no, we march right down to the podium. yeah! turned up anything? i'm not sure. this is our big chance to hit the establishment where it hurts, so let's make the most of it. i'll get it. think this demonstration is a little too convenient. i smell thrush maybe, huh? so do i, but i don't know who. uh, just a minute. greg, it's for you. what about him, baby? hello? he's just a misguided extremist. mm, thrush extremist maybe, huh? maybe. yes, he's here now, and he's talking to the blond-headed kid that joined the group this morning. yeah. well, i figured he was an u.n.c.l.e. agent. beautiful. and i'll give our two little u.n.c.l.e. mice a whiff of cheese, and we'll have them scurrying right into the trap. that's all for tonight. see you tomorrow morning. night. see you later. bye. illya, will i see you tomorrow? i have a lot of work to do tomorrow. dear illya, you're so hopelessly middle class, y. well, i'm glad. you know i'm a biology major. i'm taking a course in eugenics. well, that's nice. well, don't you think that the improvement of the human race by selective

tracy ellis ross was the woman there on the podium. and reed is right that is diana ross's daughter. she is still there, still speaking before hillary clinton is expected to take the stage. >> reed: we're also flrsing the line -- understanding the lines are several blocks long outside the smith letting people through the gates slowly to make sure it is a safe environment. but the message for hillary clinton supporters, vote early. >> marie: quite a night. i mean, we've had politicians. we've had actors take to the crowds. and you know what? as we get into weather now jerry brown it's a pretty nice night for everybody standing outside. >> it's beautiful tonight. friday night that's another ball game as they say. the winds will be blowing in wind advisories. certainly dust advisories. let's take a look at the view from cadence in henderson. i always like to throw in th in so you can see the sunset. we started off with clear skies. our skies got milky. a nice flesh of color as the sun set out to the west. sahara and the 15 south of the sp

right now interim head coach has taken the podium. >> . for what >> whatever we can do to get that corrected. will help us down the road. when gary comes back he'll have a phrap for that. we have to follow suit with that plan. it's not just the player issue. as far as getting slow starts. we're not getting going fast enough. >> >> you have sto give them credit. like we talked about all week. it was a tough game. i knew they lost a bunch of close games. they hadn't closed out. they closed tonight. >> . they tried to down. and paeubg make us throw. we have to react to that. >> we knew that going in. that he was close to it. and showed toughness going out there. we wouldn't put him out if we didn't think he was healthy enough to play for sure. wake up call for the team. >> yeah. i think weav a better job. of getting started. and then the positive i thought. was i thought they fought their tails off. to be honest. when you look at the epd of the game. having a chance to win. that's incredible. you have two on side kick. i thought our guys stay

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he commands the podium.re that you fill the stage more than your opponent does. >> the candidates practice debating stand-ins. for obama, john kerry's plays romney. rob portman plays obama. >> you never see videotape of this, not even pictures. >> no. there's a reason why. you don't want to show those vulnerable moments. >> we don't want to give away any component to our prep. >> in the 2000 campaign, one of mckinnon's secretaries gave prep video to the gore campaign. >> gore campaign went straight to the fbi. >> what happened to her? >> she went to prison for a year. >> what's so secret? i pretended to be a candidate. limited government -- >> just limited government. what kind of limits are you talking about? can you be specific. >> yes, i can list cuts. >> would you cut defense? >> so you're soft on defense? >> i knew how i should answer the questions, but under pressure it's hard. i'm saying take it back to the clinton days. "instinct is to answer the questions that are asked, but consultants day don't. >

podium. he became a grandfather yesterday. he appeared to be moved, but not for very long. >> cute. is this from everybody or looking at pittsburgh, they look good. >> have you officially decided what you want your granddaughter to refer to you as? >> and is a personal thing. >> are you in a situation where you can say, do your job, eat your [laughter] mike: pretty good. grandpa bill belichick. the indians have a 3-0 lead over the blue jays. maria: you know they are going to have t-shirts made -- eat your carrots. ben: wouldn't you? maria: at 7:00, ed harding sitting down with joe biden for an exclusive interview. what you need to do to keep your pets safe. and world news with dave in your. -- david muir. >> donald trump's strategy on the debate stage tonight. people smelled gas before many imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public c

podium right now where von miller is standing by. had a question for trevor cymeon and ask it matter the most of us normally do. here we go. >> it got me. more myself to make more plays and we did that tonight. obviously a guy who always has a chip on your shoulder, how much of the talk the last couple weeks help you coming into the game. to give this is cj anderson. 106 yards rushing tonight. go ahead and be consistent. we did it tonight we have determined around and do it again in san diego. just trying to continue to keep going and keep grinding and keep >> cj anderson, the pride of the university of california which had a huge double overtime win last week against the university of oregon. sixteen carries for 107 yards tonight. he was a difference maker along back back and a 27 does nine when by the denver broncos, brock osweiler who pedestrian tonight 22 of 41 for 131 yards. he is finally meeting the media. that's part of this offense. we check it down a lot we try to hit our running backs and we try to hit our tight end and a n

here is donald trump's podium, that over there is hillary clinton's podium. same stage positionings they've had in the previous two debates. you'll hear from hillary clinton first, that was decided by coin toss, she will get the first question. i want to flip this around and show you the view the candidates will be seeing when they're up there behind the podium. about a thousand people here in the audience tonight and here's how this will go down there will be six 15-minute segments, each with a particular focus -- debt and entitlements, immigration, the economy, supreme court, foreign hot spots, and fitness to be president. each candidate will have two minutes to answer those questions then it will lead into open discussion for the rest of the 15-minute segment. no bathroom breaks, no special breaks, a solid 90 minutes here under these bright lights. >> and each of the candidates' families will be sitting in the front row, they'll be sitting lined up into their line of sight. when you're in the room, brooke, you get the sense how close these families are sit

go for you, buddy. >> this would be the podium. right? stand up. >> why don't you stand up. there you go. how's that feel? >> wow. >> it feels good. >> yeah? >> you know what? does feel pretty good? >> yes. >> can we share news with you? you -- are -- the winner. >> the president of play! >> yes! >> thank you! all the stress is everybody 0er. >> all the stress is over. >> special things for you. a special jean jacket. >> thank you. >> and mike gets $100, too. good day. way to go. >> here are your roses. >> would you like to make a little speech? >> ah, yes. >> okay. go ahead. at your podium. >> i would just like to say thank you, everyone, for voting for me. >> yes! >> that was excellent. >> you made a great choice. >> yes, you did. >> thank you. >> we love you, honey. congratulations. >> have a wonderful >> president of play. you're the best. >> god bless you, honey. >> come on in here. >> hodi -- want to be as successful as arianna, one quality could be standing in your way. >> and "timeless," after your local news is worth waiting for. >> you're the winner! >> stress is o

mike pence will hit the podium at 6:00. peter bernard, news channel 8. >> tomorrow both clinton hillary and bill will make stops in tampa. bill clinton will attend the canvassing kickoff in st. petersburg and hillary has a voting event in tampa bay. on wednesday it keeps going because joe biden will campaign in tampa for hillary clinton. get out the early vote of vent set for that afternoon. you want to check out our 2016 election guide showing early voting locations and hours of operations go to wfla.com and click on the news tab and then hit politics. >>> the hunt on for a hit-and- run driver and polk county. the driver left the tampa woman dead and severely injured a deputy. melissa marino joins us live from the hospital where the deputy is an a long road ahead for him. >> reporter: we are told he has not been able to speak with investigators yet. we have the radio transmission that one out that frantic night. take a listen. a frantic call. scene. >> they were expecting to see a deputy standing there and a person who nee

there's no podium. we haven't seen donald trump operate without a podium. she is very comfortable in that situation and she was relaxed in the first debate and she knew how to get under her skin. i think she can do it in a town hall format. >> let's remember what donald trump said last time, when hillary clinton got so under his skin is i can be nastier than she is. let's see how he does that responding to questions from voters. >> to bill's point, the commander in chief forum that was held, there was no podium there. everybody that saw it said donald trump was better there. >> he was seated. >> but there was no podium. >> ability to interact and i think all of the acclaim came and donald trump was well prepared and focused and it was a one-on-one with matt lauer and answering questions. >>> the face off sunday in solution our cnn live coverage underway at 4:00 p.m. eastern. hope you join us for that. more ahead on what is called bill clinton's obamacare gaffe which donald trump is capitalizing on. we will talk about that as well as president clinton's larg

at your podium. >> i would just like to say thank you, everyone, for voting for me. >> yes! >> that was excellent. >> you made a great choice. >> yes, you did. >> thank you. >> we love you, honey. congratulations. >> have a wonderful time, okay? >> pde >> god bless you, honey. >> come on in here. >> hodie -- want to be as successful as arianna, one quality could be standing in your way. >> and "timeless," after your local news is worth waiting for. >> you're the winner! >> stress is is over. here's a little healthy advice. take care of what makes you, you. right down to your skin. for healthier looking skin in just one day. aveeno?. naturally beautiful results? this is a snack. this is another snack. ohhhh, is that hershey's chocolate? they're all snack brothers from the same snack mother. it's hershey's snack mix filled with pretzels, almonds, and, hershey's chocolate. boom-snackalaka. hershey's and reese's snack mix: snacks on snacks on snacks. boom-snackalaka. are you frustrated with how clear windex makes your windows? introducing...schmindex! but shmindex makes it dirty

these allegations over sexual assault and trump u trump groping women, he is expected to take to the podium there shortly. we will go to that, but pence, his running mate saying expect by the end of day evidence refuting those charges. what should we expect? >> i know that very soon we have very strong things coming out to show that, think about how hard this is, too. imagine if someone contacted you and said 30 years ago you inappropriately touched them. it's very hard to come up with anything, unsubstantiated attacks. and attacking donald trump, and here we are, early ballots are dropping in a lot of states today, even, and they come out with these claims of 30 years ago he touched someone on an airli airplane -- it's just so much junk. >> jeff, this is politics and he still has to deal with it. and his supporters are questioning whether or not he is handling the situation well, is he focusing too much on the allegations rather than getting back to the issues? what do you make of his handling of it? >> they attack him personally, i know very well that he didn't do any of the things they a

. >> look at hillary's podium. there is a light that is turned on right now.nd there it shut down. >> now, this clip, you look closely, you are going to see where hillary looks like she is scrolling on the podium. >> it's the clinton campaign had decided they wanted to put some sort of secret mechanics into the podium it would have been a foolish route to take people would have found out and made hillary look terrible. this points to a low level of trust in the media people are really suspicious of what prominent news organizations, including mine, tell them and they think there is some sort of secret that is being covered up. >> late today we heard from fank jr. told us each podium was outfitted with a light as well as note paper and pen standard issue for each nominee but, brit, no teleprompters in full disclosure i just used one to deliver that tag. >> and i have an ear piece. >> me as well. >> well there you go. we are obviously part of the conspiracy. let me ask you about another theory that arose we noted last week that a man we discovered was brady will

podium. podium. (scott)sure droves of people will tune in tonight, there were a combined 150 million viewers for the first two debates but in reality, the candidates may as well be focusing, comparitively speaking, on a very small, but vital group.(pkg)(split screen) the path to the white house, runs through sin city. hillary clinton and donald trump have to do more than just quote-unquote, 'win' the final debate. they have to ?inspire?a&and that is an altogether more difficult task: (hudak-523) "the real undecided in this race, i would argue, are people deciding whether or not to votea&(butt) all the they need to do is convey to the public don't stay home and sit on the couch, take those get to the polls and vote for me." john hudak of the brookings institution says that could be 10 to 15% of the electorate -they know 'who' they'd like to win, but 'not' if it's worth leaving the house.(hudak-:23) "this third debate either gives her the opportunity to effectively win the electiona&or gives do

. >> tim kaine will be speaking any minute now, he will be taking the podium right behind us where the president of the afl-cio is speaking, he'll be speaking about his support for hillary clinton and tim kaine. before the doors open officially, here in south philly, we saw a line of people who were clinton and kaine supporters who were outside. we saw volunteers from hillary clinton's campaign, as well as people from the american federation of teachers union. a couple of voters told us they're hoping to hear more about clinton's tax plan, since this is the first time we're hear from the vice presidential nominee, since the debate, we asked people outside what they thought of tim kaine's performance last night. >> to be completely honest, i was not a kim kaine fan until last nights. i was still planning on coming out today just because he was hillary's vp. and really my opinion of him was reversed when i heard him talk about policies and i heard him talking about how excited he is to work with hillary. >> i never new how well he spoke and how well he handled himself. >> kaine was tryin

. >>> in tonight's beyond the podium the road through the biggest battlegrounds, cbs 2 news scott thuman is on the train tour where the final fights are taking place in what be most vital to a victory, taking you along for the ride. >>> here in philadelphia pennsylvania, with a preview of our own version of a whistle stop tour, back to the days that presidential candidates used to crisscross the country to campaign on a train. philadelphia will be our starting point for this east coast swing and in a state where hillary clinton and donald trump may as well be residents, they've been neck and neck here for months so take a look where we'll be taking you. starting in the critical state of pennsylvania with stops in the purple virginia, hotly contested north carolina and possibly in play a bit now, georgia and finally, florida. the state that may surpass them all in terms of spending and candidate visits it electoral votes up for grabs and history of election mayhem. along the way we'll tell you what could make or break the candidatesy in these final days hold up they compare now to four ye

no podiums, one table, both candidates, and the moderator. >> the format, in terms of the timing and using the table instead of the podium, really is designed to foster some discussion. >> reporter: with spotlight and scrutiny on the running mates, vice presidential debates have created some memorable moments. >> jack kennedy was a friend of mine. senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> reporter: at longwood university, this professor tells me there's no evidence a vp debate has changed an election. but -- >> with that being said, though, if you look back on vice presidential debates, if a person does a really good job, it helps to energize the party. >> reporter: that's something both candidates need this year with the tops of both tickets so unpopular. >> i don't think any two vp nominees have had this kind of pressure to defend the top of the ticket from so much animosity, in some cases hatred. >> reporter: both vp candidates could spend part of their time at the table defending their running mates. maybe the senator and governor will talk policy too. at longwood university, i'm laure

went and met with people. >> mark: okay. >> trump stayed behind the podium. shook hands with chris wallace and left. he left the premises. >> mark: we knew the third one was probably going to be the most contentious in general. did their body language show that over all, do you think, through the night? >> well, one thing that trump would make fun of hillary's studying for the debates and preparing for the debat would say, you know, she shouldn't have to do that with her 30 years of experience. but i think one thing we can all learn from it is we all have to prepare for whatever communication challenge we have. i think she was a better prepared candidate. and if you watched in all three debates, she was very consistent. her visual, her verbal, her vocal. very consistent regardless of the charge being thrown at her. >> mark: right. >> trump less consistent. less. >> mark: okay. >> when he gets frustrated, we had 26 fairly good minutes at the beginning of the debate yesterday where it was fairly issue oriented. >> mark: sure. >> and then he started -- you start

you're both standing behind a podium. >> it's the way politicians most commonly speak behind a podium. it's very comfortable for them and it's security and provides a it's a predictable center of gravity, right? in the moderator is, where the camera is. so you're delivering your lines in a very fixed way. so in that sense, it's very secure. >> reporter: okay, we are going to move the feed yumspodiums as. we asked the two to demonstrate what happens when the candidates lose the power of the podium. >> exposed. naked. >> yeah, naked. >> you're not. >> no, i know, i know. no. but it's -- you -- sitting on a stool where you have to kind of look casual? no one looks on a stool looking presidential. >> you're told in prep to relax. there is nothing relaxing about this format. >> we are making history now and it's pretty exciting. >> reporter: the challenge is unique to this form of debate were evident when the first town question about the economy. >> how has national debt personally affected each of your lives? >> he gave an answer that was somewhat removed and. >> it has a lot to do with

and tonigh beyond the podium coverage. chief political correspondent scott thuman continues his trek through battleground states. right now at this moment we understand you are in georgia? >> reporter: we're here in savannah, georgia a city full of history. a state that historically has been republican red. and already a solid showing at the polls through early voting. before we get to that, we came here through one of the closest contests in the country -- north carolina. north carolina. a town with an average household income of $37,000 and scarred by layoffs and crime. and where they have high expectations of whichever candidate wins. >> really more so just the future for my son. >> reporter: alexis sanders says her vote will go to whoever can clean up the streets and bridge a big gap. >> the whole black lives matter movement like, you know, all the young guys out here getting shot and killed i don't want my son to be next. >> reporter: and work is scarce. everybody. don't send them overseas. keep them here. >> reporter

as he mentioned and turnaround with a quick game we actually have gary kubiak on the podium now. let's listen in. >> we get down by 13 or something like that and struggle to protect a little bit. we put them in a tough situat want to put him in. we battled and didn't play very good. you have to give it lynn a credit. they made a lot of big plays against us and did a great job. once they got us down. give them credit. they are a good football team. we have to have a short memory and get back to work. >> geary coming to go over the decision to play paxton and the first place. >> we just inventing trevor was ready. we watched a mark friday and talk to them saturday morning a thought paxton had a good week of practice. just a gametime decision. a lot of guys get together and watch them practicing what he is doing. didn't want to expose him today. we didn't think he was ready for that to happen. that's why we devoted. >> coach, how close do you think trevor is? >> oh he's very close. he did everything he could for us all week long but we had to make the decision at the end of the week

your podium knows where aleppo is. we have got more to cover but unfortunately our show is rigged by advertisers. so we've got to do that thing where we go away for a little bit. you know, you know what i am talking about. you know, you know. we'll be right back. we'll be right back. you know. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and they're off! well, that took a turn. what's the speed limit in here? dad! should we tell them there are more? they'll figure it out, eventually. >> trevor: welcome back to the daily show. now before the break, donald trump had exposed us to the realities of election rigging in the u.s to make sure that everyone knows that if hillary wins it's noted because trump say loser. it's because he's a victim, but like a cool victim, you know, with like a cool scar from being in a motorcycle accident with a shark. you know, i don't know how trump's mind works but the point is since there's no evidence for any of trump's claims, they may not make sense. until you realize that everything donald trump does, he frames through t

in tonight's beyond the podium report - cbs 2 news chief political correspondent scott thuman is riding the rails -- gauging the issues on the minds of voters in some of the states with the biggest prizes. prizes. we're here in savannah georgia, a city full of history and a state that republican reda&and with a solid showing already at the polls through early voting.but before we get to that, we came here through one of the closest contests in the country: north carolina."train arriving"night time in rocky mount, north carolinaa&a town with an average household income of 37 thousand dollars and scarred by layoffs and crimea&and where they have high expectations of whichever candidate wins."really more so, just the future for my sona&"alexis sanders says her vote'll go to whoever can clean up these streets and bridge a big gap."the whole black lives matter movement and all, all the young guys getting shot out here, i don't want my son to be next."and work is scarce:"try to get these jobs back, get jobs for everybody, don't send them overseas, keep 'em here!bill clinton made that part of

coming up next to donald trump as i said we are waiting podium right there.e will take the stage early to give new remarks on today's bombshell developments in the hillary clinton e-mail scandal and the reopening of the fbi investigation into it. we are told trump is delayed but we will be taking you to the rally momentarily. stay with us. much more, straight ahead. recently, a 1954 mercedes-benz grand prix race car made history when it sold for a record price of just under $30 million. and now, another mercedes-benz makes history selling at just over $30,000. and to think this one actually has a surround-sound stereo. the 2016 cla. lease the cla250 for $299 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. lou: joining me now is staff writer "fox news" contributor charlie heard. good to have you with this partner is most lengthy, lee connor great to see you and ed rollins who has been with us for a few minutes and we appreciate it. let me start with you. let's talk about the political dimensions of what has happened today. we ha

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now when they reached the podium this morning at a press conference. there was little baby when bill belichick reached the podium this morning there was a gift from reporters, a "onesie" >> cute. for anybody or just somebody special? >> once again looking at this base, they look good as they always do. >> have you decided what you would like for your grandeur yeah. that is a personal thing. >> yeah. >> oh, yeah. hopefully not. >> reporter: he didn't want to. buy him a baby gift for the granddaughter. that seem on those way. maria: he melted. he genuinely melted. i was very nice. yes. all right. meteorologist: there you two. is cooler and eventually gets wet starting tomorrow night and meat eth they do. ed: tomorrow morning on the eyeopener and start promptly at 4:30. emily is live in vegas. the game comes your way at 4:30 unknown. this gang says good night, >>> we are back with our ninth straight hour of post-debate analysis. let's turn to our focus group of undecided voters. who here is still undecided? still? how is that even possible? >> jimmy: we d

you're both standing behind a podium. there are advantages to that, right? >> well, it, it, the way politicians most commonly speak is behind a podium. very comfortable for them. there's security -- >> and it provides a little bit which i think a lot of candidacies like. >> sure. and it's a predictable center of gravity, right? you know where the moderator is. so, you're delivering your lines in a very fixed way. and so it's in that sense it's very secure. >> okay. we're going to move those podiums aside. >> all right. >> we asked republican strategist and democratic strategist to demonstrate what happens when candidates lose the power of the podium. >> how do you feel now? >> exposed. >> yeah. naked. naked. >> no, i know. i know. >> no, but sitting on the stool, where you have to kind of look casual. right? you don't -- no one sits on a stool looking presidential. >> you're told in prep to relax. let me tell you there's nothing relaxing about this format. >> we're making history now and it's pretty exciting. >> the challenge is unique to this form of debate

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this is like a bachlorette party except he was on stage behind the podium.nd what was actually the biggest difference from the last debate when the candidates could warned around and creep up on each other, right. but hillary wasn't taking any chances tonight she had a barbed wire fence installed just to case and got mexico to pay for it. if you thought it was hard to drop the craziness of the last debate where trump brought the accusers of. but hillary brought cuban as her guest which is a poor choice considering trump has shown he has no problem dealing with cubans at the debated. also brought all the women who accused trump y. and those are the ones who lined up early, folk. trump on his side did bring a special guest tonight as you know and we'll get to that later. but that definitely wasn't his first choice as we discovered in these newly lifted voice mails. >> it's donald trump again, i don't know if you got my 48 other messages but i would like you to be my guest at the debate. if you're still mad i called you fat, i'm sorry although i think we can bo

a live look speakers at the podium just getting under way. things may be could get awkward we have seen those moments with trump and clinton sitting just with one person between them. they are expected to be delivering remarks poking fun at themselves. there you are you see the cardinal sitting beee two. they are laughing at this point. the event a long standing tradition for presidential candidates we will keep checking in tonight. >>> he says she not resigning but the man serving as trump's national political director said he is taking a step back from the republican nominee's campaign. he is citing personal reasons he was helping set up field programs throughout several battleground states. >>> all this coming as we are in the stretch run to election fireworks valley welcoming another high profile visitor in michelle obama and donald trump continues to make headlines saying he will totally accept the election results if he wins. >>> first let's talk about the first lady. >> 7,000 people showed up to hear her speak. the line snaking around

you can see officials walking up to the podium. our crews are in connecticut. jacqui heinrich is there. this is something we have been waiting for. an update this afternoon. and we can pass along some of the information that has been made available so far today. this was reported that the national transportation safety board's initial investigation of tuesday's air crash in hartford indicates as a result of an intentional act. the ntsb is in the process for transferring the lead of the investigation from the ntsb to the fbi and the ap is reporting that this is now being kawrmd a case of suicide and not terrorism. >> kerry: held the first news conference with just the police chief you see right there. continuing and ongoing. a couple of facts but before i do that i would like to introduce a few of the people behind me. lieutenant lewin by the east hartford police department and from his chief, chief of detectives and representatives our partners -- with connecticut police major crime central district and fire chief. we will get to some of the other information i

if you're standing behind the podium, you're behind the podium, you can gesture, decide which camerat. you can get up and create some proximity with the people asking questions by walking up to them, by figuring out where you are with regard to the cameras. donald trump is clearly experienced with that, but not in this forum. so served john mccain poorly in 2008 when he also experienced town hall forum person got up and started wandering around the stage and got in between the camera and his opponent, barack obama, in that election. so these are things you need to practice. hillary clinton has practiced it by all indications donald trump has not. >> all right, david, thanks. >>> and we, after the break, i'll talk to trump adviser steve cort cortez about where the campaign hopes to go next. look at all these purchases you made with your airline credit card. hold on...you only got double miles on stuff you bought from that airline? let me show you something better. the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase... not just...(dismissively)

we'll see if he steps to the podium but a key battle ground state.peak to the people of florida this week. that rally will be happening momentarily. harris? harris: so our john roberts telling us bleachers hold about 4200 people and they are full as he is watching that situation. we've been telling you for the first time ever, a fox news anchor will be moderating a general election presidential debate. sandra: our friend and our colleague, award-winning journalist and one lucky guy, chris wallace. widely regarded as the best questioner in the business. he will be moderating the all-important final debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. it will be happening october 19th, 9:00 p.m. eastern. mark your calendars. the best place to watch the first fox moderated debate is on the fox news channel. we want to thank today's one lucky guy, judge alex ferrer. >> thank you for having me. sandra: good to have you. keep it here or "outnumbered overtime." "happening now" starts right now. of hillary clinton. back in august, they were in a dead heat. we ar

david: brent bozell, as you may be able to see, donald trump is just getting up to the podium there in charlotte, north carolina. we thank you very much, brent bozell. thank you very much. great research. >> thank you, david. david: that is donald trump speaking in charlotte, north carolina. he will talk about inner cities, how you revive them. talking about law and order as well. >> great to be here in charlotte to discuss an issue that means so much to me. that's the issue of urban renewal, something you don't hear very much about, and rebuilding of our inner cities. today i want to talk about how to grow the african-american middle class and to provide a new deal for black america. that deal is grounded in three promises, safe communities, great education, and high-paying jobs. my vision rests on a principle that has defined this campaign right from the beginning you've seen where we come from and where we are right now. it is called america first. every african-american citizen in this country is entitled to a government that puts their jobs, wages, and security first. i am asking

as they stood there at their two podiums, american press sitting where you guys are, iraq interest wereou guys are. a small black object sailed over our collective heads. the president avoided it, and after determining it was not the kind of small black object that goes boom, we realized it was a wing tip, some kind of shoe anyway this egyptian reporter had hurled his first of two shoes after president bush. you can probably find me and my wonderful chin on the internet. we all kept her eyes on the president because that's our job. do two things i would do it is the secret service had flocked to this guy as a potential problem and the others if you'd waited another 90 seconds you would hit the president because at the podium, although the later he was sitting, he would've been sitting in his high backed chair with my arms really have the end of the which he could get away with it. >> jim carroll from the university of maryland. >> just endemic don't for the christmas white house christmas party after that incident, i asked the president in my two minutes with him if he had hurt a lot of

there's no podium. we haven't seen donald trump operate without a podium. i think there is a real onus on him. she was very comfortable and he was not. let's remember -- >> donald trump, what donald trump said last time i can be nastier than she is. so let's see how he does at responding to questions from voters. the forum they held, there was no podium there. everybody, every poll. everybody saw it. that donald trump was better there. >> he was seated. i think all the acclaim xam donald trump was well prepared for that. he was focused. he did a very good job there. it was a one-on-one discussion with matt lauer. >> we're going to take a quick break. there will be plenty more to talk about as the debate prep ramps up. washington university, as people are we minding me. i'll be moderating. single afternoon starting at 4:00 p.m. eastern. i hope you join us for that. what is being called clinton's obamacare gaffe. we'll talk about that as well as president clinton's larger history of sometimes causing campaign history with his statements. we'll bring you up to

i'm standing at the podium, my podium. i'm standing by my chair, right.'m standing and she walks across. i said, hi hillary, how are you doing? she walks across and she stands in front of me and then the next day i wake up saying, we got all good reviews. of all of the online polls we won ten out of ten by big margins. forget that. forget it. so i'm standing at my podium by my chair. she walks across the room. she's standing in front of me, right next to me. the next day i said what did the paper say? he said he invaded her space. believe me. the last space that i want to invade is her space. >> i don't want to invade her space. we're still trying to let mees poor people come in. come on, fire marshal, do your job. she shouldn't be allowed to run for president. she shouldn't be allowed. i'm telling you. she shouldn't be allowed to run for president based on her crimes. she shouldn't be allowed to run for president. it's time for a new direction. our movement is about rebuilding our country. reuniting our citizens and revitalizing the spirit of our nation.