and saturday night, the pennsylvania senate debate katien pat toomey and mcginty. followed at 11:00, the debate in the new hampshire governor's race. carolinathe n north governors debate. now until election day, watch key debates from house, senate and governor races on the c-span network, c-span.org, and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. wordsby kennedy's last

saturday night at 10:00 on c-span, the pennsylvania senate debate between republican senator pat toomey and democrat katie mcginty. followed 11 :00, republican commerce and trey gowdy and democrat chris for daily debate in the south carolina for district race. and at midnight on c-span, the north carolina governors debate between republican governor patrick rate, democrat mark cooper, and libertarian law and cecil. now until election day, watch key debates for house, senate, governor's races on the c-span networks. c-span.org, and listen on the c-span radio lap. -- radio app.

join us live for the pennsylvania senate debate on the 7 o'clock.ntil then have a good night. >> ♪ i've always taken on the status quo. in harrisburg, they didn't like it when i stopped their perks and pushed for reform. as head of pennsylvania's third-largest county, i cut out wall street middlemen to protect pensions. now, as chairman of the pennsylvania commission on crime, i'm leading the fight to stop the epidemic of heroin and opioid abuse. as attorney general, i'll prosecute anyone who scams our seniors. and i'll hold the oil and gas companies accountable to keep our drinking water safe. i'm josh shapiro. i'll be an attorney general who always fights for you. pat toomey: he was a founder of this pennsylvania bank and owned stock worth as much as a million dollars. under toomey's leadership, the bank used a controversial foreclosure practice called "confession of judgement" to take away homes from people across pennsylvania. the practice is banned in 35 states because it's considered predatory, but pat toomey didn't care. pat toomey the banker

the pennsylvania senate debate. the final match up before election day.s are, republican pat toomey, and democrat katie mcginty. today's debate is brought to you by six abc and philadelphia. and the league of women voters of pennsylvania. and now, live from the temple performing arts center in philadelphia, your moderator six abc anchor jim gardner. good evening, and welcome to the final debate between the republican and democratic candidates for the u.s. senate from pennsylvania. over the next hour the candidates will be answering questions, posed by me, as well as questions sent to us via social media and from some members of our audience.

house, senate, and governor's races and saturday night at 10:00 on c-span the pennsylvania senate debate between republican senator pat toomey and democrat katie mcagainky. followed at 11:00, republican congressman trey gowdy and democrat chris fidele debate in the south carolina district race. at midnight on c-span, the north carolina's debate between roar governor pat mccory, democrat roy cooper and libertarian lon cecil. monday night at 8:00 eastern live on c-span, republican senator rand paul and democrat jim gray debate for the kentucky senate seat. now until election day watch key debates from house, senate, and governor's races on the c-span networks, cspan.org and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >>> each week, american history tv's american artifacts takes you to museums and historic places to learn what artifacts reveal about american history. rock creek park in washington, d.c. covers 1700 acres from the mouth of the creek in georgetown north to the district's border with maryland. we visited pierce mill, built in the early 1800s along rock

when you talk about the senate campaigns and spending a million dollars in pennsylvania, as of yesterday, there's about $75 million spent on the pennsylvania senate race. in those house races that don't get as much attention and don't get as much money coming from the outside, they have a real ability to influence the outcome of the race. susan: you asked david mcintosh questions around free trade, noting this year it has not been a really popular position with many people who supported bernie sanders and donald trump. there was a headline that asked and the club for growth survive donald trump? what do you think about the voter's attitudes, especially the republican primaries and what it means for an organization like the club for growth? reporter: that's the big question about what happens to the club for growth for the future. some of my questioning today -- i think there is a big question about what happens to all of trump's followers? there are tens of millions of donald trump followers who have stuck with him through thick and then. what happens to them? do they go to a different c

. >> in other news this morning, candidates in the pennsylvania senate race one of the most watched battles of campaign 2016, debated for the first time last night in pittsburgh. off the bat both canned dads ask if they would support their party nominee. toomey said he hasn't decided. democrat mcginty said yes. >> senator i will repeat the yes. yes or no, are you voting for and encouraging others to vote for -- >> as i circumstances i have not reached a point where i can endorse donald trump because i have so many concerns about his candidacy, the things that i have publicly mentioned, because i think he is a badly flawed candidate. on the other handy also know if he were president woe probably sign legislation that would be construct tiff, like repealing of obama care, and restoring ankles sanctions on iran. what i can't believe is katie mcginty can't criticize anything about hillary clinton including all of her lies. >> disagreements don't cut it, with a guy who has invited russia to invade our allies, a guy who has confessed to and bragged about sexual assaults, and i'll tell you, waitin

sports coming up next. >>> we brought you first part of my conversations with the pennsylvania u.s. senate candidates and here again is a look at their biographies. challenger katie mcginty was most recently governor wolf's chief of staff and she served as pennsylvania's secretary of environmental protection in the rendell administration. and, is chair of the white house council on environmental quality during the clinton administration. >>> and toomey was first elect to the u.s. senate in 2010, he served three terms in the house of representatives, and then he previously worked in the financial services sector. we will begin the second part of our coverage, talking about the presidential nominees. while hillary clinton enjoy fullbacking of democratic candidates, including senate candidate kate i mcginty some republicans are choosing not to support donald trump. senator toomey will not vote for clinton and has so far refused to endorse the republican nominee. back in may i believe you wrote the op-ed and said there could come a point where differences are so great as to be irreconcilable.

the women talking against him. this is stupid and selfish. >> democrats trying hard to win control of the senate. they are hoping to switch red to blue in pennsylvania. the battle for the senate series. this is hardball, the place for politics. >>> welcome back to "hardball." one contest that could decide control over the u.s. senate is my home state of pennsylvania. the most expensive campaign in the country for that office. in real clear politics average, pat toomey holds a two-point lead over challenger katy mcginty. pennsylvania trended democratic in recent elections but one thing toomey has for him in history, splitting tickets three times since 1992 when specter was voted in and then presidential candidate bill clinton. re-electing rick santorum to the senate and then al gore for president. re-electing specter that time by throwing democrats to john kerry for president. things changed. in 2000 democrats had 500,000 votes advantage and today they have rough lay million voters advantage in registration. toomey has to contend with the coat tails of hillary clinton who leads by 6 points and with challenges facing party's nominee donald trump. over

." >> our jim gardner will host the final live debate or for the pennsylvania senate race sends us your questions for pat toomey and katie mcginty, that debate will be live from temple university on monday night at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. >>> 5:05. crews will attempt to remove a plane that crashed into a yard in camden county yesterday. two men were injured when the small plane crashed in lindenwald. residents say the sounded like a trash truck as the barreled down on linden avenue. no one on the ground was injured no word on the conditions of the occupants. >> a man is behind bars charged with making a bomb threat against a montgomery county school. 27-year-old made a threat against east norton middle school on monday. west faces terrific threat charges along with -- terroristic threat charges along with using weapons of mass destruction. >>> philadelphia police identified a man they fired at on tuesday night as 22-year-old mike marcinat. as they approached the car he he jumped out with a gun in his waistband. he shot back while running from the scene and eventually tossed the stolen 9-mill

campaign manager admitting today he is behind. 6abc is hosting the final live debate for the pennsylvania senate race. join jim gardner for the debate here on 6abc. >>> turning to the weather, it was a mild day compared to yesterday. cooler temperatures later this week. melissa magee has the check of the accuweather forecast. >> we had a nice recovery for the second half of the weekend. yesterday was chilly and windy. today, 66 in the city. right now, 57 with a wind. 45 in the poconos. here is storm tracker 6 live double scan radar. we have this weak disturbance out of the great lakes. this will dip to the south. some precipitation is likely north of the lehigh valley throughout the overnight hours. partly cloudy for most locations. a shower to the north, mainly up to the poconos. 44 in allentown for the overnight low and 52 in philadelphia. behind that front that moves on through, cooler air moves on in. 46 in sault ste. marie and 55 in detroit. we'll tap into a piece of that cooler air later this week. breezy on monday as we look at the headlines and turning cooler this week in areas of frost

is the most watched and expensive race in the country as both parties fight for control of the senate. we're hosting the final live debate for the pennsylvania senate race on monday night. i would like to reminds to join jim gardner for the live debate in temple at 7:00 p.m. on 6abc. >>> ursinus broke ground on innovation and discovery center. it will house classrooms and labs. it will merge science and entrepreneurship it will open in 2018. >> how to help the older generations who have become the target of scammers. >>> plus destruction in central and western pennsylvania caused by storms. >> reporter: we have rain in the delaware valley i'll let you know when it moves away and have future tracker 6 when "action news" comes right back. >>> so glad you stayed with us, 7:11 a.m., storms caused problems in central and western pennsylvania dumping up to 7 inches of rain in one day. a 65-year-old man was on a ladder outside his clinton county home when a tree fell and pinned him to the ground. the man died later in the hospital. >>> in sullivan county a home was destroyed as the storm pushed water over route 87. a bridge was damaged in the flood

certainly any of the viewers in our market have been seeing a lot of are advertisements in the pennsylvania senate race. i'm wondering what has stood out to you as an ad guy. what has been working in that race and what has maybe not been working? >> the interesting thing about the evolution of this cycle's ads is that instead of a lot of -- especially the presidential campaign. instead of a lot of voiceovers, what the clinton campaign is doing is they're taking the sound clips of their opponents and letting them run and commenting that way on them. and i think the most effective ads that the mcginnie people are doing are against toomey, where he's talking about he's for decriminalizing doctors performing abortions, that he is for the nra. because of the new cycle and everything you say as a candidate gets recorded by somebody, that's kind of the evolution we've seen in this cycle. >> for lyndon johnson, i believe, aired decades ago but still point to it, this many years later, as an example. >> it's clearly the most fame under the circumstanc -- famous political ad ever made. it ran only once duri

the pennsylvania senate approved senate that allows ride sharing companies to operate anywhere in pennsylvania. governor wolf has promised to sign the bill, the governor also said two thirds of revenue from ride sharing in philadelphia will go toward the school district. >> well, former pennsylvania attorney general, kathleen kane, is out on bail. while her lawyers r appeal her perjury conviction. kane left court in handicuffs yesterday after a judge certain tensed her to ten to 23 months in jail. in august, jury convicted kane for leaking secret grand jury information, then lying about it under oath. she posted $75,000 cash bail hours later. once she was out, kane discovered a ticket on her car for a parking violation. >> four teens under arrest after series of violent attacks on temple university student and police. one in one incident, surveillance issue mob beating three temple students, carlisle street, another group assaulted and robbed people cecil b. moore avenue. student say they only received vagal letter about juveniles on campus some two hours after the first attack. >> it wasn't e

said in a statement that he was embarrased and ashamed of his behavior. >> candidates in the pennsylvania senate race debated for the first time last night in pittsburgh. >> now, both candidates were asked if they would support their party's nominee. democrat mcginty said yes. republican senator toomey said he hasn't decided. >> i do support hillary clinton for president because she's going to work for working families. but what i think is objectionable is the senator toomey has refused to answer this question. won't tell the voters. >> badly flawed candidate. on the other hand, i also know if he were president he would probably sign legislation that would be construct tiff. but mcginty, she can't even bring herself to acknowledge the incredible flaws of the candidate of her party. >> toomey said at some point before the election he will probably reveal whether he will vote for trump. mcginty and toomey both denounce donald trump's claims pennsylvania is rigged, their second and final debate will be october 24th in philadelphia. >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> the battle to re

and all eyes will be on the hotly contested race for u.s. senate in pennsylvania>> in philadelphia, the senator will say he has differences and disagreements with donald trump. we hear in other parts of the state is the senator saying that he thinks donald trump has put forward incredibly constructive ideas. senator, in politics, the definition of courage and character is doing what's right even if it costs you votes. and, senator, you have failed that test. >> this is televised statewide, katie. sorry if you didn't know that. >> tonight republican senator pat toomey and democrat katie mcginty squared off for their second and final debate with donald trump taking center stage. mcginty criticized toomey for failing to take a stand on whether he's actually supporting the republican nominee. while the senator tried to paint mcginty has an habitual liar. in in televised debate between toomey and mcginty, they tangled over everything from endorsements to the economy. >> unfortunately, senator toomey, if it's not fossil fuel dirty energy, he's not for it. follow the mon

the support of some gun rights advocates in pennsylvania. david dalton is the founder of the pennsylvania-based american gun owners alliance. he won't vote for senator toomey. >> it's a scary situation. but i honestly believe and so do many other groups in the state, that if we do vote for toomey, we're giving credence to him and bloomberg and giffords. it's basically come down to vote for anyone but toomey if you believe in gun rights. we want to tell the republican party: ¡enough is enough.' if you don't want to back us anymore, we're not going to back you. >> reporter: mcginty argues her positions on gun control are even stronger than toomey's and that he's out-of-step with pennsylvanians on several key issues. >> pat toomey is not only right, he's extreme right. not only wanting to de-fund planned parenthood but shut down the entire government to do it. a rare republican vote against bipartisan legislation that offered tax cuts to families to afford college. pat toomey's way out of the mainstream. >> reporter: toomey remains optimistic that his message-- that he can build bridges if he is sent back to washington-- is connecting at home. >> this

the pennsylvania senate debate. the final match up before election day. the candidates are, republican pat toomey, and democrat katie mcginty. today's debate is brought to you by six abc and philadelphia. and the league of women voters of pennsylvania. and now, live from the temple performing arts center in philadelphia, your moderator six abc anchor jim gardner. good evening, and welcome to the final debate between the republican and democratic candidates for the u.s. senate from pennsylvania. over the next hour the candidates will be answering questions, posed by me, as well as questions sent to us via social media and from some members of our audience. speaking of the audience we have asked everybody here to refrain from applause or any other interruptions, except for right now, as we welcome republican path the path toomey and democrat katie mcginty. >> applause. >> we are so glad thaw are here to look forward to a terrific debate here tonight. now, before we begin, a quick note on some of the ground rules. each candidate will have one minute to answe

the people of the commonwealth of pennsylvania -- having been elected four times to the senate of pennsylvaniaith three counties -- knowing my integrity, knowing my desire to get jobs done, knowing my desire to do what's best for the people of pennsylvania, i will assure them, with an ethics policy that we've already published on our website, the proper use of government property. we're going to have programs in place for all the attorneys to follow, all the agents to follow in that office. there will be continuing legal-education classes. there will be human-resource classes to make sure everybody in that office is following -- or are following all the same policies, in the same direction of that office. and i will take the time as well, as attorney general, to have press conferences to assure the people of pennsylvania where that office is headed, and to travel to 20 regional offices, the office of attorney general, to meet with the staff, to explain to them the policies of what's expected of them. and if they perform the duties as required, by law and by the directors of that office, i'll h

bob brooks, channel six, "action news". >>> six abc is hosting the final live debate, for the pennsylvania senate race, on monday night, join jim gardner and live debate from temple starting at 7:00 o'clock right the here on six abc. >>> meanwhile donald trump is campaigning in another swing state, right now he is in naples, florida. the a experience comes as hillary clinton has jumped out to a double digit lead in a abc news election tracking poll. clinton now leads trump by two percentage points among likely voters in the new survey 50 to 38 percent. that marks her biggest lead to date in the race for the white house. >>> world news sunday will have latest on the campaign trail coming up at 6:30 right here after "action news". >>> much more to come on "action news" tonight a flight from philadelphia international is delayed after two unauthorized people access a plane, latest on the investigation. >>> plus halloween goes to the dogs, in south philadelphia, we will take you to this a adorable mutt strut, melissa. >>> and sarah a, plenty of sunshine today and touch milder on our sunday, mostly st

we are hosting the final live debate for the pennsylvania senate race. just use #6abcaction through social media or send an e-mail to join the action at 6abc.com. the debate live from temple university monday night at 7:00 here on channel 6. >>> the investigation continues tonight into the crash of a small plane in the backyard of a home in new jersey. the pilot and passenger are in the hospital tonight. "action news" reporter, christie ileto is live at the scene. the crash site on east lyndon avenue. christie, what is the latest on this? >> reporter: well, jim, the feds work to uncover what went wrong here. while they work to uncover what went wrong here, five to ten minutes we see people driving past to marvel what's left of the crash site. with all the homes in this area, it's a miracle the pilot was able to steer clear of them ending up in the shrubs of someone's backyard. >> crazy. >> nuts. >> reporter: residents can't grasp how this crashed in their neighborhood narrowly missing dozens of homes. >> it sounded like a trash truck like when they go do

. >>> and we're hosting the final live debate for the pennsylvania senate race. and you can send your questions for pat toomey and katie mcginty. use the hashtag 6abc action, or send an email to join the action at of abc.com. live from temple university on monday night starting at 7:00. get away from this picture. >>> still to come, camden police have the man wanted for vandalizing a youth football field and he is now behind bars for another crime. >>> and the eagles organization gets its ohm on for a good cause and you yoga lovers will know what that means. melissa. >> and, jim, temperatures well above arch with record warmth. but numbers out of canada tell a different story. temperatures tumbles over the weekend. >> those stories and much more when action news continues. pat toomey and donald trump: they're just wrong for the women of pennsylvania. "new fallout for donald trump." "should a woman be punshied for having an abortion?" "there has to be some form of punishment." "for the woman?" "yeah, there has to be some form." "i would support legislation in penns

>> lot of great information, thanks so much, hena. >> the pennsylvania senate passes legislation giving companies like uber and lyft the gwen light in philadelphia. the bill will now head to governor wolf's desk this morning, and expected to sign t i "eyewitness news" has learned two thirds of the revenue from ride sharing in the city will go directly toward the philadelphia school district. >> thousands of military veterans are facing a financial burden. the defense department wants them to pay back bonuses they received ten years ago, for re inch listing. the soldiers got the payment after signing to up is her in iraq and afghanistan. it turns out those bonuses were only meant for soldiers with certain assignmentments. investigators uncovered fraud, mismanagement by california national guard officials trying to meet enlistment targets. >> my family has sacrifice the so much, and now we're struggling to pay even our house payments. >> now the pentagon says it is looking closely into the matter. members of congress want federal action to and solve the debt. >> a lot of people talking ab

the republican party and a pennsylvania candidate. both houses sit directly across the street from u.s. senator pat toomey's home. >> reporter: by the signs dotting their front yard, it's obvious the family is closely following this year's races, both nationally and locally. but now it's the graffiti on the side of their homes which has the family's attention. >> it disappoints me that the people are acted like this. >> i saw that on my neighbor's house. >> reporter: and the family realized their home was also tagged with anti-republican messages. >> it's shocking disbelief seeing something so terrible. >> reporter: the pennsylvania state police was investigating. why exactly were these targeted. >> reporter: they say they are fine and won't let this crime affect their votes this november. >> we're not taking the signs down, in fact i feel like putting more signs up. >> reporter: katy mcginty also releasing a statement in part. this act of vandalism is unacceptable. it continues, quote, i hope law enforcement can quickly investigate the matter and hold the people responsible for it accountable.

the republican party and a pennsylvania candidate. both houses sit directly across the street from u.s. senator pat toomey's home. >> reporter: by the signs dotting their front yard, it's obvious the family is closely following this year's races, both nationally and locally. but now it's the graffiti on the side of their homes which has the family's attention. >> it disappoints me that the people are acted like this. >> i saw that on my neighbor's house. >> reporter: and the family realized their home was also tagged with anti-republican messages. >> it's shocking disbelief seeing something so terrible. >> reporter: the pennsylvania state police was investigating. why exactly were these targeted. >> reporter: they say they are fine and won't let this crime affect their votes this november. >> we're not taking the signs down, in fact i feel like putting more signs up. >> reporter: katy mcginty also releasing a statement in part. this act of vandalism is unacceptable. it continues, quote, i hope law enforcement can quickly investigate the matter and hold the people responsible for it accountable.

in the spot, although it does feature one of her party's biggest nailbig biggest names. >> like me, katie mcginty he yy. >> with just four seats to shift control of the senate democrat pennsylvania's senate race is critically important. >> the polls indicate that toomey is still competitive, that the race is very close. so he's trying to find a way to get through the next 3 1/2 weeks and eke out a victory in the state where hillary clinton is running quite well. >> toomey who is a first term senator is one of the most vulnerable republicans, as the gop struggles to hold on to its senate majority. >> a bloomberg poll released yesterday, shows mcginty leading by just two points, 47 to 45. for updates from the campaign trail and our interviews with the presidential candidates, just tap the nbc 10 app. >>> after a chilly start, it turned into a pretty fabulous fall friday, plenty of sunshine made it a beautiful day for a bike ride or a stroll along kelly drive in fairmount park. not a bad day at the beach either, here's a look at shore down cape may where it's shaping up to be a good start to the weekend. >> nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz now trackin

the washington senate seat. at 7:00, live on c-span, the pennsylvania senate andte between pat toomey katy mcginty. on wednesday night at 10:00, a debate for the florida senate between marco rubio and patrick murphy. and thursday night at 8:00, kelly ayotte and democratic governor aggie hassan to be for the new hampshire senate seat. now until election day, follow he debate on the c-span networks. c-span, where history unfolds daily. than two weeks to go before election day, donald trump in gettysburg, pennsylvania to outline what he would do in the first 100 days as president. he also talks about the media's role in this election and his plan to take legal action against the women accusing him of sexual misconduct. this is 40 minutes. [chanting trump] mr. trump: thank you ladies and gentlemen. please sit down. [applause] mr. trump: it is my privilege to be here today in gettysburg, hollowed ground were so many lives were given. president lincoln served any time of division like we have never seen before. it is my hope that we can look at his example to heal the divisions we are living through right

the kind of partner we need in the senate. she is exactly the kind of senator western pennsylvania needs in the senate. t to get things done for the people of pennsylvania and america and katie will help us break through the gridlock, make a difference in people's lives, guarantee equal pay for women, defending planned parenthood. i think it is pretty clear when you look at katie's opponent -- he still refuses to stand up to donald trump. booing]e lot ofnton: a republicans have. they have had the grit to stand up and say he does not represent me. [applause] but pat toomey attack a grieving gold star family who lost their son in iraq, he heard donald called mexican immigrants rapists, he heard him say terrible things about women, he heard him spread the lie that our first black president wasn't -- howborn in america much more does pat toomey need to hear? doesn't have the courage to stand up to donald trump after all this, can you be sure he will stand up for you when it counts against powerful interests? [applause] know, when i look at this, i'm thinking to myself, we have work to do in washington. and

democratic senator patty murray and chris vance debate for the sensing. the pennsylvania senate debate between republican pat toomey and democrat katie mcginty. on wednesday night at 10 a clock on c-span, a debate for the florida senate between republican senator marco rubio and democratic congressman patrick murphy. and thursday night at 8:00 eastern, republican kelly ayotte and maggie hassan debate for the new hampshire senate seat. follow key from house, senate, and governors races on c-span, c-span.org, and on the c-span radio at. c-span, where history unfolds daily. host: joining us is katie bo williams, a staff writer at the hill who talks about the latest wikileaks revelations of the past few weeks and the weaponization of wikileaks and campaign 2016. where are the leaks coming from? guest: emails that have been allegedly stolen from clinton campaign chair john podesta's personal email account. by most accounts this is , probably the work of russian intelligence but that has not been confirmed. u.s. intelligence was very clear in that the theft of the dnc emails wa

pennsylvania home. >> right now at 5:00, vandals target the neighborhood of pennsylvania senator pat toomey, messages of hate were painted on the sides of two separate homes. >> the senator's own home wasn't hit, but neighbors say the vandals were trying to send a message. >> reporter: these victims are long time friends of the toomeys, but they tell me have they no idea why their homes were targeted. >> the jarring red spray paint had a clear message, calling republicans nazis and racists. >> they were cowardly enough to do this in the middle of the night. >> jennifer and her family found the damage early this morning. >> there's no place in this country for voter intimidation. that undermines or democracy. >> reporter: across the street toomey's house was left unscathed, neighbors say the suspects may have been confused, the homes on this block are strikingly similar. >> the people who live on this street are wonderful people and it's a shame that politically motivated people would do something like that. >> reporter: jennifer has to explain this to her two teenaged kids, both closely following this

. >>> a candidate in the pennsylvania senate race picks up the endorsement in the area. eagles take on the rival washington redskins hoping to get into the win column. >>> let's go outside to chris sowers, a great day in the weather score. >> reporter: yes, it's a great day, we've lost the sun, it's making things gray at this midday hour. 6 degrees in millville. 64 in philadelphia. 63 in in allentown. cape may, 6. atlantic city, 68. dover, 70 degrees. satellite and radar showing a little bit of cloud cover working its way across the keystone state this afternoon. accuweather will allow for that. we'll go combination of sun and clouds this afternoon with temperatures up in the low 70s. it's a warmer day, officially we'll go 73 degrees for philadelphia. maybe a couple of degrees warmer south and east, especially in millville, dover and cape may. this is just the tip of the iceberg so to speak it gets really warm. starting tomorrow we head back into the 80s with two potential record-high days on the way. both of them could feature 85, 86 degrees. today is the start of it. i

the corporation for public broadcasting. >> c-span brings you more debates from senate races. ght, live coverage of patty murray in her debate. and, the pennsylvaniaenate debate with pat toomey and katie mcginty. debate patrickl murphy. andsday night, kelly ayotte maggie hassan debate for the senate seat. day, followelection the senate races. c-span, for history unfolds daily. umenthal andumebl dan carter met for a debate. this is about one hour. presentsness news campaign 2016 -- the u.s. senate debate. forhank you for joining us the senate debate. >> thank you for joining us. this will be one hour and there will be a live stream. we welcome your comments. a she each candidate will have two minutes to answer the question and one minute for rebuttal. welcome the candidates. >> blumenthal will be asked the first question. we will begin now. responsibility of the next president will be to nominate someone to the supreme court. if from four clinton came to you or clinton came to you, who would you choose and why would your choice be better than your opponent's. blumenthal: thank you for having us and thank you for the opportunity to speak to the peop

the u.s. senate debate with pat toomey and katie mcginty, after this. ken: welcome back to the debate between the candidates for u.s. senate from pennsylvania. incumbent, republican senator pat toomey, and democratic challenger katie mcginty. the next question is for ms. mcginty. both of you have supported at one time or another, new gun laws. what, in your opinion, is the most effective way to protect americans from mass shootings and other gun violence, without infringing upon the rights guaranteed by the second amendment, and something with a real, legitimate chance of passing? ms. mcginty: i think we have the chance to achieve bipartisan consensus, from commonsense measures that some 90% of pennsylvanians, including sportsmen and gunowners, support. common sense like close the background check loopholes. common sense, like do not allow terrorists to buy weapons of war in our country. i come from a family where my brothers were hunters. we had guns, and hunting guns in the house. i don't think this is -- senator toomey did a photo op about one piece of legislation. when it came to closing the loophole that allows terrorists to buy guns in

. >>> our jim gardner will host the final live debate for the pennsylvania senate race send us your questions for pat toomey and kitty mcginty 6abc join the action. the debate is live from temple university monday night at 7 on 6abc. >>> happening today, crews will attempt to remove a plane that shocked residents in a camden county neighborhood. two men were injured when a small plane crashed behind a plane in lindenwald. rescue workers pulled the 66-year-old pilot and 72-year-old passenger out of the wreckage. no word on their conditions. no one on the ground was injured. >>> we're hoping to get more information about another police-involved shooting with two philadelphia police officers. police fired and the man after he refused to drop his rifle. it happened mayfair before 6:00 p.m. it began with a domestic call. police arrived on the scene to find a 55-year-old man with a rifle. he ignored commands to put it down and instead pointed it at them. they responded and shot the suspect in the arm. he was taken to the hospital and expected to be okay. >>> new jersey lawmakers are expected to giv

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monday, the pennsylvania senate debate between republican pat toomey and democrat katie mcginty.ebate in florida on wednesday. ayottey at 8:00, kelly and maggie hassan. now until election day, follow key debates on the c-span network, c-span.org and the c-span radio app. this evening we will bring you another debate live remote washington eight -- state. that is followed by another chance to see "q&a" at 11:00. prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. time,eek during question theresa may was asked about the uk's national health service and the reason backing of military actions in human. this is 45 minutes. has achieved sooner rather than later. >> order. questions to the prime minister good >> question one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i know that the whole house will wish to join me in remembering all those who lost their lives and more effect that by the other disasters. it claimed the lives of 144 people, the vast majority children. it caused devastation to the local community. this right that we reflect on this important anniversary and the so

she was the pennsylvania senator that was part of the stop goldwater movement trying to get eisenhowerto run in the race does a great book about the republican party and the challenge is putting the moderate and conservative wing. it's a great book but it's one that he signed back when she was covering him so there's a bunch of those books that i have about senator taft all from her library. he's a longtime campaign manager and the father the congressman. anyway i kept bumping into the history writing this book with the previous one in ten years ago was about her life because so much of it took place i was either not on the planet were old enough to understand what it meant. so i spent a lot of time with her in the process of writing. >> host: in a media saturated alan it's interesting to see how a kid responds like gays or her parents to get far from journalism as they can. >> guest: i was actually in both camps. the story with her is that we had a rough relationship about when i was 14 when my parents divorced and i went to live with my dad until i was about 24 contributors on both s

pennsylvania. for those of you living in the delaware, the deadline is this saturday october 15th and new jerseyans have until next tuesday the 18th to register. >>> this presidential election is weighing heavily on the pennsylvania senate race, democrat, katie mcginty is trying to unseat pat toomey and the latest poll has them at a statistical dead heat. >> the campaign is going well. i feel good at where we are. >> senator pat toomey is at best running evening with his democratic challenger in most polls. in a fundraiser today he continued to put as much space as possible between him and his fellow nominee donald trump and taking shots at hillary clinton. >> i think we have two badly flawed candidates. that is my view and openly critical of policy positions that donald trump has taken. >> challenger, katie mcginty continues to hang donald trump around his neck. hammering him for not saying if he will vote for donald trump even after trump making lewd remarks about women. >> it's unacceptable for our senators to stay silence for so long in the light of a campaign that is divisive and disgusting. >> the problem with donald trump is that they need the trump voters but they need republican voters that don't support trump.

on c-span the fat-- pennsylvania debate between republican senator pat toomey and democrat katie minden skeet followed by 11:00 p.m. debating the new hampshire governor's race. at midnight on c-span the north carolina governors debate between republican governor pat mcquarrie, them are crap roy cooper and libertarian. now until election today watch key debates on the c-span network, c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio at. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> donald trump is focusing on

the senate races and they are really tight. i'm going to show you two polls and talk about them. this is the pennsylvania senate race. ave the democrat katie mc mcgintey. in the lead. and we have evan bayh and the challenger todd young. >> i would guess the combing home factor chuck talked about earlier, you can see the republican race square off th e there. >> the other one we'll talk about is missouri. pull up missouri. this is the candor race versus the incumbent roy blunt. 44.7% for the incumbent of jason kander. 45.7% for roy blunt. what is going on here? >> two things. roy kander had the great event when he had the blindfold. he can use the trump narrative of being in washington too long. and also in pennsylvania, the bottom line with all of these is a little bit of momentum change that changes the whole thing. if you go back to the will the hillary e-mail thing on friday affect him? sometimes you -- either way that's a bad snake. it's not a rattlesnake. i'm already shot, i'm already worried, it's a snake. it's going to have some effect, whether it's a good or bad snake. >> why are you so anti-snake, right? >> a

this evening at seven live on c-span, the pennsylvania senate debate. ednesday night at 10 on c-span, a debate for the florida senate. and thursday nights at eight eastern, the new hampshire senate seat debate. polity debates from house, senate and governor's races on the c-span networks, c-span.org and on the c-span radio app. c-span where history unfolds daily. >> and now military service secretaries from the army, navy and air force take part in a panel discussion on national security challenges and the relationship with uniformed servicemembers. the center for a new american security is the host of this event. this is live coverage on c-span2 on c-span2. it should start in just a mome moment. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> we are live for a panel discussion on national security challenges and the relationship with the uniformed servicemembers. it is being hosted by the center for a new american security and you should start in just a moment. it is

this evening at seven, live on c-span, the pennsylvania senate debate between republican senator pat mey and katie mcginty. on wednesday night at ten on c-span, a debate for the florida senate between republican senate marco rubio and democratic congressman. at eight eastern, they debate for the new hampshire senate seat. now until election day, follow key debate from house, senate, senate and governor races on the cspan network. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> after i came up with an idea of reproductive rights, a win and research the most recent events i've heard about in our news. i know i could find information on that and that would also help me figure out what points i wanted to say about it and how to form my outline for my peace. >> i don't think i took a very methodical approach to this process. i mean we could if we wanted, but i think that really, with with a piece as dense as this, it's a piece process of working and reworking. as i was trying to come up with what my theme was, i was doing research at the same time and i was coming up with more ideas for what i cou

tonight at 10:00, the pennsylvania senate debate between pat toomey and katy mcginty. , the debate in00arolina fourth district race. at midnight, the north carolina governors debate between patrick and lawn cooper, seasonal. monday night at 8:00, live on c-span, rand paul and jim gray debate for the kentucky senate seat. now until election day, watch key debates on the c-span networks. c-span.org and listen on the c-span radio app. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> this morning, ryan blaze of the george mason university center and the executive director of families usa discuss a projected hike in insurance premiums next year and the reason for it. and then the wilson center representative talks about alleged russian sponsored banking and u.s.-russia relations. and later, washington examiner zero westwood has a latest on the fbi director there's invest -- announcement concerning the investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. as always, we will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [cap

the kind of partner we need in the senate. but more importantly, she is exactly the kind of senator that pittsburgh and western pennsylvania needs] secretary clinton: we have got to get things done for the people of pennsylvania and america and katie will help us break through the gridlock, make a difference in people's lives, help us create more good jobs in people's lives. guarantee equal pay for women, defending planned parenthood. [cheers and applause] secretary clinton: i think it is pretty clear when you look at katie's opponent, he still refuses to stand up to donald trump. [booing] secretary clinton: a lot of republicans have. they have had the grit to stand up and say he does not represent me. [applause] secretary clinton: but pat toomey heard donald attack a grieving gold star family who lost their son in iraq, he heard donald call mexican immigrants rapists, he heard him say terrible things about women, he heard him spread the lie that our first black president wasn't really born in america, now how much more does pat toomey need to hear? if he doesn't have the courage to stand up to donald trump after all this, can y

eastern republican senator mike lee and misty's note debate for the utah u.s. senate. on thursday, just afternoon, the pennsylvania a district congressional debate between fitzpatrick and steve . at seven, another debate for the north carolina u.s. senate. on friday night at 8:00 p.m. another debate. that is followed at 10:00 p.m. with republican congressman joe haack and catherine cortez debating for the nevada u.s. senate. watch the complete coverage on c-span and on live at c-span.org. listen on c-span radio app. >> from the washington post, headlined headline why mike pence is sticking with donald trump. phillips writes in stand with donald trump mike pence is making the best of bad options. he really doesn't have another choice despite their rocky relationship which took a nosedive this weekend. he rates the indiana governor make clear monday that he is sticking with his running mate to the bitter end. the article goes on, pence, social conservative and trump not a socialist conservative have been mismatch from the start. pence was staring at a trough reelection bid indiana when trump called this summer to of

one contest that could decide control over the election is the race for senate in pennsylvania. in the real clear politics average, incumbent republican senator, pat toomey, holds a two-point lead over his democratic challenger, katie mcginty. pennsylvania has trended democratic in recent elections, but one thing toomey has going for him in history, pennsylvania voters have split their tickets three times since 1992, when the state re-elected senator arlen specter back then and voted in presidential candidate bill clinton. they did it again in 2000, when they re-elected rick santorum to the senate, but also supported democrat al gore for president. again in 2004, re-elected spector by throwing their votes to democrat john kerry for president. but things have changed. in 2000, democrats held only a 5 500,000-voter advantage in registration. toomey has to contend with the coattails of hillary clinton, who leads in the state by an average of six points. and with the challenges facing his party's nominee, donald trump. over the weekend, clinton took on the incumbent senator, directly