul that isis began. it did not start in the city but that was where it gained its momentum. and that's where it gained its international fame that it is used to attract so many terrorists. >> we'll see if this works, trying to reclaim that geography and work on the ideology. . thank you, richard engel, we appreciate it. we

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> the iraqi special forces are leading a mo cull u sul offensive to lead isis fighters from the city. now, there are reports that refugees have been fleeing mosul by the thousands. >>> meanwhile, the u.s. mosul to launch terrorist attacks against the u.s. and its allies. nbc's matt bradley joins us from irbill. any indication on what advancing forces could reach mosul? >> reporter: we do know that this is a good thing right now, ayman. we don't know when we will be reaching mosul in this operation. but the engeneralment of the so-called kourntd terrorism force means this powerful operation is kind of going co now, that doesn't necessarily mean we know where they will be entering mosul. we know this is following a similar pattern in fallujah and ramadi and the engagements over the last year. now, i was with the counterterrorism forces if january, according to "wall street journal" and what i learned is this was a very small force. there are a lot of people that were trained in the united states and these people not only speak english. they are about 500 in numbers. normally they should be used for precision strikes. now they being used in all of

mosul. as the struggle to retake the city starts the second week. ash carter says the battle for mo >>> thousands of migrants are being evacuated. they'll be able to apply for asyl asylum. most want to go the britain. >>> a new storm system moving to the west coast bringing rain and gusty winds. dry and warm in the south. and some morning showers possible in the northeast corridor. >>> and finally, some american soldiers and their families are outraged this morning over a financial mixup. awarded bonuses by the national guard. now the defense department says those bonuses should haven't been paid out and it's asking for its money back. >> reporter: thousands of soldiers fighting a new battle against the military they once proudly served. >> i had done everything they asked of me. these were promises that were made. >> it's caused stress and anxiety on my entire family. >> it was a slap in the face. >> reporter: the national guard >> if we could wave the magic wand and make all this go away, we would. then we would be breaking the law. >> reporter: now the military wants the money ba

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mos islamic state group. we will getting the latest from on the ground. hillary clinton and donald trump were talking about the defensive in mosul but the big standout, and were claims from the republicans that the election might be rigged against him and saying he will refuse to accept the outcome november 8. police officers in france are protesting defined government demands not to do so. they are processing -- protesting insufficient resources. coming up in business, tesla is pulling all its chips on self driving cars. announcing automated technology will be included in all its models from now on. ♪ let's start in the iraqi city of mosul. troops and their allies are trying to take it back from the islamic state group that held it for the last two years. the offensive kicked off on monday. there are reports that leaders are fleeing the city. james andre reports from just outside mosul. it's 7:00. the convoy heads for the front line. these men's mission is to liberate two villages and advance six kilometers toward mosul. maccallum stops in the -- the column stops in the last village before isis held territory. the area was recaptured the day before and

mos islamic state group. we will getting the latest from on the ground. hillary clinton and donald trump were talking about the defensive in mosul but the big standout, and were clafr

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mos toll help free that iraqi city from isis. the kurds retook several villages while iraqi soldiers pressed ahead with its advance on mosul.beration forces battled isis fighters for a second day yesterday. it's all part of a major u.s.-backed offensive to retake iraq's second largest city from the islamic state. >>> the leader of america's largest group of police chiefs is taking a step to fix the reputation of police minority communities. >> the president of the international association of chiefs of police formerly apologized for the historic mistreatment of minorities. meantime, here in philadelphia, theç police advisory commissio held a meeting to listen to complaints of people in the city's 25th district which has a high population of african-americans and hispanics. the commission says it's working to repair police/community relations on the local level. nbc 10 learned in philadelphian tenial affairs received more than 500 citizen complaints about police so far this year. that is a 17% decrease compared to the 616 at this point in 2015. those complaints include physical and verbal abuse and abuse power by officers.

mo sul to remove isis from iraq. but isis is fighting back, not only with suicide bombers but with propaganda, releasing these images trying to portray life in mosul as normal. yet sides of the terror group are emerging with the discovery of this tunnel, believed to be used as the hiding spot for isis militants. meanwhile, pentagon officials reveal some 100 american advisers are on the ground performing effectively and bravely. ben: as iraqi troops continue to drop leaflets warning people to stay out of isis areas. since they took over, many fled the city, including this man, who spoke to abc. >> what has life been like in mosul? >> no food, no security, many people more than one million people. their future, according to humanitarian officials, is daunting. >> we think it could produce a humanitarian catastrophe, one of the largest man-made displacement crisies in recent years. ben: knowing this u.n. officials say they are scrambling because right now the shelter space they have can only house about 10% of the people expected to flee mosul. this fast-moving wildfire raging their homes. firefighters taking advantage of light winds right now, build

mosul. they have a huge task in front of them. we are talking about 18 villages they need to liberate before they can actually get to the city of mo cull. today they liberated two. we witnessed how this is done. basically we left very early this morning, around 5:00, with a column of armored vehicles. basically what happened after that was an artillery battle between islamic state positions and the special forces of the federal police, basically firing at each other in the vast open plains of this part of iraq, which is like a very large desert. it has some small villages in them. and then basically a column of tanks and vehicles wednesday towards one of these villages. we witnessed the liberation of that village. they used droughns in order to -- they used drones to follow the progress of the villages. we saw the population arrive with white flags, women, children and elderly people as well, and the military taking them in charge to basically make sure none of the supporters were still part of the population of these villages. they were basically taking them to a building and separating them, listening to witnesses say who had or

mosul to help free that iraqi city from isis. iraqi soldiers pressed ahead with its advance on mos.iberation forces battled isis fighters for the second day yesterday all part of a u.s.-backed offensive to retake the city from the islamic state. >>> are you voting for donald trump? i'll yield the balance of my time back to the senator so he can now answer that question. >> thanks. katie started her campaign with a lie that was called the pants on fire lie. >> senator pat toomey and katie mcginty battle it out in their first debate. >> nbc 10's monique braxton is live in center city with the highlights. monique? >> good morning to you. the incumbent republican is the in the re-election race against a democrat that never held office. the race to represent people here in philadelphia and other pennsylvanians in the senate may be the most expensive in history. >> millionaire pat toomey. >> millionaire katie mcginty. >> getting one of these millionaires in office is costing millions. this morning, i read donations from political action committees both liberal and conservative groups coul

mos and you will raging in the north and isis in the city of tir cut. and a move that was an attempt to divert the opposition away from the battle of mosul. and the push to drive out isis continues and it does reveal more on how the terror operation works benjamin has more from iraq. >> we found and got access to an isis tunnel that is causing so many problems. >> and many people wondered how isis was able to hide. they are dug deep underground. they cover every town or village. and last few months iowa sis is living down in the tunnel and there is electricity and you can see the food and water. and it is hot. they would have been here for months. they told us not to touch anything we see because it may be bobbi trapped. can you tell how they started. they dug seven meters down. it is those tunnels that are a concern as the forces move in the city of mosul itself. in other news, secretary of defense ash carter went to iraq to assess mosul and push for turkey to be allowed to play a greater role in the operation. meanwhile, burning plot is releasing sulure dioxide in the area. u.s. troops and bases outside of mosul are put ping on protect

mos america and allies against a sadistic death cult. air strikes and helicopters gun ships against suicide bombers. on the front line, north of mosul thursday. these kurdish fighters spotted a of bullets. it's not surprising they're nervous. an isis drone loaded with explosives killed two kurdish soldiers here earlier this month. the u.s. military insists that its role here is only to advise and assist the iraqis. but the line between advising and combat sometimes seems a fine distinction. members of the u.s. military are operating in this area although we're not allowed to film them. we have seen troops from the coalition, from a european country, firing on isis. even with america's help this battle against barbaric extremist will come down to these men fighting for their land and control of their country. holly williams, cbs news, northern iraq. >>> up next, prison inmates find redemption figin lines of california's most dangerous wildfires. 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by almost eve an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. it's only lunchtime and my cold medicines' wearing off. i'm dr

mosul from isis. the iraqi military and kurdish forces began operations to led in coalition strikes. lauren: quote, we are confident our iraqi partners will prevail against common enemy and free mo sul hatred and brutality. the united states estimates more than a million civilians still live in that city. this comes four months after iraqi forces deliberated folusha from isis. nicole: donald trump claims that he's being attacked by the media. instead of being held accountable, hillary is running for president in what looks like to many people a totally rigged election. the election is being rigged by corrupt media pushing false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect hillary clinton president. nicole: trump also treating quote, election being rigged by the media in a coordinated effort with the clinton campaign. by putting stories that never happened into news. lauren: meanwhile during a rally this weekend trump suggested that clinton might have been on some kind of drug and he called for drug testing before the final presidential debate which is happening on wednesday. make sure to tune in to fox business, we have special coverage of that debate october the 19th, al

mo siewls. now, interesting enough this may be a million residents left in mosul. fighting, it is a mess. it is a complete goat rope, and so they're very concerned, obviously, about civilian casualties. there's an avenue, a corridor to the west serious to the west of mosul that essentially they've left open in part because they're thinking well maybe we give the islamic state fighters and maybe 5,000 to 7,000 fighters give them a chance to escape and limit civilian casualties and may also be a corridor to allow some of the civilians to flee safely. >> i know you. i know you quoit well you're a foreign operations guy in the path. in heart would you want to be in mosul now fighting? >> yeah. anybody, i mean, easy for me to say pinstripe suit and sitting n knee command central stand here. but ninl involve counterterrorism are wants to be in the middle of things. particularly in the event like this. if we can drive them out of mosul make no mistake that doesn't mean ends of the islamic state but saying we've got them and a moment after we manage to bag bin laden and it

mos. the first death of an americanac service member since thember she operation to take over isis held mosul began on monday. mon the united states is assisting i iraqi forces. >> meanwhile also developinghilo in iraq, armed militants attack two police compounds in l the oil rich city of kirkuk.ir witnesses reported hearingng heavy gunfire and explosions.xp the city he is about 100 mileses from mosul where iraqi andnd kurdish forces continue to con and isis also stormed a powerowr plant north of kirkuk. >> european leaders warnedd russia they could faceou f consequences if the violencef tl continues. the european union says it's uos considering all availablel options against russia if bombings continue. con italy's prime minister saysistes they should do everything sho possible for peace deal inul syria. >> philippines president says his country he is separppatining from the united states.tes. long time ally of the u.s. but . the country he's president presi says they are now forming tiesoe with china maybe russia.ussi philippines officials say thene country he wils lof not stop trp and inve

mos in iraq. i would like to know what you think about that action taken by the u.s. military. thejudge: regarding movement to retake the city mosul from isis, this is appropriate. it is being led by iraqi forces. we do have advisers in there. it is really quite a coalition. that is pushing back and read takingity -- rea that city. the way we should operate, give support to our allies to make sure the threat of isis is contained and eradicated. senator grassley: considering the situation that the president put us in by withdrawing troops in 2011, leaving a vacuum that isis filled, i think what we are doing is about the best we can do. has all thet information. it doesn't seem likely have a strategy. we need our constitutional commander in chief who is the president with that responsibility to make sure he has a strategy. we need a strategy. our next question is about immigration. senator grassley, we will start with you. reform the effort to visa program to better protect americans who are often forced out of their jobs in place of less skilled foreign workers. does this prevent legal immigrants from calling iowa home and offering

mosul. if you look at the map, this air ,ase that they are building up to me, it looks like they are beginning to look again towards syria. ul will point, mosnd they will have roc aqqa over in syria. i think al-assad will give them a real base of operations to pivot towards other strongholds in syria. host: a couple of comments on twitter. we are at @cspanwj if you want to send us a tweet. this one says, if the iraqis really wanted to get rid of i is, wouldn't they have done it already? this one says, the military contractors i worked with think trump is unreliable, and they are not convinced he will rebuild the military. arthur is on the democrats line. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: fine, thanks. caller: i just want to speak on iraq. the bush and administration, -- if it were not for the bush administration, there would not be such a thing as isis. it is the old al qaeda and taliban. that is all it is. president obama has done all he can to get this country straightened out again. everything he do, the republicans blocked him and everything, but i think he has done a tremendous job. you stop blaming obama for everything. h