and for the people that were sleeping on the pews, that they were as important as the mass. they're not going to be kicked out now just because this community is doing something. >> who is coming to sleep during the daytime? what is that about? >> it is people who don't feel safe on the streets at night. some looking forward to talking with lyle about that. we share a lot of the same people. it is people who can't get into shelters. according to the coalition on homelessness there is one bed in a shelter for every five homeless people. lot of people are sleeping on the streets and always a lot of talk about there are people afraid of homeless people. but when we talk about violence, it is usually the people who are homeless are actually the recipients of a lot of that violence. it is just not safe on the streets. so i love it when people say to me, oh, the gubiel project, there we can sleep with both eyes closed. sleep is so important. >> we should say where you are located. >> so it is the only catholic church, franciscan parish in the tenderloin. >> so most of the people w

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trump said is essentially true, correct, accord to go ahead pew study. >> the pew study is very disturbingt inaccuracies, and inefficiencies in a way that the voting religion strayings the data is put together. it's very arcane system that we have. it really goes back into sort of the 19th century in the way that we garner up our data. the headline in the pew study is inaccurate. i'm reading here ininaccurate, costly and inefficient. that's how they headlined. >> i said in the talking points memo that with more than 100 million votes going to be cast, you can't rig the outcome of that. that big a thing. but, in the individual situation, it looks to me, guilfoyle, like there are major problems. and one of them is if you move from state to state. you don't have to tell anybody, so your name remains on the roles in that stated. even though you're in idaho and you are not in massachusetts anymore, correct? >> right. and a lot of people are migratory. myself from california to new york. they managed to figure it out and catch up with you for taxes. >> taxes. >> paying all the states. they still

and that study was done also by the pew center. >> yeah. but the bottom line is, and i think the pew center themselves say, even though there are some problems it doesn't prove that an election was part of fraud, was rigged, if you will. and that's the key issue right now. >> okay. >> the key issue is that there is no evidence that there has been major rigging, if you will, of elections. but i want to get to the point that the president of the united states made, and i want your response. donald trump seems to be blaming the media, rigged elections, the speaker of the house, paul ryan, other republicans, if he fails. he seems to be already, three weeks before the election, laying out blame if he loses instead of potentially blaming himself. that's the criticism the president of the united states is leveling. your response. >> okay. so the media has 23 times attacked mr. trump on these alleged accusations by these women, than the total amount of air time that was dedicated to the wikileaks, the hillary clinton e-mails. and when you start to

that prevents her over to do not challenge the pew registration findings. problem. potential to it, to pay attention because regardless of party, we want accurate voter rolls. this notion of voter fraud, there are 31 documented cases of voter fraud since 2000 out of the one billion votes that happen cast. you are more likely to be struck by lightning than to commit voter fraud. the justice department did a five-year investigation. they were not able to bring a conviction of one person in terms of voter impersonation. it is a very narrow issue. there are much bigger problems. >> the headline of the nation says that voter suppression is a much bigger problem than voter fraud. election lies distract from the real threat to american democracy. what is voter suppression, professor overton? >> that was a great story by ari berman. ari finds that many voters who are excluded who are eligible voters are results of restrictive attempts justified by forbidding fraud. in north carolina, they found that 2300 eligible voters were prevented from casting a ballot, even though ther

lou: as such, you're looking at the pew research material. you're looking at the report of four million people who are dead, some irregularity in registration, you're looking at concerted effort on the part of this administration, taking in $30 million to register illegal immigrants ostensibly. is this rigged or is this not, and if that isn't enough evidence for the two of you, what would it take? >> can i say, i worked for president nixon, the 1960 election was pivotal in terms of the democrats' efforts to steal a presidential election. president nixon and i used to talk about this all the time. voter fraud that the democrats on behalf of john f. kennedy carried out was extreme in cook county and -- lou: i'm asking you about in the context of the evidence that it's there? >> the good of this over the last couple of decades and have it down to an art and science. everything that you are seeing now is proof that they've gotten extraordinary at this. lou: there's another way to look at this, charlie, the republicans are chumps. they're absolute

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. >> at the blacksmith shop, you could get your transportation hollingsworth - (( 12:38:56 pews and bright church windows left side of church )) says her father in law - sat in them to thousand degrees. -- more then them to thousand >> it is like walking back in time. >> brenda hollingsworth says her father-in-law sat in these pews as a boy. faith files and family and a sense of place really means something here. >> madison county is like a treasure hunt. if you love to hunt for old things. and see something still intact from years ago. >> at the madison county historical museum, visitors can find conversation pieces to spam the generations. one of the highlights is an incredible display of military uniforms from every branch of service and then some. it includes remnants of civil war drummer boys whose beats actually communicated battlefield commands. more than 2000 madison county residents served while many made this a stop on the underground railroad. >> we had slaves come through here for about five years. more remembered the people so fondly that he came back to madison county to live

the pews are empty and the >>> back to the historic church fire in berkeley. >> reporter: the pews are empty and the hymn books contain words that will go unsung. this place of worship remains standing and the reverend says her congregation is staying strong. >> i think this will be a lot of work. but i think we can do hard things. our congregation. >> reporter: the chapel survived the fire. thanks to firefighters who crawled on a catwalk between the ceiling and roof. water damage is causing the roof to fall off in chunks on the altar. it's a much sadder story for the building that served as the library, thrift store and sunday school classroom. it was red tagged teaming it structurally unsafe. >> we are worried it's an unreinforced masonry building. there are several chimneys unsupported. >> reporter: today cal berkeley students were checking out the aftermath of the fire. amazed at the destruction that happened feet from the dorm room. >> i was coming back from class and smoke had engulfed our building. they ended up canceling class. because smoke filled at the classroom. we weren't

e pews will be on e sis and will be made fr out of north carolina, and those pews l be a people making it largest cathedral in the unite w, fast ceconsumer mentality world, and this building makes you stop. it makes you stop. makes y look up. it reminds you that there is something above and beyond this earthly journey. 's where the cathedral, that's what these beautiful churches have always meant to me. >> now like i said before, the construction is expected to be ending in late may, but they on july 26th. so they're very excited about it. they're also excited because this project cost $41 million, and they say the donations that they have received had exceeded that amount. live in raleigh, lauren haviland cbs north carolina. >>> thanks lauren. a garden known for being a place for stopping and smelling the roses is selling those roses off for a good cause. witherspoon culture in 1961. visitors still come to see the display gardens and learn about cultivating roses but the company is relocating its headquarters to garrett road. so it's looking to find homes for its 1300 rose bushes. wit

labor market by the pew research center released today finds wages of younger workers have acty decli compared to 1980. the wages of all workers have soared. th study includes a survey of 5,000 americans and an analysis of decades of government data. using 2014 dollars, the study found those age 16 to 24 have seen their incomes decline older workers have seen their wages increase by 37%. over the time period the median income of all workers rose just 6%. that was powered by two groups, those with four-year college degrees and women, who saw 32% gain in income versus a 3% decline in men, closing the gender pay gap. stagnant incomes is a big reason for widespread political dissatisn acr u.s. and other developed countries, one that has the attention of the world bank. >> the only group whose income did not rise between 1988 and 2008 were really the lower middle class and high end countries, from the 75th to the 85th percentile, their incomes did not rise. their complaints, their anger i think is real. it's based on the fact that they did not enjoy the benefits of globalizn lik everyone e

they fought and died in every war since the revolution, and from the pews and the picket lines they lifted up the conscience of our country in the long march for civil rights. yet too many -- [applause] thank you, thank you. yet too many african-americans have been left behind. massive numbers have been left behind. 45% of african-american children under the age of 6 live in poverty. 58% of african-american youth are not currently employed. african-americans comprise roughly 13% of the population yet make up 60% of murder victims under the age of 22. that's some number, isn't it? some number. in 2015, violent crime in charlotte increased by 18%, and it's expected to rise to 24% this year. in chicago, nearly 3,500 people have been shot since january 1st of this year. it's not a very long time. think of it, 3500 people. the conditions in our inner cities today are totally unacceptable and we have to fix them. [applause] the democrats have run our inner cities for 50, 60, 70 years or more, uninterrupted. they've run the school boards, the city councils, the mayor's office, and the congression

. >> that's when she realized someone in the church stole her equipment right from a pew. thousands of dollars in equipment gone. ahead at 10:00 she tells us the plan she has to try to get it back. >>> but first he's back. tom brady four game suspension is over. since returning. it's next on fox 25 news at 10:00. kelly: you know me. not from thousands of false, negative ads- but as your first female attorney general- appointed by republican and democratic governors. equal pay and against workplace discrimination, to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve medicare, and i reached across the aisle to protect access to mammograms. i approve this message because after all the false, negative ads, i'm still the kelly ayotte you know- and i'm still fighting for you. special interests that oppose question 2 claim district schools lose money to charter schools. utright lies," reports the lowell sun. charter schools "don't siphon off state dollars" from traditional schools, says the boston globe. in fact, public schools get more money. the truth is question 2 will g

now i'm going to talk about the pew report that you cited, betsy.y that there is voter fraud because 1.8 million deceased individuals are registered. okay, so if you really look at that pew report, the report did not allege that 1.8 million deceased people actually voted. rather, pew said that it is evidence of the need to upgrade voter registration systems. there's absolutely no evidence at all that those 1.8 million deceased people actually voted, because they caught it. >> correct. >> no but i'd like to point out that the cooperative congressional research report -- >> betsy let's just put this to bed. put it to bed. >> here's why i think it's so -- >> here's why i think it's so dangerous to keep talking about this. >> dangerous? >> laura ingraham -- >> to get to the truth? irresponsible. >> let me tell you why, laura ingraham who is a passionate donald trump supporter she tweeted last night, trump, he said, trump should have said he would accept the results of the election. there is no other option unless we're in a recount again. that's from la

so in the next pew months we have three more supportive housing buildings opening up in san francisco. three more added that will be dozens, hundreds of units so that people will have the housing with supportive services in february, will open up-yes >> >>[applause] >> in february, we'd open up new is navigation center. everybody know what a navigation center is? all right. let me explain. everybody understands what shelters have been, right? they getting get out. get in and get out. that's what shelters have been. when i came to be mayor i said that's not good enough. to have people come into shelter, briefly, then kick them out at 8 am. ring them in at 4 pm kick them out at 8 am and without much service or support. what we introduced was a center called a navigation center. helping people navigate to permanent housing. the open up the very first one at 16th and mission street. for 75 people. it's a 24-7 operation. people of the meals they need to have get all the services they have. they can kind of get back into the spirit of how to sleep at night. a lot of homeless people sleep in

the report did not say that this leads to fraud and the pew researchers themselves have said that the perception of the possibility of fraud derived hyper partisan party making. the number of cases of in-person voter fraud, somebody going to the polls and pretending they are one of these people that shouldn't be on the registration list, the number of those cases is extremely low. one study found 31 verified cases out of one billion votes cast. >> i don't think dead people have ever played such a prominent role as they have tonight. >> arguably, depending on the roles of zombie policies that sometimes affect our brains. in terms of the impact of this comment by donald trump, we have heard it tried to be leafened by his campaign manager and rudy ju giuliani, saying it is not that serious, what he is talking about is a potentially contested election. there is also just political and sociological impact of him making this claim about the election we are about to have. for comment on that, want to go to our friend, joe rey reid. what's your take on that moment? some saying it was the most

in this room did become polarized in the last few decades and polarization has built over into the pews and american catholic church is. so like all americans, catholics are very much effect did that have polarization. this makes it even more difficult for catholics to engage in public life as catholics. it's no wonder then and i wish he was here now so that i could poke at them. there really is no catholic vote there's no meaningful but voters -- lack of voters and their political engagement. for the most part, what we are talking about and what is usually talked about in context like this are voters who are catholic and non-catholic voters per se. nevertheless, voters who are catholic are very keen. how they vote usually correlated with who went national elections i expect this to be true in this election as well. these voters who are cap like are diggers. they are at the moment about one fifth that the total electorate in this country and obviously they are not spread evenly across the country. some states have larger catholic populations than others which makes their role is even mo

. >>> the accident left pieces of concrete scattered on the floor and in pews. one of the victims appears to have suffered a head injury. >>> coming up, iphone 7 owners are reporting glitches with the devices. what they say is going wrong >> two bodies and two officers shot at. now the search is on to find the person connected to the >>> happening in oklahoma, a manhunt is underway after two people were found dead and two officers wounded. >> authorities are searching for this man, michael vans. they say he opened fire on officers. when they responded to reports was seriously hurt and returned fire. vans was shot twice before fleeing. authorities are looking for him and found two people dead who they say are the suspect's relatives. he stole a patrol car and later ditched it and carjacked a woman. he was recently released from jail. >>> a suspect drunk driver from new mexico crashed into a rescue helicopter. of rescuing a crash victim. pop was hurt. >>> tom hayden was died. his wife says he died in california after a long illness. he was also known for his marri

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research by gallup and by pew and by others indicate distrust of the justice system. police leaders like green bay's chief recently acknowledging the deterioration of police community relations around the country. and just within the last 24 hours, the u.s. justice department take its most ambitious project to date to track the use of force boy police officers. starting with you, mr. feingold, what could you, in your role as a u.s. senator do, to rebuild the trust in our communities? and please be specific. well, first of all, we have to recognize that nobody wants to be in this position. the african-americans i met with in sherman park the other day feel very uncomfortable with a lot of their police he know scouterrers. many friends of mine are police officers who feel uncomfortable their home to go to work every day. it can be a scary time. so we have to increase the communication and the contact. how do you do that specifically? community policing. we need to reinvigorate the funding for community policing that was started in 1994 and was very beneficial to communi

research by gallup and by pew and by others indicate distrust of the justice system. police leaders like green bay's chief recently acknowledging the deterioration of police community relations around the country. and just within the last 24 hours, the department pledging to under take its most ambitious project to date to track the use of force boy police officers. starting with you, mr. feingold, what could you, in your role as a u.s. senator do, to rebuild the trust in our communities? and please be specific. well, first of all, we have to recognize that nobody wants to be in this position. the african-americans i met with in sherman park the other day feel very uncomfortable with a lot of their police he know and worried when they leave their home to go to work every day. it can be a scary time. so we have to increase the communication and the contact. how do you do that specifically? community policing. we need to reinvigorate the funding for community policing that was started in 1994 and was very beneficial to communities so people know each other, so that peop

according to the pew research center, of the nearly states, some 46% were muslim. this also marks the first time in a decade that a small number of refugees were christian versus muslim. >> an unusual and very moving tribute to a young superhero fan in south carolina. the family of a 6-year-old boy who died after a scoot shooting last week asks mourners to don superhero costumes for his funeral. >> over 1,000 came from far and metropolis to say good-bye. rehema ellis tells the story. >> 6-year-old jacob hall's small blue casket was surrounded by 1500 mourners dressed by the superheroes jacob loved. one batman imagining what jacob would say. >> i want to coordinate the biggest hope-filled superhero bash this planet has ever seen. >> dressed as batman's side kick, robin, jacob's mother rene said she asked people to celebr >> i knew there were going to be jacob's classmates, friends from all over the place. i didn't want them to be sad. >> jacob was a happy child, as he headed off to his first day of school just two months ago. >> i'm going to be in first grade. >> go

those hurt were sitting in the pews next to where the car hit. they are expected to be okay. debris flew from the wall and hit them when the car slammed the building. the pastor of the church says the driver was able to walk away from the crash. the driver told him he was trying to avoid another car that turned onto the road but didn't stop for oncoming traffic. this forced him to swerve, lose control, and hit the church. tensions remain high this morning in north dakota between police and protesters. over the weekend, more than 80 pipeline protesters were arrested for trespassing. protesters were protesting at a dakota access pipeline construction site. some got violent. two officers got hurt trying to arrest them. the protests were getting so out of hand, deputies had to call in for help from other agencies. good news this morning as your head to the pump to fill up. gas prices across the u-s continue to fall. experts say gas prices usually follow a downward trend through the final months of the year. they also say florida prices won't see a dramatic drop unless oil prices

. >> i was thinking pew teen. >> that would be dlirks. >>> this morning on "world news now," setting the stage for the final showdown. >> trump and clinton facing off for the last of the three presidential don'ts. we're going to see how the candidates have been preparing, including how donald trump intends to get back at president obama for telling him, quote, stop whining. >>> breaking news from san francisco. four teens have been shot in the pa school. students were sent running for cover once those shots were fired. we have more details ahead. >>> bracing for impact, a wisconsin officer could only watch as an oncoming car crashes into her cruiser on the side of the road. the dash cam capturing it all. how it all played out. >>> the final state dinner of the obama presidency with a

they say the pew -- punitive members are not working.pite the current situation and they are already preparing for taking on new staff. >> even the most hospitable regions attract german investors. they are rich in raw cereals and companies have been working there for years with russian oil and gas companies. others manufacture and supply the hard lines. they are just as important to the industry and german carmakers have also invested. they are taking the approach that conditions there will stabilize. most of the companies surveyed say they stand by their commitments there. 91% of them want to maintain their current activities. 56% of companies surveyed plan to expand operations and 54% forecast an increase in sales. 86% want to see an end to sanctions. those companies say the sanctions imposed are not achieving their purpose and simply that abstract foreign investors. -- obstruct foreign investors. sarah: thank you so much. a new film being shown at a festival here in germany is making headlines. the blue of yesterday is seen as a sign

the pew poll in florida shows donald trump down by 15, 51-39. cbs shows trump is down 51-36 in battleground states. it is a problem for donald trump. he is losing women. trump himself acknowledged it in one of his tweet storms yesterday that he is losing women. according to him it is because of made-up allegations, but even he acknowledges he is losing women. women could be the deciders in this election. women have voted overwhelmingly more than men since 1984. they voted for republicans usually except for two elections since 1976. so the fact that donald trump has a women problem with votes this large is considerable, particularly in battleground states. >> before we get to gina, hill ar ary you were saying and you got cut off? >> i was saying i think it is baked in to the extent that people who care about this issue a lot have decided how they feel about donald trump. betsy said people who don't care about it aren't going to be persuaded one way or another. but let's be clear about the women's vote. women obviously are the majority of all vote

here in the studio we are joined by the vice president of global strategy at pew research center. james, good morning. >> good morning. >> we have been looking at the u.s. electorate and done research. talk us through the main findings. >> right. well, something we do at the pew research center on a regular basis, we are looking at the political landscape of the united states, not just the election. i think what is remarkable about the election, there are many things, but how different the two camps are in terms of supporters for clinton and trump. they really see a different america. trump supporters and e our polls are clearly believing that the country was worse off and the future investors think the future doesn't look bright for future investors. >> is this more on what is happening domestically or also about foreign involvement? >> americans are leaning towards focusing on their own problems and domestic issues. that feeling is stronger among trump supporters. on economic issues and engaging the economy, the americans are very divided on that. and the trump supporters are ve

i'm jason pew, news4 sports. >>> as jason just said, the skins will be in london this coming sunday. they're playing the cincinnati bengals, because the game is overseas, it starts at 9:30 a.m. >> a good time for me to watch football for sure. >>> look around your home and think about how many devices can connect online. how a massive cyberattack is smaller gadgets. >>> and the sun is out, but you'll feel a breeze northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. do your job. i'm luann bennett >>> a major hack crippling the world's most popular websites, friday was resolved after hours of major outages. hackers striking with a new weapon that could reach the devices we use in our everyday lives. nbc's jolene kent has information op how we can protect ourse

a new pew research center study says wor king moms may be stressing out the most when it comes to keeping a busy schedule. vo: in a recent survey of 18- hundred parents with children under 18 ... 86 percent of mothers and 81 percent of fathers reported feeling rushed sometimes. but for full-time working moms, being rushed is a reporting always feeling rushed. and about 39 percent of full-time working moms feel they don ' t spend enough time with their kids. interestingly, the survey found half of full -time working dads felt that way. and when it comes to leisure time, about half the parents ... regardless of how much they work ... said there ' s not enough of it. on cam: for stress-relieving ideas, and other ways to make mom ' s life easier, visit momseveryday.com. i ' m taryn vanderford. law enforcement in north dakota have spent nearly all the emergency funds set aside for costs related to the bakken oil pipeline protests. the state's emergency commission approved six million dollars late last month. but now the north dakota department of emergency services will ask for more. the origi

using some ofrump the pew study to say, i will not admit to conceding the race, i will not recognize results until the race happens. guest: donald trump should have said i will respect the results of the election, unless, as al gore felton 2000, the elect -- al gore felt in 2000, he thought the election had ballot errors, or fraud, that i want a recount and to contest the results. that is what he should have said and he did not. i think his original comments were damaging. guest: we definitely need to update, modernize systems. right now, how you are voting depends on where you live and in different jurisdictions and different amounts. another important point is people need to get out and vote. we cannot let this chatter discourage us from getting out. whoever you are and whatever your political background, it is important that people get out and vote. guest: -- host: approximately 24 million, one in every eight, no longer -- 1.8 million is ceased i listed millions and 2.4 voting. thet: the way we fix problem is modernizing voting rolls, as much as they do in europe and other parts o

the pew poll at 6. these battleground states that have come out, not any good news in there for donald trump. >> not any good news anywhere for donald trump i would say. the race was basically over at the end of the week and it's closer to over now because you're passing each day. i think -- i don't really love the statistical what the percentage -- >> 92.684. >> i'm skeptical. you don't want to declare the race to be completely over, but she's pretty solidly at a 6 or 7 lead and battleground states which are tighter in places we're seeing all over the place where she's starting to pull ahead and places like georgia where it's a statistical dead heat. if we wake up on election day and she won georgia, we're close to -- >> a lot of swing states are tight. when the swing states are north carolina, arizona, and georgia -- >> which are not usually swing states. >> that's what i'm saying. when they are those states, you know you have a republican that's really campaigned back on their heels. >> those states

there will be a origins and the pew research it is free and open to the public. >>> happening today, a tribute just about ready to get underway for a tow truck driver killed by a drunk driver two weeks ago. it happened before daylight the morning of october 9. troy mcgyver was on the scene. gregory miller hit mcgwire, killing hi fellow truck drivers will remember their friend and colleague as 50 trucks had drive down the road. jenna joins us live now speaking to one of those truck drivers. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. i talked to troy's daughter she put this together. >> this is how we show the are strong. we are here to help the public and we want the public to see that we are heart broken over our fall en brother and that we are strong and we are going to stand together and we'll push for these laws to make us safer on the sides the roads. >> reporter: ginger, you told me that troy leaves behind his 11-year-old daughter and you have a message for people who choose to drink? >>> yes, do i have a message for those who choose to in that's your choice. don't drive. you heard that

though independent research from the pew center found little evidence of it. a new cbs battleground tracker poll shows clinton leading trump in florida by 3 points. and congressman joe heck spent the weekend stumping up in northern nevada. yesterday he spoke in in reno where he campaigned with texas senator ted cruz and held another event in elko. and as president obama is t valley we will have continuing coverage both in politics now at 5-30 our 6-30 newscast right here on 8 news now. we will also have obama's speech in it's entirety on our website at las vegas now dot com./// ((sharie johnson)) >> investigators are at a crash site in southern california trying to figure what caused a tour bus to plow into an 18-wheel truck early sunday morning. the california highway patrol chris martinez has the latest from north palm springs about 100 miles east of los angeles. ((chris martinez)) >>> out here live traffic is still... >>>a crane was needed to separate a tour bus and tractor-trailer on interstate 10 near palm springs, california. the bus plowed into the back

>>reporter: with every week that goes willow by people pew tom brady keeps getting better. the patriots start fast on their drive. 7-3 patriots. second quarter history. brady looking for ron and he has him right across the middle and he's gone. 54 yards for the score. the 69th of his career. stanley 21-10 patriots. julian scores his first touchdown of the season. he reached across the goal line for that 12-yard into the bye-week with with a 1 record. we are live in buffalo with more. trey. >> a record day for the patriots. ron is the career leader with the patriots with 69. the pats are in complete control in the afe east. they are the first to get the seven wins. the dominance against the bills now 26-3 in his career against buffalo. >> the best part is at the end. we had a lot of experiences where there are 70,000 people at the end. that's a great motivation for us. to go in a tough place to play with a team that always challenges you in different ways. at the end to be so far ahead to runout to clock like we did. it's a great >>reporter: the patriots show a lot of versat

though independent research from the pew center found little evidence of it. brook silva-braga, for cbs news, new york that same "c-b-s news" battleground tracker poll shows trump trailing clinton in florida by three points. her campaign office told us tonight she'll be in the bay area on wednesday. donald trump will be in tampa tonight for a rally at the mid florida credit union amphitheater. doors open at 4:00. the event starts at 7:00. 10 news will be there. look for live coverage beginning on 10 news at 5. election day is just over two weeks away. but, why wait to vote? early voting kicks off today. on sunday the pinellas county supervisor of voting sites. mail in ballots have been pouring in all weekend. more than 37 percent of them have already been returned. cheryl greene don't forget to bring your photo id with you. there's nothing wrong with taking a selfie. but there could be something wrong with taking a selfie with your ballots and posting it on social media. in many states, you're not allow with a ballot that's filled out. the laws are mixed depen

though independent research from the pew center found little evidence of it. a new cbs battleground tracker poll... shows clinton leading trump in florida by 3 points. and congressman joe heck spent northern nevada. yesterday he spoke in reno where he campaigned with texas senator ted cruz and held another event in elko. 8news now is your local election headquarters on air and online at las vegas not dot com./// ((katie boer)) a pacific storm system will impact the region tonight through monday. for rain and isolated thunderstorms. expect more tranquil weather during the middle of next week before another series of storms takes aim at the region late in the week through next weekend. ...................... as for our winds.... it does look breezy to locally windy this afternoon and monday in parts of nye, esmeralda and lincoln counties but not widespread enough for headlines. ...................... i've been watching the moisture being tapped into our region...so far more bark than bite in regards to rainfall. lots of miig streaming into the mojave desert/sout

. >> there was a pew research center study done back this summer. who has the edge when it comes now trump or clinton? >> it has to be donald trump. he made that part of his campaign from the beginning. he has the advantage. >> because he's a disrupter. if you want change, if you don't like the way things are going. you associate hillary clinton with the current administration in which she served and donald trump. >> you see her amend her approach to terrorism with the latest cases of domestic terrorism. that's what we are. we no e that. her amendment is how much vetting is she's now using the term enough vetting or more vetting. she's avoiding the extreme vetting that donald trump is suggesting. but there's the obvious issue of vetting of particularly syrian refugees but others from countries that we're involved in wars now. you know we've been involved in that more than we were involved in vietnam. >> sure. and when you look at the numbers they can get confusing in the polling. you have some polls that show donald trump. >> change is the word. >>

. >> the accident left pieces of concrete on the floor and the pews. one of the victims suffered a head injury. >>> hillsborough county teachers will meet to discuss a hiring freeze. the "tampa bay times" reports there are 100 vacancies in the district. the school board says they can fill them internally from resource teachers and subject coaches. they are trying to save money after the fund's reserve lost $200 million in the past several years. >>> a st. pete company is laying off people at home while icor is closing the facility in st. pete early next year and laying off 76 employees. the first layoffs are set for december 16th with more to follow in january and february. >> the company is acquiring five new facilities in the u.s. and opening a new call center in poland. >>> there is more fallout from the brexit vote. banks are preparing to leave the country by the end of the year. they said when britain leaves the euro politicians might set trade barriers. they fear u.k. based firms will lose the right to conduct business in countries. it will be mo

. >> that's when she realized someone in the church stole her equipment right from a pew. thousands of dollars in equipment gone. ahead at 10:00 she tells us the plan she has to try to get it back. >>> but first he's back. tom brady four game suspension is over. and new at 10:00 he's talking for the first time since returning. it's next on fox 25 news at >> long time producer shows this passing the baton. david announced too that beginning in july of 2017 the boston pops will take over managing the event. the independence day celebration draws crowds of more than 500,000 people. they founded the celebration 43 years ago. >>> the creator of star wars is giving a massachusetts museum a big financial boost. george lucas has donated rockwell museum. that grant will allow them to create new multimedia experiences for visitors. lucas is an avid collector of rockwell pieceses. -- pieces. >> the suspension is over the franchise is back. tom brady returned to work today. sight for sore eyes. too bad we couldn't see him. >> he did not but he did do his weekly interview. he talked ab

trump also cited pew research in saying 24 million voter registrations are no longer valid or have errors. with that in mind we go to kwwl's kristin rogers live in of voter fraud right here in linn county-- we are told with all the measures taken to ensure a valid election-- it would be very, very difficult to do here--or anywhere in iowa. early voting--going on at coe college in cedar rapids-- upcoming general election-- along with absentee voting or simply showing up on election day-- so how do officials make sure no one snakes their way into voting more than once? "we check against everybody for then it's turned over for investigation and hopefully presecussion." absentee voters are also flagged as voting absentee on election day roles-- measures--are also taken before election day to esure voters are who they say they are. "somebody provides their iowa drivers license number that information is checked against social security numbers can also be used to prove identity. even the macheines that count the votes are being checked already "we are running sample ballets through every machie

according to the pew research center a record 27.3 million latinos will be eligible to vote in november. that is 12% of all eligible voters. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> we are getting closer. >>> both presidential nominees are campaigning today. hillary clinton was in pittsburg rallying sporte rallying supporters saying she wants to be their president too. >> you probably know people who are thinking about voting for donald trump. i understand that they need a president who cares about them, will listen to them, and i want to be their president too. >> mrs. clinton's rival, donald trump was in gettysburg, pennsylvania laying out his agenda for his presidency's first 100 days but that was overshadowed by his comments. >> every woman lied when they came forward to hurt my campaign. total fabrication. the events never happened. never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> the comments came on the same day an 11th accuser came forward claiming that he hugged and kissed her without her consent a decade ago after a golf tournament