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good morning, its friday, september 23rd.i'm preston philips. and... i'm yetta gibson. thanks for waking up with us here on cbs5 in the next ten minutes we will get you prepared for the day with the news you need to know.let's get right to heidi--where we're already seeing some problems on the roads.

good morning- it's 7:26, i'm preston philips. the loop 202 freewayhas just reopened after a deadly crash shut it down earlier.this happene near the loop 202 and 32nd street.police say one of the vehicles was speeding in a construction zone...when it hit another car.the car it hit...flipped...and a passenger was ejected....and pronounced dead at the scene. whether alcohol the crash. 3 ? >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning.? here is a look at tybee georgia this morning. tropical storm hermine is heading right now and bringing legislative wind, rain, and strong surf. >> it roared across northern florida overnight as a category one hurricane. up to 100,000 people in tallahassee have no power. flooding is causing a lot of problems as well. emerald moro of tampa affiliate wtsp is in hudson, florida, one of the coastal towns north of tampa currently under water. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the people in new port richey the biggest problem is flooding. every single direction you look there is nothing but water. you

let's take a look at those polls with mark preston and philip bump and bring in cnn political analystavid gregory. good to see you. let's put the polls up. we have ohio. these are our numbers. cnn polls. trump 46, clinton 41, gary johnson and stein to about 10%. florida 47, 44, 6 and 1. david, you're new to the panel. the reasons why we hear profe professor ron brownstein, saying i told you. trump is moving up with college educated white men. >> this has been a area of concern that that area of strength college educated white voters were generally trending away from trump. that, of course, is republican stronghold. even as he does well with those without a college degree that he was losing that other key group. so, we see a change there. we've seen a change in the national picture for sure. and here trump, if you look at states like ohio, like florida where he's doing better. one in florida where he has got a home there and has a base of support and won so handily in the primaries and in ohio where the rust belt part of the country where his message is likely to resonate more. certain

alex burns and "washington post" political reporter philip bump and mark preston. so, here we go, alex. he said, i'm not going to go there. i'm not going to talk about it. that's exactly what he's doing. can we explain this simply by who he has telling him what to do? you have bannon and brightbeit. attacking the clintons on a personal basis for, what, 5 y25 years? >> remember the people around donald trump and i would add roger stone to that list, a guy who has been around donald trump longer than anyone and written an entire book about bill clinton and his affairs and hillary clinton's alleged involvement in helping cover them up. i think it's clear that donald trump himself when he's faced with adversity likes to escalate the conflict to the greatest extent possible and in this kind of situation i think it's difficult for someone like that who likes to fight and likes to fight harshly and in personal terms to resist the impulse to go there and go there fast. we saw him pretty publicly wrestling with that all of yesterday and all the day before. first saying i wo

we want to bring in cnn politics mark preston and "washington post" reporter abby philip.idates there express dismay and disappointment. they're both saddened by what they're seeing here. the question is what to do about it. we had robby on yesterday and asked what her plan is and he gave a hillary response. let's remind viewers what he said her plan is. >> no set of best practices on how to manage like what happened in tulsa. these situations are handled by local policies currently and what she is proposing is that we actually set up national standards so that localities have better practices to work with and train towards. >> so, national standards, so, leicalities have better practices to work towards. now, let me play for you donald trump's much shorter response when asked what he would do about it. listen to this. >> wae all respect our police greatly and they'll just have to get better and better and better. >> theria go. i mean, can you imagine a better illustration of how they both approach these things, at least communication wise. >> what message cuts through a l

. >> so here to discuss a busy day on the campaign trail, philip bump, manager of time and cnn politics executive editor in mark preston. they all join me here in the studio. it is a pleasure having you all on. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail, barak obama stepping in today. the president stepping in today to help her in the key battleground state of pennsylvania. mark, i am coming to you but i want you to listen to a bit of what the president had to say. >> so you want debate transparency, you've got one candidate in this race who has released decades worth of her tax returns. the other candidate is the first in decades who refuses to release any at all. you want to debate foundations and charities? one candidate's family foundation has saved countless lives around the world. the other candidate's foundation took money other people gave to his charity and then bought a six-foot tall painting of himself. >> i think you will agree as others, even on the other side that say that president obama is a gifted campaigner, but how much do you think this is going to impact her campaign? is it going to help her? >> qui