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p.m. pacific here on nbc. >>> to an nbc news exclusive investigation as wikileaks continues to play a major role in this election. u.s. intelligence sources are taking us inside the effort to stop the flow of documents hacked by russia and published by wikileaks. here's nbc news senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden. >> a high-level u.s. tells nbc news that the u.s. is confident it has cut off the flow of election-related material being hacked by the russians. the u.s. claims the kremlin has been behind the theft of a wide range of documents, many of them harmful to the clinton campaign. the highly placed intelligence official tells nbc news new defensive measures taken by the u.s. and its allies are choking off the cyberpaths the russians have been democrats and other prominent americans. >> i think it's credible that the u.s. government is doing everything possible to stop the cyberbleeding, to stop the exfiltration of information that the russians are getting access to. that doesn't mean that the russians don't already have a lot of information and it doesn't mean that they

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p.m. pacific. >> dickerson: and tha at the debate haul here in washington university here this morning, now behinds the scenes is joining us now for more insights into the drama are susan page, washington bureau chief of u.s.a. today, jamelle bouie who is the chief political correspondent for slate mag a seen and cbs news political analyst, peggy noonan, columnist for the washington journal and cbs contribute for and john heilemann, comanaging editor of bloomberg politics. peggy, i will start with you. so rudy giuliani said donald trump could have a saint augustine radically after this event and be a totally different man. >> after this trauma of the release of the 11-year-old tape. well, i know you spoke to him of the city of god and the city of man, in this world all miracles are possible. people do change their nature and change their character. i am not sure what rudy giuliani was referring to as the reason there might be a change of it seems to me mr. trump might speak of his essential nature and what all of that stuff is this evening. >> dickerson: yes. that's a tall order. >> yes. >>

p.m. pacific, 6 p.m. eastern. thanks for watching.loomberg. ♪ ♪ from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin with an analysis of second presidential debate. hillary clinton and donald trump excuse -- exchanged character attacks for 90 minutes in st. louis. it was in a town hall format. donald trump entered the debate following criticism after a 2005 video surfaced wherein he made lewd comments about women. he expressed

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p.m. pacific. >> dickerson: and tha at the debate haul here in washington university here this morning, the site of today's main event. now behinds the scenes is joining us now for more insights washington bureau chief of u.s.a. today, jamelle bouie who is the chief political correspondent for slate mag a seen and cbs news political analyst, peggy noonan, columnist for the washington journal and cbs contribute for and john heilemann, comanaging editor of bloomberg politics. peggy, i will start with you. so rudy giuliani said donald trump could have a saint augustine moment, change radically after this event and be a totally different man. >> after this release of the 11-year-old tape. well, i know you spoke to him of the city of god and the city of man, in this world all miracles are possible. people do change their nature and change their character. i am not sure what rudy giuliani was referring to as the reason there might be a change of nature or character. it seems to me mr. trump might speak of his essential nature this evening. >> dickerson: yes. that's a tall order. >> yes. >> dicker

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p.m. pacific time. the giants have until wednesday to announce their wild card roster.whoever makes the roster, the giants are playing with a lot of confidence and already know they're going to have madison bumgarner on the hill. >>> bad news for the 49ers, veteran middle linebacker, navarro bowman out with a torn achilles. he took a bad step, fell to the ground. terrible news as the 9ers lose their best player. >>> warriors are at home tomorrow. first chance for the home guys to see kevin durant in a uniy. >> wait, kevin durant's on the warriors now? >> come on. >> you knew. >> his name is k.d. those of us that know him who interviewed him call him k.d. they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it.

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p.m. pacific. do not miss instagram founder kevin systrom on studio 1.0.rg. ♪ ♪ >> what does her family fake? david: do they think it was something wrong with us men wanting to do computers? did you ever think your wife would be better off getting a harvard degree? mr. gates: i am a weird dropout. david: as far as your relationship with steve jobs -- you were the wealthiest man for 20 years more, is that more of a burden than a pleasure? >> would you fix your time, please? david: let me move it this way. ok. ♪ david: i do not consider myself a journalist. nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i begiki

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p.m. pacific. miss it. >>> next on gps, the candidates for president have very different views when it comes to american foreign policy. but where does the american public stand on these issues? i think you'll be surprised. up next. >>> for our "what in the world" segment. today we are talking about america's place in the world. the candidates for president present almost diametrically positions of how the world is should behave on the scene. is a wall on the mexican border needed? what are the biggest threats to the country? is globalization good or bad? you're about to hear the results of a very telling republican opinion survey, the results which are just out from the k chicago council of global affairs. the leader of that is the former ambassador to nato, ivo daalder. ivo, good to have you on. >> good to be here. >> the issue of this campaign, the wall. what do americans think of the wall is this. >> there is a huge split between americans. 92% of core trump supporters, the people who really wa

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p.m. pacific. nine days to the election. i'm ari melber. hillary clinton grappling with the news the fbi is looking at e-mails from the investigation into her private server. telling supporters today look beyond the headlines. >> there's a lot of noise and distraction, but it really comes down to what kind of future we want and who as our president can help us get there. >> her campaign calling on the fbi director to release more about the discovered e-mails the bureau says are pert innocent into the investigation to clinton's e-mail server. clinton telling nbc news the fbi has not contacted huma abedin of the e-mails found during a second fbi probe into her former husband, anthony wiener. >>> donald trump supporters can't get enough of the renewed focus on the e-mails, trump railing against what he calls clinton's "criminal action." >> it was just announced on friday that the fbi is reopening their investigation into the criminal and illegal conduct of hillary clinton. her criminal action was willful, deliberate, intentional, and purposefu

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p.m. pacific time. winner goes to chicago. loser goes home. vin scully calling the final game of his 67-year career. how about that? say, hey, kid in the booth. 2-0 giants 2nd inning. giants win 7-1, they clench a wild card spot. >>> in the as season finality, not the same. 3-2, they finished in the season 69 wins and 93 losses. >>> nfl raiders trailing 27-21 in baltimore. little over two minutes to play but then carr finds michael crabtree, go ahead touchdown. okayed wins 28-7, now 3-0 on the road, 3-1 overall. >>> 49ers linebacker bowman left yesterday's game versus dallas after going down with a noncontact injury. it could be a torn achilles tendon. there's ezekiel elliott rushing for 138 yards and a touchdown. dallas beats the 49ers 24-17. san francisco is now 1-3. >>> tonight at 6:00 we will have an update on the condition of the 49ers best defensive player, nevall bowman. he'll have an mri. this could potentially be season ending for bowman. i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> go to exhibition basketball for our play of the day. t