. >>> still ahead, the presidential election just 45 days away and, your boat could change the future of our >>> all new tonight, brand-new numbers into why the state of florida could decide the presidential election. let me show you. here are the republican strongholds panhandle's. northeast florida and southwest florida combined, these regions have a total of 200,000 more registered republicans than democrats. and we're going to democrat country and south florida right down there. and, west lm 615,000 more registered democrats advantage, democrats. but, it gets better. look at this, we go through our own backyard, tampa bay. the political purple zone. i ran the numbers here today, and i have found that only 4000 registered voters make the difference between republicans and democrats controlling this and, this is why when you look at all of this campaign commercials on-air, you know that this is a political hot. 20 trees out -- zone. 23,000, -- i'm just going to write it. we have 23,000 commercials that have run in the last hundred days. and, that's one every six minutes. the shark t

polls show she will qualify for the second round of the presidential election. for now, she has not yet fully launched a campaign. she is waiting to find out who her opponent might be after the primaries are over. >> we had now to rio for the paralympics have just come to a close. the world-famous stadium was packed for the closing ceremony which was filled with ironworks, using and dancing. as the curtain fell in south america's first olympics and the paralympics, the president of the organizing committee in rio said mission accomplished, proving those who predicted chaos and failure entirely wrong. fears of a catastrophe proved unfounded, the rio paralympic's comes to an end with a rousing closing ceremony full of vibrant brazilian music. less than three weeks before the games, budgets were slashed have the consequence of very poor tickets sales. inn came the late surge and the end, more than 2.1 million tickets were sold, down on london, but more than enough to make the event a success. one that was marred on saturday, the last day of competitive action, a dea

of course, that's after the presidential elections. delaying the rate change should have been done to influencing the election. >>> you should resign. give back the money you took while this scam was going on. and you should be criminally investigated. >> grilled on capitol hill. the ceo of wells fargo sa for a major banking scandal. many lawmakers are calling for john strumpf to step down. bank employees were fraudulently opening accounts. the bank was hit with a $185 million fine. >>> this morning i'm tracking a few light sprinkles on desert closer to the valley. and moving over the estrellas and south mountain. we also have an area of sprinkles and light showers up to sun lakes. i mentioned there's a chance for rain and that's exactly what we're seeing early on. we had some sprinkles over camelback mountain. and all of this is fairly lightning. not a huge impact for the morning commute. and don't be surprised if you get a few sprinkles on your windsh another batch of light rain moving into your neighborhoods this morning. we have a 2

new evidence that cyber criminals are targeting the presidential election. >> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> how did it happen? >> i thought we were going to die. >> a tragedy in hoboken. a speeding new jersey transit train slams straight into the station. >> we heard people screaming in the first car. they were trapped. >> loud screech. >> we are learning more about the victims, the operator behind the controls and the technology that could have prevented the crash. >> that crash left one person dead, more than 100 others injured. tonight the train engineer is out of the hospital. investigators say he is cooperating and pulled one black box from the wreckage but it is too unsafe to get the second recorder from the engineer's compartment. >> reporter: the only people with access to this terminal right now are the investigators. this is a place where normally 15,000 commuters would pass through every day but right now it is torn apart, so unsafe crews can't get in to fully check the wreckage. the speed limit on this stretch of track is 10 miles per hour. wins say new jersey transit train

in terms of the politics, is this going to affect the presidential election? ins to be seen. charlotte has been important for hillary clinton and a large majority of the visits have been in charlotte. about 10 or 12 days ago, she was at johnson c smith university. there has been talk about whether there is an enthusiasm gap. talking to young folks as well. we are in a state where we are within two or one point. any margin of error could be a big deal. this could have an impact moving forward. we mentioned the high turn out with black voters that they got in 2012. turn out was actually higher than turn out with white voters and percentages. i think that was the first time that happened. what you are seeing on the ground in north carolina, is the clinton campaign set up at least in terms of organization. >> they are making that effort and that has been the argument about the ground game in north carolina. the campaign has about 33 percents and the rnc and trump are about to open the ninth office. they argue that size doesn't matter in this case. they have been bu

in the run-up to the presidential election, i've not heard anyone give that as a reason in november. could you explain why the fed asen -- regards brexit as great danger to the economy than the presidential election happening here? second, explain with the cause of disagreement was and what was policymakers thought? yellen: we're focused on even evaluating what is the right policy and i will not get into politics. those are factors we do not consider and i will not get involved commenting on the election. as i indicated, the notion that cut petition on the it is something we need to move over time. timing for removing active something we had discussions and there are a range of opinions. represents a judgment on the part of my colleagues that it is important to begin the process now. i have set myself there are risks and waiting too long to remove accommodations. we need to -- we have advocated for making policies raced on forecasting where the economy is , and taking the accounts -- account of risks. there are particular risks we need to think about 10 balance and when is the risk th

. >>> just 49 days from the >>> just 49 days from the presidential election, the latest polls show donald trump and hillary clinton in a dead heat across key battleground states. >> we traveled across the must-win state of ohio, and voters are disillusioned with both candidates. >> reporter: warming up for the friday night lights at national trails high school in rural new paris, ohio, this is john and jan barnes. have you always voted republican? >> yes. >> reporter: what is it you >> his arrogance and condescending attitude towards people. >> reporter: what about hillary clinton? >> i don't trust her. i have not decided if i'm going to vote. >> reporter: in columbus, a democratic stronghold, i met nathan humes, also undecided. >> reporter: ever voted republican. >> no, i have not. >> reporter: something to say you like about hillary clinton? >> you know, again, i -- wow. >> reporter: when we think about undecided voters, we tend to think about true independence, who go back and forth, each election. the undecideds we talked to on friday were party faithfuls who might not vote at all, wo

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postpones the controversial rerun of its presidential election. the government sites malfunctioning glue as the reason for the delay. syriais heavy fighting in ahead of a new cease-fire deal due to go into effect later today. also coming up this hour, the french government stepping in to stop the closure of a factory that built the first tgb high-speed train per we will have details in our business update with stephen carroll. molly: hillary clinton plus health is back in the spotlight. the democratic presidential candidate is sick after the september 11 commemoration in new york and had to leave early. her doctor says she had pneumonia, and now she has revised her campaign schedule, canceling a trip to california. the diagnosis raises fresh questions. pascal davies reports. >> a ceremony marking the 15-year anniversary of 9/11 was under way when hill clinton -- one hillary clinton made a sudden departure. video shows her struggling to maintain her balance. before being carried into a van by secret service agents. clinton was then taken to her daug

economy as the presidential elections draw near. he second quarter, it grew at a faster pace than expected. april to june, gdp expanded at a 1.4% rate according to the u.s. commerce department. analysts had forecast 1.1%. is this investment and robust consumer spending accounted for the uptick. just about time to bring you more from wall street. very positive numbers on the economy. who will benefit from this, donald trump or hillary clinton? >> the u.s. economy grew faster than initially estimated in the second quarter. according to atlanta's fed, the gdp is growing at 2.8%. all these numbers will have an impact in the elections. good economic behavior benefits the incumbent party. the trend of u.s. stock market should also help democrats. that said, some republicans have accused the federal reserve from of being political and keeping interest rates low to make sure that hillary clinton becomes president next november. >> deutsche bank is in big trouble, what happened? >> it seems that things keep going from bad to worse for the ger

. >> how important is the presidential election to you two? we aren't really into politics. >> jesse watters at coney models. >> what do you think about the collar? enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪:Ñ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. ut forum. this evening's talking points memo. as you may know,bw4x both dates appeared on nbc to answer questions about national security. they both made fairly significant mistakes. as you knowÃdon't4l?dxv nitpick here candidate overspeaks or makes a minor error we overlook it. two mistakes made lastz3f<÷ night. donald trump addressing a question about the russianfnhmb dictator putin.$dé7jrñ the man g control over our country. taps very different systemr-r z and i don't happen to like the system. certainly in that system he has been a leader far more than our president has been a leader. we have a divided country. >> thevsb reason that description of putin wasvúláúc< legitimize the russian leader who doesn't deserve the courtesy. vladimir putin is a killer who ha

trumka: that will depend on the presidential election. we will make gains. mined by how many -- how big the win is. >> thank you for being here. a republican presidential candidate who is questioning of trade deals, has spoken out against illegal immigrants taking jobs americans, do you do that as a positive for the labor movement or a threat with the republican saying that? mr. trumka: any time a politician is on the same side of the issue as is, we think it is a positive thing. donald trump talking about being against trade deals is almost laughable. being foristory of every trade deal that ever existed. he outsources every one of the products he has. use of the political power of the issue and being the opportunist, he jumped on board. we are happy he jumped on board. every major presidential candidate running is against tpp and saying it is bad for the region. it does not meet the needs of the american people. we do not see that as a threat. we see him as a fraud and not being sincere about support. if he is, we will take the support. >> the washington ex

most places you go it's all about the presidential election. not the case if you visit a cigarette where it's all about amendment 72. begging their customers. to vote it down. this as supporters including the governor. pouring millions into an opposition campaign. the commercials aren't saying protect the cigarettes. they're saying protect the constitution. a unique play. the problem solvers felt it needed a fact check. >> this is true. the state would get that money in tobacco tax would be set in stone. need meaning we need another amendment to change it. >> . the problem solvers rank that as false. the funding would be dished out like the current tax. which means funding will go to research prevention. and veterans. smoker will keep smoking. they'll just approximate broke. >> . one of many controversial measures on the november ballot. in fact. there's so many. the problem solvers have come up with a guide book. to help you out. feel free to print it out before you cast your vote. -l that's when he's at his most effective. making it up. as he

the candidates. that goes for elections to parliament and presidential elections. places where it's a clear presidential system of government, people generally tend to vote not so much for the party as for the candidate. it's like that almost everywhere. there's nothing unusual in our countries situation. can i ask you a personal thing? you have managed to rule russia for 16 years. if you look at the chief executives and his nose people who tune in to bloomberg, very few of them last longer than five, six years. what advice would you give them to hang on to their jobs for longer? you shouldn'tn: claim to it, you should try to remain in the opposition at any cause. president of the russian federation for eight years and not violating the constitution, not changing it for myself, i did run for a third term. we can runution says for two consecutive terms. that is what i did. i was elected to two terms and i was for four years a prime minister. according to the constitution, i had the right and after four years, i ran for the presidency and was elected and am working no

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intelligence sources tell nbc news, there's no doubt the russians are trying to influence the presidential election. nbc news has examined the classified materials used by those who briefed both hook and donald trump. they indicate the u.s. has drawn direct links between the u.s. government and hacking activity against the 2016 election, only 39 days away. according to two sources at the department of homeland security, there have been attempts to hack the election systems in at least 20 states. >> we are doing an awful lot of work through our counterintelligence investigators to understand just what mischief is russia up to in connection with our election. >> reporter: nbc news has also learned from a senior u.s. intelligence source that inside a secure briefing room this summer, admiral michael rogers, the director of the national security congressional intelligence committee, we believe potential adversaries might be leaving cyber fingerprints on our critical infrastructure, partly to convey a message that our homeland is at risk if tensions ever escalate towards military conflict. in other word

the bloomberg. that is our global business report. russia's presidential election in 2018 looms. n with vladimir putin for an exclusive interview. he asked the russian president whether he will stand again for another six years. he made it clear he is in it for the long haul. he weighed in on the qualities his successor should have. >> you just reorganized part of your government, promoted some people, some former bodyguards. is that the sort of area where the next leader from russia will come? from the younger generation of people were beginning to emerge? vladimir putin: of course. i think the future leader has to be a young person. but also immature person. person.ure this is not the first time we've had members of the defense ministry being promoted to regional administration. federal guard service should not be an exception. the most important thing is the right person who wants to grow is capable of growing and wants to serve the country with more response ability. -- with morebility response ability. if that person has potential, why not let them work? -- with more responsi

u.s.ey want to disrupt the presidential election. lk about about how hillary clinton's campaign has responded. they have been pushing for answers about who did this. >> the clinton campaign often takes many hours to deliberate over a statement on something important like this. it took us not long at all to get a response from them upon publication of this interview. a spokesman hailing the foreign policy directly tying lookingsingly, he was for interference and that activity was clearly designed to inflict political damage on hillary clinton and the democrats. going straight for the jugular. campaign strategy is very clear. americans are uncomfortable with the idea. resident putin calling any of the shots or in terms of the u.s. national security. and anything that points to his interest in one candidate over the other making sure that clinton is not the president. >> is it fair to make those allegations? >> there are many ties that the clinton campaign has. what is the maneuver trump said was a joke. encouraging putin and the russian

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going into the next quarter, the presidential election, rather like rags it, too close to call, so maybeot of money is looking to sit on the sidelines until we get clarity. aree: interesting that we seeing very light volumes throughout the morning ahead of that big donald trump-hillary clinton face-off. pundits are saying this will be crucial because they are so close, and i suspect it will be like brexit. could make a big difference one way or the other, depending on which one comes out on top, or it might just be that the state's quote is maintained, and that probably will worry the markets as to having no more guidance. angie: it is critical. hillary clinton has given up a double point lead here. clambered back. he has all the momentum in his corner. >> yes, people are worried that he sometimes tends to run away with himself, which could undermine the good work he has done. a lot of people have probably looked at his team. he has changed his team a number of times. the latest team has key people in key posts, which is in urging. people are still worried about the fact that he is not k

the u.s. are regarded as tossups, unprecedented this late into a presidential election. he states, ohio and florida, are considered pivotal. ,n terms of electoral votes 198-165.eads with change.ld most polls are showing what is called a statistical dead heat. for that reason, many political watchers say that monday's debate could be huge, a huge event for either candidate, and it is likely that on tuesday, while straight will be calculating or recalculating the odds. some sad news to bring you from the world of golf. theld palmer has died at age of 87. he is generally regarded as one of the world greatest golf players. arnold palmer was a trailblazer. he 17 major titles, four masters, to opie and championships -- two open championships. originale of the 12 inductees at the world golf hall of fame in 1974. coming up, scaling back. why goldman sachs is set to cut a significant number of staff in a ship. the markets in hong kong and shanghai get underway. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: the top stories trending this hour, algeria says saudi arabia has offered to cut will outpu

a look at stocks after the presidential election in november. bloomberg. ♪ australian energy producer expressions of interest from at least five chinese countries for .ts sale of wind farm projects announcedmpanies have $5.5 billion in the green energy sector investments in the past five months, up seven times in the previous year. saudi arabia is government will pay an effort to rein in a deficit that is ballooned amid the slump in oil. it canceled bonuses and allowances for state employees as a result of the budget deficit. it is cutting minister's salaries by 20%. the world's largest oil producer wants to cut its budget shortfall. the highest among the world's 20 biggest economies. welcome back. joining me now, strategist at canadian imperial bank of commerce. you are watching the presidential debate. in your opinion, what do you think the markets took away from this? >> they think the risk of a trumpet presidency has dissipated somewhat. a bid has leveraged with slightly fair amounts. i think some of the fear that the market held about trump

the u.s. presidential election through cyber attacks. re so high president obama just raised the issue at a meeting with vladimir putin. is mr. obama threatening to launch an on-line offensive. the race for the white house kicks into higher gear. were the trump and clinton campaigns aggressively targeting each either? both candidates talk to reporters on their planees. is is trump

. >> to the presidential election no labor day marks a day for rest and relaxation others no rest for the presidential candidates. they spent the day on the campaign trail. trump and mike pence had accused the media of be impartial toward clinton. senator bernie sanders jumped for clinton in vermont. >> donald trump said, you know, wages are too high in america. now, i don't know what world that billionaire lives in. >> that #hacking hillary also started trying to after clinton started coughing during a rally and then on her plaintiff she first joked that allergic to trump. and then blamed it on seasonal allergies. >> below the white house today suddenly canceled the press' upcoming meeting with the president of the philippines. it's after officials said president obama would confront the leader about his country's controversy policy toward drug dealers. including government executions without court proceedings. the president did not like hearing that saying he that he would swear at obama. president obama will ascend instead meet tomorrow with the president of south korea. >> while m

. >> reporter: as they weigh the future events like our future presidential election, and the rates set by the federal eserve, it co 2017. for the "nightly business report" i'm dominic chu. >> what can we expect from the how can it impact your investments? we are joined by the allianz global to have you here, chris, to join us on this of the year? >> our expectas a lot more volatility. we expect the vix to pick up, and measured by volatility and events. >> it will tick up occasionally, but are you looking for the volatile area or higher? >> well, we expect it to get high and this year, because so s go ing on this fall. the fall? the economic data point? the election? the global ea combination of all? >>> it is a potpourri of all of those. our expectation is that the n whether to raise rates could have a significant impact if it is not expected as could the presidential election, fit is not expected. the outcome. >> and now, there's a lot of rumors in the market that the fed obviously is data-dependent, but g in septem instead of december. would you expect to have a september rate hike o

trumka: it depends on the presidential election. ains, and we will see how many seats, those will be determined on how big the win is in the presidential election. >> thank you for being here. [indiscernible] >> we have a republican candidate that is questionable on trade deals, speaking out on , so do you view that as a positive for the labor movement or a threat to the labor movement in that it could peel away voters that would otherwise agree with your views? mr. trumka: politicians on the same side as us we think of as a positive thing. about trump has talked being against trade deals and it is laughable. he has a history for being for every trade deal that has ever existed and he outsources every product he has. but he has seen the political part -- par with that issue and the opportunists that he is, he jumps on board. now we have every major presidential candidate tpp against -- candidate against tpp , it does not meet the needs of the american public or worker. so i think we do not see that as a threat at all, we see him as a

. >>> first, we're six weeks out in the presidential election. how did the candidates fare and new sources tell us the fbi has subpoenaed records sheriff paul babeu. related to how babeu's office used seized criminal money also known as rico funds. critics have said pcso's use of the foundation is like money laundering. and they've also accused babeu of using the funds to fuel his campaign. it may already be illegal campaigning with government resources. or if they're just being used to make the sheriff look good, as he runs for congress. ? ? ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ? ? hush my darling... ? ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] ? hush my darling... ? [snoring.] ? don't fear my darling... ? ? the lion sleeps tonight. ? [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. >>> you decide 2016, an unprecedentedded move by the arizona republic. for the first time in history, they are throwing their support behind a democrat. the newspaper is 126 years old and traditionally conservative and has never endorsed a democrat. the republic says

donald trump is the man owe do it. >> how important is the presidential election to you? ot important. 0. a lot of things hanging in the balance. >> never made a difference in my world. and this is to stand. >> what do you think hillary clinton stands for? >> i have no idea. >> neither does she. >> you've got nothing. nothing. >> quality. equality between who? >> bhak and white. >> a lot of things are not fair for black people, do you know what i mean? >> do you think hillary clinton is going to help? >> i think more than trump. >> what do you think hillary clinton stands for? >> liberty, justice and genuine personal happiness. >> what do you think donald trump stands for? >> racist and bigot. >> what has trump said that has been racist? >> i don't know right now. >> there is a wall around the white house. >> donald trump? what do you think he stands for? >> everything i'm against. >> what are you against? >> winning. >> you threw it. didn't you? >> stand for america. he wants to get the country back and i think he'll do it. >> she just wants to make america great again. i

this is the first presidential election. all repbl stered voters will receive a ballot in the mail. from denver election. also reminder you can register up to and on election day. now have to approve the appointment. but the move has been met with opposition. cuban american citizens. have been critical of the u.s. new stance towards cuba. and accused the communist state of continuing to violate basic human rights there. the two senators previously vowed to block any cuba ambassador appointments. meanwhile. opening travel to cuba has been part of a normal shaeugs process. starting in december. frontier airlines will offer flights from denver to havana. 61 kwhers city. aurora. centennial. denver tech center. all in the 60. 64 degrees. the rest of the eastern plains pretty much uniform. until you get up i 76. you have 50s there. couple 50s down in castle rock. and a few 50s as you make your way passed fort collins. towards cheyenne. here's ou future cast. earlier today we did have a few sprinkles. light showers here in the san juans. now we're beyond sunset. those clouds are going tpo

with the presidential election now 39 days away... chelsea clinton campaigned in wisconsin for mom hillary clinton. fox6s madeline anderson was in green bay for the visit -- she joins us with more on chelsea's message to voters. chelsea clinton encouraged folks to register to vote... answering questions about her mothers plans to raise the minimum wage... pass gun safety legislation and eliminate the inside green bays meyer theatre... chelsea clinton calls this presidential election the most important political race of her lifetime. whoever we elect, will play a profound role in shaping the future that my children and the generation they grow up in. hillary clinton's daughter and now the mom of two herself connected with several other parents in the crowd. plans to make higher education more affordable. we finally have to move to free tuition for community college. it would be great if my daughters got out of college without that stone around their neck of however much debt they may be in for going to school. prior to mondays debate...

turning to the presidential election. democratic nominee clinton stopping in iowa. today. urging voters to hit the polls early. a word for those effected by the train crash. >> . i just want to send our thoughts and prayers. to them. because it's a horrible accident. that ran into the depot. and caused all kind of damage. so. i want to lift up the people of new jersey. and new york. today. >> . meantime. today trump made an appearance just a day after his rival clinton was in the state. to talk about college affordability. >> . next monday trump scheduled to hold two events here in colorado. one will be in love land. this forum only the second nationwide. exploring issues many here say go back a hundred years. >> everybody knows that's we're here. >> becoming a national crisis. >> . need more openness. and more finding out what the problem is. >> . let our young people get the see the men and women who wear the badge every day. as human beings. so also those who wear the badge can see these young people. as human beings. >> new developments in the mine spill. today. senator

how is china receiving the presidential election right now? ust as confused as a lot of americans as to what is happening in the u.s. political system. my sense is they don't really understand mr. john particularly well. what has been striking to me is the sense that you get that they see him as someone they can do business with, and i think that has a lot more to say about their worries with mrs. clinton. when she was secretary of state, they perceived as being somewhat anti-china. they are very concerned about how the relationship will evolve . there is a general sense among chinese leadership that is -- that whoever is elected u.s. president, the policy toward china will be tougher in the next administration. we see them trying to consolidate gains and the remaining time of the obama administration. have had some pretty wild and negative rhetoric coming out in this campaign about china. when you get to office, this tone is gone. there is only this disconnect between what candidate say on the campaign thel with regard to relationship with chi

this is 8 news now good day)) ((brian loftus)) >>> exactly two months until the presidential election, both candidates are ratcheting up their verbal attacks. the back and forth assaults came one day after they both appeared national security issues. donald trump / r-presidential nominee: ((every time she talks about the subject, it's different. she's got to get her act together.)) hillary clinton /d-presidential nominee: ((the best i can tell his only experience is marching in the fifth avenue israel day parade.)) ((brian loftus)) >> clinton and trump's verbal assaults come as there is increased concern the russians could launch a cyberattack on us election systems. elections officials across the country will soon receive an alert from the department of it will offer states specific preventative actions and protocols to safeguard their databases./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> donald trump junior hitting the campaign trail to support his father... republican presidential candidate donald trump. yesterday he was in las vegas and we asked him about trying to win the votes of veterans: (( don

and now to the presidential election. republican national committee says no. earlier today a texas congressman said the rnc was hacked. right after that a top official denied it. then the congressman backtrack. saying he misspoke. tomorrow. trump will be going on the doctor oz show. 3 p.m. tomorrow. you can watch the show on our sister station. >> . >> vice president biden. going to be in denver tomorrow. speaking at the university of denver. 19 annual dinner. saying this mark the first time a sitting vice president will some advice from an energy expert. on how to prepare now for the hike ahead. >> . it's so warm right now. it's hard to consider turning on but it will be time for many to make room in the budget for a higher gas pweupl. bill. experts expect 25 to 60 percent spike in rates. and you can blame it on a slow down in oil production. >> energy prices go up and down based on oil and gas prices. we see a lot of that here in colorado. >> mother nature can be a little less predictable. >> beautiful temperatures will disappear. sooner than we think. anothe

. >>> now to decision 2016, with two months until the presidential election. are trying for every vote in the swing states. donald trump and hillary clinton have focused their attention on ohio. >> in terms of manufactures, in terms of jobs, being taken out of our system. it is a rigged system. >> donald trump was joined by his running mate, mike pence, after meeting with union reps. the group had lunch at a nearby she is now flying on this boeing 737 to campaign events. she landed in cleveland and she had a major coughing fit on the podium. >> every time i think about donald trump this happens. >> bernie sanders president, bill clinton, were both on the campaign trail this labor day. >> two in on five -- tune in at 5 pm. >> it is being hosted by matt lauer. it is this coming wednesday on 12 news at the loss in the struggling what to do next. >> he decided to turn pro and saturday night in phoenix, he made his professional debut. he asked his father for some insight and perspective. >> he will open up that front. you have to pause on that. but that opening happ

tonight on t-v nine news at six, these fema people will the presidential election is officially underway in iowa. early voting started today in the state. today, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton made a stop in des moines. she talked about helping middle class families through different initiatives like reducing the cost of childcare. she also commented on flooding in eastern iowa. "i talked with the mayor, i talked with city council members so. they hope that they will not have the flooding. they took a lot of good precautionary measures. " " i am so fortunate to be president we are going to have a big infrastructure program and we are going to help prevent flooding in places like cedar rapids." yesterday republican donald trump spoke in council bluffs. while there, trump said it was "very good" that former presidential federal investigators are trying to figure out what caused a transit train to crash into a busy station this morning in new jersey. the crash in hoboken killed one person and injured more than 100 others. the woman who died was standing on a platform when

. >> not the presidential election hillary clinton is trying drawing criticism for comments that she made at a private fundraiser. >> you could put half of the of deplorable's. they're racist and sexism the homophobic. she made those comments last night in new york city but this afternoon she released a statement that reads in part i was grossly general generalists ticket that's never good idea and remember i regret saying half that was wrong. so insulting to his supporters who he calls millions of anything hard people. they also predict that they will cost clinton at the polls. first responders came together to compete for good the weather was perfect for the battle of the badges. law-enforcement firefighters going head-to-head in a quest that tested their endurance of the power in their speed in their coordination and stamina and accuracy his support the american cancer society and a relay for life. you don't have to do this at the movie theater to encounter a superhero dozens of them were an angle of the center come to the rescue several elderly homeowners for in need of a helping

it's not too early to get vaccinated. >>> 63 days out from the presidential elections and the candidates slowing down. both donald trump and hillary clinton will be visiting key battleground states and doing a lot of traveling. the gop nominee will be campaigning in virginia and north carolina. and the former secretary of state will be in florida. both were in ohio monday. trump talked immigration. clinton blasted russia over a suspected hacking scandal. >>> and we are just minutes away from a big exclusive for both campaigns, talking with hillary clinton and tim kaine as well as donald trump and mike pence. and hillary clinton spoke on her new plane dubbed hill force one. >> he's unfit to be president and commander in chief. >> no conception on donald trump's immigration plan. when asked whether he could rule out a pathway to legal status for illegal immigrants he said no and followed up with this. decision into the future. good question, i'm glad you asked that. that decision will be made. >> and trump spoke about his economic plan and keeping jobs in the u.s. the interviews start at 7

the paper was published in the years the republic's endorsement has influenced voters in the presidential election. we will see what impact this will bring to arizona and how voters will respond in november.you can read more about the decision in this morning's paper.bryan west, 12 today. imagine spending thousands of dollars on a vacation of a lifetime -- only to find out you've been scammed. unfortunately -- that was the reality for people who booked through a scottsdale vacation company. naquin joins us now with the again.. look for that story tonight at 10. in the meantime.. if you have a consumer complaint - call 12 for action. our volunteer investigators are here to take your call monday - friday from 602-260-1212.. or go to 12- news-dot-com and search "call 12". still ahead on 12 today... a little boy has a "trumped up" tantrum at walmart. the hilarious video is coming up in the morning juice. plus.. who says working out can't be fun?! we're taking you to chandler for an alternative to the gym on this weight loss wednesday. today is back in two minutes. time now time now for another check o

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. >> a warning from a top member of congress russian hackers could interfere in the presidential election. the chairman of the house intelligence committee told cbs news that russians have the it. this comes after hacking attacks on the democratic national committee's computers law enforcement believes russia is behind that breach. experts say hacking could affect the votes that are cast on election day. >> remove 5 primary care of the democrats and the republicans from the rolls and they are going to show up and not be registered. >> russians could doubt over the elections. >> 4:49. a new luxury hotel is open down the the trump international hotel and it cost $220 million to build. that is looking nice. >> it certainly does. rain and storms ahead of a cool front. to the north. closer to green bay and the dorr pe innocence la this morning. weakening some as they move to some what dryer air and closer to the lake. now, as we move closer to the illinois border, the storms are not nearly as rebust. just to the north. cool front is well to the west. it is still going to pass through for us la

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