according to the latest monmouth poll here in nevada... he's down 7 points. and nationally... some polls have him tailing by double digits. clinton will try to keep the momentum on her side... likely bringing up that video-- - where trump made vulgar comments about women. trump's temperment will also be on display... just like it was in the last debate. hc and dt 1:41-1:49 "it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country" "because you'd be in jail" i've got more jabs from the candidates and how they're fighting before the final both hillary clinton and donald trump are in las vegas right now, and we're getting a better idea of how they'll approach tonight's showdown. both candidates touched down at mccarran yesterday afternoon. clinton has been spending the last few days in new york preparing, while trump ha trump has mocked her study habits, but clinton's camp says the prep pays off. hillary clinton has invited three nevadans to attend the debate... local activist astrid silva, 11- year-old karla ortiz and tr

@cspanwj.tweet and paul from monmouth -- arsity in new jersey poll from monmouth university, this oneoming on wednesday saying 2016 brought out the worst in people, more than two voters in three voters say the race has brought out the worst in people and they disapprove of the campaign's harsh rhetoric. dissatisfaction rather than anger is the work to best characterize feelings of voters about the federal government. the results show the opinion on terrorism has not changed much. even after the recent bombings in new york and new jersey. they say that 70% of american voters say that this year's presidential campaign has brought up a worse in people. one more article on that, huffington post this morning, a lot of people are getting into fights over the election is the headline. just a quick look at that, they say if you have not noticed, this election is divisive. more than one third of americans have gotten into a fight with a friend, family member, or coworker about the campaign of according to a new poll. 26% of americans say they have argued with a friend about the election this y

a couple of noteworthy points in those monmouth numbers. mrs. clinton is supported by 90% of pennsylvania democrats. while mr. trump has the backing of just 75% of pa republicans. and she's beating him soundly in the city of philadelphia. no surprise there. and in the hugely important battleground of the surrounding suburbs. then there's the latest keystone poll from franklin and marshall. it shows clinton leading trump by 9% taj points 47 to 38. this poll also shows a widening gap. a month ago clinton lead was just 5% taj points. keystone also shows clinton winning big in philly in the burbs. we two more presidential debates and lots of headlines still to be written these poll numbers could certainly change but as things stand right now, the pennsylvania battleground is clearly tilting in the democrat's favor. i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> our coverage of the vice-presidential debate continues online at fox29.com. you can look for a link on the home page for a full wrap up and reaction from both sides and the voters in hamilton township, n

couple of note worth points in the monmouth poll numbers mrs. clinton supported by 90% of pennsylvania democrats, mr. trump has the backing of just 75% of pa republicans. and she's beating him soundly in the city of philadelphia. no surprise, and in the hugely important battleground of the surrounding suburbs. then there is the latest keystone poll from franklin and marshall. it shows clinton leading donald trump by 9% taj points, 47-38. this poll also shows a widening gap just about a month ago the clinton lead was just 5% taj points. keystone also shows clinton winning big in philly and in the burbs. now with two more presidential debates and lots of headlines still to be written, these poll numbers could certainly change but as things stand now, the pennsylvania battleground is clearly tilting in the democrat's favor. lucy. >> bruce, could tonight' vice-presidential debate win over any voters? you can watch it right here on fox 29 at 9:00 p.m. then stay tuned for an hour of fox 29 news. >>> the man accused of killing an eight-year-old girl in

and then we have the monmouth poll, which has clinton at 50% and donald trump at 40%.ow, both clinton and running mate tim kaine have been in pennsylvania. we've seen them this past week. trump and pence are gonna be visiting different areas of the state, mostly outside, out in central and western. nia, do you get the sense right now that perhaps the trump campaign is starting to wonder if it can flip pennsylvania for the first time for republicans since 1988? >> sure, because right now you don't see high energy in the cities. they're starting to have a little bit of bubble, which is why you're starting -- not just starting. you've been seeing these high-powered circuits going to those essential places. like, michelle obama's been dispatched. the vice president's been dispatched, et cetera. so, they really need to have that energy for turnout, because it's going to be a turnout election. if the trump/pence group can get those folks in midstate and out west excited, they might come out in higher numbers if the folks in the cities are just like, "eh, well, yeah, i guess.

. >> we have this monmouth poll, call your attention to the monmouth poll on the screen. i'm not entirely down with monmouth as apology organization. buorganization -- polling organization. there it is. it's a regular poll. it's a telephone poll. it's not some silly online poll. 10 point lead. and we have franklin and marshall college 9-point lead. that looks a little grim at the moment, doesn't it? >> the thing that should scare the donald trump campaign in pennsylvania is that after the debate, the white vote, the white women in particular shifted markedly toward hillary clinton. that comment about miss universe that donald trump sort of made worse after the debate has clearly been a key pivot point in this race in pennsylvania. trump was closing the gap in pennsylvania before the debate. white women now favor hillary clinton in pennsylvania. romney won white women in pennsylvania by double digits in pennsylvania 2012. that's huge nationwide. particularly important in pennsylvania where trump needs to at least compete. is he going to lose suburban philadelphia, he needs

i out monmouth university from october 27th thank you yesterday. she is up by 11 points in indiana.r average of the polls has her up by exactly seven points. seems like a lot inform indiana. doesn't it? >> has trump up in indiana. >> i'm sorry, halt trump up. and then this the poll has clinton up by 11. i don't understand that. >> i thought the new poll had trump up in indiana -- >> any numbers are wrong. >> the interesting -- >> that makes more sense, tom. >> the interesting news in that poll is that the senate race there is tied, and that was one the democrats were counting on with evan evan bayh are. >> how much of that do you see in downtown ticket any wonder what friday's revelation or lack of revelation or nothing, what effect that would have on downticket races. >> still we don't have enough data that is really captured what happened over the weekend because the news broke late on friday, but i think republicans are looking at this as a potential shot in the arm. part of the robe, though, is because of enthusiasm. if donald trump supporters are excited, if donald trump has mo

that is not tracking with the monmouth poll that has her up 12. i think the polls are interesting to look at. >> we are looking at north carolina. it is essentially a tie. and nevada as you pointed out was a tie and trump is up in ohio. so that poll that we referenced earlier that showed hillary clinton at 50 percent and trump at 38 percent. that is a series of state by state elections and the national number doesn't matter if you win the electoral college. trump is a long way from winning the electoral college. but the polls make it look like he's within striking distance still. >> he has to run the table of swing states. she has the easier path to 270. he has to win all of those. you know, the fact that there is a difference between the national poll and state polls suggest that there is variance here. and we are going to it have one of our pollsters on special report to dig in to the numbers tonight and talk about everyone's questions about how we go about this and try to get a sense of a snapshot three weeks from election day. >> what about th

the 'monmouth poll' -- gave clinton a 'two point lead' -- among 'likely voters'. trump -- on the 'campaign trail' in florida today -- telling his polls". he says -- the polls are "rigged"... but 'admits' to a 'charlotte radio show' -- he's "somewhat behind". trump will be 'back' in north carolina on wednesday... for a 'seven p-m event' -- in kinston. and - hillary clinton in 'new hampshire' today -- with senator "elizabeth - warren." clinton saying -- she'll "no longer respond" -- to trump's attacks. she heads to 'florida' tomorrow and wednesday. and on thursday... clinton 'returns' to north carolina -- for an event in winston-salem... with 'first lady' michelle obama. coming up on "nightline".... ...."vote 2016"... 'in focus'... with a 'special look' at 'north carolina'... as one of 'the' battleground states. could be 'more important' than ever. it's 'tonight' at 12:35 -- on abc-11. and.... 'abc 11 dot com' -- is your 'digital election headquarters'. go to 'abc 11 dot com slash politics' -- for the the latest headlines... plus 'where' the candidates are.... ...de

monmouth poll has him down 7 points.he only battle ground state in which he leads is the state of ohio. his lead is less than one point. there's no two-ways about it. donald trump needs to have not just a big night but a huge night. he needs to get away from the scandals that dogged his campaign for the last couple of weeks he needs to keep it on politics. his plans for ethics rae forms in washington. at the same time on the campaign trail he has been suggesting that the entire political system is rigged against him and to some degree the voting is rigged on election day. listen to what trump said yesterday at the xaiven vent in colorado. >> they even want to try to lri the election at the polling booths where so many cities are corrupt and voter fraud is all too common. then they say there's no voter fraud if nothing else people will be watching on november 8th. watch philadelphia. watch st. louis. watch chicago. >> studies from the pugh center and an investigation by the "washington post" said there is voter fraud that

a monmouth university survey has both virtually tied so candidate and push. howard dean is in high point today and triangle tomorrow. donald trump will be in kinston on wednesday. you may remember at the last debate donald trump had that nasty woman comment towards the end of the debate for hillary clinton. elizabeth warren had strong words using that very language yesterday. hear that in our next half hour. justin quesinberry, carolina. >>> in oklahoma, a frantic search is happening as authorities look to the man accused of shooting six people, two police officers. two victims di. this happened during acrime spree by michael van e and the victims were his aunt and thousands of people lived in the camp as they applied for asylum in great britain but are moved to reception centers around france or being told to go back to their home countries where they may be in danger. officers are call untilled to monitor the process and there have been several clashes. >>> authority in pakistan are trying to find out who is responsible for attacking police academy. one mil

monmouth by 12. easier to take a single poll from a single organization and look at the swing within that one poll in >> i want to tell you and america that individual polls are good for finding out about individual subgroups, there are stories to be told. if you want to know the state of the race you take anage of the polls. and we have 7 1/2, 8 points he's down. is it 12 points or 4 points. let's take the average. kennedy: was that average closer and has he been up in your halftime report average? >> he never led. he has been less than 2 points behind in an average of polls. that was after her spill that she took on 9/11 and she went through this -- she had bad weeks, then she lied about her health and she went to another low ebb and it went back to where the race was in may. when donald trump knocked ted cruz out in the beginning of may the race was close at 2 point. but since then it spiraled sort of out of control. >> what do you think happening in the swing states where it's close. trump is up

the last time they took that monmouth poll, we were down 4.has trended toward hillary clinton. ll.k: big fan of the upi po >> i did not know there was still a upi poll. [laughter] >> bulls are coming out now nationally driven by the media spin from the last debate. i am not concerned about that. john: or what some would call donald trump's poor performance in the first debate. >> i would say media psin because i thought it was a good performance. >> i call it a reenactment of the hindenburg. >> wow. mark: fair enough. i thought you would say it was as rehearsed and spontaneous as a tim kaine line. >> i don't have prepared zingers. how was tim kaine last night? how did that go? john: what did you think? you thought that mike pence did well. >> there are two metrics by which he is judged how people form indicates -- -- people perform in debates. on style, mike pence was good and stayed calm throughout. in terms of substance i think tim kaine got the better of it. we are seeing it in the coverage. all the coverage was, mike pence won, but people

what is interesting is what is happening in high, last poll from monmouth had trump ahead by 5, that is a big swing. the question. is what hillary needs turn out is dicey, we don't know if she will gain with voter turn out issue they are not excited. she also needs the black community to turn out in big numbers at least in certain states. we don't know if it translates to votes. >> and people leave the house. >> you can make the argument that millennials are least served by the two candidates. >> absolutely. obama, he was likeable, he -- she is trying to do the things he did, making himself -- herself relevant in pop culture, and the jokes. she is not good at it, you can't fake it. the "pokemon go" to the polls, that is get out of my face. >> i think for a millennial they have grown up in a world of cost amization, their -- customization, they can have groceries delivered to their door. and a stylist, and she is opposite, shy is a one size fits all generation. >> that is one of the best points i heard this is a generation of cus customizationu are right, it is immediate, and taylor m

the last time they took that monmouth poll, we were down 4. that has trended toward hillary clinton. mark: big fan of the upi poll. >> i did not know there was still a upi poll. [laughter] >> polls are coming out now nationally driven by the media spin from the last debate. i am not concerned about that. john: or what some would call donald trump's poor performance in the first debate. >> i would say media spin because i thought it was a good performance. >> i call it a reenactment of the hindenburg. >> wow. mark: fair enough. i thought you would say it was as rehearsed and spontaneous as a tim kaine line. liz, you are anti-trump. and anti-clinton, to be fair. i hate everybody this cycle. talk from the standpoint of someone who doesn't like either one of the tops of the tickets. john: how do you think the presidential -- the vice presidential debate played out? >> it focused on the negatives of clinton and trump. i felt like a great deal of what was said was accurate and i came away feeling demoralized about the terrible choices the parties ha

monmouth university is also showing the race here in wisconsin... where clinton leads trump by seven points. the last debate between clinton and trump was ugly.it came two days after an 11 year old tape leaked where donald trump is heard bragging about touching women without their consent.clinton attacked trump for that...trump invited four women to the debate... they accused former president bill clinton of sexual assault. tonight... the campaign invite sideshow continues...the clinton campaign has trump critic... billionaire mark cuban... showing up....and trump's campaign has invited supporter,... to the debate. 3 3 "i have to admit i don't really know what the intent is of this invitation, other than to probably get you guys to ask me about it. um. but even then i'm not sure what goal that accomplishes. i guess you can check with the people who offered the invitation." invitation." monmouth university also put out numbers on how wisconsin congressman paul ryan has been impacted by his handling of donald trump.i'll go over those on the cbs 58 new

a brand new monmouth national poll has just been released moments ago. hillary clinton widening her lead by 12 points among likely voters. patrick, how can trump close that gap nationally with, what, only 22 days to the election? >> yeah. i think the key we're seeing here with national polls coming out pup all conducted since the allegations from all of those women wednesday. the swing polls you talked about cnn just did, some of those interviews were done before that. polling out last week suggested that wednesday night was a real turning point. so those allegations i think have really given a lot of credence to what's going on here with what trump said in that tape. 62% of voters in our poll said that the allegations that these women are saying about donald trump are probably true, and i think that a lot of this has to go with a swing now that we're seeing in enthusiasm because of that. that the likely voter models are now starting to swing from helping donald trump to helping hillary clinton. >> interesting. david, you've studied these polls as we men

the new monmouth poll has her up by 10 in pennsylvania where she was campaigning today. in that poll, she made big gains against trump among white women voters, going from even with him at the end of august to now 20 points ahead of him among those voters. monmouth says her charges that he insults women is sticking, and she did not ease up on her attack today. >> my opponent insulted miss universe. [laughter] >> how do you get more acclaim than that? but it wasn't good enough. so we can't take any of this seriously anymore. we need to laugh at it. we need to refute it. we need to ignore it, and we need to stand up to it. >> reporter: we're awaiting more remarks from donald trump in colorado, and then later he heads to arizona where he holds a rally tonight, liz? liz: peter, thank you very much. and by the way, we're keeping an eye on what's going on in pennsylvania because hillary clinton will be speaking momentarily, and, of course, in less than six hours, kicking off coverage of the debate. lou dobbs starts it off, 7:00 p.m. eastern followed by neil cavuto at 8:00 p.m.

the latest poll of the senate race from monmouth university... shows murphy and rubio separated by just two points. last month, rubio led his democratic challenger by five points. the two will stand face-to-face tonight, for a one-hour debate at the university of central florida. there are two more debates planned before election day. and another big ruling night, a federal judge in tallahassee declared that florida must now provide a method for voters to fix signature problems when they vote by mail. previously, voters could only fix the problem if they had no signature at all. and ballots where the signatures didn't match voter records... were thrown out. democrats say they have been hurt the most by the rule discrepancy. last week, the same judge also extended florida's registration deadline... to tomorrow, to help those affected by hurricane matthew. voting has already begun in several states across the nation -- including right here in florida. in the sunshine state -- more than 477-thousand absentee ballots have been returned. 2-point-5 mil

shows her up 7 after trailing donald trump in middle of last month in the same monmouth poll.hat is the trend and she has been laying low. we caught a brief glimpse in new york before she boarded her campaign plane to head here for the las vegas debate. anything but laying low for donald trump. we're told he did debate prep this morning. he took more shots in colorado springs as we've become used to as he cause the dishonest media but he also put a new proposal forward. one would require a constitutional amendment. listen. >> if i'm elected president, i will push for a constitutional amendment to impose term limits on all members about congress. [applause] reporter: term limits. crowd loved it. we don't know how details mr. trump would implement all of that. but he did propose it today. finally, david, chris wallace, right behind me at thomas and mack center. put out topics in no particular order. debt and entitlements will come up. immigration and economy also on the list. the other three, supreme court, foreign hot spots and fitness to be president. there you go. looking for

both the george washington university poll and monmouth university poll is showing that hillary clintonfrom donald trump. let's begin with the gw poll that focused op the battleground states and showed that half of voter, 47%, said they'll vote for clinton, 39% say they'll vote for trump. that's a 5-point trump by clinton since the last gw poll in early september. the monmouth university poll, which is a national poll has hillary clinton up by 12 points among likely voters. that's significant considering hillary clinton's lead last month and that very same poll was only four points and most troubling for trump is that voters appear to be accepting that hillary will win. for example, nine out of ten clinton voters think that she will be president but only -- take that back, only six out of ten trump voters think that he will be president. shep. >> but the polls show that both candidates are still really highly unpopular? >> yeah, very unpopular. and these polls were taken after the "access hollywood" tape of trump went public and after wikileaks released those e-mails showing clinton in

monmouth university numbers show senator ayotte shows a slight lead, wbur gives her the advantage, bothd the margin of error. >>> hurricane matthew, heavy flooding and mudslides are beginning as heatty is still struggling to recover from devastating earthquake six years ago. up to 40 inches of rain are predicted in areas. haiti's president is urging residents to abandon their homes, tens of thousands of which are tents, and take refuge in schools, churches and other shelters. matthew, currently a powerful category 4 hurricane, with sustained winds up to 145 miles per hour. just to show you how big the storm actually is, here's a look seen from the international space station. this storm stretches out from the eye seemingly forever. the newest storm path shows matthew coming to the southeast coast in the next couple of days. the governors of florida and north carolina have both declared states of emergency ahead of the storm's arrival. >> right now the projected path is a little off the coast. it can change at a moment's notice. when that happens, we're not going to have a lot of time to

one in monmouth poll, monmouth university in ohio shows hillary clinton with a slight lead in ohio.t's down from four to two. if you look at the average, same position as we have been showing you. this is an average of recent polls that fox considers legitimate and that is where it stands as of tonight. let's bring in our panel. charles hurt, mara lyson and john. >> the real question, pence won the debate, that was clear. he was smoother. he didn't take the bait. tim kaine came in with a clear strategy to mention every outrage out thing donald trump has said and try to force mike pence to defend it and he didn't. pence won the debate. what does that mean for the race? i think probably very little. i don't see a vice-presidential debate really shifting the dynamic. but he reassured a lot of republicans, pence did, who were feeling bad after donald trump's performance in the first debate. he teed up trump nicely for the next debate. trump is working harder and preparing for that one. >> hopefully, donald trump will learn a few lessons from his under study in that debate. i thought tha

in new hampshire hillary clinton's lead has been cut by 5 points in the latest monmouth poll. leads trump by 4 points in the live free or die state. but before all you trump supporters get too happy, a new "u.s.a. today" poll also out today has clinton beating trump by about 10 points in a four-way race. we checked the methodology on that poll and it's similar to the fox poll. so there is some confusion afoot. the gannett company which owns "u.s.a. today" is very anti-trump but talking points does not believe the poll is skewed to favor hillary clinton. what all this tells is that that americans are not very happy with either candidate. and that comes through with the trust numbers. in the fox survey, 67% of likely voters do not trust hillary clinton. 62% do not trust donald trump. the fact that trump is still competing hard and within striking distance, if you believe the fnc poll is kind of amazing. the man has been battered by the media, including some commentators right here on fox news. some of that is trump's own fault. as his past behavior has hurt him and his penchant

showdown will be enough to move the needle for the trump-pence ticket in places like ohio where a new monmouth survey shows hillary clinton holding onto a slim two point lead. meanwhile, clinton giving her running mate two thumbs up ... before heading to washington for a fundraising event. her campaign rolling out this web video it says highlights the former indiana governor's inability to defend the top of the gop's ticket. nats campaign video :kaine: donald trump and mike pence has said he is a great leader. pence: no we haven't. trump: putin has been a strong leader for russia. / / podesta says: "as senator kaine said, if you can't defend the person at the top of the ticket, how can you ask people to vote for him?" (emanuel on cam) clinton's campaign chair john podesta is also feeling confident about sunday's upcoming town hall ... saying it's a natural format for the former secretary of state. in washington, mike emanuel fox news. about 37 million people watched last night's vice presidential debate. that's down more than half from the 84 million who tuned in to watch donald trump and hill

a monmouth poll out today showed wisconsin. that is also what the marquette poll showed last week. live, theo keith, fox6 news. ted thanks theo tomorrow it's back to the campaign trail. donald trump's daughter ivanka will be in our area. she'll be speaking at the crowne plaza in wauwatosa at 12:30. she then heads to eau claire later in the day. the presidential race... among voters. profanities... spray painted on several donald trump signs in milwaukee. fox6's madeline anderson has reaction from both sides. three trump-pence campaign signs... defaced near milwaukee's south side. one with a red x spray-painted over the presidential candidate and his running mate's names... another with drawings or references to body parts... and one with a curse word written on it. its always thiensville village president van mobley calls the vandalism an attack on free speech... blaming the republican nominee's opponent... hillary clinton. 5 theres an element of censorship in her character thats manifest itself radically in some of her more violent supporters. democratic state representative mande

in mid-july, the "monmouth" poll had hillary clinton up four points.y the middle of last month, donald trump had taken a two-point lead in the state of nevada and a clinton seven-point advantage. it gives you an idea trendwise how the race is looking for the last few weeks. in terms of the candidates week saw secretary clinton briefly before she hopped on her plane on her way out here. a quick thumbsup for the cameras when asked how the debate prep is going. as you know, she's largely out of debate prep viewing. donald trump has continued to campaign leading up to the debate tomorrow night. he is in colorado getting set for an event he'll be holding shortly there. the first of two events this afternoon in the swing state of colorado. and donald trump also has a new piece of advertising that his campaign released today. it's focused on the economy. watch part of this. >> our economy once dominated the world, and middle class thrived. today jobs are gone. factories closed. because of bad trade deals pushed by the clintons. >> reporter: speaking of advert

one in monmouth poll, monmouth university in ohio shows hillary clinton with a slight lead in ohio. that's down from four to two. if you look at the average, same position as we have been showing you. this is an average of recent polls that fox considers legitimate and that is where it stands as of tonight. let's bring in our panel. charles hurt, mara lyson and john. >> the real question, pence won the debate, that was clear. he was smoother. he didn't take the bait. tim kaine came in with a clear strategy to mention every outrage out thing donald trump has said and try to force mike pence to defend it and he didn't. pence won the debate. what does that mean for the race? i think probably very little. i don't see a vice-presidential debate really shifting the dynamic. but he reassured a lot of republicans, pence did, who were feeling bad after donald trump's performance in the first debate. he teed up trump nicely for the next debate. trump is working harder and preparing for that one. >> hopefully, donald trump will learn a few lessons from his under study in that debate. i thought

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that being a fresh poll from monmouth university showing mrs. clinton leading by two points is this poll just an outlier or have things begun to change in her favor out there. for the answer we turn to the associated press bureau in columbus, hi, julie, thank you very much for coming on. >> hello, brit. thanks for having me. >> what do you make of the monmouth poll? does it look like it's showing a real trend or what? >> well, i think it's probably a little too soon to say. i do think it's a pretty important poll for hillary clinton here coming right off of a whole bunch of stories that we're talking about how she had abandoned the state. was shifting a lot her money out of ohio, which made it look like a lot like she was giving up. however, she did return to the state on monday. and bill clinton has been in the state today and yesterday. especially aiming toward coal country strong area for donald trump thus far. seeing old trends really fall away out there in appeaappalachia and most of thoe counties going for trump. >> what do you say -- tren

. >> alexis first, the unfavorables according to the latest monmouth poll, clinton's are higher thanumbers are lower than his, it's neck in neck there. how does this letter, this announcement from director comey complicate her effort to win arizona? >> i don't think it actually complicates the effort here in arizona. it's going to come down to getting out the vote. as we know already, more -- almost half of the people who are going to vote in arizona have already cast their vote, so we are very confident in our ground game and we know that we're going to go out and get all the votes that we need and we're going to turn arizona blue. >> robert, let me come to you. when half the votes -- well, the number we have is over 40% have already been cast and we saw in the numbers that hillary clinton leads by ten points with those who have already cast and trump is up just eight for those who have yet to cast those votes, is it too late for there to be an impact here of what we're hearing from director comey? >> well, your numbers, i don't know if you have national numbers or if you're looking

according to a new monmouth university poll -- clinton's ahead of donald trump by seven points in the host state - nevada. hurt says: "i think this debate is going to privotal, i think this debate could decide this election." democrats see fertile ground in some once solidly republican strongholds - like arizona - dispatching high profile surrogates. but the clinton camp is still grappling with the fallout from fresh wikileaks relases... and accusations of quid pro quo. a senior state department official allegedy tried to pressure the fbi to change the classification on at least one of clinton email's. donald trump seized on both of those controversies... and unveiled this new proposal today in colorado. trump says: "if i am elected president, i will push for a constitutional amendment to impose term i from the rose garden today - president obama weighed in on the gop nominee's unfounded claims that the election is rigged ... obama says: "there is no evidence that that has happened in the past or that there are instances in which that will happen this time. and so i'd invite mr. trump

joining me now is patrick murray, the director of monmouth university polling institute.ood to have you on the show. let's talk about the numbers. patrick, how much do you think of the general election three-point margin there can be attributed to clinton and trump's performances at the first presidential debate. >> nearly all of it right now. just a couple weeks ago we saw the polls tightening. the average of the polls used to be a tied race or with trump a slight lead. now the average of the polls shows hillary clinton with a slight lead. there's an expectation we'll see more because the more days we get away from the debate it seems the better hillary clinton has been doing. >> what about the second presidential debate one week from tonight? what's on the line for clinton and trump going into that? does history suggest anything? >> well, it's a town hall style debate so this is going to be really interesting. we've seen some fascinating things happen in those. if you remember one of those was back in 1992, bill clinton did really well in that debate, really connected w

today monmouth university is showing us these numbers.37 percent of trump supporters in wisconsin think ryan has hurt himself with how he handled trump... and 47 percent of supporters think so. tonight's debate... is a chance for trump make a comeback...he trails hilliary clinton by nine points... those numbers coming from a new national poll done by bloomberg politics.both vice presidential candidates were out on the campaign trail today... republican mike pence at a rodeo in colorado...and democrat tim kaine in ohio. each saying their presidential candidate will win tonight's debate. 3 i don't know exactly what we'll see from donald trump telegraphed a little bit, it's going to be scorched earth. it's going to be scorched earth, donald trump has made the entire campaign about going after people." people."i'm gonna go get on a plane, pop some popcorn, and get ready for tonight. i think that'll be my second rodeo of the day." you can watch tonight's presidential debate right here on cbs 58 starting at eight... and i'll have a breakdown for you on the cbs 58 news at 10. live in studio...

showdown will be enough to move the needle for the trump pence ticket in places like ohio where a new monmouth survey shows hillary clinton holding on to a slim 2-point lead. meanwhile clinton giving her running mate two thumbs-up before heading to washington her campaign rolling out this web video that says highlights the former indiana governor's inability to defend the top of the g.o.p.'s ticket. >> donald trump and mike pence have said he's a great leader and donald trump has -- >> no, we haven't. putin has been a very strong leader for russia. >> as senator cane said if you can't defend your defend the person at the top of the ticket how can you expect people to vote for them. the formedder secretary of state. fox 25 live coverage by the way begins at 9:00 p.m. >>> small business hiring slowed tramply in september companies created 34,000 jobs last month that's down from 63,000 in august. last year small businesses created an average of 91,000 jobs per move. the result shows small business owners have turned increasingly cautious. the numbers show hiring falling off starting in july when

the monmouth university poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 points. senator tammy baldwin campaigned with feingold today at marquette university. they encouraged students to vote early. senators baldwin and feingold also visited u.w. whitewater today. patrick: new tonight milwaukee , police officers deliver more than 150 pumpkins to local students. it's part of messmer catholic high school's great pumpkin elementary school kids decorate them. this involves the department's community outreach effort that in the past has included a thanksgiving dinner and reaching out to younger students. >> it is good that they see this on a regular basis. it changes everybody's presumption of what they think and feel about the police. they may see as one time and think something negative, but they see is they are. patrick: the pumpkins were part of a donation drive by district five. they were donated by cedarburg farms. trick-or-treat is just around the corner. in some local communities, it's as early as this coming saturday. you can find times for your neighborhood o

trump led by two in the monmouth poll of nevada.abby, the "washington post" said trump's path to victory is, quote, nonexistent. do you agree with that? >> i think stu is pointing out what the map looks like right now which is that donald trump is not really winning in any of the states he needs to win in order to get to 270. this is not magic. it's math. it's do you have enough electoral votes. right now he is doing okay in iowa. he is doing okay in ohio. but that's not enough. he is trailing in virginia, pennsylvania, now nevada, which had been up until this point one of his better states, despite some demographic advantages for hillary clinton there. florida is going that way. colorado is all but lost. i mean, this is just the electoral map. he has to turn this whole ship around. and with, you know, two weeks before the election, it's very challenging to do. >> abby and david, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thanks, jake. >>> tomorrow night the final faceoff with hillary clinton and donald trump. you can watch the last presi

a statistical tie according to monmouth university. just one point separation there. trump had 46%, clinton 45 with a margin of error. both figures could be off by as many as five points. looking ahead the next heavy hitter to pop up in the valley will be donald trump junior. he has been making the rounds at rallies in his public event thursday at 2:00 at asu, the tempe campus, scheduled to be an hour long. >>> money is pouring in to influence your vote on prop 205, recreational marijuana. an analyst found at least $8.5 million raised between both sides with polls showing prop messages of the dangers of marijuana. >> i think the way this is going to go is each individual voter deciding am i personally in favor of this, in spite of all the advertising, and do i think this is good for society. >> the latest big money donation on the side against prop 205, this man, $500,000 from billionaire casino owner sheldon adelson. >>> prop 400 sparking a crime alert in peoria. 50 o stolen. volunteers telling abc15 they set up perimeters hoping to catch the thieves. >>> just in fro

a monmouth poll showed clinton leading trump by seven in wisconsin. that is also what the marquette today it's back to the campaign trail. donald trump's daughter ivanka will be in our area. she'll be speaking at the crowne plaza in wauwatosa at 12:30. she will then head to eau claire. news from overnight -- milwaukee police are investigating a shooting in the area of custer and hopkins -- right by mcgovern park. we're told a 27-year-old man was shot just after nine last night. he is being treated for a serious gunshot injury at a local hospital. police are still searching for a suspec a developing story out of mitchell airport.... there was a disturbance on a southwest airlines flight from laguardia-- the airline tells us a male passenger had to be physically restrained. the flight landed safely -- and the man was removed from the plane by local law enforcement. cars, crime, crashes, and kids. it all came together overnight in several milwaukee area communities. angelica joins us from the newsroom with new information. a chase that began tuesday even

joining me, patrick university, director of the monmouth university polling institute.d to have you with me. i want to run through the numbers. before that, any other day we would have gone right into it. given the news that we heard about yesterday, is there any way at this point to measure how much the hillary clinton e-mail news could affect crucial battlegrounds? >> yeah, it usually takes a few days for this to start sinking in. i'm polling battlegrounds this weekend, so i'm not sure where they're going to catch it. although we added a question about this to see if we can figure it out. in polling that i've done prior, when the whole e-mail thing was going on in the summer, is that most people felt that they knew enough about the emails then that they'd already -- they had already calculated it into their decision. >> okay, so i will be curious to see what numbers you gather over the weekend. for now, the numbers that you have, i want to talk about that starting with the crucial state of north carolina. that's where hillary clinton has a four-point advantage or dona

monmouth has clinton leading by four points but that's down from nine points in september. clinton's unfavorable rating in new hampshire is also getting worse, then again so is donald trump's. >> trace, thank you. former staffer under president george w. bush and the director of center for politics at the the university of virginia. >> some minion. he's the man who got the guy elected. so great to see you both. what do you make of the numbers and the changing map. some serious tightening. it's down to three. >> let's be careful about reading too much into one poll. this was a three-point advantage for clinton on the two candidate ballot. both showing movement from last week and in that they represent all of the polling and if you take the clear politics average, it was just over a week ago it was 7.1 points. today it's 5.4. this follows the trend of the last five presidential elections. whoever was trailing in the middle of october closed the race up over the last two, two and a half weeks of the campaign. this goes back to bob dole in 1996, al gore in 2000, john kerry, '04

monmouth university poll out this hour. in pennsylvania. he has worked hard. thinks he can taurn thurn that n his favor pap ten-point advantage in pa panchts i don't think it's that much and i i groo with jeff, an outlier poll. i think she's probably a couple points ahead now, but he is putting in more and more time. you'll continue to see him and governor pence out there. the ground game we put together in pennsylvania ensures we know who are voter, where potential persuadable voters are and a reason pennsylvania is where it is on the map. really interesting thing is, because it's in a, it's an election day, they don't have a robust early vote program, that we know that we can go in there and continue to fight hard all the way through election day. >> have you been involved in helping mike pence get ready for tonight's event? >> i have not. >> in presidential debates, involved at all? >> tangentially. >> what does that offer? >> out offer up advice when asked. >> is donald trump doing a better job getting ready for the sunday debate? >> he is. he did a good j

clinton with a seven point lead over republican rival donald trump among voters in the poll, done by monmouth university, finds clinton ahead of trump, 47% to 40%. we are just two hours away from the final presidential debate. this is a live picture from the debate hall in las vegas where hillary clinton and donald trump will square off one last time before election day. aixa diaz is live in las vegas. aixa, what can we expect tonight? >> we have six topics tonight, but we also know there are controversies linking both you have multiple women accusing donald trump of sexually abusing them. this all came out after the last debate. the women had not come for yet and made these allegations. donald trump has been saying this election is rigged. hillary clinton's campaign is dealing with the wikileaks hack. some -- this election has been pretty unpredictable. patrick: we have seen two different strategies from the candidates leading up to this debate? >> that's right. donald trump has been visible on the campaign trail the past week . he had two rallies yesterday in colorado. hillary clinton has n

monmouth university poll shows clinton leading. libertarian gary johnson has 7%. green party candidate jill stein with 3%. >>> tim kaine will campaign in denver a week from today. he'll be here talking about the economy at the national western complex next monday. today the democratic presidential candidate went after donald trump's recently published 1995 she even called for a new law that requires presidential candidates to release their tax returns. clinton says trump left taxpayers to pick up the bill for his failed businesses. >> he abuses his power, games the system, puts his own interests ahead of the country's. it's trump first and everyone else last. >> the clinton campaign has already produced a new tv ad highlighting trump's taxes. >>> libertarian presidential candidate gary johnson also tonight in denver. he's targeting young voters by speaking at cu south denver in parker. that event also scheduled to begin tonight at 7:00. >>> developing tonight, the investigation after a homeowner tells cbs4 he had to shoot a man trying to break in to his house toda