antietam, the 27th indiana was in the cornfield, as was the texas unit. the first texas infantry at antietam suffered 82% casualties. general, the commander of the 12th army corps, the army of the potomac, the union army here, is divided into the seventh infantry corps and they each had a major-general commanding it. point,locum went to west and is from new york. what strikes me is the age of these guys. slocum was 35. oliver howard, 33. stuart, also young. youngas a war fought by people. the general at antietam was younger than me. i can't imagine the responsibility of 80,000 lives. [inaudible] are 35, 33.ls behind me as cemetery hill, we are looking at cemetery hill. [inaudible] core --r of the second the second corps./ >> is this where lincoln did the speech? >> lincoln stood near the top. the commander of the second corps ran against james garfield for the presidency. [inaudible] upon top of the hill, as we travel past, at the time, there were far fewer [inaudible] >> i want to stop and see where lincoln gave his speech. >> the close to 3600 civil war

. >> the unit will train in texas before heading to eastern europe. tourneytime for the top ranked ninth role in the playoff opener. find out when we return. (coughs) that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. and now cbs 2 sports with mia o'brien. >> they have claimed their first conference title. now it's time for the union night's state title. regional play kicking off tonight against clinton shell. they are up once at 29. later up 10-1. still second set first smack sent back. hudson says no and stay on your side. union blow...already without lead receiver matt vandeberg -- george kittle now could be limited against wisconsin -- he suffered a foot sprain at purdue

texas. >> reporter: first trip to the united states, nothing but open arms and smiles for four year-old mohammad and his father brash sheer. >> it is a element of humanity, you know, we're coming. >> reporter: her here at no cost thanks to he and his partners, the organization provides life saving heart surgeries for kids all across the world. the tamly said they were chosen to get the procedure done. >> he has a hole in his heart which will decrease his quality of life to make it harder for him to breathe and life expectancy will be significantly decreased. >> i know, sometimes, i have hard time to she how happy i am. >> reporter: he will be one happy boy. he will be celebrating his fifth birthday during his stay in san antonio. >> in our country we do not have the facilities but he has been watching from the television. one of the funny things they asked me, will they give me a cake, yes, a cake. >> gift of the cake may be okay but gift of life is much sweeter. >> that was sharon coe reporting. >> that is awesome. >>> it is never too late to get your high school diploma even if you are 90 year

united states of america. >> election officials in texas have said that machines are not malfunctioning and some voters may be inadvertently making errors. trump has said there may be widespread fraud. >>> the clinton campaign is dealing with the wikileaks release of clinton foundation dealings could effect a presidential run. and trump would not commit to working with clinton if she wins. >>> the campaign is getting personal. political texts are being sent to your cell phones. some want it to stop and some appreciate it. the texts are being sent to information? voter information is open records. >>> parents in one state can throw parties involving alcohol for their underage kids. >>> and will the temperatures >>> lots of sunshine out here. it's warming up so quickly. yes, we could set a new record high for today. we have beautiful sunshine that we've been showing you all throughout the newscast. clouds sitting over the city. the gray line is the forecast and the yellow line, the record highs. we're aiming for a record today, and tomorrow we could tie one. and then we'll see a gradual cooloff that takes us fa

united states. high schoolers in texas saw the need and decided to do something about it. they started a food pantry at after school. >> we have these instant cups of ramen, but they also make these bags. we have kids that will tear open the bag and eat it raw. >> i didn't really think that it was an issue, but i mean obviously it is. >> a part of the pantry has helped 183 kids giving away more than a thousand food items. with other schools already asking how they can do the same. >>> a consumer alert to tell you about. another problem with takata r more than 40,000 suvs. the automaker says that the driver's front air bag inflator could separate from a plate and shoot out metal pieces. the recall affects certain bmw x3 and x4 suvs from the 2015 model year and x5s from the 2014 and 2015 years. >>> do you remember the popular toy teddy rex spin? the new version is from wicked cool toys. it has emoji expressive eyes. i mean it has an internal hard drive and it uses bluetooth technology. we'll see if it is as popular as the original version. >>> a principal in pennsylvania fou

they scream back, "texas," and he knows that is the only unit in the first corps he has from texas. don't forget the razorbacks from arkansas. "i am glad to see it," he yells. "when you go in there, i wish you would give those men the cold steel. you will never move unless you charge them. the texas brigade has always driven the enemy. i want you to do it now, and tell them, general, they will fight under my eye. i will watch them, and watch their conduct. i want every man to know that i am here and i am with them." an awe-inspiring scene. you see these men pouring from the field, and you have robert e. lee riding with you into action. they realize, robert e. lee is riding into action with us. this isn't a good idea. he's the brains of the operation. some men try to turn traveller, get him out of the way. a man grabs the the reins. when it comes about, lee has to be pressed to the rear to say we won't go forward without you. it is like taking on a bandbox regiment. his men charge up, counterattack. they drive them back. on the south of the road, hennigan's brigade and humphreys' bri

they scream back, texas, and he knows that is the only unit in the first corps he has from texas. the razorbacks from arkansas. i am glad to see it, he yells. when you go in there, i wish she would give those men the cold steel. move unless you charge them. the texas brigade has always driven the enemy. i want you to do it now and tell general, they will fight under my eye. i will watch them and watch their conduct. i want every man to know that i am here and im with them. and on inspiring scene. you see these men pouring from the field, and you have robert e. lee riding with you into action. they realize, robert e. lee is writing into action with us. into action with us. this isn't a good idea. eller,en try to turn travl get him out of the way. a man grabs the rains. when it comes about, lee has to be pressed to the rear to say we won't go forward without you. texans, and the finally gets the idea. it takes to bank officers to do so. john greg shames him and says, if you want to leave them -- lead to them, feel free. longstreet says, you can lead them into action because this is

is going to united nations asked for more time to give aid to syrian cities. >> texas police shoot and kill one who threatened them with a the update, ad in eight united nations spokesman says the pause in the bombing of the city of aleppo is not enoug to begin aid, russians said there will be pause thursday to allow safe passage out, the un says that they need at least $40 to send convoys into the area to provid aid. >> austin texas, a woman threatening officers a shot and killed, issue threatened officers. her husband call 911 said she was driving erraticall and had a gun, and they say tha she and the gun at the police telling case is still under investigation. a navy man drove off with a san diego bridge given for it will likely be right as he recovers, that he will be arraigned tomorrow on charges o driving under the influence an vehicular manslaughter, the california highway patrol trooper also injured in the crash is still recovering.. the manager at a wisconsin subway restaurant has been called the fastest in the land lacrosse wisconsin store and while the subway competition in

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. >> this unit will train in texas before they go to eastern europe. >> we wish those soldiers the best of everything. in the meantime 10 one is here to talk about promising news in the weather first forecast. >> we will have a dip in the temperatures but it's temporary. the indian summer comes rolling back and by sunday we should be close to 70 degrees. the big picture the forecast continues to look good. i will it's troubling. congressman blum actually co-sponsored a bill that could make it legal for a woman to be fired just for being pregnant. and blum tried to defund planned parenthood, even though women depend on it for critical care, like cancer screenings. and i know it was early detection that made a difference. it's not a political issue. it's about caring about all of our people here in this country. i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. the upper 60s to lower 70s. there was nice weather around eastern iowa. so far for the month of october the average temperature in cedar rapids is over 70 degrees. we are running 6.8 degrees above average per day. it has been nice. we

the unit will train in fort bliss texas - before heading to eastern europe. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in coming up next - the new battle right now - over clean water in the hawkeye state. state.you're watching c-b-s 2 this morning -- covering the corridor. i'm chuck grassley, and i approve this message. my dad raised thirteen children, was married for nearly seventy years and fought for our country in world war ii. he finally called senator grassley's office. they got dad his medals. right now on cbs 2 this morning...what the candidates had to say in their very right now on cbs2 this morning, with the candidates had to say at the last debate for the presidential election next month . >>> that took place here in iowa, involved the states longest- serving partition . >>> the complicated steps parents can go through to go to a different school . >>> we are taking a live look at i 80 12th avenue in iowa city . not too many cars out there on the road . if you are heading out, it should be smooth sailing for you .

. >>> it's not something that you see every day, a united states fighter jet painted pink in corpus christi, texas. it's on the flight deck of the uss lexington. >>> coming up, we'll tell you about tonight's game and we'll hear from david johnson. >>> first, here is >>> coming up, melania trump breaking her silence on the i learned as a police officer and a businessman you should never abuse people's trust. unfortunately, today too many politicians either serve their party or themselves, and arizona families suffer. the arizona republic called paul babeu a disgrace. babeu spent $28,000 of taxpayer money at a five-star resort and was questioned by the fbi himself. o'halleran: i'm tom o'halleran, and i approve this message, >>> it's monday night football here at the university of phoenix stadium. we are just a few minutes away from kickoff. the new york jets taking on the arizona cardinals. you can look over my shoulder, some of the guys warming up, getting ready to go and the interesting part about this game both teams are desperate for a win, and the jet's head too much is todd bowels. the cardina

texas bird records committee to make this sighting official. father bird >> there's going to be a large number of people coming in from the united states to see this bird. in the hopes that it stays. we're hoping it stays. alfredo cuadros >> from south padre island, alfredo cuadros kveo, news center 23. ((brian loftus)) >>> ready or not today is one of the most exciting days in american history ((michelle mortensen)) >> today is national taco day and we'll tell you all about it coming up on the valley's news leader./// you're watching 8 news news now good day.. just head to our 8 news now facebook page.. and upload a pic of you decorating you're house in the colors of fall! 8 lucky viewers will be chosen each week to win an 8 news now mug! the winners will be announced every friday during the 6am newscast./// ((brian loftus)) >>> the palms casino is now part of the growing red rock resorts family. the 312 million dollar deal brings the number of properties owned by parent company station casinos to 20 -- here in the valley. the palms opened back in 2001 by for it's unique hotel suites... including a suite complete with a basketball court./// ((bri

of the crater, you will have the battle of newmarket heights and the united states colored troops fighting their will defeat the texas brigade. when they do that, general benjamin butler will be forever devoted to the united states colored troops. in fact he will create the butler medal for the soldiers because of their bravery at the battle of newmarket heights. 16 of the u.s. colored troops will be given medals of honor. two of their white officers and 14 black soldiers. butler proves the u.s. colored troops can be very valuable fighters in the civil war. i think one of the things we have touched upon with the questions and discussion is that you need for a successful attack to be executed, you need good leadership. we trace that leadership to men who are extremely confident in themselves. other men look to them to be led. that confidence can be mistaken at times for arrogance and other adjectives, but i think the one thing the attacks need or must have is a good leader. if a good leader is going forward and the men see him, they say he is not afraid to go forward. why should i be afraid he go forward? that type of

my boy was stabilized, put on a plane returned to the united states and had his surgeries done in texas. so when people talk to me aboutn her being a liar and are not caring and not caring for anything other than herself anda her family, that's not the hillary clinton that i know. every time i have the privilege of seeing her and talking to her her she always asks about my son. she asked about my 1-year-old daughter who is a junior at the university of northern iowa. she asked about my family. one of my best friends wife passed away in the last three or four months and hillary clinton sent him a personal letter of s condolence. this is the hillary clinton that i know and i know that everybody doesn't know her and i know that some people make their opinion on hillary clinton based on other news stations that have reported about her but you know that's not the hillary clinton that i know and it's personal for me. it is a lady who went out of her way to do something for younge servicemen bringing them back to the states of his wife and family could be with him when he went through surgery.

bush of the state of texas has received for president of the united states 271 votes. al gore of the state of tennessee has received 266 votes. may god bless our new president and our vice president and may god bless the united states of america. >> ben ginsburg served as counsel of the bush/cheney campaign. i guess let's start with this, right? if you don't want to concede after an election, what are your options from a sort of legal standpoint, right? if you say i'm convinced this was rigged in numerous states, my supporters think it's rigged and i'll hire a lawyer that will do my bidding, what do you do? >> first of all, those moments were among the most of importance to our country in power and what our institutions have to do. but if you're a candidate who doesn't like it, each state has a procedure where you go through the canvassing of the vote and recounting of the vote potentially the actual contesting of the vote. so each state has its own procedures for what to do. >> if you're litigation minded, presumably you could string a bunch of stuff out even if the n

. >> george bush, governor of texas, will become the 43rd president of the united states. >> al gorewaiting in a hotel room in nashville, tennessee, called george bush to concede. at 3:00 a.m., he went to the war memorial in nashville to publicly concede. >> it was total chaos as we were trying to get into the war memorial, pouring rain, the vice president and lieberman's family and that whole group had gone in. everybody was out there. >> i got on the phone with bill daly and he said what's up, mike? and i said billy, we haven't lost. this will be an automatic recanvas. this is too close to call. >> grab the vice president, get him into a holding room with joe lieberman. do not let anyone go out. everybody freeze. >> the numbers were so screwed up that no one was sure who had won. so the battle began. for 36 days, a furious legal struggle. the democrats fought for a recount while republicans fought to stop it. finally, bush appealed to the supreme court. the ruling stopped the counting. it was over. >> this is america and we put country before party. we will stand together behind ou

united states. i have seen it firsthand in mississippi, texas, and all over the united states.y have decimated the military. the democrats, whatever they are in charge of, they have destroyed and filled the cities with entitlements. they have done nothing to improve the lives of people. and a veteran that supports hillary is uninformed, totally. if people would look at what they have done to the military -- look at our retirement pay. is a democrat in my opinion. i usually vote straight republican. his case and mcconnell, they need to be voted out. trump is a change agent. he will go in there and fix what is wrong in washington. even though he has many personal issues about women and other things, he does have people skills that he needs to work on. believe, without a shadow of a doubt, will fix the border issue. them that are of hurting the americans getting jobs. they are paying them under the table, no health benefits to these illegals. a lot of them are unemployed because of that. no military should vote democrat. host: ok. acording to "military times," new poll out this we

. >>> a texas a&m student charged with drunk driving after she crashed into their patrol unit while trying to send a topless police found an open bottle of wine in that car. >>> it appears that kid are trading in their crowns for cakes. for the first time in 11 years, princess is no longer the top halloween costume. superhero will be the no. 1 costume for trick or treaters. >>> the valley is becoming a mecca for the self-driving car industry. [ chanting ] >>> things protestors and supporters gather at the rally with donald trump jr. he made a stop in the valley trying to get millennial support for his father. >> he spoke to people on the asu campus. the bilge news trump jr. telling that crowd that his father will return to the valley on saturday. dennis welsh is live with more. how many times does this make a trump visit? seventh appearance in the valley since launching his presidential bid since june of 2015. we'll be at the state capitol to rally the troops in the final day of the election. the people that came here today got a taste of what to expect over the weekend during his brief sp

in this part of texas water is all that separates mexico from the united states. >> the border is a porousorder. people coming across thousands every month. >> he says he is torn while security is paramount, they also need a robust work force. >> our labor is getting tighter and tighter every spring. we lose crops. >> under part of his immigration plan donald trump calls for immediately deporting the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants already calling the u.s. home. he has since says he will focus on kicking out drug lords and criminals first. after building his wall make a determination on the rest. while trump's strategy of keeping people out, the cornerstone of secretary hillary clinton's immigration policy has been comprehensive reform including securing the border. she vows to create a pathway to citizenship within her first 100 days of office. >> marco came to america at age 17. he attended high school and college in texas. an option that wouldn't have been on the table in trump's plan. secretary clinton co-sponsored legislation to help protect people like marco. >> we want to st

that's just in the rio grande valley of south texas where a winding river separates mexico from the unitedates. most of the immigrants are coming from central america but if you thought the numbers in 2014 were high, here's a comparison. in that year, 66,000 families were apprehended. this year it's already exceeded that. we still have more months to go in the year. detention center are full with women and children. when they are processed they are given a notice to appear before an immigration judge and they are sent to live on united states soil. >> they are coming to your towns and schools. a lot of them are hard working and looking for opportunity. but not everybody is. tbent percent of those that we catch have a criminal history. that's -- 20% of those that we catch have a criminal history. >> reporter: a church has set up shop to help the immigrants transition. >> they get an opportunity to take a shower and get hygen items and a -- hygiene items and a nice soup. >> reporter: agents blame the surge on a few reasons. first, an open border then the violence in central america. also the

was bernard shaw i think, broke in and said -- >> george bush, governor of texas, will become the 43rd president of the unitedtates. >> i actually get a chill when i say it right now. i said i've got to go to see al. >> what lieberman didn't know was that gore had already decided to concede. he placed the call. >> just said, governor, you know, i put up a fight or whatever he said, i forget the exact rights, conceded, it was a very short call. i think governor bush just thanked him. there was no love lost between either one of these guys. they didn't like each other, period, so it was probably a ten second call at most, and that was it. >> at the time he conceded, jeb bush was still over there on his computer and he's like i don't know what they're seeing. i don't know what numbers they're seeing. i think it's still too close. >> were you guys kind of surprised? it sounds like jeb was -- >> i think jeb was surprised -- when vice president gore called to concede. >> jeb bush was the governor of florida at the time trying to deliver the state for his big brother. he wasn't the only one scratching his head at go

united states history. >>> a new billboard in austin, texas is causing controversy. it says, undocumented imgrant. before you get deported, find a sugar daddy. the message has offended a lot of people but a spokesperson said it will not be taken down. >> there is a demand for this sort of thing. we are getting signups. >> it's insulting to foreign nationals. it presumes that foreign nationals are requesting to commit a crime and they are willing to go to a website to participate in that crime. >> a spokesperson said using the billboard to start a conversation is what they were hoping more. >>> a company is offering more options tor children to find toys that look like them. they are offering dolls that are all shapes sizes and colors and they have dolls that represent specific disabilities. >> we we do not have toys that children can look at themselves and see they feel that they are invisible and not valuable to society. >> people are trying to make toys that girls and boys can play with. >> the trend started a few years ago after parents started to turn to the internet to find inclusive toys. >>

texas. and thousands of people in the south eastern united states are bracing for a direct hit. >> and thousands of miles and idea of what he calls the greatest american road trip. we tag along as he adds colorado to his list. next on 9 news. >> this is 9 news. >>> a scary day for students and staff on cu boulder's campus. it started around 9:15 this morning when a man with a machete was spotted outside of the champions center. police followed eventually shooting and killing him inside of a stairwell. a few hours later police rushed to the university memorial center after receiving 911 calls. turns out there was no credible threat there. 9 news reporter christine nokl is in boulder. a wild and frightening day for students and staff there. >> reporter: it certainly has been, ryan. certainly a chaotic day here at cu boulder. campus officials have deemed the us no ongoing public safety threat out here. in the past hour, investigators and campus officials held a press conference to debrief the media as to what was going on. one was a legitimate concern, the second one was a hoax that led to a whole

. >> george bush, governor of texas, will become the 43rd president of the united states. >> al gore,le, tennessee, called george bush to concede. at 3:00 a.m. he went to the war memorial in nashville to publicly concede. >> it was total chaos as we were trying to get into the war memorial, pouring rain, the vice president and lieberman's family and that whole group had gone in. the secret service, the police, everybody was on edge. >> i got on the phone with bill daly and he said, what's up, mike? and i said billy, we haven't lost. this thing's going to be an automatic recanvass. i said this thing's too close to call. >> grab the vice president, get him in the holding room with joe lieberman. do not let anyone go out. just everybody freeze. >> the numbers were so screwed up that no one was sure who had won. and so the battle began. for 36 days, a furious legal struggle. [ crowd chanting "recount" ] the democrats fought for a recount while republicans fought to stop it. [ crowd chanting "bush won" ] finally, bush appealed to the supreme court. the ruling stopped the counting. it was o

fraud, you're digging your head in the sand, because as you know in the history of the united stat, west virginia, in texas, voter fraud occurs. and we need to do everything we can to make sure it doesn't happen. and if you don't look for it, you're not going to find it. >> 60 seconds. and this is it. so go ahead. >> the governor knows that this legislation was much broader than a voter i.d. law, although this was the strictest in the country. it had to do with early voting, the ease of early voting. when the three-judge panel in the fourth circuit said that this law intentionally discriminates against minorities and students, it was time to stop. but governor mccrory continues to use taxpayer money to pay for attorneys, to continue to appeal this. of course, he lost. it's shameful for the governor to keep pushing this legislation. it's wrong for our state. >> we've got time -- you're both going to get more time here in a minute for your statements, because that concludes all of my questions. i have more, i promise you. if they'd give us more time, we'd do it. you both get 90 seconds for your closing state

arrested for trying to scare people in a d people across the united states for participating in menacing stunts or making false reports. in houston, texas, this instagram post shows clowns threatening to kidnap students or kill teachers. parent rochelle hudson. >> this would make me drive my daughter to and from school. >> reporter: for anyone who think this is funny, police say there is at least one deadly incident linked to a clown hoax. year old was stabbed to death in a dispute and he was wearing a clown mask. reena, a 29 year old now faces first degree murder charges in that case. >> ninan: i can see why parents are concerned. jamie, thank you. officials in southern california say people should be on hideened alert until tuesday for the increased possibility of a major earthquake. the warning follows a swarm of small earthquakes last week beneath the salton sea in southern california. the salton sea is on the san andreas fault which hasn't ripp ruptured in this weekend pope francis set out to promote peace and interfaith harmony-- harmony in grornlg ga and azerbaijan. seth doane tells us about the pope's trip. >> reporter: during h

police have ared people across the united states for participating in menacing stunts or making false reports. in houston, texas, this instagram post shows clowns threatening to kidnap students or kill teachers. parent rochelle hudson. >> this would make me drive my daughter to and from school. >> reporter: for anyone who think this is funny, police say there is at least one deadly incident linked to a clown hoax. in redding, pennsylvania, a 16 clown mask. reena, a 29 year old now faces first degree murder charges in that case. >> ninan: i can see why parents are concerned. jamie, thank you. officials in southern california say people should be on hideened alert until tuesday for the increased possibility of a major earthquake. the warning follows a swarm of small earthquakes last week beneath the salton sea in southern california. the salton sea is on the san andreas fault which hasn't ripp ruptured in more than 300 years. out to promote peace and interfaith harmony-- harmony in grornlg ga and azerbaijan. seth doane tells us about the pope's trip. >> reporter: during his visit to the majority muslim nation of

bush, the governor of texas, is projected now to win the presidency of the united states. >> al gore was on his way to make a concession speech, and en route, they got information that it was closing again the other way. >> i've just gotten off the phone. it is true that the vice president has called to recap the his concession. >> the race it turns out was too close to call. >> just an hour or so ago, the tv networks called this race for governor bush. it now appears -- it now appears that their call was premature. >> the system just simply broke down. i looked into the camera and said we not only have egg on our face we've got omelet all over our suits. it is not over, ladies and gentlemen. >> al gore leads in the popular vote, but the electoral college is in a dead heat, and it all comes down to one state. >> florida was the place where it was close enough to have a recount and have the right number of electoral votes to change the outcome. that's when we discovered how imperfect the voting system is. >> it varies across the country. voting methods vary. some people punch cards, t

in the history of united states in chicago, west virginia, texas, voter fraud occurs, and we need to do everything we can to make sure it does not happen. if you don't look for, you are not going to find it. roy cooper: the governor knows that this legislation was much broader than a voter id law. this was the strictest in the country. it had to do with early voting, that use of registration -- the ease of registration. when the panel in the fourth circuit said this law intentionally discriminates against minorities and students, it was time to stop, but governor mccrory continues to use taxpayer money to pay for attorneys to continue to appeal this. of course, he lost. it is shameful for the governor to keep pushing this legislation. it is wrong for our state. chuck todd: you are both going to get more time here in a minute for your closing statements. that concludes all of my questions. youroth get 90 seconds for closing statement. mr. cooper, by virtue of a coin toss, you will be first. roy cooper: thank you, check --chuck. thank you to the broadcasters. thank you to governor mccr

in this part of texas, water is all that separates mexico from the united states. >> the border is borderople coming across, thousands, every month. >> reporter: he says he is torn. while security is paramount, he needs a robust work force. >> our labor is getting tighter and tighter. every spring we lose crops. >> reporter: under part of his immigration plan, donald trump originally called for immediately deporting the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants already calling the u.s. home. he has since said he will focus on kicking out drug lords and criminals first. then after building his wall, make a determination on the rest. though a trump supporter, he says he is afraid of what that could mean for his farming business. considering an estimated 70% of the country's agriculture employees are undocumented. >> if he takes 70% of the workers in any industry and try to get them out, it's going to be devastating. >> reporter: across town -- >> it concerns me. >> reporter: this man is also pondering the implications of each candidate's position. >> it's hard for us to listen to people come

in this part of texas, water is all that separates mexico from the united states. >> the border is aous border. people coming across, thousands, every month. >> reporter: he says he is torn. while security is paramount, he needs a robust work force. >> our labor is getting tighter and tighter. every spring we lose crops. >> reporter: under part of his immigration plan, donald trump originally called for immediately deporting the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants already calling the u.s. home. he has since said he will focus on kicking out drug lords and criminals first. then after building his wall, make a determination on the rest. though a trump supporter, he says he is afraid of what that could mean for his farming business. considering an estimated 70% of the country's agriculture employees are undocumented. >> if he takes 70% of the workers in any industry and try to get them out, it's going to be devastating. >> reporter: across town -- >> it concerns me. >> reporter: this man is also pondering the implications of each candidate's position. >> it's hard for us to listen t

united states. for participating in menacing stunts, or making false re in houston, texas this instagram post shows clowns threatening to kidnap students or kill teachers. parent rochelle hudson. >> this would make me drive my daughter to and from school. for many one who thinks this is funny. police say there is at least one deadly incident linked to a clown hoax. in reading, pennsylvania, a 16-year-old was stabbed to death in a dispute and he was wearing a clown mask. reena, a 29-year-old faces first concerned. thank you. >> officials in southern california say people should be on heightened alert until tuesday for increased possibility of a major earthquake. the warning follows a swarm of small earthquakes last week. beneath the salton sea, in california, on the san andreas fault which hasn't ruptured in 300 years. >>> former president, jimmy carter turned 92 this weekend. 39th president, nobel peace plains georgia, where he was born, october 1, 1924. last march. carter announced he completed cancer treatments for melanoma spread to his brain. carter and wife rosalynn, celebrated their 70th anni

testing missiles as they threaten the united states saying they're prepared to use nuclear weapons first. >>> but now meteorologist bill karins with record warmth. texas. end of our growing season, things are dying off. the high winds heading to the plains. but watch out, we could see winds up to 50 to 80 miles per hour. sustained winds in some of the hielidations in the west. this is where we're going to see gusty winds. watch out for brush fires from north texas to nebraska. that's a look at the big weather yesterday was almost 98 in amarillo. some of the warmest temperatures you've seen this late in the season. and temperatures in the low 80s in the ohio valley. new england 70s and upper 70s. well, it does look like very enjoyable weather l the way around. >> bill, thank you. >>> just ahead, one's been arrested in connection with a shooting death of guy's 15-year-old daughter. oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena? rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. with the... fastest retinol formula available. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and... ...even deep wrinkles. "one week? that d

. >>> doctors at baylor university in texas performed the first womb transplants using live donors in the unitedtes. four women that were born without a uterus received them last month. but three wombs needed to be removed because of poor blood flow, there are 16 prior implants worldwide and doctors in sweden performed the most of them with five births resulting from this incredible surgery. >>> big talkers now we hear a lot of people describe this election season as scary, fright frightening the stuff of nightmares. they are capitalizing on the fear of the two candidates at his home with the politically themed holiday display the goal is to get people thinking and talking. >> i try to get people to think, they don't have to think what i think but have to think. >> you won't fine ghosts and ghouls and zombies at this house of whoer and hillary clinton chained to a donkey and donald trump screaming from the top of a border wall. something to see if you live there. speaking of frightening have you seen this shot of hurricane many you, now a deadly storm wreaking havoc, and destruction in haiti. th

united states of america. bush: there is a painting by a from west texas of a mountain scene. he said, we live on the east the, the sunrise side, not son said side. optimism. that is how i feel about america. -- we haven through been through a lot of things. we went through stock market decline and the attack on the country. because of the work of people, we will make sure the economy grows. we have reformed our school system and we will continue to create excellence so that children have a chance to realize the promise of america. we were to make health care affordable and rally the armies of compassion to help heal the hurt in the neighborhood. i am optimistic that we will win the war on terrorism and i understand that it requires resolve and purpose. we must never waver in the face of these ideologues. we will spread freedom and liberty. we have great faith in the ability to transform societies and convert a hostile world into a peaceful world. i hope for a hopeful america and a safer world. i am asking for your vote. god bless you. you.chieffer: thank that brings the debat

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you're digging your head in the sand, because as you know in the history of the united states, in chicago, in west virginia, in texas, voter fraud occurs. and we need to do everything we can to make sure it doesn't happen. and if you don't look for it, you're not going to find it. >> 60 seconds. and this is it. so go ahead. >> the governor knows that this this was the strictest in the country. it had to do with early voting, the ease of early voting. it had to do with the ease of registration. when the three-judge panel in the fourth circuit said that this law intentionally discriminates against minorities and students, it was time to stop. but governor mccrory continues to use taxpayer money to pay for attorneys, to continue to appeal this. to keep pushing this legislation. it's wrong for our state. >> we've got time -- you're both going to get more time here in a minute for your own closing statements, because that concludes all of my questions. i have more, i promise you. if they'd give us more time, we'd do it. you both get 90 seconds for your closing statement. mr. cooper, by virtue of a coin toss, you go first