mr. murphy or not. it's about half the size of a basketball court. mr. murphy has spoken with folks in the guinness book of world records about possibly getting into the book. >> recognition. >> rebecca is back after much-deserved time off. i listen to your concerns. she is back. >> by next week monday, that is halloween. the average high and low will be normal for high temperatures on halloween. we have had a wet stretch. we have a little bit of snow, then almost an inch of rain a year prior to that. we made it into the 60's. it looked to be a wet one. this time around, you will have to wait. 52 today. we were cooler than normal. the normal eyes 58. inland locations falling into the 30's once again. from the 18th two the 24th, we frost along the lakeshore. we have temperatures in the 30's tonight. we are back in the 40's for at least the next week. we have some of those clouds moving out once we lose son -- past sunset tonight, then mid 30's inland, but upper 30's along the lake. saturday morning, sunshine, but it will be similar to today, where we see t

mr. murphy. this first name happened to be tom. >> we found multiple streets bearing the family name attribute for donating land i have been going up and down the road for 30 plus years. never gave it a thought. >> county commissioners are researching if the road should be renamed. uncle tom is widely considered a racial slur used against african-americans. >> if your community or people need something you are the one that would go behind their back and take it from them. >> carolyn collins with the needed but she does not want to see the legacy of the name stripped away. >> just call it uncle tom murphy's road just add the last name. don't make the family feel like they are losing the purchase you sharared that the family gi the property to the county. >> reporter: i have reach out to the commissioner for comment he is supporting the potential name change but i have yet to hear back from him. the county is slated to discus brian smith abc action news. >> that story is in a example of our commitm

mr. murphy has 41%. the issues that drive the president al campaign are also driving the senate campaign, obamacare and increase in premium. that was a topic in recent debate between if two senate candidates. >> one of the ways that the obama administration got the big insurance companies to support obamacare they put a provision in the law that says, if you guys lose money in obamacare, we will bail you out and use taxpayer money to do it. >> the idea was to help level and smooth the cost because they didn't know who was going to sign up, how risky they were going to be, what healthcare problems they were going to have. adam: it's important to know that marco rubio has distanced himself from donald trump. he doesn't say his name much. he's going to vote for mr. trump but isn't endorsed him. patrick murphy he used his names 9 times in the debate the other night. that gives you a sense of how things are going in florida. back to you. lauren: yes, it does, adam shapiro, thank you. nicole: in sports jackson

mr. murphy who has roughly 43.4% of the responds dents.ebate last night because the national issues are resonating with the issues in this senate race. one of the big issues of course nationally is obamacare. and you can see, you know, mr. trump according to that bloomberg poll, is gaining in florida but the "real clear politics" average going through october, 20th, to 24th, trump has 44.8% and hillary clinton has 46.4, johnson and stein very low in these polls. issue in southern florida, that rubio seems to gain some traction on has to do with cuba. it reared its head last night in the debate because the obama administration is normalizing relations with cuba. let me listen, let me let you listen to what patrick murphy had as attract on marco rubio and how the person responded. >> the person you chose to be next president basically admitted he violated embargo and continue to stand by his side. one of your core initiatives you care about. what will it take to unendorse donald trump? is there negative you can do or say and not -- >> that i

murphy. [applause] mrs.: i think patrick is exactly the kind of person the senate needs and deserves, because he will help us break through gridlock, and create more good jobs with rising income. patrick knows we have to build an economy from the middle out, not from the top down. i also appreciate the fact that we now are seeing an emerging bipartisan consensus that we need to fix a broken economy, -- our broken criminal justice system. do you agree? but it is going to take strong and committed leaders like patrick murphy, who are ready to show up and fight hard and work to get this done. this is important my friends. unlike his opponent, patrick murphy has never been afraid to stand up to donald trump. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: i think florida deserves a senator who is going to fight for comprehensive immigration reform that will keep families together, against a deportation force. this is what is so unimaginable. law enforcement officials to go door-to-door, house to house, is this to business,

mr. heilemann. >> thank you megan murphy. i am back. the senator from missouri. what did you think?ere were a couple of moments that were shocking to me. i think maybe the most shocking was, where i'll could be that donald trump is not listening to what anybody. i am pretty sure his advisers said it was not a good idea to go after miss universe at 3:00 in the morning and ask people to look up sex tapes. but i thought he might be listening to mike pence. visit knowledge meant that he and mike pence had not even discussed an important foreign policy issue and more portly, him and saying, i have not talked to him and i disagree with him. there was a guest in the room. p in the room. gas >> and of republicans, the main question is what donald trump meltdown completely and would we haven't completed conflagration tomorrow. do have the sense cap has survived the debate? do you feel he is done enough? you will still be the person who hillary clinton is running against a week from now? >> i think he is definitely going to be the person she is running against. the expectations were so low fo

mr. murphy, starting with -- host: that is from the "death of," their support for marco rubio.san francisco chronicle," on that senate race between the current republican legislator loretta sanchez. giving their support to come all harris -- twoo kamala harris. host: back to florida, taking a look at florida democrats. they are suing their governor, rick scott, overextending voting registration, because of hurricane matthew the took place , saying in part he refused to extend the registration deadline for the very citizens heeding his orders to evacuate, forcing voters to choose between their state or their safety and their families in one hand in their fundamental right to vote on the others. many floridians registered to vote prior to the october 11 restriction deadline have been displaced or otherwise prevented from registering. scott's office said it was reviewing the lawsuit on thursday, he flatly rejected calls by hillary clinton's campaign manager to extend the voting registration deadline saying i'm not going to extend it, everybody has a lot of time to register and on

mr. brown: let's talk about health care. congressman murphy, yesterday we learned that premiums for many of those insured on the phone book your acts are expected to rise an average of 25% next year. that is awfully steep. he said he would support some changes to the law. can you be more specific than you have been so far as to what needs to be done to reduce that the affordable -- care act was a huge step forward. but the focus now has to be getting it right. running across the isle to ensure we are fixing it. you have to show up and work you have to be to cross the out. senator rubio has spent the last six years trying to use -- days where you can get dropped from your health insurance plan if you got sick. where women were being charged more than men just because they were women. seniors being charged more for their perception drugs, that is where he wants to take us back to. i know he wants to tell us about the first quarter wars and the plan he wants to put forward. that should be renamed the florida premium increase. that is exactly why

mr. farnkopf and murphy would not be happy with me as a moderator. journalist and you know the truth of something, and you hear one of the candidates state an untruth, i think it is an obligation of the moderator, who is representing the people, to correct that. so, yeah, i think they should fact check. >> doug brinkley here with me at the debate site in st. louis. thinking about the historical context for what we're about to see, has there been a candidate who has come into a debate as wounded as trump is coming in tonight? >> no. and he's decimated right now. and i'm not sure what he could do. one of the problems is he talks about bill clinton, every time he's in a jam. he is not running against bill clinton and by tieing the two together causes some problems and also if he's going after the clinton's sex cap aids and naming all of the women, then do it and do it hard and take ads out like hillary clinton is doing. this is a war right now and donald trump of is two minds all of the time. and he's just getting pummelled -- >> well trump supporters s

democrats were able to come up with $10 million to put it behind murphy at this point, when it gave senator move -- rubio more of a contest? mr. law: the number one problem patrick murphy has is somewhat analogous to what carlos threw had in the primary. murphy is not well known. he doesn't have enough root -- resources to fully make a case against marco rubio. he could drive up the negatives by spending a lot, but could not make himself a viable. if you look at our polling, most public polling shows the same thing, patrick murphy is not well known, and has fairly even favorable and unfavorable ratings. that gets very hard to push out in the last week of elections. it was a tough choice for the democrats to cut their losses, but probably from their vantage point, it was the right choice. they would have to spend $5 million-$10 million to even make it competitive, and even then, marco rubio would win. ms. ferrechio: can you ask -- explain your last-minute expenditures? you are revving things up and putting more money into races i most unexpectedly. can you talk about that decision and what was behind it? mr. law: absolutely. t

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mrs. client. megan murphy is flat out his office -- and those who support trump.. flat-out exhausted. jim fusilli wrote beautifully in "the journal," "this debate is bob dylan literature." i made very clear yesterday that it was widely deserved. others respectfully disagree. comthank god for the nobel prize. and distracting from the insane world. all doi think we would well with bob dylan lyrics in our lives right now. tom: what does mr. trump need to do to get to the sunday talk shows? what would we observe friday and saturday to get to sunday morning? megan: it is unbelievable that it was a week ago that we did not even know that it was coming out that evening, which was this tape, and how much it changed the trajectory of the entire republican party and america at large. you saw echoes of that in some of the statements we have seen from trump, from clinton, and from michelle obama. tom: we talked about bob dylan, and the first lady, and we all can agree that -- i talked about the cadence and pace of his song lyrics and song writing. his donald trump on the same

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if democrats were able to come up with $10 million to put it behind murphy at this point, would they give rubio more of a contest? mr. law: the number one problem patrick murphy has is somewhat analogous to what carlos threw had in the primary. murphy is not well known. he doesn't have enough root -- resources to fully make a case against marco rubio. he could drive up the negatives by spending a lot, but could not make himself a viable. if you look at our polling, most public polling shows the same thing, patrick murphy is not well known, and has fairly even favorable and unfavorable ratings. that gets very hard to push out in the last week of elections. it was a tough choice for the democrats to cut their losses, but probably from their vantage point, it was the right choice. they would have to spend $5 million-$10 million to even make it competitive, and even then, marco rubio would win. ms. ferrechio: can you ask -- explain your last-minute expenditures? you are revving things up and putting more money into races i most unexpectedly. can you talk about that decision and what was behind it? mr. law: absolutely. t

mr. trump: because you would be in jail. [applause] vonnie: our washington bureau chief megan murphy joins us now from st. louis, the site of last night's debate. crazy train with millions of people. did we learn anything new about the candidates or their policies last night during the crazy train? train, i have not heard that when yet. we have to put this into context. incredibly nasty, but it was largely that first 30 to 35 minutes of the debate that we heard a lot of policy for the second hour. one thing that was interesting that donald trump appear to have done his homework on certain topics, and particularly obamacare, syria, national security, and isis and had more coherent policy arguments that he has put forth in the previous to be with hillary clinton and also had a pretty brutal exchange with her on taxes where it was clear he had done his homework. the firstebate, for 30 minutes, the profound nastiness and personal insults hurled. donald trump talking about appointing a special prosecutor to prosecute hillary clinton, locker up is a common catchphrase. what you saw is donald trump really going

murphy. megan, explain mr. trump to mee. is this bluster? megan: too late for that. david: is this bluster?seeing? is there a chance he might be right? he's been right a lot through the primaries when a lot of us were wrong. megan: he's also been wrong a lot. yes, of course it's part bluster. yes, it's also part of this message that they believe that -- if they say we're winning, if they concentrate on their message that the election is rigged, vote. the numbers are the numbers. and he says when he's talking about pennsylvania, he's talking about ohio, recent polls show him with a big gap to make up in those states. yes our own poll shows florida close, which a must-win for him. he's running out of states he needs to get if he has any credible pathway to 270. jonathan: we keep hearing brexit again and again. on the one side you have a referendum very different. much more difficult to poll for. on the other side there was this feeling in the united kingdom people weren't being honest about what they were intending to do. is there a parallel here? megan: there is a parallel but there is diffe

mrs. clinton: i want you not only coming up for me, i want to reelect members of congress and sent patrick murphyack to the senate. if there are still people that have doubts about the state of the election, we have heard some averages things in this campaign. i'm sure we will hear more in the next nine days. i was beginning to think that nothing we learned about donald trump could surprise me anymore. but yesterday the washington post the list and report that was truly stunning. it starts with a story of a ribbon-cutting back in 1996 for a nursery school serving children living with hiv and aids in new york. let me say this is important in part to remember, this is a story about children with hiv and aids. there was a big celebration honoring the donors who had supported the nursery school and all the kids and their families for whom this was the most important thing you can imagine. back in the 1990's, some of you remember, right? children were not welcomed in schools. and then unannounced and uninvited, guess who barges in. donald trump. he walks right up to the stage, he sat down in the seat

murphy. the congressman, democrat got 41%. now issues that you see mr.rump and hillary clinton talking about are the same issues they're talking about at the senate level in this very crucial state and this key senate race but another issue very key here is cuba. marco rubio, the senator of cuban descent, opposed to what the obama administration has done, opening up relations with cuba, normalizing relations. patrick murphy is in favor of that. that was a key issue last night. here's patrick murphy trying to get under marco rubio's skin. >> the person you chose to be our next president has basically admitted he violated the embargo. you continue to stand by his side despite this one of your core initiatives that you care about. what will it take for you to unendorse donald trump? is there anything you he can do or say this point you won't continue to support him? >> that is bizarre. congressman you're criticizing donald trump for support a position you have. you support lifting embargo -- >> i'm crit-sizing -- >> we'll wrap up. the lawyers, might need th

mr. speaker. >> and you too. >> wow. we'll be right back with republican strategist mike murphy. >>> with 13 days left for the presidentialr rooms, joining us tonight in the last word war room is mike murphy, republican strategist and host of the pod cast radio free gop. you've been in a lot of war rooms. you've never had to deal with anything like what just broke out on fox news with megyn kelly and newt gingrich. with friends like newt gingrich to your campaign, accusing megyn kelly of being fascinated by sex, because she examines the allegations of sexual assault against donald trump, this obviously, newt gingrich just did everything he possibly could to reenergize that subject, that issue for tomorrow and for who knows how long. >> yeah, it was not a great moment in the trump campaign, i thought they both kind of lost their cool by the end of it. there's no trump campaign. there's this traveling trump show, and there are these surrogates running around. and the trump campaign has been focussed to the extent it has any strategy at all on this core base vote which isn't enough to win. and they will resonate to newt's po

murphy has never been afraid to stand up to donald trump. reporter: meanwhile, trump is continuing to say that the numbers are rigged against him. mr. trump: i think we are running -- winning the race. diversity. mr. trump: 80% of them are hispanic. reporter: and bring a few on the stage. reporter:>> i'm a latino and i support this amendment because he deserves it. -- this man because he deserves it. i empower trump. trump: and i didn't pay you to say that right? >> absolutely not. reporter: trump goes on to say that obamacare is hurting his employees, jumping on the news that average premiums under the affordable care act will jump by 25% in popular plans next year. through, with their health. horrible because of obamacare, so we will repeal it and replace it. reporter: but afterwards, the general manager of trump's golf course said that 99% of full time employees were insured by the company, meaning they wouldn't need obamacare. >> do you provide health insurance to the employees? mr. trump: i do >. >> so none of them are on obamacare? courses to one of his hotels. donald trump will head to d.c. tomorrow to attend a ribbon cutting

murphy to the united states senate instead of a climate denier. but here is something else you can do, vote no on initiative one on your ballot. [applause] mr. gore: hillary mentioned that there are fewer solar jobs in the sunshine state, florida, then there are in new jersey. actually, florida also lags behind massachusetts, which is even farther north. despite having three times the population of massachusetts, florida has less than half of the solar jobs that have been created in massachusetts. massachusetts installed more solar energy last year alone than florida has installed in its entire history. >> it is ridiculous. mr. gore: yes, it is ridiculous, that is exactly right. the head of one of the fossil fuel-burning utilities here actually said last year, yes, florida is the sunshine state, but remember it is also the partly cloudy state. well, they are trying to cloud the truth by putting forward a phony baloney initiative that sounds like it protects solar. it does not protect solar. the things they claim to protect solar are protections you already have. they are trying to fool you into amending your state constitution in a way that

and that is why you saw hillary clinton mentioned in campaigning for patrick murphy when she was here although mrmp they don't use each other's names too much back to have you. >> that there is as well adam shapiro this morning in miami, a fox news poll out with less that about two weeks to go, until election day, the polls show this voters trust -- shows who voters trust to do better job of foreign policy immigration, terrorism, and the economy, trump leading only in economy column, by 4% joining us "national review" editor rich lowry the washington times columnist charles hurt good to see you both thank you so much is for joining us gentlemen charles with you what do you make of these numbers? >> moving you know, last week, donald trump was down by 6. in this poll, this latest shows him down by three shows considerable movement there in a positive direction for donald trump. but if you look at you know all the polls, it is pretty scattered and i think that it is probably a -- you know as i know you have a lot of people declaring the race right now for hillary clinton saying it is all over i thi

murphy to the senate. now, i got to ask you coming to but ecb last debate? -- anybody see the last debate? [cheers and applause] mrsclinton: you know, i have now stood next to donald trump for 4.5 hours, proving conclusively i have the santa the stamina to do the job. [cheers and applause] mrs. clinton: and every time he says one of those outrageous things that he does have -- yeah, wrong. he does have a way of saying, i just keep remembering michelle obama's words. when you go slow, we go high. but i got to say, he said something in the last debate we have never heard from anybody running for president. he basically said that he is not sure. he refused to say that he would respect the results of the election. now, this is a guy who said the emmy's were rigged, so you can't he says very seriously. but this is a problem because the first thing a president does at noon on january 20 is to take an oath to preserve, protect, and defend the constitution. and if you are casting doubt, you want to keep people in suspense as to whether you will respect the outcome of an election, that is contrary to who we are as americans

mr. trump to reduce his tax as 18 years.many megan murphy joins us now with more. story in u.s. politics over the weekend. from the we heard trump campaign? >> we haven't heard much other they aren't told us planning to release any more tax records that would shed any more tax situation. we have some people like rudy saying this shows mr. trump's economic genius in being able to manage his business's tax efficiently. there's no question this is a big deal. the records are not complete to allow us to see what trump could have does with that and what he would have sed the loss to off set future years of income. something voters in swing states pennsylvania, places where people are struggling to get that economic foot hold in he recovery will be looking at today. >> this is the last in a very very challenging week for donald trump. debate with the performance, ended with a threat revelation from "the new york times." out in support. many other trump supporters have been out pressuring the it, do better.x >> we had this campaign with the play book approach. yes, we have people sayin

mr. alston's return to work as a firefighter." i sat down with alston hours after the board's decision. brookline town council joslyn murphy says three evaluations found alston unfit for duty because of threats he made about workplace violence. >> if i was a threat and one person that i worked with said anything. >> reporter: the town also claims alston refused to submit the further psychiatric treatment and random drug screenings even after they say he used cocaine before going out medical leave. what about this substance abuse claims on your part he's using cocaine. >> i want people to look at the medical reports. i have nothing to hide and i'm not doing this just for me, i'm doing this for those people and anybody else that comes after me it's not right. it's not right. >> reporter: fox 25 has requested complete copies of alston's evaluations and any findings used in the then there's the issue of alston's leave during this investigation. he's reportedly been on unpaid administrative leave since october 2014. more on that at 11:00 and why he says he doesn't hate the superior officer who sparked all of this. i'm crystal h

murphy in washington on this. what is the likelihood we will see mr. trump's tax forms?ikely, before the election, because he has nothing to gain from releasing them, if you look at the hit he took over the weekend, with the new york times on nothing his return with that $916 million loss. what is there to gain for him releasing for explaining? there are certainly things in those returns he does not want the public to see. tom: what does it mean for marginal voters? i cannot figure it out. megan: it is tricky to see whether they are buying into the image of him as a successful businessman, or if the sex returns are taking a hit. it is hard to explain to people how someone could record that kind of loss, and potentially eliminate or reduce their federal tax income, how much they have to pay, for nearly two decades, as "the new york times" has reported. that is a difficult concept to get across to voters on the margin, who are struggling to get a foothold and really get ahead in this kind of recovery we have seen. francine: in the states, do people care about the vp debate

i'm patrick murphy and i approved this message >>> i will accept if i win. >> that is not the way our democracy works. >> i would advise mr. trump to stop whining. >>>. >> cubs have won the pennant. >>> good morning. welcome to "sunday today." i'm willie geist. 16 days until voters choose a new president. by most measures hillary clinton has the lead. we'll dig into the campaign with a guest who says hillary supporters shouldn't be popping the champagne just yet, but the champagne is still flowing in

mr. trump will hope to repair some of the damage done after some embarrassing recordings. our washington bureau chief megan murphy joins us from st. louis, where the debate is being held. huge, trump is facing a backlash even from republican leaders. megan: the seismic shock wave sent through the race by the release of this tape on friday afternoon, a recording of him making these sexually aggressive, folder comments into ahas made him position where many republicans have withdrawn support. they no longer believe he can win this race. debate, where what we do know is that the first part of this debate, they will be faced with this issue, being asked to address it. we have been told she is not going to shy away from addressing the topic in a way no one else has. how he responds, whether he shows contrition, whether he goes full force against her, that's going to make this. what we see behind me is an extraordinary spectacle like we've never seen. ramy: there is huge opportunity, but there is also huge risk in how mrs. clinton addresses it. any indication where she might go? megan: what i think she's going to try t

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murphy from washington. we had both campaigns speak out on this. here is what mr. trump had to say. tryingmp: they are desperately to suppress my vote and the voice of the american people. as an example of the power structure friday, at&t is buying time warner, cnn, a deal we will not approve in my administration because it is too much concentration of power in the hands of too field. david: not to be outdone, hillary clinton's campaign said she wanted the regulators to take a long look at that. how political is this likely to be, and will he get through? again had ace slightly odd situation of donald trump taking the position along the lines of bernie sanders. he tied it in with something that is interesting. he tied in his administration blocking the deal with what he feels is unfavorable treatment of his own campaign by the media and putting it into this theme of a rigged election, rigged media. he has been building on th for weeks. hillary clinton came out and said that tim kaine said we need to take a close look at these mergers. it is all in the context of an obama administrat

mr. trump: because you would be in jail. for more analysis, let's bring our washington bureau chief, megan murphy, in st. louis. and politics and economics editor michael mckee is with us in new york. megan, you know every time we have a new debate the next morning we try to find the substance and focus on the policies. when we put together that video clip, we had a hard time doing this. what was the debate about? megan: this was nasty, this was ugly, this was personal. there were times in the hall last night where people watching were gasping for breath at some of the comments that were coming out. since thed this ever release last friday night of the video, the recording of donald trump making these sexually aggressive, lewd comments about then filtered over. we saw this mastiff archer of senior republican figures, and senior democrat -- we saw this of seniorparture republican figures. they were going to go into bill clinton's history with women. we expected that. i do not think we appreciated how much it was. in terms of donald trump, you cannot think there were that many viewers who tuned in last night and

mrs. clinton: i want you not only coming up for me, i want to andect members of congress sent patrick murphyack to the senate. if there are still people that have doubts about the state of the election, we have heard some averages things in this campaign. i'm sure we will hear more in the next nine days. that beginning to think nothing we learned about donald trump could surprise me anymore. but yesterday the washington post the list and report that was truly stunning. it starts with a story of a ribbon-cutting back in 1996 for a nursery school serving children living with hiv and aids in new york. let me say this is important in part to remember, this is a story about children with hiv and aids. there was a big celebration honoring the donors who had supported the nursery school and all the kids and their families for whom this was the most important thing you can imagine. back in the 1990's, some of you remember, right? children were not welcomed in schools. and then unannounced and uninvited, guess who barges in. donald trump. he walks right up to the stage, he sat down in the seat that w

tom: megan murphy is dashing to the first tuesday of november, trying to keep up with secretary clinton, trying to keep up with mr state are you most focused on? floridae are looking at with a very tight race. florida is a must win state for mr. trump. he has so many must win states like north carolina and ohio and pennsylvania, new hampshire and nevada. tom: you look fantastically put together, this morning. let's go to a fantastic discussion. here is mr. trump. ohio, ie winning iowa, think we are winning florida by much more than your phone says. i then we are going to do fantastically in pennsylvania. i think we are winning north carolina. i think we will soon be winning new hampshire. >> a new poll shows you are close. >> very close. jobs, etc.it is military, take care of our vets, don't let the world take advantage of us. i don't know if i am a great messenger, but the message is the right message. tom: mr. trump. help me out here, megan with the idea of a fantastically necessary turnout. what is the indication of turnout for the two candidates? megan: we have seen registration staying up and people being en

murphy to the united states senate instead of a climate denier. but here is something else you can do, vote no on initiative one on your ballot. [applause] mr.ore: hillary mentioned that there are fewer solar jobs in the sunshine state, florida, then there are in new jersey. actually, florida also lags behind massachusetts, which is even farther north. despite having three times the population of massachusetts, florida has less than half of the solar jobs that have been created in massachusetts. massachusetts installed more solar energy last year alone than florida has installed in its entire history. >> it is ridiculous. mr. gore: yes, it is ridiculous, that is exactly right. the head of one of the fossil fuel-burning utilities here actually said last year, yes, florida is the sunshine state, but remember it is also the partly cloudy state. well, they are trying to cloud the truth by putting forward a phony baloney initiative that sounds like it protects solar. it does not protect solar. the things they claim to protect solar are protections you already have. they are trying to fool you into amending your state constitution in a way that gi

murphy joins us to tell us what we should expect. we have to say this is against the backdrop of a fairly extraordinary week for mr.mp, leading up to the tax debacle, or what he thinks is a genius play. how will this affect things? megan: it will be interesting to see how governor pence handles this. we expect this to be a focus tonight. at least on the questions that come through from the moderator. tim kaine is going to try to get them as hard as they can. world, this is an xml of what a brilliant strategist he is, being able to reduce his federal income tax. loss in -- andn whether voters care about this issue has been hard to pick up in the polling. this will be one of the first times we will have to check that out. david: who has the more difficult task, mike pence or tim kaine? pence will be faced with the challenge of putting donald trump into -- he has always been the influence that moderates -- that influences the campaign. a speaker who comes across as folksy. he has a charm. he is across as a christian, a conservative. gets family values across as well as a conservative economic agenda that was a hallmar

mr. trump: and i will be the greatest jobs president that got ever created. , erik there you have it schatzker still with us from washington, d.c. and we are joined by megan murphyon, donald trump, what is in the jobs numbers for each of them? megan: there is really something for both of them. we were looking to see if it would exceed expectations or a big mess. they have a sharply contrasting derrida on jobs and on how obama's economic stewardship has been. what we see in the numbers, slightly lower than expected, but it shows the remain -- the economy remains on track. he will point to the second month in a row, the decline in manufacturing in states like ohio, pennsylvania, he will point to not really fast weight growth and how important that is to families struggling to get a foothold back in the recovery. for her, the look at this is the labor force dissipation rate particularly about bringing women back to the labor force, how crucial that is. she will point to the continued glide of this with looks like continued job growth and hopefully that will feed into a bigger -- better pickup and wages. alix: you are an informal adviser to the clinton campaign. the