mr. brooks are you rising to comment >> yeah. comment. >> eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy advocates. i'm going to make my annual pitch i think it maybe a year so first of all, it is great to see this this is integrate systems approach to all these wastewater water and power systems that is crucial integrated network that is what the future is about this is good to see this materialize with our staff on the last note that you spoke to commissioner moran this issue that the sewers need water well, here's my pitch again, a few years ago i got up here and state your name for the record for it and tom did a study on compose and toilets if you reduce the stuff that is going into the sewer system you need less water to move if you redesign the sewer system interest i want to remind folks if you crunch the numbers in the study that tom ammiano and his staff did if a one hundred of the toiltsd were changed to composite it would save 5 billion with a b 5 billion gallons of water that's probably unrealistic but if we rep

mr. brooks are you rising to comment >> yeah. comment. >> eric brooks sf green party/our city/sf clean energy advocates. i'm going to make my annual pitch i think it maybe a year so first of all, it is great to see this this is integrate systems approach to all these wastewater water and power systems that is crucial integrated network that is what the future is about this is good to see this materialize with our staff on the last note that you spoke to commissioner moran this issue that the sewers need water well, here's my pitch again, a few years ago i got up here and state your name for the record for it and tom did a study on compose and toilets if you reduce the stuff that is going into the sewer system you need less water to move if you redesign the sewer system interest i want to remind folks if you crunch the numbers in the study that tom ammiano and his staff did if a one hundred of the toiltsd were changed to composite it would save 5 billion with a b 5 billion gallons of water that's probably unrealistic but if we rep

mr. john rogers junior and ms. marion brooks. >> mr. stephen hightower. mr. allen cello and mrs. andrea solow. lo and mrs. andrea solo. [reading names] mr. joseph del rosso and mrs. ann del rosso. [reading names] mr. thomas shannon junior. [reading names] the honorable jane harman and mr. robert dickey. [reading names] ms. colleen mccain nelson and mr. john nelson. [reading names] the honorable tina chan and ms. emma chan. -- tuturrook euro and ms. kathleen borrow its -- borowitz. >> there is a lot of cross-cultural communication that goes on between his ms. ann coulter music and theater and film. film and music and theater and film. >> what are you looking forward to tonight? >> [inaudible] >> a lot of talk about the election. the race? >> yes. i hope hillary wins. >> americans seemed to be so proud of their heritage. it's because we are family oriented or whatever. i don't know. it's a complicated question. we come from a country of a lot of different mixed cultures. we are kind of a mixed group, actually. [indiscernible] >> thank you. >> are you wearing armani? >> she's wearin

mr. john rogers junior and ms. marion brooks. >> mr. stephen hightower. >> mr. and mrs. solo. >> we are going over to the north portico, the color guard are standing at attention waiting for the arrival of the time it is. let's listen now. -- waiting for the arrival of the run minister. prime minister. mr. thomas shannon junior. harman andrable jane mr. robert dickey. >> miss colleen mccain nelson and mr. john nelson. this. john turturro and catherine --. there are a lot of italian-americans that are part of american politics. do you have any thoughts on the election? >> definitely. >> what are they? >> these are complicated questions. mixed group. the closeness within the family. >> mr. mark smith and ms. nina smith. >> mrs. kathy burns and mr. kenneth burns. >> mr. henry goldberg and mrs. goldberg. >> mrs. gail mcgovern and mr. donald mcgovern. steve benjamine and mrs. benjamin. >> mr. wilson powell. >> mr. chuck todd and mrs. tristan todd. -- kristen todd. >> miss rachel ray and mr. john cusumano. >> i think i should only come .ere in sneakers think larry think -- -fi

mr. decalon brooks. you like that one. >> yes, sir. he will be a seminole next year, guys. >> wish him the best of luck. marisa, thanks. the bucs play at home tomorrow with the weather we've been having. it's two days before halloween feel like october 30th. it's going to feel like more like an early october game. but great weather for it no rain delay for the game tomorrow. just brings some sun string drink plenty of water. sun going down right now set up pretty nicely about three, four minutes ago. some behind some of the high clouds but still a great ending to the day. about 88? in brandon, you head inland 85? and 86? as we head through the next few days we're staying at 86? pretty much 86? sunday and monday, tuesday and wednesday. the record highs i don't think we quite touch them but i think we're pretty close. but 89 for halloen halloween. 90 on tuesday average high now is down to 81 so several degrees above average. talk about halloween, here's your forecast for the day. move away dancing mummy let's talk about that forecast. as

mr. john rogers junior and ms. marion brooks. >> mr. stephen hightower. >> mr. and mrs. solo. >> we are going over to the north portico, the color guard are standing at attention waiting for the arrival of the time it is. let's listen now. -- waiting for the arrival of the run minister. prime minister. mr. thomas shannon junior. harman andrable jane mr. robert dickey. >> miss colleen mccain nelson and mr. john nelson. this. john turturro and catherine --. there are a lot of italian-americans that are part of american politics. do you have any thoughts on the election? >> definitely. >> what are they? >> these are complicated questions. mixed group. the closeness within the family. >> mr. mark smith and ms. nina smith. >> mrs. kathy burns and mr. kenneth burns. >> mr. henry goldberg and mrs. goldberg. >> mrs. gail mcgovern and mr. donald mcgovern. steve benjamine and mrs. benjamin. >> mr. wilson powell. >> mr. chuck todd and mrs. tristan todd. -- kristen todd. >> miss rachel ray and mr. john cusumano. >> i think i should only come .ere in sneakers think larry think -- -fi

mr. steve bannon, i'm brooke baldwin, nice to meet you" and you pepper him with questions and he politely walked along with me and brian was on the flight as well and you joined in some time later and i'd be curious your thoughts. i first said to him -- the news had come out that president obama's half brother who supports trump would be there as a trump invitee. and he said to me. >> oh, broo-- he said "oh, into that's just an appetizer." and i said what do you mean? do you mean more women? and he said we won't have juanita broaddrick. i said of that same ilk? he said yes. i asked him why would you want to do this? he said to expose the sordid past of bill and hillary clinton and the final note i took away i said what if donald trump loses? there's been talk he wouldn't concede. >> right. >> this is when you jumped in and he said "brooke, have you been to the rallies? have you seen the crowds mr. trump draws?" he said his answer on november 9 was "lock her up." >> he was repeating what the crowd behind us is saying. if kellyanne conway is on one side, steve bannon is on the other side. s

mr. crazy tushar of the day, brooks kopra on six. ball placed towards the gallery and immediately start pointing because they see it landed in this guy's backpack. there it is. >> that shot looks like mark monstrola too. >> it turns out that guy was opponent. >> you have to play the ball where it lies. -- crazy. >> the ryder cup is so awesome to watch. >> no, it's great. i love it. >> and football at 5:00 in the morning tomorrow. football weekend. >> stay with us we have more

i kind of lost that brooke shields appeal. mr.ubenstein: unit became president of the national center for policy. when bill clinton was running, you were not really as prominent . ultimately, you headed up the transition for the national security council for bill clinton. then did you expect to get a job in the administration? madeleine albright: what happened is -- i had met him originally during debate prep with michael dukakis, because you got to georgetown and we had got to know each other. i was asked to do the transition for the nsc. lighthousein the does the white house until the last minute with president carter. they had fixed it up a bit. it was very strange, and the photographs were all different. i did work on the transition with rick and averred. job. hoped to get a i did wish that i would get a job, but it was unclear to me whether i would get one or not. then sandy called me and said that the president was going to offer me the ambassadorship to the u.n. i knew that one of my very good it.nds wanted the first was on

mr. speaker, that's why we should get behind donald trump. one thing, brooke, paul ryan not -- not revoking his endorsement of mr. trump. saying he still may vote for him in november but he's done defending him, done campaigning him and going to worry on the republican majority. shows how much division there is behind donald trump's candidacy 29 days out. >> not unendorsing but not having anything to do with him or supporting him in the next 29 days, that's all. manu raju, thanks for the scoop from st. louis. >>> we're just getting our best indication of how that hot mike video of trump's lewd remarks are resonating with you, the voters. these are the first major poll numbers since the release of that video, this is nbc/"wall street journal" conducted over the weekend. it shows hillary clinton up 11 points, double digits nationally over mr. trump. to sara murray we go, who's with donald trump's campaign there in ambridge, pennsylvania. sara, what is the trump campaign saying today about this speaker ryan phone call? we know he tweeted. do we expect trump to ad

i kind of lost that brooke shields appeal. mr.ubenstein: unit became president of the national center for policy. when bill clinton was running, you were not really as prominent. -- were not really is involved in that campaign because you are running a senator. but ultimately, you headed up the transition for the national security council for bill clinton. then did you expect to get a job in the administration? madeleine albright: what happened is -- i had met him originally during debate prep with michael dukakis, because you got to georgetown and we had got to know each other. i was asked to do the transition for the nsc. i had been in the lighthouse does the white house until the last minute with president carter. -- in the white house until the last minute with president carter. and that was the first clinton person to go back to the white house. they had fixed it up a bit. it was very strange, and the photographs were all different. i did work on the transition was rick and sandy berger kind of an overall person on it. i had

mr. brexit in england and he said "brooke, i'm not buying these polls, i didn't buy the polls in england. so many people assumed vote remain would be the predominant vote and look what happened." >> well, i think the proof is in the pudding and the pudding is being made right now and we're seeing that as you talked about at the outset of this question, and these very important battleground states early vote talese show democrats are coming out in very large numbers and we'll see that through the finish line. and to the point made earlier, often time the opposite as you said can happen. when people believe their candidate has lost, their enthusiasm for showing up waynes. and i think there's going to be some of that happening here and without the kind of ground operation that the clinton campaign has in place, that phenomenon could create a very real problem for donald trump. >> let me move on and talk about one of the lines from donald trump at the vegas debate, toward the end he called hillary clinton a nasty woman and there was the al smith comedy dinner last night where the two came tog

mr. gram, nice to have you on. >> thank you, brooke. it's good to be with you. brooke i'm not a republican or democrat, i'm an independent, and i haven't endorsed officially anybody in this race. what i've been trying to do this election is to go cross the country and get people to pray. i've been to all 50 state capitals holding prayer rallies with over 250,000 people have joined me to pray for this country. brooke, people out there realize our country is in trouble. our country's broken. morally, spiritually, politically, economically, and it's going to take more than just one person to turn -- thrnthrnurn this thing around. i'm encouraging people to vote e especially in the election process. it's so important to vote. >> i wholeheartedly agree with you. when we have this conversation, you're not a republican or democrat. are you voting for mr. trump? >> i'm not going to say because i want people to focus on this election and pray for this country because both candidates are flawed. both have problems but at the same time, they're human beings who have a visio

mr. dough tale for you as it pertains to matthew and what might might mean for our forecast down the road. brookeback over to you. >> thanks katie. >>> republican presidential nominee donald trump is not talking about his taxes so far today. he chose instead to address national security issues at an event this morning. as mark albert reports from the white house the tax issue is not going away. >> reporter: donald trump spoke out about hillary clinton's e-mail scandal at a morning speech on cyber securi security. he said democratic nominee is unfit for the presidency. >> hillary clinton is only experience in cyber security involves her criminal scheme to violate federal law, engineering a massive coverup and putting the entire nation in harm's way. >> reporter: a breach in the security for trauma's own tax returns continues to dominate the campaign trail. over the weekend the new york times published three pages from trump's 1995 state income tax forms. they show that he reported a loss in federal taxable income of $916 million. which may have a loud him to void paying federal income tax force up

mrs. clinton's use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. brook silva-braga has more now from new york. >>reporter: the fbi is now reading through thousands of emails found on a laptop shared by hillary clinton's aide huma abedin and her estranged husband anthony weiner. the fbi originally obtained the laptop during an investigation into weiner allegedly sending explicit messages to a minor. cbs news has learned abidine were on the laptop. law enforcement forces tell cbs news the efforts to finds out if any emails are pertinent into the probe into clinton's private server will likely stretch past election day. donald trump argues this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> we never thought we were going to say thank you to anthony weiner. >>reporter: the clinton campaign is focusing on fbi director james comey's decision to publicize the developments just days before the election. >> but the has come out, more overblown this all seems and the more concern it has created about director comey's action. >> at a florida rally clinton avo

mr. trump. why would you say these horrible things in the first place? >> come on, brooke to look cool. i mean, what normal red blooded american doesn't want to impress the billy bush? >> billy bush, by the way, now suspended by nbc for his comments on that tape. >> what about that. let's talk about that. he's not going to have a job any more at nbc because -- this is from many years ago. billy bush came out and said i am ashamed and embarrassed of what i said. >> very forthright apology. my sense from nbc sources is that he will probably not be back on "today" show but for right now only suspended. >> an interesting thing to think. he is suspended or perhaps fired for what he said. the other guy is running still to be the head of the free world. despite what he said. >> that juxtaposition is just striking. >> two questions i have after last night. number one, are there more tapes? we don't know if there are more tapes like the one from 2005 not only from "access hollywood" but other sources. what about the third debate. he has already played that. >> you got an answer, th

mr. trump why would you say these horrible things in the first place. >> come on brooke i was trying to look cool, i mean what normal red blooded american doesn't want to impress the billy bush, you have to admit it is funny the only bush that matters in this general election is billy. >> upper darby's own tina fey representing philly did you hear this, love the access, a skit with jimmy fallon. they are represent would go men voters from pennsylvania, a whole lot in this election. >> but when you are a big star like that rules are different. if you have ever been to the philadelphia mummers parade on new years have you ever been to that. >> no, i have not the. >> you should go, it is terrible. a lot have the guys in the clown brigade are already drunk and they might honk your boob. i think trump is kind of like that. >> he is like a drunk clown on the street. >> yeah, like that. >> i love that they are wearing villanova and eagles. philadelphia mayor jim kenney saw this and said snl, omg, this is awesome, my grandparents live there. the best delco. >>> we want to show you something, the sym

mr. trump and he kind of can't help himself. but i think this term limits thing and i know from talking to trump's sources, brooke, that they believe this is the closing argument they hope will resonate with the voters, of course, the hillary clinton campaign and others are hoping people pay attention to the other more controversial and scandal oous things. >> and "drain the swamp" we are told is a line stolie inn from bush so lonnie, let me turn to you. i want to get to seeing the president of the united states today with the prime minister of italy. he's asked about trump's allegations about the rigged system and do you worry about violence and he says trump rarely surprises me, he puts it on the republicans then he says he needs to stop whining and make his case, what is the president trying to do with that language? >> this is barack obama unplugged. this is exactly what where he wants to be at this phase of the election. he's a great campaigner, he has already has been. this is his strength. i would argue over campaigning. you know these lines will get under donald trump's skin. but what the president is doing is trying to exp

mrs. obama. we'll find out about you girls go through to make their hopes and dreams come true. >> we will rise tonight at 9:00 here on cnn. i'm brookethanks for being with me. now to jim sciutto and "the lead." >>> trump accusing his own party of a sinister, behind his back deal. "the lead" starts right now. donald trump firing in all directions. war heroes, party leaders, doubling down on throwing his opponent in jail. a strategy so out there, could it work? >>> hunt for red october. kremlin says accusations that russia hacked american emailings are flattering but ridiculous.

mr. gingrich: let me say two things. theust a conference of brooking institution on the 20th anniversary of the welfare reform bill. the largest a client and children's poverty, the largest taking of children out of poverty occurred after the welfare reform bill moved people from dependency to work. the fact is, and bill clinton will claim credit but we moved more people out of poverty than any other time in american history. second this is the tragic of american liberals yes, it would be great to invest in education. robert and i share a passion. in detroit 9% of the third graders can read. in baltimore, 13% of eighth graders can pass their math exams. the baltimore system is $1.4 billion system which is brilliant at paying a company bureaucrat and fails children. we have gone through this for 30 years. those of us who believe in choice and allowing parents to pick a school that works are defeated consistently by the power of the labor unions who on the democratic party. when you talk about investing, don't you have to reform the system so something p

mr. trump, why would you say these horrible things in the first place? >> come on, brookhave to admit it's kind of funny that the only bush that matters in this general election is billy. [ laughter ] >> that doesn't really excuse what you said. >> listen, okay -- >> and it kept going. it got local. tina fey and jimmy fallon repped delaware county in this exit last night as voters from pennsylvania could mean a lot for election. >> hi there. >> we brought you some -- thank you very much. thank you. ladies, how does it feel to be the most sought aft voters in the country right now. >> have you decide hood you'll vote for? >> colin i'm torn from a scooter accident, but i also -- i don't know who i'll vote for. >> i think they're both bad. >> whatever you love trump. >> i just villanova eagles the accents. so much fun. delco represented. >> you can get all the information the debate joking about happening tonight right here on fox 29 at 9:00. make sure you stay tuned. >> beautiful. i can see the clearing now it looks like, scott. how about that? >> pocono mountains right now

mr. trump's candidacy. joining me, timothy o'brien, the executive editor of "bloomberg view" and author of "trump nation, being the donald." a book that got him sued. welcome. >> brooke hear donald trump threatening the different suits, he follows through. >> more often than not he doesn't. he's a big saber rattler. he spent 40 years suing business partners, competitors, politicians, the government, the media but more often than not he threatens and doesn't follow suit. >> throws a lot of darts. >> he's a paper tiger. except in my case. >> with you. and you won. >> he won. he dragged on. sued me for libel and claimed my book damaged his reputation by low-balling his wealth and going across the history of his tattered problems in his business career and the suit -- he sued me for $5 billion. it got tossed out in 2011 and we moved john? do you think with the case the times there's any -- what's your assessment? >> i think the "times" is on very solid ground here. donald trump is the most public of public figures. there's a very high legal standard for him to surmount in order to win a lawsuit or even successfully nile one in court against the "new york times." the "new

mr. trump, it sounds like a line that a reality tv show producer would say, not something that the nominee for the president of the united states should say. >> brooke, i -- i disagree. i have to say i think this is much ado about nothing. i think this remark and supposed scandal is a huge deal in new york newsrooms and perhaps k street and washington, d.c. but i would quote joe scarborough from this morning -- who is no fan of trump -- and he said on his show, he said "do you really believe voters in scranton, pennsylvania, care about this? about whether or not donald trump pre-promises to concede? i think what they care for more about are things like obamacare, sending their health care premium deductibles skyrocketing while care stays the same. they care about taxes which many americans just filed. if you're a procrastinator like i am you just filed this week and taxes are far too high. so they have bills to pay, security to worry about. whether or not he pre-promises, that's an absurd notion. he's told us if it's an orderly election -- which i anticipate it will be -- that of course he'll concede. >> well, i don't think we've -- we did hear that

mrs. obama. we'll find out about you girls go through to make their hopes and dreams come true. >> we will rise tonight at 9:00 here on cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. thanks for being with me. now to jim sciutto and "the lead." >>> trump accusing his own party of a sinister, behind his back deal. "the lead" starts right now. donald trump firing in all directions. war heroes, party leaders, doubling down on throwing his opponent in jail. a strategy so out there, could it work? >>> hunt for red october. kremlin says accusations that russia hacked american emailings are flattering but ridiculous. >>> a plane plunges out of the sky, exploding into a fireball. now the fbi is involved after a survivor says this was no accident. >>> welcome to "the lead" i'm jim sciutto in for jake tapper. welcome to day two of the unshackled donald trump. the republican nominee doubling down with more attacks on his own party's leaders as republican hopefuls up and down the ballot look anxiously ahead to november 8th. and democrats openly discuss their hopes of victories not just for the white house but also on capitol hill. cnn's senior white house corresponden

brooke. >>> coming up next, donald trump seizing on some comments about obamacare made by former president bill clinton and somehow in doing so managed to bring up the clinton's marriage. we will play what mror you in its entirety. also we're watching henderson, nevada there. big stars and stripes. we're waiting to hear from donald trump just after this big vp debate. what will he take away from his vice presidential contender's performance to apply to the town hall? . we'll listen in. >>> former president bill clinton wants you to know that he really, really likes obamacare even if he just called it "the craziest thing in the world." >> look, the affordable health care act did a world of good and the 50 something efforts to repeal it that the republicans staged were a terrible mistake. we for the first time in our history at least are providing insurance to more than 90% of our people. but there is a group of people, mostly small business owners and employees who make just a little too much money to qualify for medicaid expansion or for the tax incentives who can't get affordable health insurance premiums in a lot of places. >> now, to be clear, he's trying to walk it back now, essentiall

mr. powe tait the owe head will take visitors on a journal a cross the globe. "eyewitness news" reporter pat gallen is live with his first look at this new exhibit, hi there, pat. >> good morning, brookeng, guys. how are you. we are at please touch museum, as you mentioned there is a big celebration happening here because it is their 40th birthday. i can't believe please touch museum is 40. that means i'm getting owed as well. to tell us what is going on here as we said in the 5:00 o'clock hour we had fun with toys from four decades and now this is just focused on mr. potato head. this is so cool. this is trish, she's back, ceo, good morning. >> good morning, mr. powe tait he helped first toy to be advertised on television in the 1950's. >> i just learned that i cannot believe it has been that long. so what makes this exhibit so cool. >> what is question every kid gets asked? what do you want to be when you get grown up. >> all the time. >> thinks an opportunity to explore, do they want to swim with the dolphins and be under water, or do they want to be indiana jones and go on a journey do they want to be like john glenn and go into space. these are some of the career options kids can

brook over to you. >> thanks, meisha our next update is 7:55. up next on cbs this morning how release of donald trump tax information could impact >>> thinking to have better judgment this mrump? >> he makes bad decisions. he spent his life cheating middle class laborers. laborers like my own human father who made -- i guess drapes or printed drapes or some kind of a drape and he was relatable and i am also relatable. >> how is your temperament? >> i have the best temperament. she is lying, her hair is crazy. >> secretary clinton, what do you think about that? >> i think i'm going to be president. >> "saturday night live," they were on fire on saturday night. >> welcome. >> alec baldwin. >> at one point hillary clinton's character said can the voters just vote today after the bit they did. it was very, very well done. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour, a closer at what donald trump's tax returns reveal about his finances. experts say the enormous size of hi losses make this case very unusual and why they question whose money was actually lost. >>> plus, growing calls now for oversight of the sperm bank industry. lawsuits accuse some clinics o