bush, bush and al gore and the moment also happened here in a townhall. but washington university hasn't seen a debate like tonight. special report continues after this. . picking up for kyle. here you go. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza. um. something wrong? so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? you want the whole thing? yes, yes! live whole. not part. aleve. we can't go back to the years of devastating cuts to public education. exactly why i urge you to vote yes on prop 55. prop 55 prevents $4 billion in new education cuts without raising taxes on anyone. and there's strict accountability in prop 55. with local control over school funding decisions. and mandatory annual audits guaranteeing the money goes directly to our classrooms. not to bureaucracy, not to administration. so vote yes on 55. because it helps our children thrive. >> a big question rising from the relieves the 11-year-old trump recording why we are lending about this a in away contract election? fox news media analyst, howard kurtz is here, with

how did your committee do its work for tonight's townhall? guest: just to correct you i am on the committee that works on the qualifies and who who does not. i do know about the format committee, it is a committee. let me just say, it is an honor to be on the commission. it is a remarkable group of people. people from major parties, third parties, nonpartisan, all , how doed in one thing we present to the american people, a discussion, a debate that will inform their vote? in our challenging times, often polarized times, it is an honor to work with people who are so deep league patriotic and -- deeply patriotic and concerned about the political process. on that i am not particular committee, we do talk about the format, there is a lot of back-and-forth about what works and what does not work. what i think the goal of the debate is, is to present the candidates unfiltered, unscripted as far as possible, to present them to the public. in various ways, it in various guises so that the voting public can have as wide as inexperience of the candida

we recently hosted a townhall. >> ever youth wants to succeed. being charged with possession with marijuana can get in the wake of the. we know that marijuana is illegal and it can keep you from getting financial aid and getting the perkins loan or a pill grant or work-study. that can impede success. >> you can join us for townhall and it airs tonight at 7 pm. you can catch it on our decades channel at 4.2 or comcast 240. we will post it at www.cbs4denver.com . >>> if you are just joining us, we do weather and traffic every ten minutes on the 4s so let's get over to ashton. >> today is your day for fall- tomorrow we go back too much warmer weather once again. fog is a problem this morning. there is no issues in the mountains or a northern colorado. fort collins and really is in fine shape but here in the denver metro area we have fog across the region especially at dia where visibility has dropped to a half-mile. temperatures are currently in the 30s around town with 38 in northern douglas county at highlands ranch. boulder is at 35 this morning

san francisco police are planning a townhall meeting on thursday to update the public on the officer involved shooting that last a man dead and a young officer partly pair layed. this hand on friday night near lakeshore plaza as officers responded to a call of a man threatening shoppers. police say the suspect, 26-year-old, fired at pass hit the officer kevin downs in the head. downs now is recovering in the hospital. mcwhorter was shot and died on sunday. more details will be offered at townhall on thursday night at the scottish rite center starting at 6:00 p.m. >> new details of two sexual assaults involving female students at uc berkeley. both students say they were sexual assaulted over the weekend at off campus fraternities. according to the community website, the first incident happened on friday at a social event near piedmont avenue and bancroft. the second happened at a fraternity, the student said she knew her attacker. police have not revealed the incidented could be connected. >> another student athlete and a case of violence against women and the same judge. >> this morn

the town is reporting flooding in unusual locations, like main street, penny brook lane, and townhall. unh has flooding and students are being asked to stay indoors. the town says one person was hit by lightning inside their house. that person is being taken to the hospital. we will bring you any updates as they come into the newsroom. an emotional moment in milford, field lesson 24 hours after the quarterback died. linda kane lost her battle with cancer last night. she had been involved with the program for 15 years. her youngest son is the quarterback. her two older sons were on the team and the daughter is a cheerleader. the team and fans wore pink in her honor. >> everyone is here to support zach. he wants to play football tonight. i think w >> her heart and her soul was dedicated to her children. she was definitely a mentor to every child that she ever touched and came across. shelley: coach joan says linda was one of milford's finest. mike: we continue with the flash flood concerns at the coast right now. 2-3 inches of rain in the past several hours. in the merrimack valley the

this townhall format could play to donald trump's strengths.an tell you his team says they are happy to have regular people asking the questions as opposed to a moderator. he did well in the townhall format in the republican primaries. but, and the reason dan can certify this, the republicans are so worried about this debate and are not particularly bullish about the fact we are going to have a totally new trump on sunday night, they are worried about him overreacting. worried about just as he took the bait, the fact that he kept taking the bait from secretary clinton, people close to him are worried about him doing that with the questioners in st. louis. and coming off as too hot. dan: i think people around him are trying to get him to prepare like mike pence did. not prepare like he did for the first debate. many of us all say, at what point will donald trump truly change? when will the pivot actually come? we are five weeks out. he has campaigned, minus some small interruptions, he has campaigned the same way for this election. it is how he

i imagine some of the undecided voters who are part of the townhall forum will have questions about it and it is for donald trump to answer and it take responsibility. if you take that tape as donald accurately describing his actions, it is a paint of assaultive behavior and much more than words. >> hillary clinton gets the first question tonight, what should she say? >> first to comment on what you just rid, i don't think what they say matters right now because it is so polarized, that the people that are behind trump are behind him for better or for worse. remember when he said i could shoot someone on fifth avenue and they would stick by me, that is kind of true. and it is the people in the middle that don't care about this, they are just going do make up their mind as this stuff builds. that is my next point this not over by any stretch. more shoes will drop. trump is going to have shoes dropping, and other sound on tape that comes out from either of oppressors or someone else, and now a report from the "washington post" after he tried to pick up on the married woman he tried to ge

video of workers to serving flyers for a townhall meeting about the tax issues, with the mayor and most of counsel support for the backside of the fire list the benefits of the issues and potential consequences they'll come of the claimed, it's legal, suppliers provide information, and not opinions. there's no political connotation to it. this administration and majority of counsel support, i don't think, that was an abuse of be doing. forget about the campaigning, let's get the work done. >> he did admit to fox, he will use the townhall meeting to encourage macedonia residents to vote yes on those tax issues. believe it or not is time to prepare for the snow. summit county hold the readiness of that to get ready for winter. crews are spending the day checking 26 plow trucks from top lights, tires, and pause to make sure that they're ready to go in the snow starts to fly. >> the truck somehow pretty good minor problems, officials also stressed that drivers need to do their part, during the winter season. be sure to get the drivers room to do their jobs stay well below the posted speed l

forget about the campaigning, let's get the work done. >> he did admit to fox, he will use the townhall meeting to encourage macedonia residents to vote yes on those tax issues. believe it or not is time to prepare for the snow. summit county hold the readiness of that to get ready for winter. crews are spending the day checking 26 plow trucks from top lights, tires, and pause to make sure that they're ready to go in the snow starts to fly. >> the truck somehow pretty good minor problems, officials also stressed that drivers need to do their part, during the winter season. be sure to get the drivers room to do their jobs stay well below the posted speed limit in order to keep everyone safe out on the roads if you're lucky enough to have a happy, healthy and working furnace, this is a time where it might be a good idea to fired up >> years is coming tomorrow. ahead, i don't think you're going to want to test that tomorrow. >> on the wait a long time for this. the loop magglio about tomorrow. with the local heads, it is not unusual to see this last wave in october, you remember the playof

a townhall airs tonight. jummy: breaking news, an update wednesday on "good morning washington." police at the university of maryland identifying a person they are looking for at a late-night traffic stop. they are looking for 28-year-old lennox thomas of washington, d.c. they smelled marijuana in the car, as -- and as they were searching the car, they found a handgun. he ran away from officers, and he got away. he faces several charges, including si firearm violations. if you know where he is, give police a call. autria: we are getting a new look at the new bus route headed to and from national harbor. the nh two metro bus will run from the huntington and key street stations to national julie: it is not pretty. we will show you what it looks like traveling the outer loop out of virginia, headed back in toward maryland. this is where we have those delays creeping up on you from eisenhower avenue trying to get across the bridge. you are looking at about a 40 242 minute ride from the outer loop. skytrak 7 is above the scene come as close as they can get. this is restricted airspace

he did well in the townhall fore mat in the republican primaries. but and the reason that dan ken certify this, the republicans are so worried about this debate and are not particularly, i will tell you, not particularly bullish about the fact that we're going to have a totally new trump on sunday night, is they're worried about him overreacting. they're worried about just as he took the bait which could be the title of a book about this debate cycle, the fact that he kept taking the bait from secretary clinton, people close to him are worried about him doing that with the questioners in st. louis and coming off as too hot. >> rose: what do we foa about his presentation. >> yeah, i think that people around him is are trying to get him to prepare like mike hence-- pence did and not prepare like he did for his first debate. many of us all say at what point will donald trump truly change. when will the pivot actually count. >> we know the answer. >> it was at the convention, no, no, the lead up to the first debate, no, the lead up to the second debate.

to.thursday this week -- we'll be hosting a townhall meeting talking about the state of the 2016 race so far.and we're down to just 16 days now until election day on november 8th. thanks for watchingbe sure to tune in next week to get the clear facts on iowa in focus. it's heartbreaking, but true. as a millionaire c.e.o., rod blum laid off over 70 employees, but he took millions in stock and bonuses. it gets worse. in washington, blum supported special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas and millionaires like himself. i'll tell you what i think is missing in washington -- common sense. it's about investing in jobs and our economy. >> james: week seven in the nfl. >> boomer: lesean mccoy will play for the bills. looks to have a big game today against miami. >> bart: geno, in life you rarely get a second chance but here we are. show up, show out our shut up. >> bill: andrew luck, colts look for their first divisional win

to.thursday this week -- we'll be hosting a townhall meeting talking about the state of the 2016 race so far.and we're down to just 16 days now until election day on november 8th. thanks for watchingbe sure to tune in next week to get the clear facts on iowa in focus. it's heartbreaking, but true. as a millionaire c.e.o., rod blum laid off over 70 employees, but he took millions in stock and bonuses. it gets worse. in washington, blum supported special tax breaks for corporations shipping jobs overseas and millionaires like himself. i'll tell you what i think is missing in washington -- common sense. it's about investing in jobs and our economy. 400 or more passing yards. he'll try for number 16 today on the road. meanwhile sam completion percentage is top in the nfl this season. he travels to philadelphia today so face the eagles' team that traded him to minnesota this september. and there's that guy that replaced sam bradford for the eagles. car son wentz, he'll need to protect the ball today against minnesota because that defense ranks second in takeaways. all the action starts rig

a townhall style event. candidates have the ability to get on the stage, move around, they're answering questions, who benefits more? >> donald trump did not do well in this first debate. sunday night the debate is the next best and probably the last chance for him to change the trajectory of the race. i think trump and clinton have real issues going into this debate. they will be sounded by average middle class voters. neither one of them has been in the middle dallas for decades, trump never has, and they live in a bubble and now they have to relate to real people. hillary clinton has experience with that because she has done so many townhalls. >> i think that they're both making a good decision by not going to florida because it is focusing all of the resources and efforts on the hurricane and the people there. i do hope that -- i'm disappointed as i think everyone should be about governor scott's decision not to extend voting registration. 2.5 million voters in florida vote early and that's one-third of

he did well in the townhall format in the republican primaries.ut, and the reason dan can certify this, the republicans are so worried about this debate and are not particularly bullish about the fact we are going to have a totally new trump on sunday night, they are worried about him overreacting. the as he took the bait, fact that he kept taking the clinton, secretary people close to him are worried about him doing that with the questioners in st. louis. coming off as too hot. dan: i think people around him are trying to get him to prepare like mike pence did. whatof us all say, at point will donald trump truly change? when will the exhibit actually,? -- actually come? we are five weeks out. minus someaigned, small interruptions, he has campaigned the same way for this election. it is how he has operated in public life for the past four decades. the fact that he is going to suddenly change, given how easily his buttons are pushed, and i don't necessarily think a townhall is a better format for him. it is an awkward situation. it is among the mos

trump and hillary clinton, a townhall-style format. that will be sunday, the second of three residential debates. it will be in st. louis, missouri. and, paul ryan campaigning with to attend both set the wisconsin fall fest in elkhorn, wisconsin saturday at 3:30 p.m. eastern. will look at some of the latest ads from the presidential campaigns. >> how do we measure greatness in america? the height of our skyscrapers? the size of our bank accounts? no, it is measured by what we do for our children. the values we pass on. i have spent my life fighting for kids and families. and it will be my mission to build a country where our children can rise as high as their dreams and hard work take them. that means good schools for ,very child in every zip code college that leads to opportunities, not debt, and an economy wherever young american can find a job that lets them start a family of their own. we face the challenges, but we can solve them the same way big families do, working together, respecting one another, and never giving up. i want ou

university of las vegas professor jacob thompson thinks tonight event could be even uglier than the last townhall style debate: (dr. jacob thompson/unlv professor & debate coach) from trump, i think he will literally throw everything in the kitchen sink at hillary ranging from more talk of accusersa clinton to breitarty type conspiracy theories. all eyes will be on both candidates as they enter the debate hall...to see if they shake hands at the start...something they avoided last time. weijia jiang cbs news las vegas. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> according to the new york times...the candidates families reportedly won't shake hands as they enter the arena tonight. ((brian loftus)) >> mark cuban will be one of hillary clinton's guests. trump plans to bring the kenyan-born half-brother of president obama./// election headquarters throughout the campaign season... on air and online at las vegas now dot com. /// sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) it's a windy start to debate wednesday... temps in the 60s wednesday... and cooler with northerly winds this morning that have gusted to 30 mph ove

recently we hosted a townhall to get help for parents like what to say when kids argue marijuana is more natural than other drugs or alcohol. >> i would argue that tobacco and alcohol are also natural products with consequences. i would also argue that medicine no matter what it is has side effects. so regardless of whether it is natural medicinal, there is still issues in terms of consequences pick >> you can join us for this wednesday at 7:00 on for decades channel or over the air on 4.2. we will also point to i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. service. it started with my dad. he fought in world war two, was wounded in korea. he's the reason i joined at 17, fought in two iraq wars, and still serve today. the va scandal is an outrage, failing to care for our wounded warriors. that's why i took on the va: to get our veterans the care and respect they deserve. because i understand and i'll never stop fighting for those who fought for us. >>> a bitter custody fight today on the stage of dr. phil with both robin in daniel wanting custody of their daughters. daniel says robin is a

the man was in the townhall audience and what's up with that take at the same time remind remaining calling him the winner of the debate. i went from last night having seven twitter followings to my grandmother what she forgot your password and i don't know why they care what i had to say but i'm glad they are political in the process. >> this guy is predicting that can bones will be a popular halloween costume this year the addresses set aside you put on in the morning and they said he ripped the seat of the suit out silly so he had the change with the red sweater and khakis once a week. ryan marked the document is for a very happy reason. according to the news proposed to his girlfriend think memories forever she later added speechless. absolutely beautiful you know what she said when he asked her? maybe she can keep them in line. and then this one he is immortalized. in the most famous in the world and then figure made a trip across the world tour around the world before landing in a london museum before going to las vegas museum but will be in london until the end of this month. i think

the past two years. 22-year-old this is up to five years in prison if convicted in this turning townhall officials will have a town hall meeting to brief everyone on the investigation. that is set for november 7 and he will be arraigned on tuesday. >> ghosts and goblins gathered at the denver zoo for thrs >> we do not see was adults and count costumes and this is an the 30th year and earlier this year they banned adults from wearing cow costumes because of the recent scaring found his care -- hysteria. family still just up for the halloween event. interacting with kids in the customs all dressed up. >> the fun continues tomorrow and next week in. >> the details tonight about a major buyout making big headlines. >> att could soon own time warner cable. more and what all of that means. >> i saw the firemen crying and sitting in the rear bumper of the fire truck. >> little boy dies with his puppy in a house fire and how the tragedy could have been prevented work >> yes it is a makeup of dummies in a go down car but it could really happen to so basis. >> how this man is using his halloween d

take up into other people were hit during wednesday's shooting spree at townhall elementary the other two victims a teacher and a student released from the space they may still be infected with the zika by this. pulmonary to show a new sample of mosquitoes from the area had tested positive for the disease that has has been conducted by state officials and they still need to be confirmed by the cdc. if they are confirmed, that will be the sixth mosquito sample from miami beach, but the at least 35 people have contracted zika locally right officials have been spraying the area hoping to get rid of those infected mosquitoes. to get netflix fans who are bins watching plans for the weekend may have gone out the window for a short time. yesterday the video streaming service experienced a major outage starting saturday afternoon. still no word on what caused the problem but netflix users from all over the world took to twitter to vent their frustrations. the timing of the outage was because you just released a batch of new movies weekend. definitely not your mom and pop teacher shop where th

he has not had a public townhall meeting in six years in office. he obviously is not talking to people here in the des moines market and, again, i think he owes you better. " grassley's campaign says he, instead, plans to debate judge at morningside college in sioux city. that's scheduled for october 19th. a life-threatening hurricane will make landfall and a new track shows that hurricane could reach the carolinas later this week. milder weather continues for in the 70s. changes are ahead however, beginning on wednesday. two rounds of rain are expected this week starting wednesday morning and again on thursday. rainfall accumulation s of over an inch are possible in some areas, but at this point it appears the heaviest rainfall should remain and more seasonable air arrives friday with 60s and 40s with us through the weekend. have a great night! tonight: partly cloudy. wind: se 5-15 low: 56 tomorrow: partly cloudy. wind: se 10-20 high: 78 tom. night: chance of rain late. wind: se 10-15 low: 60 wednesday: showers possible early, then friday: becomin

we might get a sneak peek this evening when the billionaire test drives townhall chops at a campaignn new hampshire. john, if hillary clinton collapses in the debate somehow, that will be a great night for trump, but what would a w look like under the circumstances for trump? john: a lot of this depends on how we treat it. you and me and everyone in the media. we are back to the same question before the first debate. i think the standard has to be the same it was before, which is that we should expect donald trump to behave like a president and have command over the issues, have compartment -- comportment on stage, not do many things he did on tuesday night in terms of how he prosecutes his case and defends himself. the standards should be exactly the same as they were for the first debate. for him to win the debate, he needs to win the debate, on all the metrics, substantive and style. mark: on style it is clear. no smoking, no negativity -- smirking, negativity, personal tax, talking less, all of that. they have shown the hand of little bit on what they will try to do to win on sub

no one quite knew what to expect at tonight's townhall debate. "clinton: anything to avoid talking your campaign and the way it's exploding and republicans are leaving you. tonight: a full recap. that's our big story tonight: round two. in st louis tonight, a town hall-style debate that covered taxes, syria and personal character. and it was as bitter--and chippy as everyone expected it to be. team coverage tonight--madeline anderson watched with voters--but let's trump was fighting with his political life on the line tonight. the debate started without a handshake between trump and clinton, and got right to the controversy. cooper: that is sexual assault. trump: no i didnt say that at all. this was locker room talk. im not proud of it. anderson cooper repeatedly groped women, and trump eventually said he had not. trump then went after bill clinton, bringing up accusations from four women about clinton's sexual transgressions. if you look at bill clinton, far worse. theres no one in the history of politics in this nation so abusive to women. so m

turning princeville nine out of ten houses have taken on waters and in some places 10 feet deep, the townhall is almost entirely underwater. ee >> people don't know how difficult the situation they are about to enter when the water clears i would say about 8 percent of this town is underwater , and we've got to prepare them for that and it's going to be emotional situationp account more than 40 people the united states and 500 and massachusetts, a 68-year-old womann lost control of her suv trying to park and go into the pondd , when mrs. try to save her, one of themem poles there out right before it sinks police say the woman was taken to the hospital and treated for mild hypothermial. transportation department is banning passengers and flight crews from the ha notes smartphones and flights a reports of them catching fire goes into effect tomorrow canno be on board or put into your checked baggage samson continue the product this week. >> twin brothers conjoined may now be able to live separate lives, they were successfully separated by doctors at a bronx hospital the surgery last 17 lengthy

about the state of welcome back.in the real story this week -- we're taking a deeper look at the townhall dis. discussion... hosted this past thursday. our goal was to pull together people from both parties to talk about issues affecting iowans in 2016.we started with the presidential election -- but quickly got into how both sides treat each other... other...especially after just this week -- a county supervisor race was marred by anti-gay slurs in black hawk county.moderator mark hyman asked university of iowa political science professor cary covington about seeing this kind of animosity everywhere. personal attacks and have we debased the whole system? taht's a tricky question and as jeff has mentioned, you can go backt hrough history and find the same thing. in the last 30-40 years, we've seen a lot more animosity than before. there beyond teh candidates that explain that. voters are increasingly distant from one another and public opinion polls show that dems have a low view of reps and a majority of both parties think that the other party is a threat to our nation's well-being. wate

this concludes the townhall commission. thank you to everyone who watched. martha: please tune in on october 19 for the final presidential debate that will take place at the university of nevada, las vegas. good night everyone. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [we love you hillary! [indiscernible conversation] announcer: c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. up monday morning, your reaction to the second presidential debate in st. louis, missouri. join the conversation with your e-mails, facebook comments, and tweets. join live at 7:00 a.m. eastern monday morning. christ tomorrow, republican vice presidential candidate governor mike pence of north carolina. rally in charlotte, north carolina. that's at 1:00 p.m. eastern live on monday. crank life from detroit, hillary clinton speaks at wayne state university in detroit, michigan. that is a

that is what townhall is supposed to be not about say what they want to say. >> but they always do.the audience gets it when we do they they are trying to avoid answering question. obviously it will come up. it is more likely for hick to begin round three of trying to do sincere apology. the first one was not an apology, the second looked like he needed to hold up a newspaper to prove the date because it looked like a hostage tape. >> are being a little mean. >> little. >> one more apology, being contrite and i am hearing from people who still support him, move on. can he move on? >> i don't know if he can. he is defensive. by nature. frankly, i don't know that american people are going to be able move on. this is unprecedented to have someone who has shown now a tendency to be a predator. >> but people have argued, and i don't know if they take the nuclear option, whatever he says doesn't match what bill clinton did, if he goes there...what do you think 1/2? >> bill clinton is not running for president. hillary clinton: the defended her husband and in that is the basis of her disqu

happening today, san francisco police will hold a townhall meeting to discuss the shooting involving officer kevin downs, he was shot in the head on friday by a man allegedly threatening shoppers at lake shore shopping center. downs survived and is recovering. the suspect was shot and died on sunday. today's meeting is to provide an update on officer downs' condition and what people have learned held at scottish rite masonic will center tonight at 6:00. >> san francisco police say they are close to making an arrest in a gang-related school shooting that hurt four students. this happened on tuesday outside june jordan high school for equity. a source told abc7 the victims are 15-year-old girl, two 15-year-old boys, and another male student. police believe that it was the female student who was intentionally targeted. she remains in the hospital. the other three have been released. police say there are four suspects but it is not clear how many opened fire. >> san jose police are trying to unravel a police -- mysterious death after a shooting victim arrived at hospital. the victim died

unlike the first face-off, this will be a townhall style format. some of the questions will come from voters. some well come from social media. expect donald trump's comments center stage. that tape as republicans pulling support for trump, including new hampshire senator kelly ayotte, who is locked in a tight, tough battle with governor maggie hassan. rhondella richardson has reaction from both tonight. rhondella: one of the latest republicans to jump off the donald trump bandwagon is kelly ayotte, in a grueling reelection campaign of trump based on what he said in those tapes and the actions he talks about in those tapes that talk about assault against women. rhondella: the crude disrespect for women has republicans announcing trump since friday. people are outraged. tampa said things about minorities, people with called him out. rhondella: but you are going to vote for him. >> the tape i heard that was released on friday was fundamentally different in that it talks about assault and crimes. i'm a former prosecutor. rhondella: democratic rival ma

morning the suspect accused of killing his 47 euros bother shooting to students and a teacher at townhall elementary school when year 16 -year-old is it still in the hospital california governor jerry brown decided to sex kind of those in the state coming from the brough turner case turner was sentenced to 26 months in jail and for three years probation for raping a 23 -year-old unconscious women and 2015 behind a trash bin because of the lenient sentence that the judge gave one bills signed today puts into effect a mandatory prison sentences for offenders the other bill permits a sexual assault victims to stay in estate in court they were raped even if the attack doesn't meet the technical definition under california law yet i think her husband probably feels worse after the break the story of one third grader who came to the rescue when his teacher law something important to her season haunted house season that is plenty of haunted houses opening all around the metro area some of those days will be in the upper 50s new@10 i imagine losing a memento for mom or dad in just about the time

. >> sun local resolution accidents came to express their sympathy at a townhall meeting. >> i feel heartbroken for the town. what can we do for officer downs? >> the shooting on folded after a 9-1-1 scale for help described a mental ill suspect threatening customers at a shopping center. police say pepper spray did not deter him. he opened fire on police and ran into the park. >> the officers came out of the bushes, firing at the officers. they returned fire. the subject went down. >> police fired to 1 bullets at 26-year-old mcwhorter and he was struck by four rounds. he was armed with this revolver. >> we are hiring additional staff to provide 24/7 response to the scenes where we have people in crisis that could be armed. >> police admitted that would not have helped in this confrontation. the community was grateful for the open dialogue of another police shooting. >>> a mother and her three children are hurt after a car crash in san ramon. we were at crow canyon road last night where the minivan went off the road and into a traffic pole. a four-year-old boy has a skull fracture. a helicopter

i think if he-- it is a townhall style, he talks to the voters in a way that seems gracious and dignified and listens and asks followup questions, i think the clinton people will mock that and say 90 minutes can't erase a lifetime of insults and a certain way of behaving. right now, you got to look at their floors and sealings. in the national polls but also in the battleground state polls. because the two third party candidates are not doing as well, trump probably needs to get to 47% to win the states. right now he is rarely above 43 in any of them, sometimes 44, so he needs to win over additional people. >> with respect to hillary clinton, has she primarily damaged him but not necessarily enhanced her own self with respect to how voters perceive her? >> yes, but i thought since this became a general election matchup for her to win she needs to damage him and eliminate him for-- i don't think there is space in her repertoire or time to do both. so while they are trying to build her up, it is largely about eliminating him. i think she did a great job of that in the debate and i think her

san francisco police department is planning a townhall meeting this week to discuss the shooting. >> two men are in custody accused in a weekend shoot that left three dead and 12 others hurt in los angeles. on saturday morning at a popular jamaican restaurant, possibly over a drug deal argument. many bystander were celebrating a birthday. the two suspects will likely face murder charges. >> happening now, united states airstrikes are leading the way to liberate the northern iraqi city of mosul from islamic state militants. we have images outside of mosul. can you see the smoke from the building being hit by shelling. the turkish media is reporting the fighters have retaken seven villages east of mosul. it is a united states led coalition taking the fight to isis, american officials stress that all of the ground troops are iraqi soldiers. mosul has been under the control of isis since june of 2014. if it is successful it will be a blow to the islamic state. >> today is the 27th anniversary of the low pressure low pressure earthquake at 5:04, october 17, 1989, a 6.9 earthquake ripped t

laura: townhall on sunday night, what difference does that make? anthony: hard to go negative in a town hall because you are with real people. you cannot say, well, that is a really good question, judy, my opponent is awful. it doesn't work. laura: anthony zurcher, thank you so much for joining us. anthony: my pleasure. laura: of course, we will have full coverage of that debate on sunday night here on "bbc world news," so join us for that and you can find more on all the day's news including the latest on hurricane matthew on our website. from all of us here at "world news america," thank you for watching, and have a great weekend. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than y

townhall format in new hampshire. his coach s? new jersey gov nor chrernor chr christie. trump's opponent, hillary clinton, has more experience fielding questions in town halls. >> what are you going to do about all this bullying? >> can you tell me a little bit more about why that's on your mind? >> reporter: her campaign points to moments like that one, where she hugged that little girl, a personal connection with voters. but clinton had a rough outing in a recent tv town hall. tonight, she's deep in debate prep, and her team predicts she'll face a less testy trump on s and david, tonight, both campaigns with an eye on hurricane matthew. the clinton campaign hoping they change the voter registration deadline in florida. the cutoff is next tuesday. so far, no word if that's going to happen. david? >> tom llamas in new york city for us tonight. tom, thank you. and a reminder, the second presidential debate is now just three days away, and of course, we'll have complete team coverage, sunday night, 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on abc. i'll be joining george and the co-mod

have been talking to people who have been prepping other candidates in the past, other nominees for townhall events. they're not talking to a moderator. they're not talking to a reporter. so making a term like that, and going after your opponent is going to be a tricky thing. so it's going to be interesting to see what does happen tonight. >> we've been seeing over the last couple of days this rash of defekses, of gop officials saying enough is enough. we're going to abandon trump. i'm curious, right now, in your mind how much of this is about principle, that they just can't abide by what was revealed on this tape. and how much of this is just about political survival? >> the question is going into next week, after this performance tonight, again, depending on what kind of performance donald trump has tonight, will this spread wider. will other politicians, house candidates, members of the house join in? i think this is, we don't know yet. there are a lot of shoes yet to fall and the final shoes may not fall until sometime mid week. >> just quickly, i wonder if the the gop elders whoever tho

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a townhall meeting with questions from the audience. how will that play to the strengths and weaknesses of trump and clinton? >> in some ways a more complicated debate. both because you have real people asking the questions. you also have a situation where both candidates are free to roam out away from their podiums. that's going to create interesting physical dynamics, potentially interesting gender dynamics. neither one of the candidates i think is particularly well suited to the format. donald trump is barely ever done it. hillary clinton has done a bit of it. it will be a real, intriguing to see how they manage the challenges here. hillary clinton preparing for it more assiduously, more formal kind of rigorous way than trump. it is possible, either could turn out to be unexpectedly great in this >> the insights of john heilmann, bloomberg politics great to have you with us. >> thanks, scott. >> cbs news, live coverage of the clinton/trump debate will begin sunday evening at 9:00 eastern time. >>> well today an airliner was evacuated

possibly an email from wikileaks indicating she possibly provided answers to hillary clinton before townhall so there's a germ of truth but in typical donald trump fashion he takes something that is a legitimate beef and raises real questions and rather than attack it specifically and surgically, he creates this and steyer -- entire conspiracy theory, unclear whether he was referring to the primary debates or this one question or whether he was ridiculously suggesting chris wallace may -- >> that is what i was getting at, just unclear. >> i can guarantee you chris wallace didn't hand over questions to anybody let alone the hillary clinton campaign and by conflating the possibility gettingsome help for the primary process, putting this tweet out the morning after the presidential debate, and conspiracy theories. >> we see this. and lee harvey oswald, and this is what donald trump, and on the day after the debate, and difficult questions. the best question was a follow-up, with respect to hillary clinton's, chris went back to her and said with you as commander in chief shoot down russian jets

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he has not had a public townhall meeting in this city during the last term, six years in office. he obviously is not talking to people here in the des moines market and, again, i think he owes you better. " grassley's campaign says he, debate judge at morningside college in sioux city. that's scheduled for october 19th. a new survey of business leaders in iowa and 8 other midwestern states suggets a stagnant economy that could slow even more. the economic index for the region fell to 45.5 in september compared to 47.8 the month before. any score below 50 suggests economic decline. that's according a monthly survey from creighton university an economist with the university blames the decline on weaknesses in along with a struggling economy, getting that first job can be difficult for young adults who don't have any experience. that's why the obama administration launched the "first job" recruiting and hiring compact. it's an effort to encourage cities and organizations to take a chance on a young worker who doesn't have experience. last night, the dubuque city council agreed to ta