flattery of mr. putin and the degree to which he appears to model many of his policies and approaches to politics on mr. putin is unprecedented in american politics. of sexual assault which is why if melania denied yesterday. six people came forward to corroborate on the record a "people" magazine's account of being sexually accosted by trump at his mar-a-lago resort in 2005. >>> hillary clinton continues to see the hacked e-mails, splashed across the headlines. the latest, a list of potential runningmates organized into food groups. nancy cordes explains. >> reporter: a quick glimpse of clinton touching down in las vegas before ducking out of sight. her last campaign rally was six but only about 30 public rallies. a pattern that has the not gone unnoticed by trump. >> the system is also rigged by the donors giving hundreds of millions of dollars to crooked hillary clinton's campaign. >> reporter: but now as her lead expands, that money is coming in handy. in arizona, a red state where polls show her nippi

flattery of mr. putin and the degree to which he appears to model many of his policies and approaches to politics on mr. putin is unprecendented in american politics. if melania denied yesterday. six people came forward to corroborate on the record a "people" magazine's account of being sexually accosted by trump at his mar-a-lago resort in 2005. >>> thank you. hillary clinton preparing for the final delate thbate tomorro evening here on cbs. and nancy cordes is in las vegas. >> reporter: a quick vegas before ducking out of sight. her last campaign rally was six days ago in colorado. in fact, since august 1, clinton has done 60 private fundraisers, but only about 30 public rallies. a pattern that has the not gone unnoticed by trump. >> the system is also rigged by the donors giving hundreds of millions of dollars to crooked hillary clinton's campaign. >> reporter: but now as her lead expands, that money is coming in handy. polls show her nipping at trump's heels her campaign is sinking an additional $2 mil

. >> flattery of mr. putin and the agree to which he appears to model definite to mr. putin is unprecedented in politics. >> wiki leaks has continued to publish the trophsince the embassy's actions and they have contingency plans, you can bet tomorrow before the debate. garrett haake, wusa9. >>> and tonight's trump's running mate, pence, took a look at the fire bomb last weekend in north carolina. >> no one hurt in the incident but the damage was extensive. pence called it an act of political terrorism. >> and what happened here on saturday night was inexcusable, an act of political terrorism against the good people of orange county. and really, against the american mrut -- political system. >> trump has accusedem pence said it was an attack against people all across the political spectrum. so far police have made no arrests. >>> hillary clinton has touched down in las vegas ahead of tomorrow's final debate. she's not been holding rallies in recent days as she prepares for the big event. donald trump landed tonight in grand junction, colorado. he has continued to hold r

putin. >> reporter: that also drew the president's attention. >> mr. trump's continued c flattery of mr. putin and the degree to which he appears toti model many of his policies and approaches to politics on mr. putin is unprecedented in american politics. >> reporter: trump still faces his wife, melania, denieds yesterday. but, scott, today, six people came forward to corroborate on the record a "people" magazine correspondent's account of being sexually accosted by trump at his mar-a-lago resort in 2005. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks very much. hillary clinton is preparing for the final debate. that is tomorrow evening, ander you can see it right here on cbs. nancy cordes is in las vegas. >> reporter: a quick glimpse of clinton today touching down in sight for more debate prep.re her last campaign rally was six days ago in colorado. >> thank you! >> reporter: in fact, since august 1, clinton has done 60 private fund raisers but only about 30 public rallies, aies, pattern that has not gone unnoticed by trump. >> the system is also rigged by the donors giving hundreds of millions of do

mr. putin made a very interestg contribution to the old debate, saying that russia was ready to join any output freeze and a cap on extra producti at th moment. that boosted oil prices even further. mr. putin said failure to do so would hurt investment and potentiay create more volatility in the world oil market. and it remained to be seen whether russia and saudi can carry through the plans but both were very supportive for the price of oil on monday. this is steve sedgewick for "nightly in istanbul, turkey. >>> the market also likes certainty so investors are watching polit very closely as we enter the home stretch of the preside according to kneelsen, more than 66 million a watched the debate last night. mike santoli right now. >> r the market has not quite called the election for hillary clinton, but wall industri has grown more confident the odds moved in her favor. the relationship between financial markets and election outcomes is indirect and hard to prove. in balance, stocks are genera

trump's continued flattery of mr. putin and the degree to which he appears to model many of his policies and approaches to politics on mr. putin is unprecedented in american politics. it is out of step with not just what democrats think but out of step with what up until the last few months almost every republican thought, including some of the ones who are now endorsing mr. trump. you will have to explain to me how some of the members of the republican party who were constantly haranguing us for even talking to the russians and who consistently took the most hawkish approaches to russia including mr. trump's selection for vice president now reconcile their endorsement of mr. trump with the previous views. the bottom line is we think russia is a large important country with military that's second only to ours. and has to be a part of the solution on the world stage rather than part of the problem. but their behavior has under mined international norms and rules in ways we have to call them out on. anybody who occupies this

and a meeting mr. putinas to have with hpresident hollande o france has been canceled because of it. >> they are serious and there is a coordinated effort among western countries to show it. the russians are saying our planes are not involved, the defense ministry came out and said this was all russia phobia. i think there's a lack of clarity as there always tends to be around these events as far as working out exactly who did what, when, and why. but clearly this is not helping with rising tension more broadly in relations between moscow and washington and western powers that not only involves aleppo, but cyberspying and the apparent movement of nuclear missiles in russia towards nato's borders. how ever you look at it, we see a ratcheting up of tensions here. i suspect we will get mr. putin's response at this event on some of the more recent comments we've had from paris, london, and washington. back to you. >> geoff, thank you very much for that. geoff cutmore live in russia. >>> coming up, donald trump u

trump's continued flattery of mr. putin and the degree to which he appears to model many of his policies and approach to politics on mr. putin is unprecedented in american politics. and is out of step with not just what democrats think but out of step with what, up until the last few months, almost every republican thought, including some of the ones who are now endorsing mr. trump. so you'll have to explain to me how it is that some of the same leaders in the republican party who were constantly haranging us for even talking to the russians and who consistently took the most hawkish approaches to russia, including mr. trump's selection for vice president, now reconcile their endorsement of mr. trump with their previous views. the bottom line is, that we think that russia is a large, important country with a military that is second only to ours. and has to be a part of the solution on the world stage rather than part of the problem. but their behavior has undermined international norms, and international rules, in ways that

mr. putin is a thug. he's not a friend of ours. and i think anyone that cozies up or says nice things about mr. putin, i disagree with. if the russians trying to help donald trump, why would mr. putin say nice things about donald trump? he knows that stirs up a lot of anger within the american voting base. >> what's intriguing to a lot of experts, and i'm sure it is to you, at least so far, all of the ha hacked e-mails have been damaging to the democrats, not the republicans. no trump campaign emails have been hacked. that's why people are pointing to the russians, by and large, saying it's designed to undermine hillary clinton and the democrats and help trump. that's the argument. >> and i understand the argument, and i kind of look to what marco rubio said. i don't know that any of us like when e-mails are hacked. they should be private. but i would also note, wolf, that there's a lot of serious things that are happening within clinton world that have come out that give people great pause about her ability to serve effectively as

mr. putin talking on this. and then we are just showing them talking. some topics really i can feel they don't have their own position, the government don't have their own position on some topics. and they are moving with a huge lag like this. >> thank you. please otherwise yourself. >> hi. malin. i have a question for maria. i really wanted to know about russia nowadays. where would you say it fits at the media space after the government tried to narrow it down and register in media outlets. how reliable would you say it is? thank you. >> thank you for the question. definitely a lot of russian bloggers, journalists, once they realize the conventional media space was closing, they moved into the blogthe osphere and became tremendously successful. but the government realized that and so we see the censorship being shifted to social media as well. it depends on more social media in question. russia has a very big associate networks which is analogous to facebook, conduction. he created it pretty

we won the -- mr. putin talking on this and that and we are talking him -- we are showing him talking. this is the thing. really -- i can feel that they don't have their own position. the government's own have their own that's the government doesn't have their own decision -- the government does not have their own position. paul: please identify yourself. maria.ve a question for i wanted to know about russia nowadays. what is the immediate space after the government tracks -- try to narrow it down. how has that played out? how reliable would you say it is? maria: thank you for an interesting question. bloggers, once they realize conventional -- they move into the blog sphere. as well as just the government realizes that. we see the censorship shifting toward the social media as well. it depends on what kind of social media question. russia has a very big social network which is analogous to facebook. -- created ity from scratch. a lot of people were communicating their. it was quite a tremendous -- --trument

maybe because he praised put spin, he agrees with what mr. putin, maybe he wants to do business in moscow. i don't know the reasons. but we deserve answers. we should demand that donald release all of his tax returns. so that people can see what are the entanglements and financial of time. >> i think i should respond, so ridiculous. look, now she is blaming, she got caught in a total lie. her papers went out to all her friend at the banks, goldman sachs, everybody else, he said things, wikileaks just came out. and, she lied. now she is blaming the lie on the late great abraham lincoln. that's one that i haven't -- honest abe, never lied. that's the good thing. that's the big difference between abraham lincoln and you. >> i want to have a tax on people who are making a million dollars. called the buffet rule. yes, warren buffett is the one who has said, somebody look him should not be paying a lower tax rate than his secretary. i want to have a surcharge on incomes above $5 million. we have to make up for lost times because i want to invest in you.

trump's continued flattery of mr. putin and the degree to which he appears to model many of his policies and approaches to politics on mr. putin is unprecendented in american politics. of sexual assault which his wife if melania denied yesterday. six people came forward to corroborate on the record a "people" magazine's account of being sexually accosted by trump at his mar-a-lago resort in 2005. >>> thank you. hillary clinton preparing for the final debate tomorrow evening here on cbs. and nancy cordes is in las vegas. >> reporter: a quick glimpse of clinton touching down in las vegas before ducking out of sight. her last campaign rally was six days ago in colorado. in fact, since august 1, clinton has done 60 private fundraisers, but only about 30 public rallies. a pattern that has the not gone the donors giving hundreds of millions of dollars to crooked hillary clinton's campaign. >> reporter: but now as her lead expands, that money is coming in handy. in arizona, a red state where polls show her nipping at trump's heels

trump's continued flattery of mr. putin and the degree to which he appears to model many of his policyies and approaches to politics on mr. putin is unprecedented in american politics. it's out of step with not just what democrats think, but out of step with what up until the last few months almost every republican thought, including some of the ones now endorsing mr. trump. >> president obama also criticized the republican nominee for complaining that the election was rigged saying no serious person would suggest it's even possible to rig the american election. >> i'd invite mr. trump to stop whining and go try to make his case to get votes. if he got the most votes, then it would be my expectation of hillary clinton to offer a gracious concession speech and pledge to work with him. >> with just three weeks until voters in the united states cast their ballot, tonight's presidential debate will be providing one last chance for those who are still undecided to compare the candidates side by side. tracie potts joins us live f

, and the degree to which he appears to model many of his policies and approaches politics on mr. putin is unprecedented in american politics. >> that's unprecedented as well. you've heard him use that word twice now in his press conference. >> interesting, lost in this geopolitical romance between putin and trump is what could be a reasonable discussion of the obama legacy in terms of the relationship with russia. obama in 2009 with hillary clinton as secretary of state had this reset, the famous reset button in geneva. that has failed. right? you can argue whether that might have happened anyway, regardless of what u.s. policy is, but that's a substantive discussion you could have and all of these debates and in all of these interviews with presidential candidates, and particularly buy hillary clinton was then secretary of state running against donald trump. but donald trump has swung this election in a direction not even his own party wants to go. donald trump saying he might meet with putin before being i na inaugurated should we win. this, as putin could take down u.s. warplanes, i

trump's continued flattery of mr. putin, and the degree to which he appears to model many of his policies, and approaches to politics on mr. putin is unprecedented in american politics. >> russia remains a thorn in the democrat's side. the white house accused russia of hacking the dnc and supplying wikileaks with private e-mails from hillary clinton's inner circle to help tilt the election in trump's favor. >> thank you, jackie. >> well, it is a tradition for account candidate's families to shake hands, but you might not see bill clinton and melania trump do it tonight. the new york types reporting that the clinton campaign wants both families to go straight to their seats. it is in response to trump bringing bill clinton's accusers to the last debate. the times says they want to prevent another possible stunt. >> i like the shaking of the hands. >> trump has wanted a wall since the beginning of his campaign, and apparently he's getting a wall of taco trucks surrounding his hotel. a union is protesting his plan to build a b

trump's continued flattery of mr. putinars to model many of his policies and approaches to politics on mr. putin is unprecedented in american politics and is out of step with, not just what democrats think, but out of step with what up until the last few months almost every republican thought, including some of the ones who are now endorsing mr. trump. you will have to explain to me how it is that some of the same leaders of the republican party who were constantly haranguing us for even talking to the russians and who consistently took the most hawkish approaches to russia, including mr. trump's selection for vice president now reconcile their endorsement of mr. trump with their previous views. the bottom line is that we think russia is a large, important country with a military that is second only to ours and has to be a part of the solution on the world stage rather than part of the problem, but, their behavior has undermined international norms and rules in ways that we have to call them out on and anybody who occupies

planes and syrian government planes and forces that are doing the tragic bombing spirit by contrast, mr. putini think they have every intention of continuing military operations will they want to seem reasonable. they want to seem reasonable so that the world will not paint them as the main culprits in this war so that someday nato and the european union will relax the pressure and the sanctions over the you caring -- over the ukraine crisis. they are going through some fear to give the impression of making a serious effort at a piece process. but russia has no intention of slowing down the military operations unless it gets to a point where they are not necessary. i'm afraid i'm very cynical about where this process stance. christopher: you obviously do not believe the talks on saturday are going to go anywhere. >> there is those the possibility to get a day when you can do an airlift or a convoy of supplies into the most afflicted and beleaguered parts of aleppo. there is those the chance that we will alleviate the true worst case of mass starvation for a population and complete lack of medi

the real problem is what he is saying about mr. putin, for instance, that he thinks he is a nice guy. he could get on with him. or the fact that he says in the same breath he could deal with and with a stroke of a pen what he would do with this war on immigration. these are the real problems, that he has no coherent policy in the policy he has has nothing to do with the sort of small government, basically liberal in the economic sense policies that, shall we say, mitt romney or ronald reagan stood for. this is the really terrible thing. if he actually got into the white house, what wowould he do with that party? would he do with that position of power? who would he a point to govern with him? very unclear. >> he might form a new party. >> very possibly. we have known they republican party has been in some disarray for some years. the appearance of the tea party has basically forced an ideological struggle upon the republicans, and that has been in full swing for at least the past two major national elections if not longer. assessment of

president hollande: i informed mr. putin that if he were to come to france, i would not go with him to any officials early's, but that -- official ceremonies, but that i was ready to continue the dialogue on syria. he preferred to postpone this visit which will not preclude us from discussing it on other occasions, but he will not be coming to paris. christopher: you are watching dw news in berlin. still to come, more and more republicans are abandoning their presidential candidate, donald trump, since he bragged about sexually assaulting women. now trump is taking revenge on twitter. more after the break. stay with us. >> type, folks. >> every week, nothing but the truth. ready? >> every week in kickoff countdown on dw for the >> freedom of expression -- a value that always has to be defended a new all over the world. art of freedom and freedom of art -- a multimedia project about artists and their right to express their views freely. dw.com art of freedom. christopher: welcome back. you are with dw news live from berlin. o

produc cuts d is, of course, that's a very important contribution, especial given the fact that mr. putinthe president has said russia may freeze and get involved in conduct price action. of course, which would lead to a nonopec and opec agreement. so a lot of interesting headlines coming out from the major players here at the world energy cs in istanbul. for "nightly busine" i'm steve sedgewick. > still ahead, are consumers thinking twice before buying a samsung product? ♪ >>> samsung is halting producti of its galaxy note 7 smartpho reports the device and its replacement . this follows safety warnings from both the consumer product safe commin and the federal aviation administration ab the use of that smartphone is all of this making consumer have second thoughts about buying a samsung product? we took our cameras out to find >> doesn't discredit the brand at all. >> okay. >> things happen. >> not going to say problems with the device. samsung is the best. >> i actually ordered the new pixel, you know, just having too many issues with samsung. i can't ri it. >> i think this could be a s