nicole: donald trump and hillary clinton both in battleground state of ohio on labor day. traditionally the beginning of final sprint of lex. no republican has won the white house without winning ohio. >> we are going to bring jobs back to ohio. [cheers and applause] >> we are not going to make the horrible trade deals anymore. nicole: clinton battling a stubborn cough at a rally in cleveland. >> every time i think about trump, i get allergic. [laughter] nicole: clinton introduced her new campaign plane yesterday. there it is. stronger together. hillaryclinton.com. lauren: they have less than four weeks to pass a temporary pending bill to keep the federal government operating past october 1st, the senate is also making funding for zika, first order of business. lawmakers left washington in july without resolving dispute over the issue. president obama asked congress for $1.9 billion to fight zika earlier this year. nicole: president obama making historic visit for summit of southern asia countries. the white house says it will commit $90 million to clear unexploited bombs t

with both donald trump and hillary clinton trying to win over voters in the all important swing state of ohio. >>> and the mother of an 11-year-old boy kidnapped nearly three decades ago has some inspirational words for others after her son's remains are finally discovered. >>> and after the break, the first full day of searching for a missing boater at lake pleasant ends with no sign of turns tragic.. when a >>> a tragic turn this labor day weekend when a glendale man enjoying the day at lake pleasant disappears of going for a swim. 24-year-old chintan shan was boating with friends at lake pleasant. they were jumping off the boat and swimming in the lake when his friends realized shan didn't surface. we have seen it happen. a helicopter came in. a boat came in. we were all wondering what happened. we just assumed that someone fell off the boat. >> divers searched for him last night through today. sheriff's deputies say accidents like this are preventable. it's something veteran boaters know well. >> being safe is watching who you're with, paying attention to your surrounding, not forgetting

with both donald trump and hillary clinton trying to win over voters in the all important swing state of ohio. >>> and the mother of an 11-year-old boy kidnapped nearly three decades ago has some inspirational words for others after her son's remains are finally discovered. >>> and after the break, the first full day of searching for a missing boate i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." the labor day weekend turns tragic.. when a >>> a tragic turn this labor day weekend when a glendale man enjoying the day at lake pleasant disappears of going for a swim. 24-year-old chintan shan was boating with friends at lake pleasant. they were jumping off the boat and swimming in the lake when his friends realized shan didn't surface. we have seen it happen. a hel

. >> yep, no, in election is so important, that is why we're doing everything in our state, state of ohio, to try to help mr. trump win that state, and win the election. lou: he is up in last polls, i saw. >> yep, sure is. lou: you are doing a good job. >> trying to keep it up. lou: not only in your great

the nominees in the battleground state of ohio. as abc's kenneth moton reports , the campaigns are entering a critical month. kenneth: laboring for votes on labor day. ms. clinton: that is two months, clinton, donald trump, and their surrogates sprinting to the finish line. >> it is time we get out of our own way and get trump out of the way and elected this guy and three clinton. kenneth: vice president joe biden and tim kaine teamed up in pennsylvania. clinton back on the campaign trail in full force on a new plane. she is traveling with present so over it as is and she has not held a press conference days. ms. clinton: i am so happy to have all of you with me. no, really. i wanted to welcome you. kenneth: clinton and trump making stops in the key state of

in the battleground state of ohio, it wasn't just the clinton jet sitting on the tarmac. donald trump flew here as well. the aeronautical theme continued when he addressed china's failure to provide the right steps for air force one, as president obama arrived for the g20 summit. mr. trump: coming down the metal staircase at the back of the plane. i have to tell you, if that were me, i would say, you know what, folks i respect you a lot, but let's get out of here. nick: labor day marks the end of the summer, and they have hardly been sunny months for donald trump. his row with the parents of a muslim american soldier killed in iraq was one of the pivotal moments of the campaign, when he -- one that he struggled to recover from. hillary clinton has faced new questions about her use of a private e-mail server and foreign donations to the clinton foundation. the democratic convention gave her a strong lead in the polls. they have tightened in recent weeks. mrs. clinton: [coughing] nick: today she was spluttering through a speech in cleveland. mrs. clinton: [coughing] every t

his probation is being turned over to the state of ohio. he will be on probation while in ohio. l have to attend anger management and some other classes as a part of his probation. so for all practical purposes, he is now a ward, if you will, of the state of ohio. they will be monitoring him and his probationary period. >> and the judge, the judge in all of this. >> yeah. nothing has changed. this judge has made a request to move trt criminal court to the civil court so he is no longer overseeing criminal cases. so he won't be meteing out cases for those charged with rape or any sexual assault. but for some, they say that's not enough. and we should talk about something significant that happened after this case. in the state of california, raping an unconscious woman was not considered as serious as raping someone who was conscious. so the jail time, the prison time associated with an unconscious rape was less. but since then, a bill has been passed to close that loophole and to put on the same level an unconscious rape as a conscious rape. so that is a significant outcome from t

. >> in the meantime donald trump campaigning in the battleground state of ohio. >> both candidates taking on a controversial topic. >> they are, indeed. both clinton and trump today addressing the recent police shootings, sparking outrage across the un promoter don king together in the crucial state of ohio taking the trump message to church. >> if you're poor, you're a poor negro. >> pushing the issue. >> if you're gliding -- negro -- >> gaffes, laughs and silence from some in the crowd but once trump was finally at the podium. community, to the hispanic community to all communities, i want to just say we're going to make it right. >> >> i am a tremendous believer in police and law enforcement because we need that for ourselves. >> great people, you always have problem. you have somebody in there that either makes a mistake, chokes. >> hillary clinton also fwraupt police shooting. >> it's unbearable and it needs to become intolerable. >> clinton getting back to the economy. >> i want to give more americans a chance to work with disabilities, along with those without disabilities and do t

kenneth: clinton and trump making stops in the key state of ohio. after jump worshiped in the pews of historically black -- after jump worshiped in the pews of a historically black church on clinton still dealing with the fallout with the release of from the fbi investigation notes on her e-mails. that giving rise to libertarian candidate gary johnson who is close to 10% in some polls. >> donald trump can underperform with minorities and when the presidency. hillary can underperform with white voters and still win the presidency. kenneth: the trump and clinton campaigns will be in a dozen battleground just two months until election day. kenneth mouton, abc news, washington. erika: right now, i campus police officer is under arrest, accused of a disturbing crime -- committing a lewd act on the campus of framingham state university. the school did not release the officer's name. but framingham police, who were asked to assist in the investigation, identified him as wilter dormevil. fsu's command staff were notified about the incident saturday. as a res

when we flip to this and put in women in the state of ohio. some stretch back quite a ways. take a look at some of the dates here. a lot of 16's, 15's and we know his first body and first murder he is admitting to was back here in 2006 and 2005. if you start somewhere here and work your way up the list these will be the women reported missing by family members that are now going to then we have the second part of this database. these are, unfortunately, the bodies found in ohio with no identification whatsoever. there are 24 such cases where women have not been identified. the one i want to click on is the one we believe here in marion county that is attached to this. when we pull up the report we will pull up a lot of information. you can see one of the possible and we will be able to pull up everything about this case. where she was found, when she was found and demographics and estimated age and that kind of thing. let me get to the bottom of the page where they have given all of them, front view, side view and couple of different hairstyles. this is the problem they are s

this is a particular concern because in the state of ohio, guard dog services are covered and regulatedough the ohio department of public safety. and in order to provide guard guardrvices and furnish dog services, you have to be licensed through the state of ohio. at this time, searching the public database come the name frost kennels, the name bob frost, and in the name of another handler that we believe was involved out there does not come up as being licensed through the state of ohio. therefore, i am making a complaint with the state of ohio for them to determine whether or not frost kennels has the proper licensing in order to provide guard dog services. amy: i want to thank you for being with us, and the question of what they're doing in north dakota. thank you, jonni joyce, expert in law enforcement canine handling with more than 25 years of experience. head of the consulting firm jonni joyce seminars international inin south dakota. saturday was also the first day of a two-week call for actions against not only dakota acacces, but the financial institutions that are bankrolling

street journal poll has hillary clinton leading donald trump nationally 43-37% the results of the state of ohio remained flipped with third poll in a row giving trump a five point lead 42-37. governor john kasich who was not supporting either candidate sums it up this way. >> frankly part of that the clinton campaign has there's literally no enthusiasm for hillary clinton. >> i don't know if it will change but that is her challenge. >> abc political director tells me that's most evident in the break down of the african american vote that trump has been going after. he's only at 5% but she's only at 76%. remember barack obama was in the mid 90s. >> she needs to unite the barack obama voters back behind her and they are just not ready to go there. you're seeing them go to her the third party candidates many simply staying home not enthusiastic and she needs those voters and she does not have them. >> helping to roche them are democratic mayors from around the state. cleveland mayor frank jackson joining them but stressing the support of politicians on steps only gets you so far. >> these will be

>> there are 866,000 veterans in the great state of ohio, kate. ved services every single year from this, the third largest v.a. medical facility in the entire country. those veterans, those veterans stateside will be watching arguably as close as anybody tonight when donald trump and hillary clinton take the stage right there where you are on the "intrepid." what they'll say is of great importance to the lives of these people. i asked them in particular what they'd like to hear. this is what they told me. so all of you -- >> i served in iraq and in afghanistan. and my relationship with the v.a. today is not very good. it's very hard to treat ptsd, and i just would like them to get more funding and be able to do a lot better job of it. >> i served in the u.s. army. had to get out after my husband was killed in iraq. i'm a patient. i also volunteer there a couple of days a week. >> i was in the navy from 1996 to 2008. v.a., i had really good experiences. got what i needed. got the help i needed to get back up on my feet. >> one deployment in iraq. m

warm up with pillsbury. >>> the district and teachers reach a deal, avoiding then bad news: the state of ohio report card gives the district all fs. at the same time, cleveland is asking voters to renew a tax levy this november. we're joined by eric gore don, the ceo of the proper school district. eric, i know you're not feeling great. thank you so much for coming in and doing this. >> thank so much for having me. >> how are you feeling? . >> i felt better, one, you know, power through this and get moving on. >> we appreciate you coming and years now. have you ever seen a school year start quite like this one? . >> every year has its unique starts. this one has been particularly unique. in some ways it was our smoothest opening in the nine years i've been in the district. everything happened the way it was supposed to. buses were on time. kids had schedules. we had the looming issue of solving the negotiations, which came to a head, but did get recovered. we've had another new report card that was disappointing on many fronts, but had lot of good news. it's been an experience. >> i was going

of hillary clinton. he's also in ohio, on the opposite side of the state from donald trump. this push comes as a new national poll shows hillary clinton with a seven-point lead over donald trump. the u.s.a. today-suffolk university poll takes all four candidates into account. at his event last hour, donald trump kept pushing ahead on a wide range of topics from jobs to hillary clinton. he also spent time talking about the immigration plans he outlined in arizona yesterday. >> last night i outlined a bold new immigration reform to create prosperity and opportunity for all of our people, especially those who have the least. we will treat everyone with dignity, respect and compassion. but our greatest compassion will be for the american citizen. >> our phil mattingly is at the event that just ended. phil, how much time did donald trump spend talking about immigration today? >> reporter: it was certainly a piece, but it wasn't the whole piece. if yesterday was all about immigration, all about that foreign trip to mexico, today was about refocusing on this extremely important bat

a pistol which was according to this and the report, hudson police closed the case but in the state of ohio it's illegal to sell or furnish a handgun to anyone under the age of 21. so it's illegal for the teen to have possession of that firearm. once hudson police say about all of that, we're waiting for their answer? chris tanaka, cleveland 19 news. >> romona: all right. forget getting the physical you probably want to get digital these days. says folks who tapped the internet and their mobile devices for help is getting healthy. they have quit smoking. they've lost weight and started drinking less. well, joining me now to discuss these findings from the american heart association is the spokesperson. did i get that right? i want to get it right now. look at jeff trying to of all people. [ laughing ] >> romona: what kind of apps. we're seeing a number of apps. what are these apps doing for people? because i understand they're actually helping them lose weight. get their heart right down. >> that's right. these are helping people to improve their calorie intake. these people are doing more

look at "real clear politics" averages much polling in buck high state of ohio. n with 3.8 edge over donald trump. a lot of energy will be spent here in ohio in the remaining weeks. as for the foundation, even clinton surrogates are having hard time defending future of clinton foundation. >> i would certainly suggest as president of the united states, she should cease all operations, all contact with the clinton foundation. >> does that mean shutting it down or just not being involved? can you, can you -- >> at very least, at very least she should not be involved. reporter: on the democratic side all hands on deck. sanders campaigning for hillary clinton in new hampshire. bill clinton campaign campaigning in detroit. hillary clinton and tim kaine in big event in cleveland. abby: mike emanuel to live for us, thanks. gregg: arizona senator jeff flake standing firm in his refusal to endorse donald trump after his long-awaitedn speech r state. >> becomes increasingly difficult to see he is going to change. so i don't expect that i will be able to support him. the spee

donald trump crisscrossed the key state of ohio dropping in on a packed canfield county fair in youngstown surrounded by thousands. also back on the trail in the buckeye state and illinois, clinton sat down with abc news in an interview that will air tuesday hitting donald trump for questioning her stamina. and saying he choked when he went to mexico last week causing a diplomatic incident. nat coughing but it was clinton who was choking to get out her words during a rally in cleveland. sot clinton coughing in cleveland "cough...everytime i think about trump i get allergic." trump's campaign manager responded tweeting clinton "must be allergic to media" after she debuted to a new plane allowing the press to travel with her. clinton who has been criticized questions about trump, her private emails and her health. sot hrc "i'm not concerned about conspiracy theories, there are so many of them i've lost track of them." not to be outdone, trump invited the press onto his plane, speaking with reporters for nearly the entire flight. trump talked about those upcoming debates. sot trump "i think i

trish: got to leave this t there. >>> donald trump taking his message to the battleground state of ohio today. sticking to his theme of putting american values first. during his speech to veterans at the american legion. let's listen. >> we will stop apologizing for america and we will start celebrating america. we'll be united by our common culture, values and principles, becoming one american nation. one country, under one constitution, saluting one american flag. trish: you know, hillary clinton was on the exact same stage yesterday. but guess what? her message entirely different. she took her entire time at the podium to do nothing but bash trump. >> it certainly takes more than trying to mang for a year of insults and insinuation by dropping in on our neighbors for a few hours and flying home again. my opponent in this race said very clearly that he thinks american exceptionalism is insulting to the rest of the world. trish: all right, for more on all of this, joined by trump foreign policy adviser, rear admiral charles cubic. good to have you here. you know, what do you think? whe

this is the state of ohio. ohio looms large this year because it is a blue state that donald trump believes he can flip. it went for obama both times and the strength he had with blue collar white voters and it is starting to show in the state of ohio. the most recent polls show donald trump leading in all four between three and five points. this is a big state with 18 electoral votes and he is targeting that was an obama state and trump seems to be leading. with that in mind for the up for grabs series and he watched the debate with the voters who are going to decide if donald trump can pick off the blue state of ohio. here's what he found. >> steve, it was an extraordinary night and of the tens of millions of people who watched the debate, there is no more important than last night. they had particular groups of voters and hillary clinton is struggling with young voter who is backed bernie sanders in the primary election. one young voter that it is called. here's what he told me. >> i happen to support that i

we sit here in the great battleground state of ohio, 63 days to go. how badly do you need to win ohio to win that white house? do you see the kind of crowds we're having in ohio? i think we're going to win it, and certainly it would be very important to win ohio. >> people have said republicans do not win the white house without ohio. >> well, i've heard that. and certainly we intend to win ohio. we should win ohio. >> 20 days until the first big debate. are you ready? >> you never know. but i think so. >> are you prepping? >> yeah, sure. i'm prepping. maybe not in the traditional way. when i had the debates, i had 11 debates with the, as you know, n and i was very satisfied. everybody else was very satisfied with the way i did. and i think i'm working the same way i did there. >> but this will be a lot different. there will be two candidates on that stage. it won't be, you know, the list that was there during the primary. >> well, we started off with 17 and in the end, we had just a few left. not that much different. >> any mock debates? >> ah, haven'

trial to st next week if you take two month because of the amount of charge he is accused of, the state of ohio has asked for the death penalty in this case. schoolbus driver is out of a job i after they say she left a bus full of children unattended to mail a letter, you could school superintendent says the district was contacted by concerned parent last week, the picture was taken by student wa on the school busa showing the driver outside of the bus period they say of the students should not have been unattended. letter the students were on the bus the time to attend the motter day academy and wickliffe, and that is unacceptable in our eyes that she left them unattende period. the company that provides busin services for the school distric says the driver was firedng aft internal investigation. launching hundreds of eggs at a neighbor's home,of leaving a damage will not spend a day in jail, was sentenced to 18 months in prison, jason kozan took a deal and pled guilty to inducin panic the homeowner, al clemens filed 100 police reports , the attacks causing thousands of damaget. were virtually

convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman is registered as a sex offender in the mom state of ohio. the greene county, green county -- home state of ohio. the greene county sheriff's office has the address, and physical description. he served three months in jail for sexually assaulting an intoxicated unconscious woman outside a campus party. the registration took about a half hour. he must register as a sex offender every 90 days for the rest of his life. we have returned the paperwork for the questions brock turner was required to fill out as well as his responses. go to ktvu.com. it's there for you at the top of our home page. >>> the santa clara county judge at the center of the case is working in the civil court division starting today. judge persky was criticized for sentencing brock turner to six months in jail which many felt was a light sentence, sparking an effort to petition to recall the judge. he requested a change of venue to reduce distractions at the criminal court in palo alto. >>> we have the booking photo of former 49er bruce miller. he was arrested early yesterd

well done. >> and speaking of the teacher kicking things up a not. >> to ohio state university, a professor trying to demonstrate a scientific thing, that's not the important part of the story. basically this professor threw a deck of the lecture theater and said if you can throw it into a trash can on the other side, everyone gets an a. this guy did it. look at that. they all got 100s. i mean. >> the activity seems just so immature. i mean, they're in, at a university? >> you just put balls of paper on our list. >> at a university? >> i don't know what you're is this a challenge in. >> maybe. >> oh. >> what if i hit jack? >> you know, i have an old injury. it's hampering me. >> is that what it was? >> you got the first one. >> were you practicing? >>> this morning on "world news now," it's the final stretch to election day. and the candidates are full speed ahead. they're appealing to voters in the swing states and also trying to appeal to reporters on their airplanes. we have the details just ahead. >>> computer problems for one of the world's busiest airlines. delays already reported ove

there was a policy to rescue the automobile industry and in the very state of ohio that you talk the a policy of rescuing the automobile industry had a massive impact on creating jobs. vonnie: have a look at his bloomberg view piece. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: a global surplus will persist into a year. let's get over to julie's markets desk. julie: going into the report, as the numbers cross, it looks like we have an unexpected drawdown in inventories. a gain of about 2.8 million barrels estimated. last week we had a huge drop of inventories because of the her anticipatednd the disruption to cost within the gulf. now seeing another drawdown here. expected there would be a bounce back happening. up quite a bit. it looks like on balance, it is a mixed report with a drawdown on the crude side. gains.ticipated a little bit of a bump up from that. still down by .1%. here's what it looks like. 173. people try to figure out what to .ake of the disparity here >> it seems like it has been a surprise a couple of weeks in a row. clinched, to take over st. louis-based monsanto. 66 billion dollars

t the other one is an image of the state of ohio. it spread like wildfire they get their rings before the season opener andhe that is just fourh two months away on october 25 probably the indians will be getting ready for the world series.ndidy the city to begin. teacher and what it could be what a great wednesday morning. there is a warm and humid run nice is to get out. us are still thanks for sticking around hot one.n reaching 90 and above today good morningo to you we hit 94 yesterday people easily hit 90 today there's a little bityes of the difference can. already have it took most of the morningum for the humidity to pt two tropical office. here's what's happening as we look further west a lot of activity when all it back into the rocky mount westhe's friends will become a little bit start to slide in from the northwest as the sleeps kids tol break temps thunderstorms will become more widespread b tomorro isw it mean we won't completely eliminate rain from the forecast was for seen a few of thesee develop over these lake given

everywhere, including the mayor of cleveland and that governor of the state of ohio, john all long for spin, that their lives in the line every day. >> that stacy fry reported liveo >> a woman caught in camera after overdosing that the grandson the car will spend six months in jail. this picturesi from east of the. went viral last week. and the case pleaded no contest to child endangering yesterday. the judge sentenced her to days in while her boyfriend who was behind car proceeded year i prison. the also pleaded no contest. christie to say crested acidifier demonstrates the issues police face every day. >> law enforcement, like the >> the foil personal. so an south, the. sears with an erae. means to give it do. opening in 1991. with the double tests roller coaster. cedar point is giving it up there also did a great pumpkin parade a a bizarre the baltic a local official. taking from cleveland museum. >> he would like you to join us for dick goddard's -- it's up next thursday from 6:00 a.m. until 7:30:00 p.m. senator portman's word is his ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying mov

>> well, it's only a coincidence if you start to view every other activity from the ohio secretary of statend ohio attorney general, dewine, both republicans as being coincidental they continue to affect voters, in particular african-american, other voters transient, who change addresses, change registration. at some opponent you have to look at all these data points and say, look, they are going after democratic leaning voters. they can't help themselves and they simply can't respect democracy and let democracy flourish in ohio. >> you ran for secretary of state against this gentleman, who is there now. one of the issues you repeatedly brought up was the seeming hostility to the kinds of voting used primarily by african-americans. let's look at early voting. in 2012, more than -- nearly 1.8 million people took advantage of early voting in ohio. that was 31% of people who cast ballots. this hostility to early voting, these attempts to remove people from inactivity from the roles, how do you read that? is it straight partisanship trying to reserve a republican majority in ohio? what is going

. >> we traveled across the must-win state of ohio, and voters are disillusioned with both candidates. >> reporter: warming up for the friday night lights at national trails high school in rural new paris, ohio, this is john and jan barnes. have you always voted republican? >> yes. >> reporter: what is it you >> his arrogance and condescending attitude towards people. >> reporter: what about hillary clinton? >> i don't trust her. i have not decided if i'm going to vote. >> reporter: in columbus, a democratic stronghold, i met nathan humes, also undecided. >> reporter: ever voted republican. >> no, i have not. >> reporter: something to say you like about hillary clinton? >> you know, again, i -- wow. >> reporter: when we think about undecided voters, we tend to think about true independence, who go back and forth, each election. the undecideds we talked to on friday were party faithfuls who might not vote at all, worrying about turnout is rising among party activists, and nan is mayor of the democratic leaning city of dayton. >> exasperation level is so high, we're afraid people are no

donald trump holding a rally in the battleground state of ohio. ent on the heels of a blitz of major policy speeches. first mr. trump standing firm on tackling illegal immigration. telling an audience of our nation's veterans he will stop apologizing for america. this is "outnumbered." i'm melissa francis. here today. fox business network's liz macdonald. fnc political and legal analyst, eboni williams. national spokeswoman for the libra initiative. rachel campos duffy. today's #oneluckyguy, look at that, we have reti

ohio, his home state. we understand that you do have to check in with your probation officer within 48 hours of being released. we assume he is going to be checking in there in ohio. our photographer is following the car we will see if he is headed straight to the airport. we're not sure. they are probably trying to make a very secret exit at this point. >> we will continue to cover what is happening with the brock turner release this morning produce or light back here on "mornings at 2". we will cover it all morning for you. >>> let's now check in with sal and steve. everyone else needs to head out the door and hopefully not have to head by the courthouse. >> we have mostly clear skies, a little cool for some, upper 40s were a few locations in a lot of 50s. there's not much in the way of fog. there is a sister moving into the north which is clipping the northern part of the state. there are 50s in novato, santa rosa, 54 fremont, palo alto is 53 as well as half moon bay. you don't have to go far away to see the 61s in concord. it's pretty cool here for many locations. we do get that system to the north and th

sooners starting to find a rhythm on offense against the ohio state defense who has been excellent for most of the game. second and six at the 48. play fake. mayfield. intercepted again by the buckeyes. marshon lattimore. the third interception for ohio state tonight. the second for lattimore. he had two last week against tulsa. >> joel: lattimore ran the route for him. number 14 trying to get on top. lattimore duds an amazing job on staying on top of the receiver. he never him get even with him. that is textbook man-to-man coverage right there. if there is nine -- drop out of the route, that is it. marshon lattimore turned and immediately sprinted. see if he does haul it in. it's tough to tell on that look. >> gus: lattimore sophomore from cleveland. that one looked like it bounced around a bit. >> joel: it did. it's not the movement.

anyone can go on-line, look for -- in their neighborhood, and brock turner will pop up in the state of ohio and california. lucy that he's a sexual predator. can you imagine, because of the 3ub liss tee that this case has gotten, he walks into the grocery store, someone recognizes him. they pop off to him. they tell him what they felt about what did he and about the little time he spent in jail. he walks in to get a haircut. maybe the barber says, no, no, brock, we're not going to cut your hair, get out of here. so his life will be very much impact because of the publicity that this case got. he may have been better off being sent to state prison for a couple of years. >> yeah, but michael, as a registered sex offender you have limitations on where you can live. will this impact what type of job he can potentially have? >> think about that. if you were going to hire someone, you run him on megan's list and you see he's there. you think that's going to affect possible employment? of course is. >> michael, people can be very for giving but i think for the most part people feel like brock turn

swing state of ohio and in iowa. and when you put all of those trump's column he surges ahead of clinton by 30 points on that national map. and the data is showing us that trump supporters are nor enthusiastic and therefore more likely to vote than clinton supporters. >> part of this is a warning to hillary clinton and the democrats that they are going to have to do a heck of a lot more to stir their base and get them out to vote. >> it looks as if clinton picked the wrong week to call half of ignore hr doctors advice and nearly collapse from pneumonia that her daughter did not know she had. >> i had never seen her tired. i've had pneumonia twice. i didn't know she had pneumonia until she came to my apartment. >> it didn't help when powells hacked e-mails show him calling her a greedy 70-year-old with unbridled ambition he would rather not vote for. >> e have a great deal of respect for colin sympathy for anyone whose e mails become public. >> trumps lack of transparency and conflicting statements cost him and his kid

talking about jobs as he crossed the state of ohio. ar we are in the final stretch of the presidential campaign. donald trump will hit not one, but two important swing states today. north carolina and virginia. back to you. >> thanks, sara. donald trump is defending a political donation his foundation made to florida attorney general pam bondi in 2013. trump insists he made the $25,000 contribution because of his respect for bondi. the donation came from the trump foundation which is a violation in and of itself. it went to the bondi political committee days after it announced it was investigating the trump university. the investigation was never launched. this is trump's explanation. >> i never spoke to her. first of all, she is beyond reproach. a fine person. never spoke to her about it. many attorney generals turned that case down. because i'll win that case in court. many attorney generals throughout the country turned that down. i never spoke to her about it. >> one more twist. trump accountants misreported the donation. trump paid

senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren hitting the trail on her behalf of the battle ground state of ohio. >> 53 days to go. >> to a fox news alert. attacked with a meat cleaver in the middle of new york city. nypd officers firing eight shots. he was on the run after police confronted him about a parking violation. an off duty detective on his way home saw the foot chase and tackled the suspect. that's when he pulled out his 11 inch meat cleaver slashing the offer in the face before being shot. he had been arrested 15 times with a history of violence against police. investigators say he had no links to terror. robby gordon's parents found dead in his home. >> i am so sad and i can't believe it. the truth will come out what went down there. >> police investigating the deaths of off road racing legend baha bob gordon and his wife sharon as a murder suicide possibly. a motive not known. he wants people to know his father was a good man. > one step closer to blocking president obama's plan to close guantanamo bay. the house passing a bill banning the administration from transferring any of th