. >> when we met joseph regan in one of the massive kitchens at new york city's rikers island jail, he was serving 90 days for misdemeanor assault, criminal mischief and petty larceny. >> they're not always as clean as they should be. you got cockroaches in here, stuff like that. but, you know, i haven't seen anybody die lately, so i guess they get away with it. >> while regan may never get a job as a rikers island spokesman, he offered a plug for life here. >> if you like being told what to do, if you like being told what to eat, sleep, go to the bathroom, [ bleep ], scratch your ass, if you like taking a chance of getting your ass kicked or getting killed, whatever, by inmates or police, if you like this type of thing, then this is the place for you. >> like many other inmates here, regan has had multiple arrests. >> most people that come to jail stay in jail. regardless whether they go home, they come back, come back. spend the rest of their life in jail. >> while inmates can sometimes be in denial about the circumstances that have brought them to jail, regan was crystal clear. >> m

. >> nancy reagan had to defend ronald regan.as in the white house -- >> she didn't have to say i'm offended by what my husband said through the campaign. >> different personalities. >> right. ronald regan had class. >> when i -- when i say that they're alike, i'm talking about politically and the kinds of folks that they appeal to. that's what i'm talking about. and the kind of enemies they have. ronald regan's biggest enemy was the republican establishment. they couldn't stand him. now they pretend how great he was and all of this kind of stuff. they -- i mean, i was there. they hated his guts. >> for different reasons. >> tara, we're getting this statement from melania trump, from mike pence as well. through the campaign the principals are condemning the words of donald trump. >> of his own vice president condemns him. this is unprecedented. jeffrey knows, we go back and forth about this all the time, that i feel that trying to compare ronald regan and donald trump is a disgrace to ronald regan's legacy. ronald ragan was a cla

he wrote an entire book about his friendship with ronald regan. reading "national review" made him into a conservative from a liberal. in his eulogy for ronald regan which was written before reagan had died but when he was in decline. buckley wrote, i have speculated on what i continue to believe was the conclusive factor in the matter of american security against any threat of soviet aggression. it was the character of the occupant of the white house, the character of ronald regan. >> now just so people will have an idea of just how close you have come to buckley, we have a little buckley. let's listen to him. >> we will explore the question of the future of the gop and of the conservative movement. there is as little point i think in reciting the background of ronald regan as there would be in reciting the background of jimmy carter. i suppose it is reasonable to say they are the two best known politicians in the country after senator kennedy and richard nixon. >> let's stop calling names. >> i'll sock you in the god damn face and you'll stay pl

she is 69 and trump is 70. >> both seem so much older than regan. need millennials so you have the two oldest people running in modern times. >> you haven't seen hillary on this show. on tuesday hillary appeared on a popular univision show. it is considered the charlie rose of spanish language tv. >> hillary clinton. >> how are you? i am so happy to see you. >> it is like charlie rose with a twist of lime. hillary started off the interview with a lie. >> have you ever seen him before? >> i have. i have. >> we have been on the air for 18 years. >> the host then grilled her for the next 15 minutes. >> you are a grandmother. what do you do with your granddaughter? how do you have time for all this? what do you like to eat? >> yes, what is her favorite food? >> choose one. >> if i were going to choose one i think it would be mexican food. >> hillary added, quote, all of this pan forking -- pandoring makes me hungry for tacos. but the host did ask tougher questions. >> is it true you have your own recipe for cookies? >> i do. >> i did not know that. even

bye, regan. >> all right. it's a classic film. dancg and acting. nging and >> who better to star in the we imagined rocky horror picture show than the man whoan do it he's playing. he's the ped piper. all after your local news. (coughs) cough doesn't sound so good. take mucinex dm. i'll t when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. >>> it's -- >> if you're wondering why we're doing this -- >> this crazy dance, what is it? >> it's the time warp. >> show us. >> to the ?? >>nd put your hands on your hips and put your knees inside. and then back. >> i kind of like it. anyways -- in the 1975 cult classic the rocky horror picture show. >> i love the time warp. >> so it's the tent of a young, innocent couple. to life over 40 years later as a teen. >> do the time warp again. >> and again and again. >> they're playing the sam characters, but just different people doing it. so ireinveng. >> no, no, it's a tribute to. it's a tribute to the original. you cannot reinvent. you ca

county recorder, helen purcell, who is on the ballot herself, to our secretary of state, michelle regan, along with other party said this election logistically is not rigged. and, frankly, you know, i almost am offended by the fact, and i can't believe i'm using that word, that donald trump would suggest that such hard workers like helen purcell, like michelle regan, who, don't get me wrong, they have made their mistakes over the years but they have done their best to perfect them and i'm looking forward to november 8 and seeing how they have done. >> for you to stand up and say that the democratic process to be president of a democratic country, again, that's a problem. >> and watching democrats claim that this can never happen, this would never happen to us, and it was just a short memory a time ago when -- where everyone in the democratic party screamed that they had the entire election ripped out of their hands. >> you're saying this is not the first time we have heard this argue [ >> democrats looked at us 6:00, a -- on 12 news at 6:00, a body language takes a look at what the cand

trish regan is with me. lou dobbs is with me.ynamics tonight? >> the dynamics are changed by further charge into this battle as we have discussed, epic, and that is the mainstream media, liberal bias will be in question and on display because each of the women who have accused bill clinton in very serious charges over the course of the past 20 years have been ignored bit mainstream media. and now we're going to see how that plays out in this debate. already their presence is not simply, some distant abstract shun you but they are in the room with these two combatants for the 2016 election. neil: you know, trish regan, all those clinton accusers are in the audience. they all exit through the spin room. they could all conceivably talk to the media in the spin room. that could get very interesting. >> i imagine they will too. i think this is part of the goal here to get their story out to, change the narrative, neil, as he has pointed out, he said a lot of words but words are different than actions. and so he is trying to flip this

regan did the the same thing in 1980. he helped get the g.o.p. control of the senate. when nixon won a historic landslide in '72, it had no impact. and my guess or theory if i want to fancy it up, when an election is ideological it can have serious coattail effects because voters are saying we want a change in direction. i believe if clinton wins it is largely a repudiation of trump, rather than some commitment to her agenda. but as i said, the other thing that we know-- and we'll talk about this tomorrow-- is people split their tickets les. so a huge win for clinton is likely it to have a significant impact, particularly in that senate race and maybe even in the house as well. >> sreenivasan: is there going to be an event, at least up to this point, that helped define the race, whether it's debate performances or it's the leaked video of donald trump's comments or the paper cut after paper cut of roger wicker e-mails being released week after week? >> the theory among academics is campaign events don't have a kind of hugely consequential event. this year looks like it

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." donald trump and hillary clinton both campaigning in the swing state of florida at this hour. this is going to be donald trump's third event in the state today, he's also got a fourth event scheduled later this evening. meanwhile, this poll just came out about an hour ago out of arizona, and it shows donald trump with a one-point lead over hillary clinton. so here we are, status check. you've got the election 14 days away, and despite what the clinton campaign and the mainstream media are saying, this election is far from over. joining me from sanford, florida, our very own adam shapiro. hey, adam -- oh, wow, you have got quite a crowd. >> reporter: oh, yeah. there's probably 4,000 people. you can see, let me just point you right up to the podium where mr. trump will speak about 3:00 this afternoon. this crowd has been standing in the hot florida sun for several hours. they're still coming in here, and they want to hear mr. trump's message about restoring the economy, talking about th

regan. >> ron, everyone is still talking about last night's final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. >> the candidates are hoping last nature's debate had -- last night's debate had enough of an impact to swear it their way. they faced off on immigration, abortion, and foreign policy. the moment that seemed to catch everybody off guard was when trump was asked whether or not he would accept the outcome of the election. he made his 0 comments after making the comments about the whole process being rigged. >> we had hot, contested elections going back to the very beginning, bun one of our hallmarks has always been that we accept the outcomes of our elections. >> all right. as for today, clinton did not have any campaign events planned, but tonight, both candidates are expected to speak at a nonprofit foundation fund raiser in new york city, although, not at the same time. >>> fresh off the debate stage, trump flaw to ohio last nature -- flew to ohio last his supporters. he told the crowd in delaware, ohio, he also told them there's only one situation where he will accept

don't miss fbn special live coverage of second presidential debate, sunday night, trish regan at 6 p.m., and lou dobbs at 7:00, neil cavuto at 8:00, i am joining them in the lou, nickname are in st. louis. obamacare is a top campaign issue. is donald trump use the failing healthcare plan to his advantage over the next month? and why would ron paul try to divert voters from fellow libertarians, in favor of the greenspan party, i will ask him, coming up. [burke] at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a wreck 'n' wash. [dad] see, the carwash isn't so scary. [boy] that was awesome! [dad] yeah. [burke] covered. november fourteenth, 2015. talk to farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ kennedy: rising cost of obamacare becoming a issue. now donald trump is attacking hillary clinton, blaming her for costly insurance premium. >> and i think that hillary clinton should apologize for pursuing obamacare, and she wants to make it even worse than it is right now. we're going t

trish regan a lot going on. trish: trump firing back. some of these claims go back decades. so why now? just 26 days before the election, are we learning bit? timing has a lot of people wondering whether or not this is coordinated attack by the clinton campaign i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." donald trump moments ago denying he ever assaulted anyone, call this is big media conspiracy, watch. >> these vicious claims about me, of inappropriate conduct with women are totally and absolutely false. [cheering] and the clintons know it, and they know it very well. these claims are all fabricated. they're pure fiction and they're out right lies. these events never ever happened, and the people that said them meekly, fully understand. trish: now again this is all coming after now six women have said he kissed or talk touched them inappropriately. he is so enraged, threatening to sue. he has done that a lot throughout his life, threatened to sue, when he has gotten enraged like this. meanwhile breaking moments ago, "the new york times" issuing a state

category 3 storm, could go to category 4 storm, and as trish regan will be reminding you this next hour, they're going to be monitoring this puppy because it is big. people always say why is it home depot, lowe's, those guys go up ahead of the storm. people stock up. trish: little economic boost for the home depots of the world. get ready, folks, donald trump is about to speak at raily in the battleground state in nevada any minute now. that's a live picture coming into us from henderson, nevada, a town outside of lavegas. some of his supporters are getting up to the podium. he will be going there any minute. we'll go there as soon as he does. happening as hillary clinton takes a break from the campaign trail to attend yet another fund-raiser in d.c., i'm trish regan. welcome everyone, to "the intelligence report." as we await trump's rally, whole lot of buzz about the vice presidential debate. both came out swinging from trump's mexico comments to clinton foundation scandals, mike pence went for the jugular. pretty much nothing was left off the table. pretty entertaining, far more than

regan national airport, viia donald trump campaign in florida today. early voting has already begun there. trump blasted preelection polls, calling them phoney. and clinton campaigned with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. warren blasted him for his nasty woman comment. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty lives forever. >> the latest cbs battleground tracker poll shows clinton leading trump in a number of key states. >>> coming up, campaign sacheration. we'll take you to ohio where voters are being overwhelmed by millions of dollars of adds from the candidates. >>> and dry salt therapy rooms that promise to help people breathe easier. the valley all day yesterday. ((kirsten joyce)) >> plus... the bonanza gift shop has a new owner. and you might be shocked to hear how much it sold for! ((brian loftus)) >> and...the owner of the iconic tower of jewels is retiring. see how he was bucking the modern conventions and why he's deciding to retire. ((kirsten joyce)) 8 news now good day, the valley's news

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i am trish regan. welcome everyone to the "the intelligence report." this hurricane has killed at least 140 people in the caribbean. 100 dirty six people here in the u.s. the national guard has been diploid. 1.5 million people in florida are under evacuation orders. airports shutting down. gas stations, even disney world. they've got to get people out. the last time disney did not. governor rick scott warning people that this is not the time to take chances. he got a get out. >> if you're reluctant to evacuate, think of all the people to star in a skillet. you and your family could be among its members if you don't take this seriously. if you need to evacuate and you have it, evacuate. the storm will kill you. trish: sobering words from the governor. the storm will kill you if you do not evacuate. the path of this hurricane of course to the economic impact. adam shapiro within daytona beach florida, wherein just about a few hours, some say six, some same war. hurricane matthew is due to hit there. so far so good. people out on the beach behind you. rep

trish regan joins me. guy down in the polls. he's got to get some momentum going. what do you think? >> this is his last opportunity. to try and convince some of those independent voters right now. he made strides last time around. the first time he could have done better. but he improved the second time. the question is how much improvement is there going to be tonight. is he going to be able to attack -- and i use that word somewhat measured. bring up some of her weaknesses while simultaneously stressing what he will do to improve the economy. neil: he seemed to have gotten church-goers back in hisser oner after not having them in hisser oner. that's a fluid situation, i understand. but he might be looking at the under pinnings saying i see a lot of classic developments. >> this is despite the whole page that came out with the inappropriate language. the bottom line is it points to her vulnerabilities as a candidate. i don't think they would be having this problem if they put joe biden up. neil: the poll

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here is trish regan.all right, everyone, three hours from what may be the pivotal moment in an already wild election. tonight's second presidential debate coming amid a leaked audiotape of lewd comments made by donald trump. that tape has rocked this race. a multitude of key republicans from senator john mccabe to former -- john mccain to condoleezza rice all voicing their disapproval and vowing not to vote for donald trumpment but he has come back from these things before. the question is, can he do it again. can he do it tonight in just

regan national airport, virginia. >>> both hillary clinton and donald trump campaign in florida there. trump blasted preelection polls, calling them phoney. and clinton campaigned with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. warren blasted himor his nasty woman comment. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty >> the latest cbs battleground tracker poll shows clion leading trump in a number of key states. >>> coming up, campaign sacheration. we'll take you to ohio where voters are being overwhelmed by millions of dollars of adds from the candidates >>> and dry salt therapy rooms that promise to help people breathe easier. thanks for watching, i'm anne we'll break down the numbers. >> good morning, everyone. it is tuesday at 4:30:30 in the morning. i'm russ bowen. >> good morning, russ. good morning to you as well. i'm stefan chase. this morning it's all about the forecast. good morning, alyssa. >>> good morning to you and good morning to you at home as well. we started off similarly to monday morning, clear skies.

rushmore, ronald regan said something interesting about nuclear proliferation pac in the 1980s. he said the problem with nuclear proliferation is that some fool or maniac could cause it. i think that's who governor pence's running mate is. >> that's pretty low. >> kaine attacked him as too dangerous to serve as commander in chief. >> there's a reason why people question the trustworthiness of hillary clinton and that's because they're paying attention. i want to give this president credit for bringing osama bin laden to justice, but the truth is osama bin laden led al qaeda. th primary thread is isis. what you heard is they have a plan for open borders, amnesty. >> our plan is like ronald regan's plan from 1986. >> they call it comprehensive immigration reform on capitol hill. we all know the routine. it's amnesty. >> 250,000 people. 100,000 of them children. governor -- >> that is absolutely false and you know it. and you know that. >> did you work on that one a long time because that had a lot of really creative lines in it? >> i'm joined now by msnbc's joy reid, radio host hu

trump also promised that in his first 100 days of office his the biggest since ronald regan and said they will rebuild the military . nevada state democratic party chair roberta lange firing back at donald trump -- releasing this statement. quote: "donald's visit to las vegas -- is nothing more t-- han a call to action for voters -- who will reject this racist -- anti-immigrant bully -- who brags -- about sexual assaulting women -- and has no cresent hardy -- for not publicly stating -- hillary clinton's e-mail saga -- continues to cast a big shadow -- over her campaign. the justice department -- and the fbi are now looking to secure approval -- to search the newly found e-mails. yasmin amer -- has the latest. donald trump"the biggest political scandal since watergate." butt sot hillary clinton "it's pretty strange, to put something like that out with such little information, questioning fbi director, james comey's timing to notify congress about the review of newly found e- mails... tim kaine / -d- vice presidential nominee: "this is an unprecedented move because it's happened close

i am trish regan. welcome to the "intelligence report." this desertion taking place just as the brand-new poll is released via the poll was conducted after donald trump salute comment connected before the debate and may show hillary clinton right now with a double-digit lead over her rival. the donald trump strong debate performance gave him the momentum he needs to turn it around. our political a-team is here to weigh in. new worries for hillary clinton today as with unix releases more than 2000 hacked e-mails belonging to clinton campaign chairman john podesta. they show among other things the campaign concerned about bill clinton's escapades with women were in fact some end i became a big issue in the debate and worries that her false attacks on bernie sanders will hurt the party appeared first back to the republican party right now as i said vice presidential nominee mike pence addressing donald trumps comments moments ago and taking key is sticking with trout to watch. >> i don't condone what was said and i spoke out today. the other

i am trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report." here's where we stand right now at this hour. reuters is reporting that more than 840 people have been killed by this monstrous storm, including one in florida. more than half a million homes in florida are without power. more than 4500 flights have been canceled through saturday and evacuation orders remain in place for two million people in florida, georgia and south carolina. authorities are urging people to leave these areas. the storm is barrelling towards georgia and the carolinas as we speak. president obama reminding americans that they've got to remain vigilant. >> this is still a really dangerous hurricane. if they tell you to evacuate, you need to get out of there and move to higher ground. we can always replace property, but we can't replace lives. trish: there's also a hesitancy when there are events from people living in these areas because they don't want to get out or figure i got out in the last hurricane and nothing happened. i would have been so much better off, it

regan national airport, virginia. >>> both hillary clinton and donald trump campaign in florida today. early there. trump blasted preelection polls, calling them phoney. and clinton campaigned with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. warren blasted him for his nasty woman comment. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our tracker poll shows clinton leading trump in a number of key states. >>> coming up, campaign sacheration. we'll take you to ohio where voters are being overwhelmed by millions of dollars of adds from the candidates. >>> and dry salt therapy rooms that promise to help people breathe easier. thanks for watching, i'm anne marie green.

i am trish regan, welcome, everybody, to "the intelligence report." the latest polls have trump trailing hillary clinton by eight percentage points. so with just three weeks to go until the election, he's got his work cut out for him. can he do it? we are expecting trump to respond, meanwhile, to president obama who just moments ago slammed him for calling the election rigged. watch the president here. >> you start whining before the game's even over, if whenever things are going badly for you and you lose you start blaming somebody else, then you don't have what it takes to be in this job. trish: so he may retaliate against the president. we'll with watching more that. donald trump also expected to hit mrs. clinton on new revelation that is the state department seemed to have tried to engage the fbi in a quid pro quo agreement during their investigation into her private e-mail server. all of this happening as wikileaks releases a brand new batch of hacked e-mails this morning. we have a whole lot to get to, folks, but i want to go to peter barnes who

that in his first 100 days of office his administration will cut taxes - the biggest since ronald regan and said they will rebuild the military . nevada state democratic party chair roberta lange firing back at donald trump -- releasing this statement. quote: "donald's visit to las vegas -- is nothing more t-- han a call to action for voters -- who will reject this racist -- anti-immigrant bully -- who brags -- about sexual assaulting women -- and has no respect -- for the workers -- on -- to call out gop candidates -- joe heck and cresent hardy -- for not publicly stating -- who they're voting for. hillary clinton -- taking her campaign -- to the sunshine state today. clinton -- seizing on a washington-post report -- trump came to an opening ceremony -- at a nursery for children with aids in the 19- 90's. but clinton -- saying -- that was just a photo-op -- with no ary clinton, (d) presidential nominee): "so he sat on the stage through the program, even posed for over, he got up and walked out, no explanation, no donation. now really, who does that? (audience booing/at trump, not clint

i think that's who governor pence's running mate is, who ronald regan warned us about. >> senator, that was even below you and hillary clinton. that's pretty low. >> reporter: pence was mild mannered, kane was far more aggressive. the two battled over which campaign hurls more insults. >> he says ours is an insult-driven campaign. did you all just hear that? ours is an insult-driven campaign. trump had said all the things you said he said in the way you said he said them, he still wouldn't have a fraction of the insults that hillary clinton leveled when she said that half of our supporters were a basket of deplorables. she said they were irredeemable. they were not america. i mean, it's extraordinary. >> did donald trump apologize for taking after somebody in a twitter war and making fun of her weight? did he apologize for saying african-americans are living in hell? did he apologize for saying president obama was not even a citizen of the united states? will you look in vain to see donald trump ever taking responsible for anybody and apologizing. >> following the debate, trump said mik

regan national airport, virginia. >>> just two weeks to go before the election and both hillary campaign in florida. yesterday trump blasted preelection polls, calling them phoney. clinton campaigned in new hampshire with warren. warren blasted trump for his nasty woman comment in the last debate. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty lives forever. >> the latest cbs battleground tracker poll shows clinton leading trump in a number of key states. coming up on "cbs this morning" campaign sacheration. we'll take you to ohio where voters are being overwhelmed by millions of dollars of ads by the candidates. >>> and dry salt therapy rooms that promise to help people breathe easier. ,, >>> defense is at it again, a broncos victory again this morning. the matchup against the was just like dfw wanted as the broncos pull off a much-needed

regan national airport, virginia. >>> both hillary clinton and donald trump campaign in florida today. early voting has already begun there. trump blasted preelection polls, calling them phoney. and clinton campaigned with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. warren blasted him for his nasty woman comment. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty lives forever. >> the latest cbs battleground tracker poll shows clinton leading trump in a number of key states. >>> coming up, campaign sacheration. we'll take you to ohio where voters are being overwhelmed by millions of dollars of adds from the candidates. >>> and dry salt therapy rooms that promise to help people breathe er. marie green. background checks, but there's one thing local cab drivers don't have to do that could be putting you at risk. donald trump brings back a legend while campaigning in tampa bay. and cracking down on kid criminals without ruining their future. good morning and welcome to "10 news early morning." i'm allison kropff. lets get a look at #10weather with meteoro

. >> reporter: and regan is a republican, so she hasn't come out to endorse trump or any candidate. and that was it. interview over. questions answered. >> no, i'm still concerned about it. i don't trust the clinton machine. >> reporter: so sarah nothing to it. was she at least a little reassuring? >> yes. >> and very articulate about the process and how it has been changed and upgraded and updated and that is comforting. >> reporter: at the capital with sarah, william pits, 12 news. >> if you have a question you'd like us to verify, shoot us an e-mail at 12news.com. >>> if you were wondering why donald trump and hillary clinton were really thinking last night's final debate, it is all right there in their body language. i had a chance to sit down with patricia townsend. she is a body language expert as the back-and-forth battle took place. >>> when this debate started, i thought they looked a little sedated. maybe someone slipped them something, and 30 minutes into this debate, the emotions were high, the emotions were getting high and both of them getting with hillary are these pa

regan national airport, virginia. >>> both hillary clinton and donald trump campaign in florida toda there. trump blasted preelection polls, calling them phoney. and clinton campaigned with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. warren blasted him for his nasty woman comment. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty >> the latest cbs battleground tracker poll shows clinton leading trump in a number of key states. >>> coming up, campaign sacheration. we'll take you to ohio where voters are being overwhelmed by millions of dollars of adds from the candidates. >>> and dry salt therapy rooms that promise to help people breathe easier. thanks for watching, i'm anne dear fellow citizen, time spent with my son really makes me appreciate "the now". but i also have to plan for my family's future. and that means taking on debt. in a smart way. like my mortgage - it's working for me. and if he needs a college loan down the road, that'll be worth it too. it's all about having a strategy, that fits your life. so, if you have a question about how to

trish regan with me.s you get ready to talk to folks in the room and the ground rules, which has changed everything. >> in a race that is as dynamic as everything we've seen in modern politics, changes minutes before the debate kicks off. and you have to wonder, you and i talked about this in the break whether or not the participants, the undecided voters have no idea about the trump press conference with the four accusers. neil: they are already locked down in there, they might hear word of mouth but trish regan, it's got to come up in questioning now and change the tone and question. trish: absolutely. the onus is on the moderators to make sure it does come up. one would anticipate it would and should and does change the story somewhat., it's more difficult for the moderators to sweep under the rug what happened years ago with bill clinton and the fact that hillary clinton stood by his side, not just stood by his side, neil, was willing to trash and destroy any woman who accused her husband of these act

trish regan is here. mika is here. i'll begin with you. as a donald trump supporter was any part of you dissuaded, chagrined, angry when you heard these comments? >> no. as a woman of course i don't condone those comments. but he has apologized to the american people. he's said he wants to be a better person. it happened a long time ago. he's given his heart and soul to this country. and as a mom and as a christian at the heart of christianity is forgiveness. so i certainly am not wavering in my support of him or any of his core supporters. >> what do you think of those supporters or used to be supporters who are no longer supporters and they're turning away from him? >> i think it's only going to help him. you and i discussed a year ago on your program why i thought that ted cruz or donald trump would be the last man standing. it's quite simply this, the old gop playbook isn't working. it's like einstein's theory of crazy. we've done the same thing over and over the last several election cycles and it's not working. these voters are reall

regan national airport, virginia. >>> just two weeks to go before the clinton and donald trump campaign in florida. yesterday trump blasted preelection polls, calling them phoney. clinton campaigned in new hampshire with warren. warren blasted trump for his nasty woman comment in the last debate. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty lives forever. >> the latest cbs battleground tracker poll shows clinton leading trump in a number of key states. coming up on "cbs this morning" campaign sacheration. we'll take you to ohio where voters are being overwhelmed by millions of dollars of ads by the candidates. >>> and dry salt therapy rooms that promise to help people breathe easier. thanks for watching, anne breaking news right now.. a group of homeless people get into a fight with a people in a car...this morning one of those peole are dead.a live report from the scene is just seconds away. today... sheriff's deputies on horseback will begin patroling the salt river after several horses were found shot. and a rescue that will have you shaking

he is now in jail and officers believe he shot and killed 39- wounded regans. he is charged with first-degree murder. >> right now, the pasco county sheriff's office is looking for a man who tried to get a 15- year-old girl into his van. that teen decided not to get inside the van and investigators say the suspect was driving an older model blue van on bartlet road. the suspect is a white male, bald, from 30 to 50 years old. anyone with information is urged to call the sheriff's office. almost one year later and there's still no arrests from this frightening night. one person was killed and several others hurt at the zombie themed festival in fort meyers. now detectives interviewed hundreds of witnesses. they examined, looked at tons of images and videoing from that killing. on monday, that will be one year since those shootings and so far, no one has been arrested. >>> we now know the name of the collided with a car in the southbound lanes of the 8500 block of u.s. 19. witnesses tell us that reid was pulling wheelies and driving wrecklessly at the time. the dr

all right, trish regan, to you. trish: indeed, we will. i have a hunch it won't work both ways on this one. neil: i have a feeling. trish: you're looking at this live picture out of greensboro, north carolina, where donald trump is going to speak at a rally. he may take aim at paul ryan, may take aim at media. we shall see. north carolina is a must-win state for donald trump. he needs to stick to his message. talk about the economy. he needs to talk about isis, because a brand-new poll right now shows him trailing hillary clinton by four points in the tar heel state. i'm trish regan, welcome everyone to "the intelligence report." we're going to bring you trump's speech in north carolina, when the rally begins, when he comes to the stage. we have other stories including house speaker paul ryan who just finished speaking at an event college republicans in wisconsin. the speaker of the house staying away from donald trump's recent controversies and instead slammed the policy of the left. listen. >> time and again, we have been told if we just

. >> reporter: when we brought a concerned voter to the office on thursday, regan said the list of the deceased is compared with voter lists and every single ballot has that is on file. >> and sometimes multiple times. and even if your signature changes over time, which many people their signature does change, the county official will call you. >> reporter: so to get away with having a bunch of dead people voting, you'd have to be an expert forger and find a lot of people who missed the list. >> candidates talking about flash flood and this, that and the other. it would be pretty tough, i would think, to, you know, corner all of the people who them sent out. i would think it is more of an accident, a miss. >> reporter: and the recorder says sometimes this just happens. somebody's name slips through the cracks. if it happens to you, be sure to bring a death certificate to the county recorder's office to make sure they take that person's name off the rolls. in phoenix, 12 news. >>> thank you, william. >>> if you have something you would like us to check out and verify, let us know. send

those protestants were important of formation in 20th century and also important constituency of regan and bush coalitions. there's affinity between that english background or scottish background protestants and with the republican party and people of dutch or german decent may have been at wasn't point in the democratic party because the democrats were a coalition of ethnic groups and southerners, et cetera. some of that has worn away and as some of those ethnic groups have become more americanized as they were, they may fit more with the republican party. i think there's strong relerve -- resemblance, you can look and see affinities political as well. >> host: who are some of the leading evangelicals in american society today? >> guest: people who are the popular preachers, rick warren in church in california. joe olstein. but he -- he also gave one of the indications in president obama's inauguration, i believe. he hasn't been that political and olstein hasn't had any political footprints as far as i followed it. jerry, jr. was important with the reagan coalition in 1979 and he was

regan national airport, virginia. >>> just two weeks to go before the election and both clinton and donald trump campaign in florida. yesterday trump blasted preelection polls, calling them phoney. clinton campaigned in new hampshire with warren. warren blasted trump for his nasty woman comment in the last debate. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty lives forever. >> the latest cbs battleground tracker poll shows clinton leading trump in a number of key states. coming up on "cbs this morning" campaign sacheration. we'll take you to ohio where voters are being overwhelmed by millions of dollars of ads by the candidates. >>> and dry salt therapy rooms that promise to help people breathe easier. thanks for watching, have a great day. three ?deadly? shootings... in the ?middle of the day? in milwaukee. one happened at a north side ?bar.? details ahead. 3 and - one suspect turns himself in... after a deadly crash over the weekend.but the second suspect. 3 good morning everyone.it's tuesday, october 25-th. i'm jessica tighe. tighe.and i'm kate c

. >> sreenivasan: one of the homeowners on this block: the city manager, john regan, tasked so what didave to throw out? >> everything. everything. my house was two feet of water. with coordinating the city's recovery effort, now working furiously on his own. >> sreenivasan: while trying to salvage what he could from his home, he was also trying to prevent more fires like the ones the city has been fighting every night since the storm. >> yeah, and all these houses that have been flooded, when we bring the power back, you got to be sensitive that there's no short circuiting. >> sreenivasan: regan is luckier than some just up the coast, who will never move back into their homes again. the storm's waves, gouged deep beneath the foundations of some homes, and surge driven waters lifted and washed away everything they could. the debris is not limited to the coastline, but inlets as well. marinas usually full of tourists and boaters are shut down because floating junk is a danger to boats and several docks have lost their moorings. >> we're ready to go fishing but at this point this marina w

regan national airport, virginia. >>> both hillary clinton and donald trump campaign in florida todayp blasted preelection polls, calling them phoney. and clinton campaigned with massachusetts senator, elizabeth warren. warren blasted him for his nasty woman comment. >> on november 8th, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever. >> the latest cbs battleground tracker poll shows clinton leading trump in a number of key states. >>> coming up, campaign sacheration. we'll take you to ohio where voters are being overwhelmed by millions of dollars of adds from the candidates. >>> and dry salt therapy rooms that promise to help people breathe easier. thanks for watching, i'm anne marie green. have a great day. ♪ to the diggy i'll gdiggy diggity do. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is my town. if you dont know now you know. ♪ ♪ do that thing that you do. ♪ ♪ i'll show you a new move. ♪ ♪ check out the diggy diggy diggity do. ♪ ♪ i'm gonna flippity flop to that clickity clock. ♪ we're staying out tonight. won't leave. ♪ ♪ by now, i hope you've figur

trish regan. to you. >> wow. quite a bit of news to get to right now. thank you so much, neil. the fbi doing what many believed they just couldn't do. they're reopening the investigation into hillary clinton's private email server. i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to the intelligence report. -- "the intelligence report." donald trump up in manchester, new hampshire, addressing bombshell news, moments ago. watch him here. >> the fbi has just sent a letter to congress informing them, that they have discovered new emails pertaining to the former secretary of state hillary clinton's investigation. >> we will have, exclusive reaction from donald trump's campaign manager, kellyanne conway. but first, i want to go back to donald trump who is speaking right now in manchester, new hampshire, live. let's listen in. >> deal was signed it was defective deal, with us have 17% disadvantage. we've been working with defective deal for years. no politician ever went back to renegotiate it. we're going to get it done. campus wants to fireworksers or go to mexico and another company and they t