sharyl: when terry mcauliffe became virginia's governor in 2014, he's fed up the process. in a little over the year, he sped up the right to vote for 18,000 felons, more than the previous seven governors combined. he was one of them. a former addict, he says he has been clean and law-abiding for a decade. >> i went through the process. it is a website, a one-page form. your name and address, the charge. eight to 10 minutes later, i got it is incredible. i have now become a part of the political process. sharyl: in april, governor mcauliffe took matters a step further. with the stroke of a pen, he returned voting rights to 206,000 convicted felons at once. gov. terry mcauliffe: and so today, i will sign an order restoring the civil and voting rights of every single individual who has completed his or her sentence as of this day , april 22, 2016. sharyl: you only heard about it after the fact. jim plowman: after the fact, right. sharyl: republican jim plowman prosecutes felony crimes in virginia and says the governor's order violated the state constitution. he and more than

>> let me tell you, terry mcauliffe is the single closest person to bill and hillary clinton. there is nobody closer. terry mcauliffe, they gave to the fbi person at the high level, who was doing the investigation, who was in charge of the investigation, they gave his wife $675,000. now you think of that. now, that's clinton giving the money because that is how close they are. so clinton gave the fbi agent who was top person, who is the top person in charge of her email case which is disgrace that she got of that. she lied to the fbi. lied to congress. lied to everybody. look what they did to general james cartwright, a great man, four-star general. they destroyed his life. he will go to jail perhaps for five years. she gave money at a huge clip, $675,000, to the wife of the fbi agent who was in charge of her investigation. let me tell you something. that's a criminal act. martha: one last question, for you, mr. trump. you have got 14 days to change the trajectory of this election. you have said if you lose it will be biggest waste of time and money in your life. do you have a

terry mcauliffe is being investigated by the fbi. we don't know if he or mccain was in charge of that investigation or not but their size this appearance that the governor is doing favors for people to influence the outcome of the criminal desiccation which should be immune from political interference. the clinton investigation should be immune from political interference? kennedy: now you have two departments and people either at the very top or second from the top who are somehow involved in the investigation and you have loretta lynch on the tarmac for 39 minutes talking to bill clinton in secret and in private and then you have the deputy director of the fbi whose wife has received not only almost $500,000 for an extra 200,000 plus in mailings from terry mcauliffe. that's a lot of money for state senate seat. >> is public record. who sent the press off to it? fbi agents who work for andrew mccabe who are unhappy with this decision. i'm telling you the feeling of unhappiness and professional disrespect is palpable on the part of t

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if you know terry mcauliffe youe knowrr exactly what we're talktk about. don't forget to tweet us, use the #5@6:30. i think i unvailed myself a little too much when i said i was from pittsburgh. > a lot of people have beene asking us about this one. governor terry mcauliffeiffe disputing the article in the wall street urinal as to why he donated hups of thousands of dollars to a campaign. a >> it went to the wife of a top clinton's he e-mails. fox5's tom fitzgerald joining uo more on this. help us follow the trail of the money here, tom. >>reporter: jim, are you from pittsburgh? good go figure.ig are you a fan of bruce springsteen?sp >> you've never mentioned this before.. > shocking. let's talk about what's going og in virginia. >> okay. > let's set the cast ofof characters for youment you've got the governor of the commonwealth mcauliffe, the former dnc chair, friend of the clintons, thecl current governor in richmond. you've got dr. mccabe. she is a democratic candidate back in 2015 for the state senate in virginia.sena she was going to be running again

>> look, terry mcauliffe is an intelligent guy. there's no way around that.have some kind of esp where he can figure out -- >> he's a very close friend of the clintons. >> he gave a donation in relevance to where somebody was. i'm not saying he couldn't be so intelligent to see into the future to know where this gentleman was going to go. >> he was there. >> the gentleman was in one place and another job. he couldn't have possibly known. look, i don't disregard signs. they're a sign of enthusiasm. anecdote, i was in a restaurant today, a man came up to me and said i don't want to interrupt your lunch, his eyes welled up with tears, he said i wasn't sure what i was going to vote for, now as it's gone on and on, think about my daughters. >> like dueling banjo. >> mine has a person, he just has signs. >> he didn't have any tears -- >> pumpkins, though. >> all right. all right. two guys walked into a bar. one of them -- >> but it is interesting, these polls, i mean, the trump people continue to say, look, these polls are just flat-out wrong. >> right. and, look,

now we find out even more about this, and then we have terry mcauliffe gets money from hillary, raisesves to the guy in charge of her investigation. this is not a banana republic, jay. we are a constitutional republic. >> right. >> the rule of law should matter. there shouldn't be two sets of law for everybody watching the show and hillary clinton. >> right. >> and that's what it seems to be. >> yeah, so -- so ben franklin familiar umsly said it is a constitutional republic, mad oom, if you can keep it, when he was asked what kind of government we have. i think the question the american public is asking themselves the night is are we going to be a constitutional republic, because at the end of the day what james comey did by reopening, which some are praising on the right -- >> he did it to save his own reputation. >> we need full disclosure. >> this is about comey standing up and saying, i'm here as champion of justice. it is about him saying -- >> is it because wikileaks was going to expose -- >> yes. >> -- the fraud? >> she has to -- >> and the fbi -- >> owes it to us to explain. >>

stephanie, and terry mcauliffe, one of the clintons' closest advisers and friends gave dr. mccabe $600,000 in campaign support. the clinton campaign does not want anyone to read the "wall street journal" today because they're going to say how can andrew mccabe have supervised the server investigation when his wife was a close political ally of terry mcauliffe? instead, they develop a narrative of a victory lap. we talk about that instead of the issues of corruption and obamacare. i believe those issues are what republicans are focused on and have to stay focused on like a laser. speaking of victory laps. in florida, marco rubio has run away with this. patrick murphy wouldn't even do the univision debate down there. i think the clinton narrative that they're pushing out is that it's over, it's over. down ballot, when in fact they're running very hard in places like ohio, where they still fear donald trump very, very much. >> all right, then hugh, if you're saying we should be paying attention to the "wall street journal" story, about this fbi story and clinton and corruption

it has been revealed that campaign donations made by clinton ally terry mcauliffe to the wife of the fbi official investigating hillary clinton's email and her server, a lot of money going to that, to her campaign. 675,000 going to a pac run by terry mcauliffe. i want to bring in our strategists here. republican strategist, adam goodman and democratic strategist, simon rosenberg. adam, people pro-trump, people in the audience believe exactly what he is saying. who does he need to get in and is he doing that as is sort of the same tone he struck which is bashing the media, bashing hillary and bashing washington? >> well, i'll tell you, liz, this is a change election and only open question is whether or not americans will exercise that feeling in the presidential ticket because down ballot i think you're certainly going to see a lot of that. a lot of people may be going down. insiders and incumbents versus outsiders and challengers. so he needs to get there. around i think there is a sense of a change message that he is going to have to deliver consistently. and then hope for something

john: the one story that is getting a lot of attention is the notion that terry mcauliffe's politicaln committee made a big donation to the wife of an important fbi investigator. they are jumping on that. what you think about that as a matter of politics and substance? mark: there is more to learn about the facts, but the key fact from the esculpatory point of view is that the guy wasn't in charge of the investigation until his wife's campaign had ended. if they were trying to curry favor with the fbi supervisor, they were doing it well in advance of him taking charge. he was the fbi supervisor at a lower level involved peripherally in the investigation. this is something that republicans will have a hard time being a silver bullet. i think we need to learn a little bit more about the facts of the case. john: all of that i agree with. so many of these e-mail controversies, they are mildly troubling. the timelines in particular, you find they do not quite add up to the scare headlines. the main thing i keep taking away from all these stories as we get them day after day, without ever t

governor is coming up in about a year and all of a sudden $600,000 is raised and generated by terry mcauliffe into the coffers of the fbi official spells as she is running for local office in virginia. lou: can i interrupt there? it goes one step beyond and that is governor mcauliffe and actually recruited her to run for the virginia state senate in that race but she lost. >> look, think back to other original fbi investigations. what about the fact that former president bill clinton was on an airplane with the attorney general loretta lynch at the height of this investigation and they were bringing it to a close what about the fact that president obama had multiple interviews including fox's chris wallace. i don't think there was a national security problem here.. he is loretta lynch is lost and he was saying there is no -- all of that suggest there was political interference in now the democrats are screaming and yelling about this being political interference 11 days before the election. there's a lot that happened before this. lou: and some of the squealing is surely the squealing of thos

>> this was a situation where terry mcauliffe was trying to win the senate back, so this would have madet he would have been spending a lot of money on this race and been concerned about this race. as you said, he was promoted after, so unless he's psychic, i'm not so sure about how this would have been influencing that. perhaps maybe the fbi agent could have recused himself, but i don't see how terry mcauliffe was actually influencing anything. >> mr. trump spoke about this today but he added things that were not in the "wall street journal report" and for which there is no evidence. take a listen. >> hillary knew this money was being paid and she has to be held accountable for this. yet another crime, one of so many. >> i mean, andre, there is a good argument to be made about this money and whether it stinks and whether the fbi agent should have recused himself, but, i mean, none of that is true. >> well, absolutely, they should recuse himself, but this is why people are frustrated. the loretta lynch meeting right before the fbi meets with hillary clinton, 228 as of three months ago, 2

john: terry mcauliffe urging her to run. >> sure.same month that hillary clinton's e-mail situation came to public light which, of course, happened because of the benghazi committee. if the governor is encouraging somebody to run, they probably started that conversation a long time prior. >> loretta lynch and tarmac. it's bad optics. >> we are going to agree to disagree. john: noelle, michael, we will keep an eye on the case. jenna: one of the defendants in the bridge gate trial expected to take witness stand today. the family of a teacher raped and mudderred by her student files a wrongful death lawsuit against the town and the school. do they have a case? our legal panel debates next you can run an errand. (music playing) ♪ push it real good... (announcer vo) or you can take a joyride. bye bye, errands, we sing out loud here. siriusxm. road happy. upgrade your phone system and learn how you could save at vonage.com/business john: some new information about bonuses paid to nearly 10,000 soldiers who enlisted to serve in iraq and afg

terry mcauliffe is himself investigated by fbi for allegations of corruption.ell. the governor is exactly correct. it is a question of corruption. it is not a question of violating the law. bill: thank you governor, thank you, gentlemen, thank you for coming on. 20 before the hour. here is martha. martha: a a decade after signing up for war, thousands of soldiers are being to give back the enlistment bonus they received. for many that is long gone. what happens if they don't give up cash? >> those running for office right now, ought to be pledging before the election and fix it and fix it fast. ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. do you have thecare? coverage you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with plans including aarp medicarecomplete insured t

add to this, terry mcauliffe himself is being investigated by the fbi for, we don't know what.ly know he has been named as a target in a corruption investigation at same time he is putting money into the campaign covers of the spouse of -- harris: a couple of things. this rings similar at all, i know you say it should be the woman who can have her own career but if you flip it, should hillary clinton have recused herself when money was flowing into the clinton foundation and we knew that it was also coming from countries that had nefarious reputations with regards to human rights violations, so on, so forth? >> she should have recused herself from dealing with people or should have said to her husband, i'm the secretary of state. you're going to force me not to do my job because you have got these people i'm working with -- >> i agree with that. i do. harris: should comey resign? >> who are you asking? harris: i'm asking you. >> the question what what would a president clinton or president trump do with comey in there? he has a lost answers to give that he hasn't given yet? har

terry mcauliff wanted to expand obamacare. wanted to expand medicaid in virginia.e needed a couple seats in the state senate. they recruited this woman jill mccabe and mcauliff sat did you kno --down with her husd her husband number two man at the fbi at the time he was the head of the washington field office of the fbi. the fbi says that's the only time this guy andrew mccabe and governor mcauliff ever met in person. >> okay. let me stop you there. so the fbi agent then number three, in charge of the washington investigative agency arm of the fbi, meets with mcauliff, who he knows is hillary clinton, one of hillary clinton's best friends, accepts, because he knew that the money was going to come from mcauliff, accepts the fact that his wife is taking $700,000, about, okay. and then continues to investigate hillary clinton? all he had to do and correct me if i acorrectme if i am wrone had to do is say i am going to recuse myself here because my wife is involved with the democratic machine and hillary clinton is being investigated by my agency. wouldn't that have be

look, this is ultimately an issue for the fbi, we can't know what terry mcauliffe's ultimate motive wasetty suspicious of it. but for the fbi to allow this individual to go on to lead this investigation is mind-boggling. you know, imagine this, forget about the clintons for a second, martha: if this were a tobacco company under fbi investigation and they had one of their subsidiaries donate half a million dollars to the campaign of the wife of the fbi man in charge, everybody would be going crazy. this is just something that the fbi should not have allowed, it's a privilege too far, and it speaks to, frankly, something deep, darking and wrong at the highest ranks of the fbi. martha: which is really stunning. i mean, when you look at director comey, you look at the evidence that they went easy on hillary clinton, you know, they're supposed to avoid even the appearance of impropriety, even an appearance of a conflict of interest in an investigation that it's impossible to imagine a higher level investigation. someone who is running for president of the united states. you would want that t

among them virginia governor terry mcauliffe. what is he so happy about? he's getting his groove on. worl, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. and if you do have an accident, our claims centers are available to assist you 24/7. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> both sides celebrating their candidates' performance in the cnn debate. 48% of watchers thought republican mike pence won the debate. that did not stop top democrat tim kaine and his supporters from doing a little celebrating. that is governor of virginia, terry mcauliffe doing a little bit of the cabbage patch. he's stirring it it up a little bit. feeing good, getting his shoulders moving. the governo

last night nobody had more fun than terry mcauliffe. if he's throwing a party, then i'm going.him shaking his hips, having a blast. listen, he had a great time. we saw tim kaine in the background kind of clapping. i think that was of the right move on his part. >> i think so too. celebrate. >> shimmy shake from last debate. it must be in the democratic blood. >> it must be. >> good to see you this morning. >> thank you so much. >>> it comes down, though, to you the voters. we want to know who made the best case for their running mate and your responses have been pouring in on this one all morning long. al e-mailed us saying that mike pence acted like ronald reagan and ready in a heartbeat to take over the reins. >> penced, kaine was rude and interrupted numerous times. so insulting. >> nothing of substance. >> lisa posted this on facebook. 100% not kaine. he looked and sounded like a character on a criminal minds episode. >>> let's keep talking about the vice presidential debate. who do you think won? right now in our facebook post. not even close. look at this. 98% say mike pe

. >>> in just a few minutes, how virginia governor terry mcauliffe is responding to fears of violence at the election day. >>> we have brand new video this morning of major damage. take a look at the church collapsing in a town in italy struck by two earthquakes. one quake was 5.4. the other, much stronger at 6.1. as many as 400 people don't have electricity right now. lots of roads covered with debris are closed. dozens of people had to be moved now. two months ago, a huge earthquake demolished parts of central italy killing almost 300 people. >>> 5:04 right now. and today, the man who pled guilty to killing a montgomery county police officer will be sentenced. he admitted to driving drunk and hitting officer liotta at a dui check point. he faces up to 10 years in prison. the hooters restaurant accused of serving tmu surrender the liquor license and close. >>> this there is an urgent search for this 16-year-old teen. she was last seen on monday the 17th in 39600 block of georgia avenue northwest, a few blocks away from the petworth metro station. if you have any information on where

terry mcauliffe, the governor of virginia. >> i know governor pence very well. i serve as chairman of the national governors association. i work with governor pence. we have a good relationship. michael pence was in a very tough position. he cannot defend donald trump and he didn't defend it. as you know, he just moved off it which if i were michael pence, i would have done the same thing. >> reporter: one of the other narratives coming out of the debate is of course that all these interruptions that tim kaine had during that 90 minutes. he interrupted about 70 times. this is something that the trump campaign is spinning saying that shows he's unhinged, calling him rude. the clinton campaign, though, have a different take on it. they say this is just an aggressiveness that tim kaine brought on to last night's debate stage. >> sunlen serfaty, thanks so much. want to bring in our panel. we are joined by kirsten, brett o'donnell, mahnu raju. you saw the cnn instant poll after the debate, showing mike pence with a six-point win according to our viewers who watched t

democratic virginia governor terry mcauliffe donated to the senate campaign of an fbi agent's wife, and that was the agent that was overseeing that whole investigation into clinton. so donald trump is calling for a whole another investigation. lots of people all know each other washington and inside beltway and they have tangled webs that are now being revealed, guys. >> terry mcauliffe is a close friend of clinton for sure. >>> lets get back to this breaking news, affect ago lot of people, north bound lanes, northeast extension, this just on the lansdale, four tractor trailers involved, in this accident. bob is it getting any better. >> this will be with us for rest of the morning because there is a fuel spill. look at that tractor trailer right there hugging the concrete barrier, is there a car, right by his rear tires here so there is diesel fuel all over the roadway so this is going to be with us for rest of the morning. >> coming right back. most people owe the bank. but pat toomey actually owned a bank. and when he went to washington, he voted to change the laws... to benefit wall

thank you, senator amy klobuchar, a very popular person in the united states, and terry mcauliffe, who's some day going to rule the world. when we come back, all eyes on mike pence, after the bad week donald trump had, can pence dig him out? i think pence will go on offense tonight like you've never seen. he is a tough customer. we're about 90 minutes away from the start of this debate. by the way, middleweight fights are always much more exciting than heavyweight fights. we're live in longwood university in virginia. back more after this. >>> as a businessman and real estate developer, i have legally used the tax laws to my benefit, and to the benefit of my company, my investors, and my employees. i mean, honestly, i have brilliantly -- i have brilliantly used those laws. the unfairness of the tax laws is unbelievable. it's something i've been talking about for a long time, despite, frankly, being a big beneficiary of the laws. but i'm working for you now. i'm not working for trump. >> what a crowd we have here. what a crowd. anyway, that was donald trump defending his tax laws. it was

melissa: it was all money that poured in from, directed by terry mcauliffe. can you make the connection between him and hillary clinton? >> look, for anybody who thinks the fix was in at the fbi, to save hillary clinton and prevent her from being criminally prosecuted, this is evidence, pretty strong evidence that yeah, the fix was probably in. it's just a such a glaring conflict of interest. lawyers and law enforcement have a bound duty to avoid a conflict of interest in even the appearance of impropriety. this isn't just the appearance. this looks like a real conflict of interest. melissa: absolutely. gregg jarrett, thank you for breaking it down for us. connell. connell: latest, melissa on wikileaks document dumb. what a aide really thought about hillary's wall street speeches. >>> punishing our nation's heroes. a government mistake costing thousands of veterans straight ahead. >> ground combat is the worst experience a human being can have. the idea of going after troops who in good faith received a financial bonus 10 years ago, then served in combat, som

clinton which he headed in the criminal investigation of terry mcauliffe.nt of despair for what going on in america. >> i think you hit it nicely in your opening statement at the beginning of this segment. it's very, very sad when major petitions have the appearance of corruption. the fbi at one point had the reputation as the finest least corruptible von enforcement entity on the planet. there are many fbi agents today who would knowledge it does not enjoy that reputation any longer. stuart: what a sad thing that is to say. judge, we appreciate you being with us as always. if not for the corruption story, the next story would be the than 10,000 soldiers and forced to pay back their enlistment bonuses. we will tell you why the pentagon wants the money back a little later this hour. first, donald trump doubling down that the system is rigged and we have some brand-new examples of voter fraud just in from the state of virginia. listen to what trump said about it all. >> if we win on november 8th, we are going to fix our rigged system. it is a rigged, broken,

terry mcauliffe says 21,000 the extension. jonathan: still ahead here at 6:00, office feud taken to a new level after a woman accused of poisoning her coworkers. where police say she was hiding the poison in plain sight. >> they are going to get registration project ahead of schedule. i'll have an update on the vandalism that happened here husband and wife get an amazing surprise. what they were given after they achieve a long-time goal of visiting the holocaust on issues that matter to northern virginia, barbara comstock and donald trump have a lot in common. bill o'reilly: overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? trump: well, overturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. northern virginia, we need luann bennett. standing up to trump and comstock. standing up for us. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. jonathan: the ribbon is cut. they opened 29 locations toda

democratic virginia governor terry mcauliffe reportedly donated to the senate campaign of an f-b-i agent's wife. that agent oversaw the investigation into clinton. napolitano says: "when he has an interest in that money going to his wife and when he has an interest in seeing to it that mrs. clinton is not indicted because that disrupts the financial stream to his wife." donald trump is now calling for another investigation. how hillary clinton got away with the email lie, the email scam, the email corruption. but now at least we have a pretty good idea." but hillary clinton continues to dominate in the polls... with some analysts saying there's little hope for trump to turn it around. krauthammer says: "i think there is a general feeling in both camps that she is way ahead and it would take some giant act, external act to the campaign trail... only made one stop in new hampshire monday ... appearing with senator elizabeth warren. clinton went after trump for calling the election rigged. clinton says: "he is basically declaring defeat before the battle has even started." on-cam tag both hil

governor terry mcauliffe said the system was overloaded by people trying to register at the very end. last three weeks before the election, it is a sprint to the finish line. hillary clinton and donald from campaigning in swing states as vice president joe biden is making headlines with tough words. intensity has ratcheted up. hillary clinton in ohio blasting donald trump on jobs. >> he has put chinese steel workers to work, and we are going to change that. talking about the access hollywood audio report with drop. >> don't i wish i was debating him? i wish we were in high school so i could take him behind the gym. jonathan: donald trump noticing the stepped up attacks. >> we have a bunch of babies running our country, a bunch of losers. jonathan: with the national poll clinton, trump's path towards the electoral votes is more challenging. his best hope is to hope for a low turnout on election day. the clinton campaign strategy is very different. they are pushing in traditionally republican states to see if they can expand their map and flip states from red to blue. donald trump and h

the group affiliated with virginia governor terry mcauliffe who is a clinton supporter gave a large donation to dr. mccade for a senate race. they later became deputy director of the fbi and helped oversee the clinton e-mail investigation. >> clinton got away with the e-mail lie, the e-mail scam, the e-mail corruption, but now, at least we have a pretty good idea. >> a spokesman for governor mcauliffe said he had no connection to the e-mail issue. the statement goes on in part, virginia and any insination otherwise is ridiculous. >>> no doubt florida and 29 electoral votes will be key in determining who will be the next president. if you need evidence, look no further than this. both hillary clinton and donald trump will be in that state today. nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol hill. how skrushl florida to trump's white house hopes here? >> really important. they seem to be going through florida this time around. whe c he was there yesterday in tampa trying to go after those votes. his tactic. latest tactic seems to be going after the media and the pollsters. the polls show him behind fr

governor terry mcauliffe has made enough appointments. >>> they will look at the impact of programs that occupy the time of students before and after school. of school time activities can students performance. part of a project aimed to improve the council's understanding of the programs, specifically how public finance approaches could be used to expand them in the county. >>> we've all had those days when things don't come together. that is what it felt like if you watched the game. it ended after midnight in a tie and how about this score? 6-6. most field goals in can you imagine, they're still the two best teams in the nfc west. maybe that is why the game ended. >> lowest scoring overtime tie in nfl history. tied for second lowest scoring for sunday night football. probably not worth watching. >> waiting for something to happen. >>> for those hoping to make it in the comedy business, bill murray is offering up his recipe for success. for american humor at the kennedy center. one of the the main ingredients to success is the ability to be completely unafraid. >> you have to be unafrai

could seal the deal in this election, to read from a former virginia governor after this. >> terry mcauliffeto bill and hillary clinton, there is nobody closer. terry call of gave to the fbi person at the high level, doing the investigation, in charge of the investigation, $675,000. you think of that. that is clinton giving the money because that is how close they are. neil: all right, the virginia governor himself called and said this is much ado about nothing. let's ask former governor jim gilmore, very good to have you. you heard what donald trump was saying. do you think there is a lot there? >> yes i do because this is a case where the governor of virginia in order to elect a candidate to the state senate donated $675,000 to that candidate which is an enormous amount of money. of the 20 they came back, you know this better than i, two other candidates got even more money. being singled out because of who she is married to, how do you explain the other shift? >> it doesn't matter. what does matter is $675,000 is not a trivial amount of money and you know it came up at the breakfast table

clinton supporter & virginia governor terry mcauliffe:(mcaulifee-302) me: "do you expect legal challenges?" him: "well you never know what donald trump is going to do, if he loses. who know what he's gonna do but i would hope we don't have legal challenges and i'm hoping in virginia, we've spent a lot of time with our poll workers with our cyber teams. we're gonna have a system that's easy to go in and vote."as for clinton, her debate prep has reportedly included how to again, try to email scandal, that's become a constant drip of documents giving her skeptics, fodder for distrust.(scott/tag)also tonight, this debate hudak says is one of, if not ?the? first time one will be held on a majority minority campusa&in other words, where most students are not white, a reflection of a growing base of voters the candidates need to enthuse: underpaid, younger & those slammed by the recession.in las vegas, i'm scott thuman that brings us to the question of the day. which "october surprise" will affect your vote most?go to cbs 2 iowa dot com- click on the question of the day link and cast your vote!

terry mcauliffe made the donation in march 2015, and -- martha: let me ask a question.ng for office and your husband is involved in an investigation. you get the money into your coffers you lose the election and your husband comes home and says i know i'm in charge of the email investigation was wouldn't you say to him given that explanation shouldn't you recuse yourself? >> i was highlighting the timing of it. i understand what you are saying and there were a lot of scandals, jason chafe it's chomping at the bit to continue at this. there were a lot of scandals in the bush years. we have a corruption problem for both parties and doesn't exclude donald trump even though he isn't a politician a year and a half ago. i understand the concerns, they hurt hillary clinton's numbers but if you look at the polls she will be the president and people have to be tough about these issues, more transparent and following up on that. martha: you look back at this fbi situation the more we learn about of the more troubling on so many levels it becomes. no grand jury investigation and y

a a voter i.d..d the law was the subject of a lawsuit from state democrats doc who argued it terry mcauliffe plans to restore voting rights to up to 200,000 felons. >> this morning we're following up00 f>> o tnhi story out of prince george'st county.of's a mother and father are in in jail.il they are charged withre chaed w murdering their infant baby and burying him in the woods.hes >> let's go to fox5 annie yuu live in hyattsville with the latest on this story.this s annie. >> reporter: good morning, wisdom and maureen.ortewisdom a this is and maureen tragic outca story. initially the mother and child were reported missing earlierari this week. and now they are behind barsd b this morning -- the mother is, the 24-year-old geneice pettyeiy antoine pet too. both behind bars this morning charged in the murder of their own child. this is a photo of the threeinde t three month old baby, antoine flemings. they were reported missing onfl monday. investigators were able toe to locate mom and the father onom e tuesday morning and that ising t when the pair confessed toessedo killing their own child

that was governor terry mcauliffe cutting a rug last night after the debate.saying he's sorry. the garlock/coltec bankruptcy. garlock's and coltec's products were used in industrial and maritime settings, including where steam, hot liquid or acid moved in pipes. votes must be filed by december 9, 2016 call 844-garlock or go to garlocknotice.com martha: terry mcauliffe appall jiegs for dancing in public. he apologized saying he broke the cardinal rule about dancing. he wasn't wearing lamp shade or anything like that. bill: 6 minutes before the hour. problems plaguing the va hospital in phoenix. why is this still happening, doug? reporter: the short answer is the veterans administration is a massive bureaucracy. it's like an ocean liner turning around in a swimming pool. but even the inspector general is mired in the same bureaucratic quicksand as plagues the va. it's nearly impossible to tell from this i.g. report how many veterans die from not being scene. it identifies hundreds much others who died before their scheduled appointments. it doesn't make clear wh

kennedy: clinton ally virginia governor terry mcauliffe on the hot seat for giving a huge campaign donationshe fbi official who investigated hillary server scandal. the panel and judge napolitano weigh in but are gary johnson's poll numbers artificially low? the libertarian nominee has a lot more support than folks seem to suggest. alex winter is here to talk about on line -- in an age of wikileaks. hypocrisy i'm falling over but that's okay. hypocrisy and political relativism are the fruits of this election. what

terry mcauliffe in office now so rosenfield renewed his appeal for clemency but well aware a tiny percentage of such petitions are ever granted and as month after month went by, it wasn't clear what if anything was happening. >> what's disturbing about the clemency process is it's secretive. >> what rosenfield didn't know is this time, it was different. the governor ordered a new investigation. >> law offices. >> just before christmas 2015, we were there when the call came from the governor's office. >> hey, carlos. it's steve. >> there it was. finally. the words he'd been hoping to hear year after year after year. robert davis was about to be set free. >> i'm elated. just in time for the holidays. today is robert's mother's birthday. come on, sandy, pick up. it's steve. set another plate for tonight's dinner. going up to pick robert up. >> oh my god! >> this is the last time i'd ever seen this prison. that both had dreamed of for all those years. >> hey, robert! >> how are you feeling? >> i'm elated. words can't describe it. words cannot describe it. i'm just so happy. if it wasn't for that

. >> terry mcauliffe said it was overloaded. >> we had 21,000 in one day. >> they have three options. postmarked october 21, walk it to the election office or the d.m.v. or register online again. that being said -- >> any applications we receive in the mail that are postmarked before the 1st will be able -- before the 21st will be able to accept. previously we would have rejected anything not so they don't have to do anything. q: election office can't contact everyone or have time to affected by monday's glitch. so if you know anyone tell the friend extension is on for tomorrow at 11:59 p.m. from the newsroom, i'm q mccray. back to you. larry: all right, thanks. virginia is the latest state ordered to extend voter registration deadline. four other states -- florida, north carolina, south carolina, georgia -- also had to extend their deadlines because of hurricane matthew and t states. alison: clean-up continues in north carolina after hurricane matthew. for one town it's feeling like groundhog day. the community flooded twice in two weeks. the first tropical storm julia sent water rus