. >> greg: let's not forget last week in the elements, the punter for north carolina, tom sheldon, line, which allowed the hokies to score a touchdown. so in the rain, important for him to secure the snap. >> tom: we're going to have a delay of game here, guys. >> dave: they did this earlier on accident. this one's on purpose. >> referee: five-yard penalty, fourth down. >> dave: they wanted to give their true freshman punter more room just to kick it and not try to place it. >> tom: i'm perplexed as to that last play call. third and 17. if you run the football between the tackles, maybe you force miami to use a time-out. instead you throw a screen into the ground and stop the clock for them. >> dave: i'm with you, lugs. it's very questionable the last couple play calls for the tar heels. >> dave: tom sheldon, true he did hav he did have a little bit of trouble with it but it turned out to be a terrific punt, though it goes into the end zone. did really well just to get that down into the 2. but it bounces into the end zone. sheldon had a little trouble gripping it and ripping it. brad k

. >>> well, the traffic authority team of it tom hawley and jeff will guide you through your >>> sheldon adelson quoted in a reuters report saying he's ready to walk away with the stadium deal with the raiders. but his right-hand man is singing a different tune. >> reporter: today aaron ford. >> the stadium is also gng utilize reasonable efforts to hire locally, at least 50%, but the goal being 75% of local people. >> reporter: that agreement focuses on hiring minorities, ex-offenders, the lgbtq community and those with disabilities. >> each of those will be given significant opportunity at every phase of the stadium. >> get me the opportunity. that's all i ask. he's ready to get to work. >> we have to get the job. they can't get the -- everybody wants somebody to give you something but nobody wants to work for it. >> this is about more than benefiting las vegas boulevard. >> reporter: he says this press conference will serve to show nfl owners they are committed to the community. this as a reuters report quoted sheldon adelson saying he's ready to walk going to go down. if they don't wa

according to centers for respective politics, tom steyer and sheldon adelson are the top two. donald sussman is number three with more than $34 million to the democratic cause. a big hunk of that is specifically to priorities usa, the clinton super pac. ironically, part of his idea is to get money out of politics, ideally through the overturn of the supreme court decision citizens united. bob mercer is the co-ceo of renaissance technologies and has given over $23 million this cycle initially to ted cruz. more recently it went to donald trump. he's regarded as somewhat reclusive but has with his daughter rebecca had a huge hand in the latter stages of the trump campaign. and the sixth biggest donor not pictured on the wall because so photos exist is fred icanner. a gay rights and clinton supporter, his camp doesn't have a website and his phone number is hard to find. and the number five donor is paul singer, the conservative hedge fund manager who occasionally joins us on stage is not on air. >> are these people normally giving? it is just that -- i don't know if i say normal e

. >> we also have tom rickets and sheldon adelson, his two biggest supporters saying we're not goingsticking around, bob doel. bob dole said wait a second, that was 11 years ago. if he has a good debate tonight, he could change things around. he's trailing by two points. he was in the game on friday's fox poll in the battleground states. this will not help. you need something to turn it around tonight. the question is, why isn't mike pence in the meetings to strategize for a debate after the brilliant debate on tuesday? >> mike pence is saying he's praying for donald trump, he doesn't agree with him but said it was 11 years ago. he's praying for him and grateful he expressed remorse. this was the headline on the post this morning, steve. it says i will never drop out. i don't believe he will. >> just keep in mind, donald trump is not a quitter. that's one of the things that they like about him. tough guy, he's not a quitter. for the people who say well, he's toast, he's going to be running and he's going to be campaigning right until the end. the big question is, how soon after the f