work out without pennsylvania. i don't see how trump can win it without pennsylvania. >> president obama today mocked donald trump. his sarcasm today was so rich he knocked trump before his prepared romance with vladimir putin. it was rich stuff today from obama. let's watch. >> you got the man who just last week went on russian state television to talk down our military and to curry favor with vladimir putin. he loves this guy. he loves this guy. and when they interview and ask him why do you support this guy, he said he's a strong guy. look, he's got an 82% poll rating. well, hussein had a 98% poll rating. if you control the media and you've taken away everybody's civil liberties and you jail dissidents, that's what happens. >> i watched all the faces like we all do in crowds. those people were having a great time and they completely got all his shots. there was no communication problem. they got the humiliation, the ridicule he was throwing at trump. >> you know what's the best way to make a point to put the kni

howard, let's look at pennsylvania. my argument at the end of the show i might as well as give it away now, lee atwater, he said the best way to win a campaign is to find a state that the other side knows they need to win and then early on yank it away from them. break their spirit. atwater did it in michigan with the democrats. if they take pennsylvania away from trump, doesn't he know he's going to lose. >> i think the mathematics don't work because pennsylvania has enough of app latcha in it, enough of the rural areas that the governor is talking about and enough of the counties around pittsburgh, washington county, fayette county, that are becoming more republican. >> i know that. >> trump has to win every one of those votes because he's basically maximizing white conservative rural turnout and ex-urban turnout. he has to get that max minimum to have a chance at pennsylvania and the electoral college mathematics don't work out without pennsylvania. i don't see how trump can win it without pennsylvania. >> president

>>> the race for top cop in pennsylvania. the buzz finally moves from the kathleen kane conviction to the candidates who want her old job. state attorney general. today we'll talk with the democratic nominee josh shapiro. >>> gun locks. officials say they're the key to preventing deadly accidents. >>> plus, new rules for philadelphia gun owners. >>> and pain at the pump. a whopping number of local drivers pay too much when they gas up. find out how you may be able to lower your fuel tabbie up to 25% the next time you need gas. >>> good morning, i'm rosemary connors for nbc 10 @issue. in pennsylvania, kathleen kane has dominated the headlines when it comes to the attorney general's office even though she's not a candidate in november. last month, kane resigned. the case seemed to steal the thunder from the current a.g. race. the candidates for pennsylvania attorney general are republican john rafferty and democrat josh shapiro. rafferty is the current four-term state senator in pennsylvania. he represents parts ofberg burk che

pennsylvania is a weird state. explain pennsylvania to the person who doesn't get it. you can be in three quarters of the state and think you're in alabama republican wise, and then you go to pittsburgh, and especially philly and the 'burbs around it, and you realize you're sort of more in jersey or new york. you're in a different state. >> it is, it's too separate and distinct states. urban and suburban versus rural. and there's a lot of rural area. pennsylvania is a very big state, biggest state east of the mississippi, in area. and six different tv markets. but the key, howard is right about turnout in philadelphia. that's key number one. key number two for democrats to carry the state is to win the suburbs by significant numbers. barack obama in 2012 carried the four suburban counties, which as you know, chris, used to be republican territory. he carried it by a margin of 120,000. hillary clinton is on a pace to carry it by double and maybe even triple that, if the polls are correct. if she carries the suburbs by 250, the city by anywhere near what barack obama car

the push has happened in pennsylvania. they pushed to go ahead and legalize this within specific standards. have you to have trained physicians. have you to have trained pharmacists working dispensaries and patients have to have one of these specific conditions. the thinking is within those parameters this is safe enough while we're waiting for more information to accrue and the law to change. >> what about those that might be worried, i need this for my condition and research shows, perhaps, it's not effective in this particular case and that is taken away as a right for them. >> that may well happen. just as conventionally studied drugs proposed for specific disease states or specific indications and when when you actually do what's called a phase 3 trial, big trial that might qualify a drug for an fda level, turns out it doesn't work or works in a different way. there's a real dearth of objective data. that means there are significant questions to be answered. we don't know how they are answered. it's better to know tha

pennsylvania, we've seen top surrogates arrive here in pennsylvania and that is because the latest polls show that there's only a point or two separation here in pennsylvania when it comes to voters and who they might be voting for. this campaign stop like that of joe biden's yesterday is supposed to be about voter registration. voter turnout here in our state and we'll get people registered and vote for either party, of course, both parties want more voters to vote for their candidates. we are expecting michelle obama to touch about that, touch about voter registration but we can expect her to talk little bit about the campaign itself. about the debate we saw on monday night. about hillary clinton's opponent donald trump. not sure what she'll say exactly, of course, the vice-president yesterday spoke a lot about donald trump and rea really his diss taken for him. we're also hearing of course from the republicans in all of this. the republican party of pennsylvania releasing this statement just a short while ago about michelle obama's campaign stop here at lasalle university. "democrats

clinton in pennsylvania. and on the negative front, you know, is it surprising that hillary has a negative rating? there's been millions and millions and millions of dollars of ads run against her -- not just this cycle, but going back cycle after cycle after cycle. this has been a concerted campaign for many years to erode people's confidence her. [ chuckling ] frankly, i'm shocked it's not higher. >> let me ask you this, val -- >> listen, nobody spent any money that caused her to create, for convenience, a private e-mail server -- >> of which there's been nothing found to be illegal at all and no actual security breach -- none. >> but the political problems -- >> investigations by the -- well, capitol hill -- >> well, let's get the true republican in here -- [ laughter ] val, does the republican party in the state, in pennsylvania, have hope that he can narrow the gap and maybe actually win in pennsylvania? >> well, you know, polls are a snapshot in time. they, in and of themselves, don't tell you anything

these will most likely stay in central pennsylvania.ht see a late evening shower in our area, just a slight chance of that. looks like it will be dry for days and getting hotter. 90 degrees this afternoon. temperatures take off for tomorrow and the humidity will be higher tomorrow as well. 95 degrees. we'll feel like it's in the upper have the for the afternoon. partly sunny friday night. as hot on friday. right back up to 95. more humidity on saturday. we will get some cooler conditions, a little bit cooler for sunday, 88 degrees. monday looks beautiful with a high of 82 and then another warmup but it looks like we'll fall short of 90 degrees. seeking wednesday afternoon with partly sunny skies, 70s for thursday and friday. >> well, it's a big day for tech lovers as apple gets set to unveil its newest offering. a lot of buzz about this. landon dowdy is here with that story in this morning's cnbc business news. good morning, landon. >> good morning to you. apple is holing an event in san francisco at 1:00 p.m. eastern where it's expecte

also very contested race here in pennsylvania.osh shapiro broke old records with his fundraising over the summer -- $1.7 million. fairly quiet race, but he certainly has the money lead and that does buy television ad time, which is key in some areas, especially in the southeast. but his opponent also -- john rafferty -- is putting in a good effort there, trying to see if he can win the race on the republican side. any guess on that one? >> well, before i mention that, let me just say one thing about the toomey/mcginty race. i think the fact that toomey is running really str-- trying to run strongly on his two votes -- pro-gun control votes three years ago -- indicated that he's in trouble. on the attorney general race, you know, you have two candidates which one, actually on the paper, is more qualified than the other -- john rafferty. but, you know, the amount of money that josh shapiro is raising indicates that he certainly has the inside track to a victory. i think he thinks so. >> so it's the size of the war chest for shapiro.

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they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping big oil polluters and millionaires. not the rest of us. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> philadelphia police are searching for a man seen on this surveillance video stealing a menorah from a local synagogue. police say the man was walking with a group in so manierton last month, he took off and grabbed the menorah from the front lawn. nbc 10 spoke with the rabbi who says this goes much further than just replacing the menorah. >> menorah is a very special menorah because it was dedicated by a member of our synagogue in memory of his father and now we're sending him with a synagogue before the high holiday without a menorah. >> rabbi says the menorah is valued around $5,000. >

the 72nd pennsylvania at gettysburg. a big crowd of 72nd guys, and they meet on the battlefield and they are trying to make their case and these pennsylvania commissioners are listening to them and saying you are not convincing us. everybody is unhappy. everybody is not happy with what's going on here. it's getting late in the day so they go down to the train station and they go to the u.s. hotel in harrisburg and the commissioners hold an evening session. the evening session goes on until 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. one of these commissioners says we are at a loss to know what to to locate the monument where -- along the line of battle. not where they moved up to, where they were in the line of battle. they are scratching their head. they are trying to figure out a compromise and then samuel harper, the secretary of the 's eight commission, finds this passage which is in paragraph six of the gbma policy and -- policy on monuments. it is if the semi was a by other troops of monuments must be placed the order that they o

the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i'm pleased to recognize my good friend from alabama, mr. burnes, for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama is recognized for one minute. mr. burnes: i thank the gentleman for yielding. earlier this summer i had the opportunity to visit the new career and technical education classrooms at saraland high school. from welding to engineering to i.t., these programs are going to make a real difference. i was so impressed to see c.t.e. getting the attention it deserves. you see, for too long we devalued the importance of career and technical education here in america. the programs were seen as a second rate option for students who couldn't make it otherwise. that simply isn't the case. instead, c.t.e. programs offer real opportunities to students of all ages and from all backgrounds. and with this bill we are making it clear that career and technical education is a critical educational option that leads to good-paying

pat toomey's looking out for wall street, not pennsylvania. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. idonald trump says he alone can fix the problems we face. well i don't believe that's how you get things done in our country. it takes democrats and republicans working together. that's how we got health care for 8 million kids. rebuilt new york city after 9/11. and got the treaty cutting russia's nuclear arms. we've got to bring people together. that's how you solve problems and that's what i'll do as president. >>> in dead whale has washed up up shore tonight. it has beachgoers gathering wondering what they're going to do about this. 6. >> well, jim, the whale is here, it's not going anywhere any time soon. this is the close herself that we can get, you can see the -- there is a large crowd trying to get a look at this whale. the whale is about 33 feet long and 20 tons. while the cause of death is unknown, we do know there are no aarenpparent injuries. it's going to stay here for a few days so they can get some samples and hop

pennsylvania is considered a battleground state. and we spoke to undecided voters today. >> reporter: hi there. the voters folks that told us they were undecided now because they say the number one concern for them is the economy and right now they are not sure which candidate can get the job done. >> in an ordinary election year finding hillary clinton supporters -- in a state democrats have carried for the past six elections easy enough. >> i am voting for hillary clinton because she is the best candidate. >> but this is no ordinary race. >> i will not vote for hillary just because she say woman. >> and voters expressed their frustration for both candidates. >> i feel like i'm in kindergarten watching a bunch of little kids fight back and forth. >> it is overwhelming and it's crazy between the drama and the negativity. >> republicans did not hold back from criticizing donald trump or the process. >> i think he should stop acting like a fifth grader, i'm ambassadored by the candidates. >> these lifelong republicans say they are now

senator pat toomey, the best choice to protect pennsylvania. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> now on "eyewitness news", second night of protest over the deadly police shooting of black man turned violent on the streets of charlotte, north carolina, help restore calm, the governor declared state of emergency and called in the national guard. >> good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. charlotte police chief says he plans to show video of the shooting to the slain man's family, won't release it to the public just yet. correspondent kenneth craig has the latest developments. >>> protests spiraled into violence for the second straight night in charlotte. vandals smashed windows and looted businesses. one person in the crowd was shot. he's now in critical condition. police use tear gas and use splash grenades as officers try to clear the streets, at least four officers were also hurt. >> we made total of 44 arrests, charges range from to disperse, to assaul

. >> and winning pennsylvania would greatly aid that effort. so he chose center city philadelphia for a major policy address today and our bruce gordon was there. bruce? >> reporter: yeah, it was really a national even international oriened speech that could have been delivered almost anywhere in the country, but the fact it was delivered here gives you some sense of the importance of a state the gop clearly believes is in play come november. it was far from the usual raucous donald trump campaign event. in fact it was down right staged. billionaire businessman appearing before invited guests at the union league to talk national security. >> we should work with any country that shares our goal of destroying isis and defeating radical islamic terrorists. >> reporter: trump promised major rebuild of the u.s. military. and blasted away at his democratic arrivals record in iraq, libya, syria. >> clinton's policies as secretary of state have left the middle east in more disarray than ever before. not even close. had we done nothing, we would have be

and the push for pennsylvania. today donald trump was in philadelphia to make his pitch on military issues. nbc 10's lauren mayk is live outside the union league where trump spoke today. lauren? >> reporter: denise, donald trump's recent visits to philadelphia have been very carefully planned, and for very specific reasons. last week it was to reach out to african-american voters, and today here at the union league it was to lay out this military plan, a plan that comes with increased defense funding, and a goal to defeat isis. with a teleprompter and a serious tone, donald trump laying out his plans for the nation's military and security. >> i am proposing a new foreign policy focused on advancing america's core national interests. >> reporter: trump advocating peace through strength. and an increase in defense spending. his comments come in front of a crowd that included local republicans and military supporters. he casts his opponent even experience as secretary of state as a failure. >> sometimes it seemed like

that's because this is a swing state, pennsylvania, that is,

shuster of pennsylvania. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 892, the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. shuster, and a member opposed, each will control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania. mr. shuster: thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. shuster: the manager's amendment that i offer -- that i'm offering makes technical and conforming changes to the rules committee print. specifically, this amendment includes a provision to ensure homeowners can assess their property on the lakes. this amendment included a provision that ensures the los angeles chief report we authorized in this bill, specifically at the request of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. it also has a provision to have the government accountability office carry out a study to determine what federal obligations are required for tribal property affected by construction of several dams on the columbia river in washington and oregon

>>> the push for pennsylvania. donald trump will make a swing through philadelphia today as he tries to bring in votes in the battleground state. >>> soggy streets. a water main break ruptures in a philadelphia neighborhood overnight. now crews are getting ready to make repairs. >> hitting the books. thousands of students are heading back to school this morning and will have the tools they need to start the year. >> nbc 10 news starts now. >> 6:00 a.m. good morning. this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. kids are heading back to school and with the front end of a warmup, let's get right to meteorologist bill henley and the neighborhood forecast. hi, bill. >> pleasant day, even if you have to wait at the bus stop, 60s and low 70s. it's cooled down a little bit. that's in spite of clouds moving through the lehigh valley. that's easton, 74 degrees. sunshine, takes us up to 82 degrees at lunch time in the lehigh valley. sunshine will be bright in philadelphia. there are clouds right now m

they have a friend in pennsylvania. millionaire pat toomey. toomey voted to protect their special tax breaks. saving oil companies twenty-four billion dollars. and big oil polluters have given toomey seven hundred thousand dollars in campaign contributions. tax breaks for them. campaign contributions for him. pat toomey. he's helping big oil polluters and millionaires. not the rest of us. lcv victory fund is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> and update on our top story, new information in a deadly shooting rampage on the streets of west philadelphia. police have i'd nyed the gunman as 25-year-old nicholas glenn, a man with what they say is a significant criminal past. investigators say glenn ambushed a police sergeant as she sat in her car last night, shooting two more people as he ran from police. then shorts say he fired into another car, killing a 25-year-old woman, and injuring a man. he injured another officer before police killed him in an alleyway. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00, as you heard, philly police dealing w

. >>> right now at 11:00, push for pennsylvania. president barack obama will take the stage to campaign for democrat hillary clinton. there are already a lot of traffic issues ahead of the president's arrival. donald trump will visit delaware county. good morning. i'm vai sikahema. hillary clinton's lead slipping against donald trump. clinton still tops trump 48% to 44%. one notable area where trump has made up ground is among independents where they do not lean towards the democratic or republican party. good morning, monique. >> reporter: hi, vai. you can see they are still work ong the platform or staging area. just to the left of that, this is where the secret service is officially sweeping everyone who enters. they have just wrapped up an entire sweep that took about three our four hours of where the president will be speaking. the blue and white t-shirts are the hillary for america campaign. they are selling t-shirts as well as buttons. supporters began arriving just before 9:00 this morning. they are banking on dthis appearan

pat toomey's looking out for wall street, not pennsylvania.is responsible for the content of this advertising. after a deck collapsed at an off campus house party in connecticut. the third floor deck fell on top of a second floor deck and on to the first floor party, the most serious injury, a broken arm. it happened at a party less than a mile from trinity college in hartford. >> several events will honor those lost in the september 11 attack 15 years ago today. mayor jim kenny will join fire and police and first responders for a memorial march at 9:00 a.m. the travis mannian museum -- foundation will hold a march and they offer support for firefighters and soldiers. >>> the woman who is in the iconic world war ii photograph was captured by a life magazine photographer on august 14, 1945. he was on a date with another woman when he saw freedman and not knowing her he grabbed her for that iconic kiss. she died, she was 92 years old. the other woman she was on the date with became his wife. >>> the man who tried to assassinate president ronald

returned to pennsylvania, good morning i'm jim donovan. >>> i'm brooke thomas. we will look at weather and traffic in just a mine but first unrest, in charlotte. >>> north carolina's governor has declared a state of emergency. >> don champion is in charlotte and joins us live, good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning. as you drive around uptown charlotte here which is essentially downtown, you begin to see the scars from that second night of violence. take a look behind me at this store. it was just ransacked. windows out front were shattered last night. and even at this hour, we are seeing heavily armed officers, standing guard in this area trying to maintain order. the chaos that charlotte stretched well into the overnight hours as protesters faced off with heavily armed officers. tear gas filled the air and at least one flash bang exploded. they cleared the streets. >> no justice, no peace. >> reporter: scene played out as anger over deadly police shooting of keith scott, spilled on to the streets for a second night. some demonstrators were arrested peace

the winner of 62 pga tournaments was burn and raised in la trobe, pennsylvania. many remember him not only for his great skill, but also for the role he played in shaping the game for all. >> he brought to light the game of golf, the camaraderie with golf and the sharing of children and men and women alike in the game of golf. >> a private funeral will be held later this week. a public service will be held on october in saint vincent college. the king, thank you. i saw a picture your dad and father posing with him. >> you can see that on my twitter, my dad and grandpa in . the legend arnold palmer. how does the weather look? temps in the 70s and some rain. >> a little bit of rain every day. we have some rain heading our way right now. showers have started to erupt across the area. we've got the chance for at least a little bit every day right into the start of the weekend. take a look at today and you can see how things really panned out. we started the day with a lot of sunshine this shows this morning in philadelphia started the day sunshine, blue sky, everythi

she made a pair of stops in pennsylvania yesterday as well. these are her first public appearances since the democratic national convention in philly back in july. >>> donald trump, he's still insisting he opposed the war in iraq from the beginning, even though fact checkers said the claim is false. he did so while visiting a cleveland area charter school. >> i opposed going in. and i did oppose it. despite the media saying, oh, yes, no. i opposed going in. and i opposed the reckless way hillary clinton took us out. >> trump's position on the war is coming under increasing scrutiny as he attacks hillary clinton for voting to authorize the war while she was in the senate. clinton and trump were both questioned about their foreign policy plans during last night's forum. so how are their plans sitting with voters? nbc 10's lauren mayk is joining us now with reaction. >> reporter: i talked to multiple voters today who tell me they are still torn. they haven't yet heard what they need to. but for some, the candidates are confirming their opinions.

pennsylvania casino gaming board voted today to ban the mob boss from all pennsylvania casinos.erlino was involved in an altercation at the sugarhouse casino earlier this year. current documents obtained by fox 29 say merlino and his pals were at the blackjack tables when a disagreement led to words between merlino's entourage and several others. security broke things up after punches started flying. atlantic city is already banned merlino from all of its casinos. >>> this morning was special for kids across our area and not just because it was the first day back to school. many of them had their dads wa walking rite aid beside them. >> and the million father march was about a lot more than family togetherness. fox 29's jennifer joyce has the story. >> what do we want? >> school. >> steady stream of men marching through west philadelphia demanding piece. it's the million father march happening here and in 800 cities across the country. father, mentors, males in our local communities helping to provide a safe corridor for local children on their first day of school. >> in this ne

pat toomey's looking out for wall street, not pennsylvania. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> now to decision 2016. hillary clinton is resting today, off the campaign trail, as some criticized her decision to keep her pneumonia diagnosis a secret. as nbc's steve handleman reports, donald trump is holding his fire. >> reporter: today donald trump did not say "told you so," as hillary clinton recovered at home in new york. he said on cnbc -- >> i hope she gets well soon. no satisfaction, believe me, whatsoever. >> reporter: the video went viral. her campaign had said her coughing came from seiasonal allergies. when she was diagnosed on friday with pneumonia, it was covered up. today staffers say once in the car, she was on the phone, and she'll be back on the trail in a few days. >> this is the hillary clinton who americans got to know as secretary of state, who kept a breakneck pace, traveled the globe. >> reporter: keeping to her schedule on friday, clinton stumbled, calling half of trump's supporters deplorables. >>

and the push for pennsylvania. donald trump plans to make his second trip to philadelphia in a week. trump will give a speech at the union league tomorrow morning. the event not open to the public. just a short time ago, trump wrapped up an event in virginia beach where he spoke to veterans. >> you have illegal immigrants that she wants, and he wants treated better than veterans. you have these people are treated better than people that are in this room. you know it. they are treated better than veterans. >> trump also promised to fix bureaucratic problems in the veterans administration. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton headed south today stumping for support in the battleground state of florida. she told the crowd gathered in tampa that trump does not have the temperament to serve as commander in chief. >> i'm here to lay out my case one more time, and to ask for your help. because every single vote counts. >> clinton warned that trump would lead the nation back to war in the middle east. >>> c

let me play what she said about pennsylvania. >> can you win this race without pennsylvania?n. but we're taking pennsylvania very seriously. we know the last six presidential elections has gone democratic. and that's something that we understand. but we also know that mr. trump's message from the beginning has been particularly among a lot of the working -- a lot of the workers feel they have been left behind in this economy. >> can you win? >> yes, we can. >> 50-state strategy may or may not include pennsylvania. what's your thought on that? >> i think it's definitely going to include pennsylvania. look, i don't think either party can win this election without us. the demographic -- the electoral item graphics have changed. if you start with the numbers we generally are expected to get, throughout states like colorado, virginia, new hampshire, all of which are leading and going strongly for hillary clinton. and then you have pennsylvania. we will actually be the margin of victory, in my opinion, for the democratic party, and if -- if -- we're not going too long for it for do

pennsylvania suburbs, mostly cloudy 82. lehigh valley, pretty much the same thing, you could see some early morning showers sunday, but a dry saturday, then by monday, near 80 degrees, some lingering showers to start your week. in new jersey and delaware, for your saturday. you'll be mostly dry. most of the day dry, low 80s for sunday, scattered showers and storms. and if you're long the shore, you will see the -- some of that rain lingering to start off the workweek, temperatures still around 80 degrees. coming up, we'll take a closer look at your weekend forecast. >>> speaking of this weekend, sheena, thousands will gather in philadelphia to try to tackle addiction and support loved ones one step at a time. it's all part of the pro-act philadelphia walk. the numbers just keep climbing, pro-act philadelphia works to reduce the stigma r of addiction. >> treatment is wonderful, and important, but you need to go back and live in the community and how do i do that? and so some of this is really helping people to develop a plan

. >> coming up, this year's wild might come down to black and latino voters in pennsylvania. you're watching "world news ? ? ? >>> the presidential candidates have been criss-crossing key campaign states, but they both k have been chris crossing key campaign states. they both have a lot of unfinished work to do in the keystone state. >> for both hillary donald trump victory might come down to pennsylvania's minority voters. here's abc's martha raddatz. >> reporter: north philadelphia in all its rich diversity. this is clinton country. at least it should be. do you trust hillary clinton? >> trust? define trust. >> reporter: it's not that she has to worry about lots of voters here supporting her rival. how about donald trump? >> that bad boy. >> reporter: with the candidate latino voters, it takes guts to wear this. >> our country is getting lost, in so many ways. >> reporter: daphne is a proud republican, and trump's message resonates. >> immigration policy definitely affects us in the job area. they act like black people don't want to work, so let anybody and everybody includ

if pennsylvania is hard for him, michigan must be well out of his reach. similar economic dynamics across these states, but the electorate dynamic is really difficult for him there. there are about 189,000 we found of these working-class white democrat men who live in communities hit by localized plant closures. 70% of them are in the detroit media market. that may be one reason why trump is spending money in michigan, and i think it is the seventh highest state even though clinton and her outside super pacs are not there at all. when you look at the other states on the electoral college map colorado or virginia where there is a difficult challenge holding historically republican states, that is where he think he can pick them off. john: when we come back our brand-new, news-making, blockbuster poll for the great state of ohio. ♪ ♪ donny: bloomberg politics has a new ohio state poll and it shows donald trump. with a five point lead on hillary clinton in the buckeye state. he is up 48% to 43% in a head-to-head race among likely voters. that did not change m

he is still trailing in pennsylvania in the latest poll by five. he has already caught up in ohio and in florida. pennsylvania is a more democratic state at the presidential level than either of those two. would you agree with that. >>? absolutely. let's put in it perspective. a republican hasn't won for president this pennsylvania since 1988. so it is an up-hill battle. he is also getting ennews in places like michigan, colorado, iowa, nevada. even if he doesn't win pennsylvania for the first time, it there are other viable options and paths to get to 270. >> what do you think trump ought to focus from here until the end of the election if he wants to pick up these swing states many marchly i'm thinking michigan and pennsylvania. even if he picks up iowa, romney in arizona, he has to pick up one of those two. my belief is that this is not about hillary clinton anymore. her numbers are baked into the cake as we say. people have known her for 24 years. whatever you think of her, you do. what he has to do to chose the sale is have people have some co

we actually matched the record in pennsylvania p. if you're in the lehigh valley, you're around 90 degrees. and wilmington, 92. in the lehigh valley, we're seeing the approach of a cold front. 90 westbound, brewery town coming in, 93 degrees, society hill 894, summerton 9. so today, definitely feels lying summer. your seven-day is at the bottom of the screen. you'll notice a change in our temperatures as we go through the weekend. it's all because of that cold front right there. it's going to drop us down into the 70s as we go into tomorrow for an afternoon high. it's going to feel very different tomorrow. we do have some showers and thunderstorms closer to the poconos, and some of these, i think could be moving into the lehigh valley, possibly the pennsylvania suburbs. we'll keep an eye on these for the most part, the rest of the area staying dry as we go through tonight, and those big changes to our temperatures tomorrow and even part of your weekend. i'll show you the timing on that coming up. >>> to decision 2016, the trump campa

-- there is strong reasons to believe pennsylvania will be fool's gold. you put the second scenario up. you say, how does trump get over 269? one place is maine. there could be one electoral vote. that would make it 270-268. the ones he would have a chance, wisconsin, colorado, he could have a chance. but you just see again, trump has to do a lot of recruiting in the blue states where he is not currently that strong. on the other hand, if he can win three of the big four, a big if, a big gap but states that are somewhat competitive, he has got a chance. john: this is why i don't think this strategy will work. i think the only way trump can win if there becomes such a wave on his side towards the end that places like, that are currently in reach with virginia, normally a high swing state, it becomes a place like colorado. when we come back, two super strategists, democrat bill burton and republican ed rogers, in a second. ♪ ♪ john: welcome back. it is time to talk strategy. we are going to be joined in a minute by a democratic strategist and former press s

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trump says he will win pennsylvania. are democrats concerned about pennsylvania? that's why the campaign sent the president this? >> i think the president was there partly because we have an important senate race. partly because trump can't win if he doesn't win pennsylvania. and partly to engage with the democratic base. i don't think we're worried about pennsylvania but i think it is prune, wise, important to high sxlit invest in getting out our base in pennsylvania and engaging with the voters across the state of pennsylvania on why secretary clinton has a better plan, a better path forward. >> i listened to the entire speech. there were brief references to the senate race in pennsylvania. transparency is such a key thing. did they make a mistake by not immediately disclosing hillary's medical diagnosis with pneumonia? >> i don't think it was a major mistake. those of houston have been on the campaign trail or covered people on the campaign trail know how hard she works, how determined she is to power through. i don't think folks will hold it against her that w

"eyewitness news" at the university of pennsylvania museum of archaeology at university city. mcginty faces republican incumbent senator patrick tomb any november. >>> meantime clinton was in new york city toy day, the democratic nominee met with a group of national security experts, supporting her campaign to discuss terrorism. afterward she held a news conference and she says if elect she will be committed to a bipartisan foreign policy. >>> meanwhile donald trump spoke at the values voter summit in washington d.c. republican nominee made his pitch to social conservatives, he also said that he would repeal 1954 johnson amendment, that bars tax exempt organizations like churches, from supporting, or opposing political candidates. >>> just two days until the carson wentz era starts for the philadelphia eagles. >> doug pederson era will begin as well. >> so many eras, beginning and sports director don bellies joining us with how the bird are right there ready to go. >> exactly. exactly. count down, we have been doing this since january really, we will finally get to talk about

we know he just landed in pennsylvania. he's out on the trail for the first time since the convention speech. what do we expect from him later this hour? >> well, the clinton campaign is hanging its hopes on president obama today. obviously she's off the trail again as she recovers from pneumonia. this week was supposed to be a show of strength among democratic surrogates across the map. with president obama really at the center of it. we know he's a very comfortable campaigner. we saw them on stage together in charlotte earlier in the campaign. even she herself has acknowledged that she's not as good on the stump as he is. we'll see that today in this beautiful setting right outside of philadelphia's art museum. this is really the democratic bedrock in pennsylvania. we are downtown in philadelphia. the african-american vote here is what has been fool's gold for republicans. they felt if they put in resources they could win it. it's never happened in recent memory. for donald trump he and his daughter ivanka will be in the

in the pennsylvania suburbs, same situation. 63 around 9:00 a.m.id-70 for you by 1:00 this afternoon in the suburbs. looking now at the lehigh valley, lower, 61 degrees, 9:00 a.m. by 1:00, we'll be at 73 and 74 by 5:00. into delaware, 66 this morning, kicking it off by the time you're heading into work, 1:00 at 74 degrees. sunny across the board here. we may see scattered clouds outside. this say sunny to mostly sunny days with those beautiful temperatures in the mid-70s. new jersey, the shore, low 70s as we move into the afternoon for the shoreline. breezy conditions as well. radar and satellite showing us, no rain showers. farther to the west, there's where we are tracking activity. see that thick blanket of cloud cover. you see the groans and çyellow. that's a pocket of thunderstorms that have developed. that cold front will be heading our direction. it takes some time for it to get to us. take a look here. your next five day shows us a chance of rain, thunderstorms move in. sunday into your monday, that's philadelphia through delaware but real

senator pat toomey, the best choice to protect pennsylvania. independence usa pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> the scene is set and the crowds are gathering at eakin's oval. philadelphia is preparing for a presidential visit. good afternoon, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas. president obama is scheduled to lands at philadelphia in less than an hour for a rally on the parkway. >> the president is on the campaign trail for hillary clinton, our greg argos live on eakin's oval where crowds have been gathering since early this morning, good afternoon, greg. >> reporter: good afternoon, jim and brooke. i can tell you pennsylvania has become battlegrounds state for this election, many high profile spearing ers have arrived to pennsylvania to philadelphia this afternoon we're expecting the president of the us himself, to stomp for hillary clinton here at eakin's oval. there are hundreds of people already gathered here right now, hundreds more waiting to get through security. >> ♪ >> hundreds already lining up at eakin's o

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pennsylvania is a trigger for him.an inroad there and actually convert that state, his ability to get to 270 becomes much more complicated. he has to put like seven other really competitive states on his side. pennsylvania, if he can woo it to his side, opens up a path to 270. >> i agree it's key. he is going there this evening to present his plan for paid maternity leave. rebecca, i wonder, other republicans in the past, everyone always talks about going after pennsylvania the same way democrats always talk about missouri. and at the end of the day, three, four weeks out i think he means it. mr. trump i think will be campaigning there until the very end. >> the reason he is doing fairly well in pennsylvania and maybe better than we would expect is because, as you know, the white working class -- there is a higher proportion than in other states. that's why trump is doing well in iowa which obama won by five points in 2012. because he was able to win over the white working class in a way hillary clinton is not. donald

pennsylvania spca gets no donations, except your donations. it is from the public, including from the humane law enforcement. i think what i want to do is just under score when you go there it is not a deresting thing. there are people there to help you. they have a phenomenal behavior department. >> volunteers, everyone here to loves animals. >> they love, know animals they know what will fit with you. when you walk in and adopting a dog or cat meet with the counselor first and say i really a am in the home that much or i'm home all the time and then there may be a dog that benefits or cats from someone who is home with them all the time, very, very important. >> can i just point out can we show this shirt. is that a pug? >> i thought maybe i should wear it closer to halloween. >> yes. >> it seems like every time i have one of these goofy looking outfits on it matches somehow with the dog. one of the things i to want to point out, about the dog on my shirt, it is enjoy, i am in love with this dog. look at how calm this doggies. came from a lo

the governor said ten people a day are dieing of overdoses in pennsylvania. he wants lawmakers to go beyond getting more help for addicts to consider opioid related bills when they return in the next week or so. >>> we turn to the race for president, republican nominee, donald trump traded one controversy for another. he has done an about face and acknowledged that president obama was in fact born in america, then he placed the blame on the original conspiracy on his opponent, hillary clinton. he started a new fight making a comment whether secret service agents protecting hillary clinton should be armed. >> i think her body guards should drop all weapons, they should disarm, immediately, what do you think, yes? , take their guns away, she doesn't want guns, let's see what happens to her. take their guns away, okay, it would be very dangerous. >> trump made a similar remark last month in north carolina. hillary clinton has condemned trump's remarks, she calls his birther statement a sickening display and proves nothing. >> his campaign was founded on this out

pennsylvania residents can text the word "pa" 2vote. and 286821. >>> and in the so-called bridgegate trial of two former associates. bridget kelly and christie's former appointed board member bill baroni allegedly punished the mayor of ft. lee for not supporting the governor. david rothstein has pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges and is cooperating with prosecutors. >>> pennsylvania's 12 casinos are now offlimited for mob boss merlino. if merlino is caught inside a casino, he'll be charged with trespassing. he's been banned from the new jersey casinos since the '80s. >>> pennsylvania auditors are completing a case for the untested rape kits. a new law allows the kits to be picked up within three days by a noted hospital. they're supposed to be at a lab within 15 days. >>> in pennsylvania, the testing of kits is one way and the victims deserve better. >> an agreement found yesterday will require state police to compile all data on rape kits and then turn it over to the state health department. >>> and school is back in session followin

donald trump is pushing hard to win over pennsylvania voters. though the protestors that he encould wantered arriving in center city likely won't be convinced. the action cam was there as the republican nominee left a private fundraiser at the ritz carlton. he picked up several cheese steaks at genos in south philadelphia. offered to buy for a group. when asked how debate preparations are going, he said i'm here, it's going great. and then to delaware county. christie joins us live tonight. and christie made a pitch to minorities and women, didn't he? >> reporter: that's right. amongst an energetic crowd, in fact so many people that hi had to put some in an overblow room. donald trump talked about a love. but on the forefront was the relationship with police as recently illustrated in charlotte. with the rocky theme as his hype song. ♪ donald trump took the stage to court voters in the suburbs of philadelphia. >> it's great to be here in pennsylvania. love pennsylvania. >> reporter: republican presidential nominee, immigration reform and public