hillary clinton now in a new suffolk university poll there has 44%, a six-point lead over donald trump's 38%. gary johnson down at 7%. wolf, florida and nevada, those two states, we have as real remaining true battlegrounds, and right now these two polls today showing hillary clinton with a slight edge there. if they were to fall into her camp, absolutely no path for donald trump to win the white house. >> i'm sure she's encouraged by the numbers. poll numbers go up and down and right now going up for hillary clinton. thanks, david chalian. reaction now from the trump campaign. joining us, the former georgia congressman jacks kaningston, senior adviser to the trump campaign. thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you, wolf. >> let me get your reaction. i know donald trump closely follows these poll numbers. he must be pretty upset looking at three key battleground states

maria: a new suffolk university poll shows clinton is ahead of donald trump. the poll released this afternoon has clinton with 48% of the vote. trump with 41%, and 9% undecided. among women clinton leads trump 54 to 38%. analysts say clinton's gives her a solid advantage no matter how you slice it. five on the opioid crisis. the attorney general announcing a settlement with cvs. ed: they will take action to combat the crisis. live to explain. >> the settlement is the first of its kind in the nation after an investigation launched that some pharmacies failed to monitor drug filling prescriptions. cbs poll require the entire pharmacy staff to review a prescription holders history. in certain instances pharmacies dispensed opioids on the same day there was piled in iron -- prior denial for a controlled >> that prescription pill took my life. >> we have allowed prescription drugs to be prescribed in reckless amounts, to be dispensed in reckless amounts. and then to be used. reporter: the cvs pharmacy has agreed to pay $800,000, $500,000 will go to treatment plans.

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. >> marie: a new suffolk university poll shows trump holds a narrow edge over clinton in north carolina. even though nearly half of the state's voters think the talking about last night's town hall style candidate's forum hosted by nbc. >> marie: both hillary clinton and donald trump were faced with questions about national security including from active duty members of the military and veterans. >> reed: for former secretary clinton, she was hit right from the top about her handling of her emails. as kristine frazao reports out, the issue seems to follow her everywhere she goes. >> it was a mistake to have a personal account. >> reporter: but nearly a year and a half after a candidacy for president, hillary clinton still can't escape the topic of her emails. from the media. >> you were communicating on highly sensitive topics. why wasn't it more than a mistake? why wasn't it disqualifying? >> reporter: and in wednesday night's commander-in-chief forum from this veteran. >> how can you expect those such as myself who were and are entrusted with america's most sensitive information to ha

meanwhile.....a new suffolk university poll shows trump slightly ahead of clinton in north carolina..... although that lead falls within the margin of error. thanks yasmeen... and... this morning.... donald trump is getting criticism from both democrats and his fellow republicans. politicians from both sides of the aisle appear upset with trump for cozying up to russia. trump made a stunning appearanc on r-t. that's the kremlin backed piece for the russian government. speaking to larry king, trump brushed off the suggestion that russia is trying to influence the 2016 election. :45 "it's probably unlikely. maybe the democrats are putting that out, who knows?" house speaker paul ryan came out yesterday... and clarified that he thinks putin is an agressor--- who appears to have conducted state sponsored cyber attacks. and of course... hillary clinton is pouncing on trum for his part, trump says he didn't know he was going to be on russian t-v. he says that he thought the interview was for his friend larry king's podcast. developing news... general motors is recalling around 4 million veh

. >> mark: new suffolk university po nationwide in both a two-way and four-way race. >> vanessa: vice-presidential candidate tim kane in new hampshire today, talking about a plan for higher education. kane and his wife ann stopped in nashua, dover, manufacturers, and laconia. in manchester earlier today, hillary's v.p. picked told supporters about the need to get everyone an education regardless of their background, but when he got to laconia, kane didn't shy away from talking trump. it's no time for first timers, or people with training wheels on and in their first visit with a president with a leader of another country, lose their nerve and lose their will. >> vanessa: last week, republican presidential nominee donald trump was in new hampshire campaigning in manchester. >> kevin: line of downpours have formed, and they're connected now. there were a few disjointed ones earliesque even some thunder and lightning. happening, lincoln, framingham, whalen, moving to the southeast. boston by 5:50 p.m. this opening. before there, medford to newton to everett and cambridge by 5:40 p.m. this evening. th

when we look at clinton here, this new suffolk poll showing she is trailing trump by three points in north carolina, she's making herself more accessible. how is this part of her strategy what's the campaign telling you about how this plays into what they're trying to do? >> hey, hallie. she just wrapped up here in charlotte and the focus -- and this answers your questions, i think -- is on voting rights. this has been a very contentious issue for voters here in north carolina. we're at an african-american college, tremendous dominantly african-american college in the charlotte area and these larger cities across north carolina, whether it's the raleigh durham area or in charlotte. two things at work. this is a state that's demographically change. he won in 2008 but lost to mitt romney here in 2012 and it's a place where democrats feel like they can potentially do well this time around but what will make the difference is two things? it's african-american turnout. that's what today's event was about. second it's about educated white voters in places like raleigh, the area where you h

to day, a new suffolk university poll shows donald trump has taken the lead in a southern swing state. trump now leads hillary clinton 44-41% among likely voters in pivotal north carolina. the poll is a dead heat, statistically, because numbers are within the margin of error. the poll also found gary johnson is getting 4%, with 8% undecided. and after wednesday night security, donald trump and hillary clinton continued to make the case today about why they should be the next comanltder in chief. diane gallagher reports on the campaign trail in washington, dc. >> >> reporter: in a night dedicated to national security and military policy, it is controversial moments -- >> wait, let me finish. >> look, this is an important issue. >> and remarks like this one dominating day after news cycle. >> i think under the leadership clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. >> putting the candidates hoping to become the next commander in chief on the i a tack. >> that is not just unpatriotic. it is scary. it is dangerous. >> hillary clinton's policies produce rue one in libya, iraq, and sy

the development comes amid a new "usa today" suffolk university poll that shows trump and hillary clinton are nearly tied with voters saying they are untrustworthy. 61% to 59%. while on the campaign trail for clinton vice president joe biden spoke with msnbc's kasie hunt where he tried to defend the controversial practices by the clinton foundation that have damaged that trust. >> has the clinton foundation always been 100% ethical in your view? >> look, i think the clinton foundation, like all foundations, have found themselves in a position where things are changing, and i think she's going to change, adjust to the realities of -- of how complicated it's all become. >> and is she clearing herself up enough with that? should the foundation have stopped taking foreign donations now? >> well, i think you'll see them stop taking foreign donations. >> the trump campaign pounced on vice president biden's comments, releasing a statement that reads in part, the fact that even the vice president can't vouch for the clinton foundation's ethics speaks volumes about hillary clinton's terrible judgm

. >>> a new poll by suffolk university and "usa today" show clinton remains in thely of the presidential race. 48% of likely voters say they will cast their ballot for the democratic nominee in november. trump voters make 4u7 1% of those polled. clinton leads trump among women, african-americans and hispanic voters. >>> the former stanford university student convicted of rape will walk out of jail after serving three months. the case of brock turner sparked outrage across the country. a judge gave him six-month sentence for raping an dumpster and that judge no longer hear criminal cases. the victim was at a frat party. a social media post after turner's sentencing went viral. in california many inmates are release on good behavior after serving half of their sentence. >>> a federal judge will not drop extortion charges of team administers who intimidated the crew of "top chef." members threatened the crew and demanded jobs that were already filled. a jue case could eventually be tried by a jury. the team administers have pleaded not guilty to the charges. >>> a boston-based fantasy sport

a new u-s-a today - suffolk university poll finds a tie when it comes to which candidate would be better at creating jobs. clinton and trump - both get 44 percent. that's actually an improvement for clinton. the poll has a three percent margin of error. earlier today, clinton and her running mate tim kaine they asked a crowd at a labor day festival if they felt "battle-tested and ready for the home stretch." ohio is a critical swing state. no republican has won the white house without capturing that state in modern campaigns. clinton battled a cold while giving the speech, but she tried to have a little fun with it. "cough, cough, every time i think about trump, i get allergic. cough cough. " clinton is set to speak any minute in hampton, illinois. trump also campaigned in ohio mate mike pence held a round- table discussion with union members in cleveland. he told labor leaders it's president barack obama's fault that companies are moving jobs to mexico. "jobs are moving to mexico. and your manufacturing, it's incredible what's happening. right now, as we speak, their negotiating deals t

new poll from suffolk university. three-point lead for trump in north carolina. d news. here is the bad news. second poll in north carolina, quinnipiac took this one. hillary clinton by four point. fik your poll. if you're a hillary supporter maybe you like quinnipiac. or maybe you don't like quinnipiac that much because the poll in florida today shows donald trump tied with hillary clinton. remember a lot of other polls we have been seeing coming out of florida showing clinton a few point ahead and this is a very narrow state in 2012 and president won by a point getting reelected over mitt romney and we can show you ohio. this is when donald trump want it flip. that where he is. this is one-point lead and have not seen a lot of polls putting him ahead there and in striking distance and this so little better result for him and we can show you pennsylvania obviously the trump campaign would badly like to win. this is the best result they've had in a while and still down in pennsylvania. that looks like a long shot proposition for them at this point. what does this

. >> all of this as a new poll from suffolk university shows clinton leading trump by seven points in a two-person race. our political team standing by on this thursday afternoon with some fresh new report iing. let's start with katy tur in wilmington, ohio. let's start with the resignations. what more can you tell us about possible folks stepping down? >> it's part of his national hispanic advisory council. they're not necessarily trump staffers but they're trump advisor advisors trying to find a way for trump to create outreach with the hispanic community. he had a meeting with them a week and a half ago to discuss his rhetoric towards immigration and there seemed to be a softening coming out of that meeting, an idea there might be some path to legalization. since then, donald trump had gone back and forth on that idea but last night coming out the hard line immigration warrior that he had been during the primaries saying he would triple the number of ice officers and create a deportation force. well, this morning now some of those advisories are deciding to resign from that council

reporting from the suffolk county courthouse, wbz news. >>> tonight, a weymouth woman is recovering after a woman shot her. officerssay when at a arrived, they found a woman with a large knife and they told her to drop it. she di hospital, she will face assault charges. >>> new details. a man floating in the water for a week was found alive but his some other missing and presumed dead. the two left rhode island on a fishing trip, the crew of a freighter that found the 22- year-old 100 miles off martha's vineyard. jim smith has an update from the coast guard. >> reporter: lisa, this is an incredible story of survival. but the sad truth tonight is believe that linda carman could still be alive, so the search for her is basically over but her son has miraculously been found and the coast guard is trying to piece together details. >> he was found in a life raft with a lifejacket on. >> reporter: nathan carman's rescue was the story of survival and a nautical mystery. about a week after he left rhode island on a fishing trip with his mother, he was found miles south of martha's vineyard. where

brand new sufficient if suffolk shows hillary clinton ahead.in nevada, trump was ahead and biggest toss-up battleground of all, florida. macing dixon poll shows clinton with a lead, narrow, but in the lead. and go to the electoral map. hillary clinton is fave forward win if she can hold the light blue states. the ones that lean democratic. new hampshire was one of those states nap poll is good news. michigan was one. that poll, good news. donald trump's in michigan today. match an world where hillary clinton wins nevada and florida, where those polls come out today. there's no way, if that happens, absolutely no way, donald trump can win the presidency. if she can hold those stakes. challenge the week before the second debate and out of it, try and sustain that momentum. >> my opponent believes in what i call a strong-man approach. and here's what he said -- he said, i alone can fix it. i alone? well, we've learned that, that's his way. one person getting supreme power and exercising it ruthlessly. that's why he admires dictators like vladimir

according to a new poll from suffolk university, donald trump has ahree point lead over hillary clintonrth carolina. trump 44%, clinton 41% with libertarian gary johnson a distant third. those numbers are reversed in a new quinnipiac poll in the state. in that poll it's clinton with the lead over trump 47-43. we will have more swing state polls later in the show. where we explore. protecting biodiversity. everywhere we work. defeating malaria. improving energy efficiency. developing more clean burning natural gas. my job? my job at exxonmobil? turning algae into biofuels. reducing energy poverty in the developing world. making cars go further with less. fueling the global economy. and you thought we just made the gas. ♪ energy lives here. >>> welcome back to "hardball." let's review what donald trump said in nbc's commander in chief forum last night, particularly when it comes to russia and that classified intelligence briefing he received as the republican nominee. last night, trump said that he could tell the intelligence officials were quote, not happy, with president obama. here's t

in ohio, new poll from suffolk university has clinton trailing trump by just three points. also within the margin of error. in iowa, she slipped to a margin of eight points behind trump according to a monmouth university poll. technically, by the way, that is still within the margin of error for this particular sample. absorb that. clinton was asked about the state of the race in her press conference earlier today. >> i've always said this was going to be a tight race. i've said it from the very beginning, whether i was up, down. it didn't matter. i'm very proud of the campaign that we have put together. i feel like we are in a strong position going into these last weeks. what matters is who registers to vote and who is motivated and mobilized to turn out to vote. >> meanwhile, her opponent is continuing his efforts to act like a conventional and acceptable candidate, laying out a standard economic plan in a speech this morning. for a while he had to rely on a hard copy after the teleprompter malfunctioned. trump couldn't help trumping after an embarrassing incident yesterd

we have the vice president making a strong delivery in ohio and all of this while we have new polling from suffolkniversity and "usa today." it shows hillary clinton is maintaining a 7-point lead over donald trump. kasie hunt joins me now live from warren, ohio. why was biden sent to this area specifically in ohio? >> hi, thomas, this is viptage joe biden. his campaign appearance today and also where we are. this is the place where the auto industry has been incredibly important. it has been the democratic union backbone of statewide victories in ohio for many cycles. it's turning into donald trump country and that's partly because of those free trade agreements. you heard biden here today at this campaign event talking pretty emotionally about this. he was really identifying with people saying he comes from the region of the kocountry, also a valley with a lot of the same economic roots. he had a great repore with the crowd. he was joking around and then was serious. he called himself the sob at the family barbecue who insisted that the auto industry be bailed out, along those lines. but he was h

we should note as you stand there in north carolina there are new numbers from suffolk university, theirl has donald trump at 44%, hillary clinton at 41%, gary johnson on the right at 4%. suffice it to say this is at or around the margin of error right now. for hillary clinton the watershed moment is going to be the presidential debate. we described yet as the last -- the scrimmage, as it were, if that's going to be -- the super bowl. the places, andrea, based on your reporting and witnessing that she needs to improve are what? my take was she has to find a better pivot on e-mail. she can't bog herself down, even if the questions bog her down. she has to find a better pivot forward. >> there was even some suggestion -- i was watching "morning joe" this morning and some suggestion she should just say "i've done it, it was a mistake, it was bad, i'll never do it again, let's move on, there are bigger issues. i'm not sure she can get away with that with the press and that audience of veterans because they were raising the questions, too. it was a retired admiral, i believe, saying that she

the suffolk news poll said more than 70%.o americans seem to want to see it. >> we've also seen those numbers in the quinnipiac national poll as well from last month. you know, just because donald trump says the american people don't want to see it doesn't necessarily mean it's true. we're a voyeuristic society. we should at least acknowledge that. i think there's a part of americans, though, that don't -- or certainly understand that certain things should be remain private. when you're running for president of the united states, when you talk about how you're going to use your acumen as a businessman and how you made all this money, putting forth your tax returns seem paramount to explaining how you did. quite frankly backing up a lot of the claims you have made. so while donald trump says that, kate and john, fact of the matter is, the american people do want to see those tax returns. >> mark, after -- if it's after -- if it's after election day, does it even matter? you can't go back and say oh now what i've learned of the

joining us by telephone, chairman of the suffolk county new york public and committee and trump surrogate morning to both of you. congressman maloney, you were there and you heard a response like that one, which was a strong one. he set her experiences extraordinary was bad experience. >> i think she won big issue one strong and it is a clear knockout. i thought she won eight t. minutes into the debate and she did a superb job. she had a total command of the issues he or she was prepared and so she was prepared to be commander-in-chief and walk into the oval office on day one and be prepared to do all the aspects of that job. lauren: job of all, thank you for joining us. how strong did you think donald trump did last night and what did he not do good enough? >> in a debate like this, if you come in with goals and i think donald trump achieved his goals. hillary clinton's goal was to int him as being crazy. he showed tremendous restraint. he also showed that this is really about change versus the status quo. she was extremely scripted. she was just rehearsed, memorize. her goal had to be d

. >> in terms of politics, there's a new national poll in suffolk universi university, and among blackhe's getting 2% of support. that puts him not well behind hillary clinton, but also behind gary johnson and jill stein, two points there. there's a poll in nbc news "wall street journal" poll that put him at 1%, hillary clinton 91. i know there's a school of thought, while this is on the surface out reach, donald trump he's really using this as a way to reach a different section, white voters, do you think there's anything to that. >> let's take this in a couple of parts. when you're polling at 1% or 2% among african-americans, what that means you're within the margin of error of zero, steve. it's possible, i mean, it's not going to be zero. it's going to be very low. number two, i think he's absolutely trying to communicate with white moderate republicans that he's not a bigot, that he can go talk in african-american communities about issues amongst the african-americans and perhaps also to latinos later on. i think the idea is to make them more comfortable with the idea they're not v

that is the latest live here outside suffolk superior court. i'm byron barnett, 7 news. >> christa: this new hampshire man under arrest, charged with a creepy crime. police say that he exposed himself to students near lexington high school. >> sarah: the suspect is a registered sex offender. police say he has done this before. we are live with the very latest. >> reporter: the big question is why. i have been in contact with the police department this morning. why would this man come to lexington from manchester, new hampshire. they are still looking into it. and they are talking about departments where they believe this man may have visited. now,s if this is the concord district court. the man expected to face a judge for arraignment shortly here. he may not have to show his face according to the judge. this, after allegedly exposing himself to students at lexington high school the last couple of days. 30-year-old jacob mobley-hall has been charged with three counts of open and gross lewd and lascivious behavior. mobley-hall exposed himself near the high school on a th

selling only cage-free food in the state, but opposed the idea of a new slots parlor at suffolk downs. >>> first-place red sox won the last five of six games. this one was a laugher. get to the os early and often. hanley ramirez launches the ball over and out and clears career home run are 536 and ties him with the legendary mickey mantle on the all-time list. red sox win it easily 12-2 over the orioles. here are the standings as of this morning. the red sox lead the al east by two games over toronto, three over baltimore. and the yankees are five games back. >> julie: don't mind sitting at number one. we can get used to that. >>> checking traffic and weather. 32 minutes on 39 south from 495 zakim. >>> shiri? >> shiri: boston at 61 degrees. the only 60s on the map. most of new the 60s. the moral of this story really slow warm-up. 7 a.m. only go up by 1 degree. back in the 60s in most towns and cities by about 8 a.m. >>> national anthem protest now hitting close to home. a local high school student taking a major in the pregame ceremony. coming up this half hour, why he plans to contin

. >> reporter: trump's campaign is void by more new polls, showing the race tightening. a suffolk university poll has trump up by three in ohio, while the new monmouth poll has him up a whopping 8 points in iowa. recent polls here in the granite state show donald trump improving in new hampshire, though he was snubbed by the leader newspaper, which for the first time in a century, did not endorse the republican candidate. instead, endorsing a libertarian, gary johnson. not much of a surprise, the union leader publisher have been involved in a bitter feud since last year. >> john roberts with the trump campaign, thank you. >>> back to work today for hillary clinton. she returned to the campaign trail after her three days of sick leave, but questions remain about the health of both the nominee and her campaign. chief congregatissional correspondent is in greensboro, north carolina. >> reporter: hillary clinton still faced questions about her health and her overall transparency, when pressed, clinton would not say if she told her own running mate about her pneumonia. >> i communicate

. >> reporter: trump's campaign is void by more new polls, showing the race tightening. a suffolk university poll has trump up by three in ohio, while the new monmouth poll has him up a whopping 8 points in iowa. recent polls here in the granite state show donald trump improving in new hampshire, though he was snubbed by the leader newspaper, which for the first time in a century, did not endorse the republican candidate. instead, endorsing a libertarian, gary johnson. not much of a surprise, the union leader publisher have been involved in a bitter feud since last year. >> john roberts with the trump campaign, thank you. >>> back to work today for hillary clinton. she returned to the campaign trail after her three days of sick leave, but questions remain about the health of both the nominee and her campaign. chief congregatissional correspondent is in greensboro, north carolina. >> reporter: hillary clinton still faced questions about her health and her overall transparency, when pressed, clinton would not say if she told her own running mate about her pneumonia. >> i communicate

. >> gene: new poll by suffolk university and usa today shows clinton remains in the lead of the presidential race. pretty% of likely voters say they will cast the ballot for the democratic nominee in november. donald trump polling at 41%. clinton also leads trump among women, topics. >> catherine: leading pharmacy chain will report doctors overprescribing painkillers. lots i doctors who the chain no longer accepts prescriptions from. it is part of $800,000 settlement between massachusetts and cvs that involves 150 violations of state law regarding prescriptions. the chain will require pharmacist to check a database which monitors prescriptions navy veteran taking on state of new hampshire this morning and coming up why he is being charged hundreds of dollars in order to show the sacrifice for the country. >> catherine: warning after mother found her daughter in the hospital. >> julie: easy 23 minute ride on 93 south from andover down to the zakim. jason? >> i and bad we will see this weekend and it is the holiday. this week michelle lazcano introduces us to historic firefighter. >> michelle:

suffolk superior court, wcvb, newscenter 5. >> a new hampshire mother could face charges after a bizarre accident bizarre accident involving her 2-year-old daughter. the unidentified woman allowed her 7-year-old daughter to go outside and start the car. did 2-year-old followed her sister out and was behind the car when the older girl turned the key and threw the car into reverse running over the 2-year-old. >> children are inquisitive. they are going to do things. it was unsupervised. they are going to do things when the parents aren't looking and do things that could potentially put themselves in danger and others in danger. she put both her children in great danger. >> here's the good news. the little girl was flown to boston children's. broken bones, but she is expected to be okay. >> the sight of a husband of horrors where the bodies of three babies were found now belongs to the town. a milford times reporting black stone has taken the property for nonpayment of taxes, two years remains were found. the children's mother is charged with murder. the father is facing lesser charges. the

new trial. shawn ellis was freed after serving more than 22 years in prison for the murder of detective john mulligan. the out on the conviction. the suffolk county da plans to bring new plans. >>> there will be no more school dances in walpol. the district said he's tired of seeing drunk kids on the dance floor and wanted to send a clear message about underage drinking. not everyone thinks it's fair. >> a tradition comes to an end. >> it's the the last dances here so it's a bummer. >> as students return this school your their principal announced the cancelation of all dances with the exception of prom because all the students are drunk. >> maybe they are. i don't know. >> according to the school's principal he said after escorted into be kated kids off the dance floor -- after excourt ing escorted intoksxicated kids off it's a shame. >> they want to have fun too. >> senior come llin -- collin said this is not the first time. >> neon dance, they already canceled that one last year sglchs to -- >> why? >> for the same problem. >> other dance s will be a formal winter ball and a fun dance for breast cancer awareness. are fundraisers like the

. >>> a new poll out tod the polls in the battleground state, the suffolk university poll shows she lost her lead in florida. hillary clinton 44%, the 1 point difference is within the margin of error and putting them virtually at a tie here. a poll released in the beginning of august had hillary 4 points ahead of trump. >>> let's take a look at world which country broke a cease fire in syria, now the top u.s. military official told the senate committee, he has no doubt that russia is behind an airstrike in syria. aid was suspended after this act, but the u.n. is hoping to resume efforts as early as today. right now, the cease fire exists really by name. this after attacks by all sides but american and russian diplomats want the cease fire to continue. so the agreements ending a civil year. >>> tenings of thousands -- tens of thousands of women and men struggle with infertility. a scientists says he wants to pursue science to help and prevent miscarriage but it's not without controversy. >>> but first, a big cooldown coming our way this weekend, this fall officially starts, >>> sunshine i

new hampshire on wednesday. they're expected to discuss college affordability. heather: in suffolk superior court this morning, a man convicted in the murder of an army veteran was sentenced to life in prison without possibility of parole. sera congi was in the courtroom when the victim's family spoke now. sera: heather, a lot of emotion in the courtroom. the sentence was mandated, so that was not a surprise, but it was a chance for the family to speak out. shows but >> >> the heart of our family ripped out. sera: through tears, rebecca prouty tells a packed courtroom about her brother stephen perez, >> he was the light of our lives. our lives have never been darker. sera: perez who served two tours of duty in afghanistan, was murdered during a fight in a theatre district parking garage. >> on his way to protect as further as a policeman. sera: twenty eight-year-old peter castillo, of salem was convicted of first degree murder last week, nearly 4 years after the crime. he initially fled to the dominican republic where he was captured last year. today a judge imposed th of parole. >

new polls. quinnipiac has clinton up four. suffolk has trump up three. this is the definition of a battleground state. jim moore joins us. >> hi. thanks. >> you listened to the speech with me on set as we were watching donald trump speak. you know north carolina. how will that play with voters here? >> she handed hims an issue and he's taking advantage of it. this time unlike other times when he was given an issue like the fbi report. i'm sure we'll hear the word deplorables quite a few times tonight. >> you saw us mention he's up in one or the other. what's your sense on the ground? who seems to have the edge? >> she might now because the clinton campaign has a big head start in field offices and the ground game is already under way. they have about 300 paid staff. we are told 30 field office trump is just starting to open field offices. working through the republican party. >> they will be opening one of the first field offices not associated with the party. there are a couple of things going on. one is the clinton ground game and also republicans tryi

and suffolk university has clinton beating trump. in newampshire clinton is a by seven points of likely voters. the margin is four point smaller than it was this past month but higher than other polls we have seen in recent weeks. in detroit news, clinton leads by seven points. we are seeing some conflicting pulls, where do we see this race right now? john: if you think about the polls the have been -- they have been taken in the time since this happened. michigan and new hampshire are states where she is strong and she will likely win. nevada is the state where she has been behind. -- she has seen an uptick. have her moved up two or three points strictly because of this debate. she now has the psychological advantage, the confidence from having won the debate and seeing all this empirical evidence moving in the right direction and see how donald trump's reaction, behaving like a lunatic. donny: the pulse have moved to points in the do not take into account the last three days. it was a moment on stage and next day, the real brouhaha has ha

side where we have developed a network of partnerships in the surrounding areas, from new jersey to nassau, suffolk county, upstate. as far as boston, a virtual northeast corridor, where we bring together at a major conference once a year, and go through a series of presentations and information sharing exercises, but we also communicate with regularly when something happens somewhere, we pick up the phone, we'll call that place, we have a point of contact. same thing in reverse, when something happens here. and both of those are based on e-mail platforms, cross communications, and information that we send out. >> thank you very much. before i conclude, i did not engage in the gun debate during my questioning. >> we thank you for that. title of the hearing was the threat that we face post 9/11. so the chair recognizes ms. jackson williams from houston, texas. >> thank you very much. let us acknowledge of all of the first responders. some of you have had the privilege and opportunity to meet and i would like to thank you personally for your work. let me put on the record that the united states, dhs

intelligence side where we have developed a network of partnerships in the surrounding areas from new jersey to nassau, suffolk county, upstate as far as boston, a virtual corridor of northeast partners who we bring together at a major conference once a year and go through a series of presentations and information sharing exercises but we also communicate with regularly. when something happens somewhere, we will pick up the phone, we have a point of contact, same thing in reverse when something happens here and both of those are based on e-mail platforms, cross communications and information we send out. >> before i conclude, mr. chairman, i want to note for the record that i did not engage in the gun debate during my questioning. >> we thank you for that. i think the title of the hearing was the threat that we face post- 9/11. so the chair recognizes ms. jackson lee from houston, texas. >> thank you very much, again, let us acknowledge the work of all of you as first responders, some of you have had the privilege and opportunity to meet and let me thank you personally for your work. let me put on the record t

. >> in terms of the politics of this, there's the new national poll from "usa today" and suffolk universityt breaks down the respondents by race. among black voters, trump is getting just 2% of support. you can see it there. that puts him not just well behind hillary clinton, but also behind gary johnson and jillertn party candidates. there was also a poll a few weeks ago that put him at 1%. had hillary clinton 91%, donald trump 1% with black voters. i know there's a school of thought out there that while this is on the surface outreach to black voters, donald trump is really using this as a way of reaching the different segment of the electorate, white voters. you think there's anything to that? >> absolutely. let's take this in a couple parts. number one, when you are polling at 1% or 2% among african-americans, what that really means is you are within the margin of error of zero. it's possible, obviously it's not going to be zero, but it's going to be very low. number two, i do think he's absolutely trying to communicate to white moderate republicans that he's not a bigot, that he can go

sentry program.r we have developed a network of partnerships in the surrounding areas from new jersey to nassau, suffolk county, upstate as far as boston, a virtual northeast corridor of law enforcement partners who we bring together at a major conference once a year and go through a series of presentations and informationne sharing exercises. but we also communicate with,f regularly, when something happens somewhere. we pick up the phone, we call that place, we have a point of contact. same thing in reverse when something happens here. and both of those are based oner e-mail platforms, cross-communications and information that we send out. >> thank you very much. and before i conclude, mr. chairman, i just want to note for the record that i did not engage in the gun debate during my questioning. >> we thank you for that. [laughter] i think the title of the hearing was the threat that we face post-9/11.ti so chair recognizes ms. jackson lee from houston, texas. >> thank you very much. again, let us acknowledge the work of all of you as first responders. some of you have had the privilege and opportunity

intelligence side where we have developed a network of partnerships in the surrounding areas from new jersey to nassau, suffolkr as boston a virtual northeast corridor of partners who we bring together at a major conference once a year and go through a series of presentations and information sharing exercises but we also communicate with regularly. we will pick up the phone, we have a point of contact, same thing in reverse when something happens here and both of those are based on e-mail platforms, cross communications and information we send out. >> before i conclude, mr. chairman, i want to note for the record that i did not engage during the gun debate during my questioning. >> we thank you for that. i think the title of the hearing was the threat that we face post-9/11 so chair recognizes ms. jackson lee from houston, texas. >> thank you very much, again, let us acknowledge the work of all of you as first responders, some of you have had the privilege and opportunity to meet and let me thank you personally for your work. let me put on the record that the united states, dhs, for example, has 240,000 employ

news contributor. we're also joined by the chairman of suffolk county republican party and trump campaign surrogate.o start with you. as we look at the tone, a lot is national security. you have donald trump. he has 88 different military who signed a letter and been very supportive of him. a lot of people have come forward on the other side for hillary clinton but what does he offer that she doesn't from where you stand. >> strong leadership. common sense leadership. putting america first. that is what donald trump's mantra, putting america first, whether our economy, military, every way, shape or form. that is what the american president should be doing and i find it humor russ that ronald reagan would be turnings in his grave. the same ronald reagan sate with mick gail gorbachev and achieved peace through strength. that is exactly what donald trump want to do. liz: julie what is hillary clinton's answer to something like that? >> other than my head to about to explode? look, ronald reagan, with all due respect would not talk about the 82 or 88% approval rating that a dictator in russia has by virt

new polls show trump in the lead there. a suffolkniversity poll of likely voters puts trump ahead 42% to 39% in a four-way race and bloomberg poll also of likely voters has trump with a likely edge 44% to 39%. chrisy thompson is here. chrisy, this has obviously been good news in recent days for donald trump. what do you sees a the cause of it? bloomberg poll had a lot of data focusing and looking at unemployment and jobs as number one motivator who they might vote for in the election. ohio's unemployment rate is nearly identical to the national unemployment rate. things have gotten better here. folks are really remembering back when we had a lot more manufacturing in ohio. still heavy manufacturing state. many job losses for the last several decades. that's what folks tell me when i go out on the street talking with them. something that's going to motivate the way they vote donald trump and john kasich don't see eye to eye. kasich is very popular, the republican governor. he didn't even attend the republican convention. one presumes

the buckeye stay, ohio, suffolk university has him beating. he was in new hampshire earlier tonight. here are some of the highlights. >> new polls have just come out, and we're leading in many of the battleground states. and we're leading all over the country, the hch l.a. times" has us six points up nationwide. on november 8th, new hampshire can be the state that pushes us over the top. [cheering]. >> we're going to win new hampshire and we're going to win back the white house, and we're going to make america great again. remember that. remember that. it is going to be a victory for the people, and especially those people who haven't had hope in a long time. that's a lot of people, believe me. what we're doing is a movement. what we're doing, you're going to be so proud of your country very, very soon. so just remember. [cheering]. >> so proud. and it is a movement, and it is a movement that everybody's talking about, everybody is talking about it. i'm running to be the president of all of americans. our support comes from all regions and backgrounds and a

katy tur mentioned the polling as we see numbers from suffolk with trump at 44%, clinton at 41%. nbc news put that squarely in a tossup right now. that state is in play. >> it's good news for trump in that he's ahead. it's bad news that it's this close. north carolina was a red state in 2012. when you're donald trump and you're approaching this election, what's your goal. the goal is you want to assume you can win everything romney did. then you want to start adding some of those blue states and turn them into red states. if you can't hold what romney had, that puthouse in a deeper hole. romney won north carolina by 2 points in 2012. of all the romney states, that was the closest the democrats came to winning in 2012. it's good news for trump if he is back ahead there. if he is able to win north carolina, but all that would mean and there are some other red states as well. all that would mean is he's working on solidifying the romney base. you need to solidify it and flip blue states. >> hillary is trying to go back to '08 and get the obama voters and get the coalition out. "the l.a. time

the suffolk county da plans to bring new charges against ellis. >>> there will be no more school dances in walpol. the district said they're drunk kids on the dance floor and wanted to send a clear message about underage drinking. not everyone thinks it's fair. >> a tradition coming to an end. >> upset. it's the heard ee last year so it -- it's the last year so it would have been the last dances here. it's kind of a bummer. >> their principal announced the canceling of all dances with the exception of prom because of students showing up drunk. >> i've seen them. >> not according to the school's principal. he released a statement to wbz reading in part, after escorting intoxicated kids off the dance floor for the last five consecutive dances i decided we needed to take a break. it's a shame because the majority of students go to dances just to have fun and are able to do so without alcohol. >> it takes away from the other kids because they want to have fun at the dance too. >> some of the best memories have been at the dances. >> senior collin said this isn't the >> the knee knee -- the

. >> elizabeth: brand new poll numbers this afternoon in the race for the president. suffolk university-"u.s.a. today" poll shows hillary clinton leads donald trump by 7%. all this as donald trump just laid out his framework for his immigration policy in arizona last night. hours after he met with th to a crowd of supporters saying that a wall will be built along the southern border, and that mexico will pay for it. the parents of a man who was hit and killed by an illegal immigrant were standing behind trump for his part of the speech. matthew denise was hit while he was on his motorcycle in 2011, and then dragged down the road by a driver who didn't stop. denise's parents have been very being vocal about illegal immigration since their son was son matthew denise 23 years old when he was dragged a quarter of a mile to his death by an illegal alien. while horrified witnesses were banging on the truck trying to stop him. >> blair: it's donald trump for president in 2011, our son matthew denise and other americans would be alive today. >> vanessa: the driver, nicholas, was even

hillary clinton leading by four points suffolk poll of north carolina voters has donald trump leading by 3. fox news peter doocy is in north carolina tonight. what are you seeing down there, buddy? >> brit, it's really interesting because four years ago a lot more north carolina democrats voted before election day than north carolina republicans about 15% more. but mitt romney still won the state. so now experts that we are talking to, local guys don't know how it will make a difference as democrats try to run up the score informs the next few weeks. >> the democrats are much better at the get out the vote than the democrats have ever been. >> 2008 when barack obama did probably the biggest thing we will see in north carolina he still barely won the rejection. >> ballots are in the mail right now for north carolina requested them. next up 17 days of in person early voting. those 17 days have been a course of great controversy in the tarheel state. democrats tried to limit the hours at some lodges leading the "new york times" to editorialize officials in dozens of counties are making up new ways to k

they were released to the new at 5:00, a third human case of the west nile virus has been confirmed here in massachusetts. the department of public health says a suffolk county man in his 70's has been diagnosed with the mosquito-borne illness. most people infected with west nile virus will have no symptoms, but common symptoms include fever and flu-like illness. jc: looking live at the city of boston another humid day today. harvey joins us when does the dry air return? harvey: 70's along the coast right now but notices in the 80's inland -- a light breeze and more in the way of sunshine, clear skies north and west, south and east. if you look to the midwest all those clear skies are headed our way. this will be a warm and sticky night with some areas that could temperatures will move toward us with the benefit of lower humidity. when fall begins and when it will feel like fall, coming up. ben: we did not see to the garoppolo today, but the team says he was out there. it is still possible he could play thursday night. mike: at this point it is nothing more than speculation. as a limited participant after the media was dismissed. i'm told today the me

new slots parlor in revere. according to the boston globe eugene mccain the international developer, has launched a campaign to win the state's approval on the november second slots parlor planning on being built near suffolk downs. >>> website has been created by the massachusetts official to former itt tech students after the school shut down nationwide. governor baker announced the new site saying it advices former students on how to apply to getfederal student loans erase. they had two campuss in massachusetts. >>> some patriots and red sox players are leaving it in the bank continued of on the field two teams are among those on the list of those with unclaimed properties. she says more than 57,000 new properties worth millions have recently beenaed to the list and it's unclear which players are on the list. >>> and it's 6:40. just ahead a. check of the day's top stories including a local mosque vandalized. >> the call to investigate this as a hate crime. >> and all eyes will be on new what we are learning ahead of that announcement. danielle good morning. >> good morning to you and everybody. bright sunshine in the forecast today. check out the hour by hour looking good. rising to about 70 through mid