. >>> republican have wanted shl nominee will be campaigns in ohio tomorrow. -- vice if you plan on voting absentee, make sure you have the right postage. it will take 68 cents. local board sz of election are open until 6:00 in the evening during the week and early voting starts this weekend as well. >>> disturbing new stats to back up an investigation we brought you last week. funding for child protective services in the u.s. 39 cents of ever dollar spent on cps in ohio comes from the frafl government. just 9 cents comes from columbus. caseworkers are overrun with far more cases than the state recommended maximum of 12. those numbers are growing every day in part b state's heroin epidemic. >> the next logical step is to really look at these invisible victims of the epidemic who are the children coming into our system when they're parents cannot parent them. >> 2017 is a stapt budget year. some are calling for funding increases. >>> and there is also a spike in cleveland but still disturbing. dog abuse cases. there's twice as many cases as this time last year. other shelters are also takin

it shl too much, but you get to play in front of your fans here at home at night. it's an awesome atmosphere. it's a little different than the past couple weeks; so we can't wait for it". friday night is the final regular season high school blitz. we have three great match-ups for you to vote on. there's muskego at arrowhead, germantown at milwaukee lutheran the winning game will be featured friday night at 6, 9 and 10. led by sophomore emily lauterbach, arrowhead absolutely torched the field in the state girls golf championships at university ridge in madison. the warhawks won the 2 day event by an unbelievable 51 shots over middleton-which nipped arrowhead for the division one title last year. cudo too in "division" 2 where racine prairie dominated. the hawks wear the state crown for the 2nd straight year. that's sports er wonderful wednesday we look forward to the pleasure of your company this evening coming up next - how would you like your home to smell like a new mac computer? apparently a lot of people do. details on the candle that will be available later t

lot with the absolute violation of trust of the american people of not only exposing this confidante shl classified information but then also the coverup and trying to keep it quiet so that these are things we think voters need to know about before election day. >> the fbi director says he can not predict how long it will take to complete this work. my suspicion is he won't release more information between now and the election that is only 11 days away but there probably will be serious leaking going n on. in washington people talk and get this information but you presumably see this as a mom with -- bombshell has helping convince undecided voters to not vote for hillary clinton but to vote for donald trump. i assume that's the way you see this. >> this goes to what mr. trump saying all along, that there are real problems here, this is someone who put confidante shl information out there in a completely unsecure server. this is a violation of the trust. that this was set up specifically to get around laws and systems in place. wolf, think about it. five different people took the fifty in

there has to be a real stress factor going into any president shl shal debate. but still this has to be stressful and anxiety producing. talk to us about that. >> candidates can bunch up for sure. when you're advising them, it's a little like if you're watching a tightrope in between buildings never want to look down. if they really understand what the gravity of the situation is, and they start thinking about the consequences, they are never going to be able to get through the debate. the object is to keep the candidate comfortable, insulate them in an environment, prepare them for the types of things that are going to go on in the debate. overprepare them if you can. those will lead to a comfortable performance. >> i don't think overpreparation works but i do think trying to focus on the questioner with respect works very effectively in a town hall situation. i hope he achieves it. >> don't look down. thank you so much for being with us. we appreciate it. >> thank you, rosemary. ♪ >> next on nbc 10 @ issue, a band with a perfect pitch to millennials, mixing mu

. >>> the issue of taxes could very welcome up at vice president shl debate. senator tim kaine and governor mike pence about to face off on that stage in virginia. at a critical moment in this race, with the polls showing hillary clinton getting a bounce after the first debate. and so, abc's cecilia vega tonight on how these vp candidates have been prepping for tonight's debate. >> reporter: asked how tim kaine will do tonight -- >> how is senator cane going to do tonight? >> reporter: hillary clinton gave a big thumbs up. donald trump talking up his >> i want to send our best wishes to our great governor, mike pence. >> reporter: for pence, the number one goal? to defend his boss, as he has faithfully done since day one. >> he is not intimidated by the world, and donald trump, this good man, i believe, will be a great president of the united states. >> i love what he just said. >> reporter: the mild-mannered indiana governor also expected to attack hillary clinton -- >> hillary clinton will never elected president of the united states. >> reporter: on everybo

. >> intense winds, stren shl rain reeking havoc in melbourne, florida. we have been in the brunt of it all night long. what are you experiencing now? i know you could barely hear us earlier. >> reporter: it's getting progressively worse. we are in a lull at the present moment or two. we just lost all the street lights a few minutes ago. they are back on so, there was a big flash down the road. it could have been lightning. i thought it was maybe a transformer blowing. the lights are back on. here we go. here comes a stronger gust of wind and rain. the eye of the storm in the center and the big hurricane winds are still offshore and they are southeast of where we are so, hurricane matthew is still marching north up the coastline. this is u.s. 1. you can really see all the wind and rain just howling southbound down the street as we are on the western side of the hurricane. it's going to be if counter clock wise spin motion n. miami-dade county and broward county is where it started. 25,000 people lost power down there. power crews are quickly restoring it

and one of the least consequence shl. >> it is interesting in talking to clinton folks. they want to -- the kaine's goal is make pence defend everything trump issues. awkward position for kaine. he has to say, let's not talk about trade but trump. >> they don't want to be the angry person going after mike pence. mike pence is reasonable. he is the one that normalizes donald trump. so that is going to be something that i don't actually think mike pence wants to get into the issues either. he wants to say, he gets off his handle a bit but he is a good guy. that's why i stick my political career on you. in all seriousness. he can energize the base of the republican party. through dog whistles and direct statements about the movement, he can inspire people to vote for the ticket. >> of the many things trump forgot to do in the debate, the biggest one i've heard from some is he forgot to talk about the supreme court. that was actually a point. it is how you get spectacle republicans, how you yank them on board. >> i think pence is going to go in prepared. he nows how to do th

a nazi swastika painted right there and we earlier heard in a tweet from drump, the republican pat shl blamed what he called animals representing hillary clinton and her campaign and democrats for this attack, you did not hear that right now from mike pence. he's hoping that this investigation will go forward. he thanked all the people there for their good work. he called it an act of political terrorism. >>> we'll continue our special coverage, much more coming up right here on cnn. the news continues right now. >> wolf, thank you. hi there, i'm brooke baldwin. you're watching cnn. we are one day before the final presidential debate and donald trump's final chance to deliver a game changer. the candidates are now each dodging new controversies and new headaches, let's begin with donald trump. the president of the united states called him a whiner and the recent rhetoric unprecedented. here was president obama just moments ago. >> i have never seen in my lifetime or in modern political history any

temperatures should be about shl 61 degrees and we've got some ws good news in the forecast.ew thf sun's back tomorrow but what buw about the that weekend? we'll have that report coming uphat ro with your seven-dayrt forecast.. >>> it's just minutes away. >> ?? >> welcome back we want to bring you breaking news happening in northeast d.c. at this hour. take a look at that. that is whacotmein weg yoin n take understand anderstan metrobuses. there were 43 kids on theon charter bus or actually 43 actl kids we understand transported to the hospital. hpital. 23 that were actually on theual charter bus.char this is a 4,000 block of o eastern avenue. ave somewhere in the neighborhoode n to t randolph street northeast,, randolph street or northeast, n, in that area. again, 43 elementary school scho aged kids on board and we're w told transported from that t charter bus police and fireus crews of course on the scene cou there and we'll bring you thed very lateswet as'l it comes to >> we're being told thatolha parents, if your kids are are involved, don't go to the scene go to children'sren's hosp

i shl tuck you in every night until yore 12. on your 12th birthday, you will move to the bunkhouse for six months, you shall own l of this one day, and i intend you shall know precisely wh ie inritete but that will not be until i die. and i do not intend to die until my work is done and you return from college. here. that's enough to think about. good night, davey. hello, sonny. i didn't expect what's your name? davey. wei'm hay to know you, davey. my name's malcolm. that beautiful pony yours? yup, that's mine. beautiful pony. you running away from home? i haven't got a home. i haven't got anybody. not even a mommy? nobody. that means you ain't had your breakfast yet. well, i always eat alone, now, i ain't got much. i've got eggs, bacon and pancakes and wild berries. you hungry? - howdy. - howdy. i'm looking for a small boy, about 7 years old, riding a brown-and-white pony. - you seen himim - pony with a fancy saddle? - yeah. - ( laughs ) funny, i've seen the pony, but there's a man riding it. a man? yeah. which way'd he go? he

that's a nonne gauche shl. there are others. don't lie to me. you'll be in much less trouble. >> if you lie about little things, you'll lie about big things too. >> do you ever find out if your kids are lying. >> i just go silent and look right at them. and they -- >> you know he interviews for a living. i know you're lying. i am your dad. i know when you're lying. >> i have fact-checked all this. >> i have producer, buddy. you are lying to me right now. >> a lot of years of therapy. >> but, you know what is not a lie. we are thrilled to have madea back on the big screen. >> yes. >> we need that. >> you're right. >> we need her. >> just a little bit of laughter. >> how did you come up. it's halloween. how did you come up with this? >> it wasn't my idea. chris rock had a spoof of a movie, "boo, a madea halloween." and lines gate was like, you have to do that movie. i was like, are you serious? this concept was so funny. i got great people in it. it's the funniest thing i have done. >> you want to see a clip? [ cheers and applause ] here's a clip.

. >> leading up to tuesday's debates we look at past vvpt shl debates this saturday night at 8 welcome eastern on cspan starting with the 1984 debate with george h.w. bush. >> you can walk around saying things are great and that's what we're going to be hearing we have been hearing that on those commercials for the past couple of months. we'll start tonight. >> they delivered what they called malaise. they delivered interest rates right off the charts. they delivered take home pays, checks that were shrinking and we have delivered optimism. >> the 1988 debate with indiana senator dan quail and texas senator lloyd benson. >> i have far more experience than many others that sought the office of vice president of this country. i have as much as jack kennedy did when he ran for president. >> i served with jack kennedy and i knew jack kennedy. he was a friend of mine. senator, you're no jack kennedy. >> and the 2008 vice presidential debate between tell dell senator joe biden and alaska governor sarah palin. >> let's commit ourselves just every day american people, joe six pack, hockey moms

owe shl say fire contained but it is expected to burn for sometime. because the firefighters are actually having trouble putting out large bundles of cardboard. still ahead this morning on 7news today in new england being new photographer, setting down his cam rap and rushing to the rescue of two kittens who trapped in a fire. >> and as rain tapers off the rushes in. your seven day forecast coming up. monday, it is baby boot camp. we are going one-on-one, to see who is superior swaddler. >> make sure you support the head. we are doing it all. >> you can vote on who did it the difference... always putting people first. maggie hassan helped energize our economy by focusing on families, innovation and education. the same approach maggie will take as us senator: a detailed plan to make college more affordable. lower cost prescription drugs for everyday families. and an approach to leadership that puts new hampshire families and small businesses ahead of the corporate special interests. that's maggie hassan. has been. always will be. i'm maggie hassan uh,

it's powers are vast and consequence shl. it's requirements from the outset and by definition, impossible for mortals to fulfill without humility and insistent attention to it's purposes as set forth in the constitution of the united states. >> a look at tim kaine and mike pence ahead of the vice presidential debate tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. watch any time on c-span.org and listen at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the c-span radio app. >>> the next president making appointments to the supreme court of the united states will be president donald trump. >> with hillary clinton in the white house, the rest of the world will never forget why they've always looked up to the united states of america. >> c-span's campaign 2016 continues on the road to the white house with the vice presidential debate between republican governor mike pence and democratic senator tim kaine tuesday night, live from longwood university in farmville, virginia. beginning at 7:30 p.m. eastern with a preview of the debate. then at 8:30, the predebate briefing

it's one of the most consequence shl elections that we've had. >> so i want to go up to haley, why didinton made those comments? >> i think that what she was saying that this is a unique election, it's unlike any other year, it's because we're going to be selecting a supreme court justice because the fate of the world is in the hands what have we do in an energy crisis at this point. looking at foreign issues specifically syria, i think she's absolutely right, hit the nail on the head with that and i agree with her. >> and nicole, you felt like she related to you in that moment when she said look, we're in a different election, this is a different time. why so? >> well, we all feel it. there's a big difference in the selection than any other before. everybody here's aware of it. everybody i know is aware of it and we talk about it. i don't remember a time in all of my life where i have discussed the presidential debates or the presidential election more than this one. there's something fundamentally different. our life is going to change here. it's just a matter of how. >> and so on th

response to our report on the implications of brexit and your rather brief letter we might ask for staun shl re -- substantial reply to that report. and you offered no defense to this committee's charge that it is grossly negligent in failing to do any contingency planning and 9 the electorate might vote for brexit and i think you should be doing some -- we should be making it clear to business, industry and commerce what implications of no deal would be because no deal is perfectly possible and we cannot control the outcome of these negotiations. >> well, a couple of points. i don't obviously take any don' take any particular responsibility for the failure of the government to produce plans -- >> as well as evidence in your letter. >> after all it was one of my charges i was making in the run-up to june 23rd. but, seriously, on the deal/no deal question, i think there will be a deal. i think it will be a great deal. if -- i don't for one moment suppose this to be the case. if it can't be done in two years, there are mechanisms for extending the period of discussion. i don't think that that