even bob schaffer says he'd be nervous to moderate this showdown. >> i might be hiding under the bed to tell you the truth. >> i think it's going to be a clash for the ages. >> reporter: governor hickenlooper, a clinton supporter, says she could take a cue from ronald reagan when it comes to correcting trump tonight. >> there you go again. she's got to have that kind of tone to hold him accountable for the outright lies and deception that he's out there pandering. >> reporter: clinton shouldn't try to trump trump. >> what we saw in the republican primary race was too many candidates tried to pick up his style in an effort to respond, to retaliate against him, and it just didn't wear well. >> reporter: trump's fire brand style played well in the primaries, but suggesting he needs to tone it down tonight. him standing there. so which trump is going to show up? we don't know. >> reporter: his running mate offered only this. >> they're going to hear broad shouldered leadership that will make america strong again, make america safe again, and make america great again. >> a new cnn poll sh

. >> ask the schaffer, an airbnb super host made hundred of thousand renting properties on the site the he doesn't discriminate, but notes the screening process can be complicated. >> i don't think discrimination on airbnb. discrimination occurs for many reasons, could be gender, age, young bachelor parties. >> he says air bnb does offer an option to land a rental without getting screened by the host. the instant book button. >> that means they can be booked look a hotel. with no prebooking communication or discrimination possible. >> the company is doing a great deal of investment in instant book. in part because the it is a good business model. also in part because it really helps intercept the company is seeing. >> earlier today we checked in with kirtina. >> my issue is not with airbnb as a company. i want them to understand diversity is not optional. and the responsibility ultimately lies with them to create environments where racism and discrimination are not tolerated. >> she says she spoke with laura murphy herself. >> i would have liked somebody else to reach out to me sooner.

no rain at the schaffer estate. >> that's what an estate in really? >> sprawling. >> ok. >>> let's check -- he has an apartment now. no. 77 in tampa. mostly clear skies. we had line of thunderstorms yesterday. what can happen this time of year, we popped the thunderstorms but sometimes the wind that comets from the thunderstorms is called the outflow or gust front. can push back to the coast. and boy, storms with really fire then. that's what happened. notice here a couple of thunderstorms east of 75. storms here. those of course, what produced the lightning strike at largo, at the firehouse. and then a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings as well. live titan doppler radar, nothing doing now. we're quiet. dry as far as the morning commute. then futurecast will show more of the same as we head through today. thunderstorms begin to pop up. this particular run doesn't show the pushback towards the coast but it could happen again so we'll watch that through the day today. this is tropical wave 97, ev if it continues to get organized, as it heads general

(william schaffer/wallingford resident) "it was just surprising to me how stupid people would want to be with putting that type of stuff up." police found the mannequin over the weekend and quickly removed it. it's worth noting.. this is happening in the last town in the state to close its supremacist leader matthew hale. in the wake of a scathing federal audit..... finding widespread waste and abuse of nevada's hardest hit fund.... for struggling homeowners. contact 13..... chief investigator darcy spears gets answers..... from the woman in charge of more than.... - 80- million dollars. darcy stand-up: there are 85-million dollars left in nevada's hardest hit fund. and four years to get it all out to homeowners in need. all that has to be done while the feds try to track down more than eight million they say was squandered. when verise campbell took over the nevada affordable housing assistance corporation, she walked into a massive mess. an ongoin inspector general for the troubled asset relief program. :27 darcy: they want receipts, they want ledgers, they want... following the mon

cbs's bob schaffer says viewers will get a good measure tonight of who the candidates really are. >> you look into that truth, and it tells you a lot about people. you know, abraham lincoln says you can fool some of the people some of the people, but not all of the people all of the time. i think that's exactly what happens in a 90 minute debate like this. i think people will come away with this, with a betterk and more complete understanding of both of these candidates. >> reporter: bob joked if he was moderating this debate, he'd the bed right now. he also backed away from this issue of fact checking the candidates. he says the candidates should be fact checking each other. then the moderator should weigh in. both of those candidates known to be less than truthful, so i expect a fair amount of fact checking tonight. we will certainly all be watching. >> you can watch the presidential debate at 7:00 p.m. here on cbs4. we'll also carry it on debate can be heard on our news partner, koaa, news radio. >>> happened early sunday morning near 17th and university. ride by mackey auditorium

their jobs are safe even when they have schaffer. >> investigating itself makes no sense. the individuals that caused this, or that did not properly communicate this to the public, are attending to investigate themselves. >> county executive u banks vice chair boston and maxwell, some questioned u banks judgment. he issued a statement saying mr. pager and i have been friend and colleagues many years and maintained our relationship even after his sister and i parted ways and i'm glad to see the prince george county and with the debriefing over the head start matter responsibility accountable, tony. >> house of representatives approved a bipartisan bar to allow relatives of 9/11 it was approved two days before the 15th anniversary ever the attacks. they passed the bill in may despite vehement objections from saudi arabia. >> 15 of 19 hijackers from 9/11 were saudi nationals. >> the legislation gives victi victim's families to the courts and rule of law and we as a people should be more concerned about these victims of terror than we are about diplomatic niceties with other c

. >> i'm stephanie schaffer. thanks for being with us today. be on the lookout because a tryingaid she saw a man to get into her daughter's bedroom window in theau middle f the night. find out what he looks like and what the mom tried to do to catch them. it's eerily similar to one of the other cases that has months in this area. we have to find the sky because he is not stopping. >> a woman is shocked to hear her insurance company wouldn't cover her injuries after she fell down. she tripped over one of her grandkids twice. bruised cheekbone and should she be denied coverage because she was drinking in her own home box the insurance company said no, we won't pay >> will talk about that. >> also kyrie irving is not only one of the best cavaliers a players, he's also a best buddy. findud out how he's giving backo where you can spend time with him this weekend offer a wonderful cars. >> the meantime as hot a jacoby and take a look at the forecast on this tuesday morning. >> it is beautiful out there. our temperatures are very comfortable. 53 degre

. >> i'm stephanie schaffer. thanks for being with us today. be on the lookout because a tryingaid she saw a man to get into her daughter's bedroom window in theau middle f the night. find out what he looks like and what the mom tried to do to catch them. it's eerily similar to one of the other cases that has

." >> later this morning, we expect to hear from schaffer gradey -- sheriff grady judd. no deputies were injured when 32-year-old francis perry fired multiple times at members of a drug task force. they fired back hitting perry. appearry had just gotten out of prison six months ago. deputies say they uncovered a from his car. >>> and a former pasco county school resource officer is off the job because he was stalking his ex girlfriend. russell was arrested yesterday. authorities were talking to his ex about her complaints when they say they saw him drive by her home in his work car. they say he admitted to harassing the woman through calls, text messages, as well as e-mails. some people have finally returned home after you had mine. hurricane you had mine destroyed several -- hermine destroyed several pasco county homes. >>> and searching for a man who stole $23,000 inallry. this happened tuesday night at the mirage diamonds and jewelry store. as the suspect drove away, an employee who tried to stop the guy was thrown off the vehicle. he injuries. crime stoppers is offer

rookie richie schaffer matches him with a two-run shot in the very next inning. take a 4-3 lead. the os loaded bases and out of the jam with back to back ks. the os load the bags again in the 8th and kim delivers the sac fly. baltimore rallies to win 5-4 snapping the rays' three-game win egg streak. that is a look at sports. have yourself a great day. >>> looking for something fun to do this weekend a bunch of hot happenings including your chance to enjoy a day outside with your four-legged best friend. bok tower gardens holding their i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. john mccain, a war hero. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think... >>> all right, looking to get out of the weekend -- out of the house this weekend

: a bizarre and tragic accident according to chp and kranz and people who knew 82-year-old louis schaffer best say he was full of life. investigators with california highway patrol reveals this end cap is from a kranz water truck. it's the size of a baseball and approximately two to three pounds. it pierced the windshield of 822-year-old louis shafer's vehicle friday on northbound 101 hitting him in the neck and killed him. >> came as a total shock to him. >> reporter: kathy was married to him for seven years and remained friends with him after the death. >> he had many friends and was deeply spiritual. he was a wonderful father and family man. >> reporter: a statement offers gratitude to the drivers who pulled over, the coroner's office and chp for their compassion and professionalism. >> very unusual and trajic. >> reporter: chp investigators that realized a kranz water truck was pulled over on southbound 101 around the time of the accident. >> we were advised that one of the tires blew out than that's why they were stepped on the side of the freeway. >> an isolated event that happened

also want to thank tom swartz for the invitation to speak here, and particularly matt schaffer and spencer howard, who were the researchers who worked with me hand in glove for a couple of years on constantly -- my constantly calling on them for new information to look up a document i had missed to assist me on fining and locating material. they're very good at what they do and i appreciate how helpful they were to me. i'll start with an anecdote. hoover -- the first thing that struck me about hoover, which i found so compelling and revealed him in a real human dimension was hi constant conflicts. he was never very settled on what he was doing or how he was dying it. he was full of second guesses about himself, about his strategies. he was of a divided mind, and that was before the presidency. it's very much part of his character. ask then during the presidency it continued to sort of plague him. couldn't have been very easy. here's the a story i thought sort of brought some of that out. on a saturday afternoon in may, 1931, when the depression had really set in and hoover was under a lot

. >> i am adam schaffer, and i am a park ranger at flight 93 national memorial. inside be taking a look the flight 93 visitor center, which was dedicated in september 2015. we are currently standing out on the flight path it overlooked. we are standing in the shadow of the flight path that flight 93 would have been on just before impact. this orientation for visitors is central to the design of the visitor center itself. the wall of the visitor center shields the view of the landscape around us and the enormity of the landscape and only frame the flight path as you approach the visitor center entrance. off there coming parking lot you have to walk the flight path that this plane was on just before it crashed, and the tall walls help frame the last piece of sky flight 93 passes through before impact. andmemorial plaza itself wall bears the names of the passengers and crew, in white marble. we are looking down over the top of that wall from the flight path. the continuation of the flight path just before the impact site, and the crash site that we protect here. let

i want to bring senior fellow for policy research tony schaffer. >> first the french and the europeansot taking this sufficiently seriously. i mean, they continue to allow this sort of thing to happen. they're not going deep enough throughout the fundamental issues regarding who is doing this, how they're doing it and all of that. secondly, there's two factors here that we have to consider. first during the al-qaeda walk-up to the war before 9/11 they didn't have the refugee stream. that's why i question the wisdom of putting 60 more thousand refugees here. third factor is isis unless al-qaeda has broken social media, second-generation individuals who are now becoming radicalized. all indicate to go me that they are moving toward attacks such as theaters, retail stores and things like that, let's be honest here, based on what you heard from others, if we start having small tax and big-box store you're going to have huge economic downturn within the united states. that's why we have -- >> that's what these guys are looking for, the soft targets? >> absolutely. maria: obviously not limit

by the way, i'll agree with the complarment and the board agreed that was too loud i'm going to schaffer with you a timeline. >> do you want to finish that time your time is up. >> at this time and i'll go to rebuttal thank you. >> thank you. >> i'll be back. >> mr. sanchez. >> good evening scott sanchez planning department. so the the subject property on ma geology in rh1 b this our residential detached single-family home in character the building was constructed in 1919 according to the city records and designs by - and known as is forest hill clubhouse it came to our attention this last summer and august 18th of last year, we received correspondence from the entertainment commission a whatever from concerned neighborhoods dated june 1st with the probation of the use and substantially the enforcement case and georgia began to talk about that first and foremost a negative impact on the neighbors and a public nuisance but the allegations uses as a commercial venture not allowed in the rh1 district during this time there was progress on the part of board to develop measures that addresses