let me say as the proud father of a united states marine, anybody who said that where did that should be disqualified from ever serving in commander in chieandcommander-in-chief of thd forces of the united states of america. [cheering] for the world to be safe america needs to be strong and in recent years north carolina you need to know we have the lowest troop level since 1940 and the smallest number of ships since 1916 and instead of the battalions that for fighters say they need fear down to 23 and the average age of the aircraft in the work force is 27 years, older than the men and women that we charge to fly them. for america to be strong, donald trump will need on the world with strength and rebuild our military and restore the arsenal of democracy and renew our allies and hunt down and destroy any organization that threatens our people or inspires violence on our shores. [applause] that's probably my more than 160 u.s. generals and admirals including more than 20 medal of honor winners have endorsed donald trump to be the next next commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the

solo, thrush has enough hatchet men to take on the united states marines. at least they can't follow their original plan, which was to use a student demonstration as a smokescreen. one of their men was to have led the demonstration and presumably kill you. they have as many plans as they have hatchet men. they're undoubtedly hatching out a new one right now. alexander, this has gone too far. the press is having a field day. have you seen the headlines? i'm sorry, timothy. i don't mean to cause you embarrassment. what are the headlines? something about a brawl in a girls' dormitory. oh. well, with mr. solo involved, i might have known. try and be a bit more discreet in future, mr. solo. minerva's been in jail, she's been in a brawl, jonathan trumbull threatened to have me fired. the students are getting out of hand and i think i am on the nerve of a vergous breakdown. must you keep that vaporizer on? you can smell the fumes all through the building. it's my sinuses, trumbull. perhaps this makeup aggravates the condition. i'm going down to check on preparatio

let me say as the proud father of a united states marine, anyone who said that, anyone who did that, should be disqualified from ever serving as the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the united states of america. i mean it. for the world to be safe, america needs to be strong. in recent years, north carolina, you need to know that we now have the lowest troop level since 1940, we have the smallest number of ships since 1916. instead of the 36 marine battalions, we are down to 23 and the average age of aircraft in the air force is 27 years. older than the men and women that we charge to fly them. for america to be strong, the world to be safe, america needs to be strong and donald trump will lead on the world stage with american strength. we will rebuild our military, we will restore the arsenal of democracy, we will renew our allies and we will hunt down and destroy isis and any organization that threatens our violence onspires our shores. it is probably why more than 160 retired u.s. military generals and admirals including more than 20 medal of honor winners have endorsed do

what difference at this point does it make, let me say is a proud is a proud father of the united states marine, anybody who said that, anybody who did that should be disqualified from ever serving as commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the united states of america. i mean it. [applause] for the world to be safe america needs to be strong in recent years north carolina we now have the lowest troop level since 1940. we have the smallest number of ships since 1916. instead of instead of the 36 marines the battalions we need we are down to 23. the. the average age of aircraft in the service is 23 years. older than the men and women we charge to fly them. for america to be strong, for the world to be safe america needs to be strong. donald trump will lead on the world stage. we will be till the military we will restore to marcus see, we will our alleys will hunt down and destroy isis in any organization that threatens our people or has violence on our shores. that is probably why more than 160 retired u.s. generals and admirals including more than 20 medal of honor have endorsed donald trump

. >> we will be there for you because we argue or united states navy and your united states marine corps. the blue and green teams works for each one of you and your families. >> they are docked at pier 30, and the taurus run at 2 pm today through sunday, and the blue angels were performed on friday through sunday afternoon.>>> ktvu.com has a complete list of fleet week activities and events, and go to the home page under the local news section. >>> we have had some rain recently putting alike cover in the north pay -- north bay.>>> coming up, the weather condition that if got the attention of the winemakers and the drivers. or >> >>> how a young man's life has changed thanks to the generosity of strangers.>>> looking at a commute that does not look bad, and right here on the golden gate bridge, i see one car, and i think all of the cars are out of the picture for the time being. the commute is looking good.>>> the weather looking good if you like the fall weather and cool temperatures, a little warmer than yesterday with more sunshine. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. >>> a bay area j

he is in the united states marines in africa. they after two years reunited him with his ring. how would anybody trace it back to me i have no idea. >> reporter: police found it at another burglary. took it into evidence. the ring caught his eye. >> i looked at the inside of the ring and there were three initials. >> reporter: chances were slim but he called the school. got a name and tracked down his parents. >> my parents called me and said oklahoma, 1500 miles from fairfax county, called and somehow linked me to it. >> like anybody that finds something like this and is able to reunite it, it makes you feel good. it does. >> i am glad to have it back. >> reporter: there are about 300 pieces of evidence that so to reunite this ring with this man a long shot. >> thank you. >>> well, howard university canceled tomorrow's home coming parade because of concerns about the weather. concerns you will hear about in a minute merchandise all the other events are on, though. they will take on the north carolina at&t aggies tomorrow. the show performance. >>> we will be celebrating the 25

on the other side, thinks that calling that out is i have to tell you as a father of a united states marine, some one with veterans and military service personnel every day, out across this country. they, they long, they all long for commander-in-chief who will make the right investment whose will support our troops at home and abroad and have that in donald trump. >> my colleague, elaine quijano hosting tomorrow night's vice presidential debate. cbs news will have live coverage at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> the investigation into the turned up disturbing facts about the railroad. one person died more than 100 were hurt. and the station wrecked when a train barreled right into the station. at the time of the crash, new jersey transit was being audited by the federal railroad administration. kris van cleave reports. >> national transportation safety board investigators were able to get limited access to the crash site. say the data recorder, recovered from the rear of the new jersey transit train was not functioning. ntsb vice chair bela denzar. >> the locomotive was built in the mid 1990s. it is

let me tell you as the proud father of a united states marine, anyone who says that come anyone who didhat should be disqualified from ever serving in commande commander-if and the united states of america. [applause] we cannot have four more years apologizing to our enemies and abandoning our friends for the world to be safe, america needs to be strong. and donald trump will lead on the stage with american strength. we will rebuild our military and restore the arsenal of democracy and provide our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines the tools they need and they will hunt and destroy isis and any terrorist organization that threatens our people. that's probably why i'm hundred 60 admirals and generals including 17 medal of honor winners have endorsed donald trump to be the nex next commander-in-chiecommander-in-cd forces of the united states. so, this is about security and real choices but it's also about prosperity. we heard again tonight things have gotten better in the economy in this country. we are in the midst of the slowest economic recovery since the great depression. millions mor

coleman is the second african-american to attain the status of lieutenant general, in the united states marinee. my dad was a marine and they are tough. >> that is an honor for sure. >>> well, that is a look at newspaper headlines around the delaware will valley. up next, pat is here talking sports this morning. >> you know it, guys, what a night in south philadelphia, the well was rocking with the debut of joel embiid but could sixers finish off thunder. if you want to get your heart if you want to get your heart pumping robert kearney: i f and i've been a republican all my life. but i'm the father of three girls. i can't stand hearing donald trump call women pigs, dogs, and bimbos...and i sure don't want my daughters hearing it. i want my girls to grow up proud and strong, in a nation where they're valued and respected. donald trump's america is not the country i fought for. so, i'm voting for hillary clinton. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. no warning, no hearing. it's a lending practice sorcing outrageous, most states banned it. but at the bank founded by p

as the proud parents of a united states marine, let me tell you anybody who said that or did not shouldm ever serving as commander-in-chief of the armecommander-in-chief ofthd states of america. you don't leave americans in harms way and then you don't say what difference does it make when they fall. this administration tested its military and we have the smallest standing army since 1940. the average age of the aircraft is older than the pilots be trained to fly and today we have the smallest number in the united states navy since 1960. men and women of utah, we cannot have four more years apologizing to our enemies, abandoning our friends and neglecting the arsenal of democracy for america to be safe and the world to be safe, america needs to be stro strong. we will rebuild our military and restore the arsenal of democracy and give our soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines resources and training they need and they will hunt down and destroy isis in every terrorist organization that threatens. that's probably why donald trump has been endorsed by a man more than 200 including 20 medal

as a proud father of a united states marine. ody who said that or did that should be disqualified from ever serving as commander in chief of the armed fores of the united states of america. i mean it. [applause] >> for the world to be safe, america needs to be strong and in recent years, north carolina, we have the lowest troop levels since 1940 and the smallest number of ships since 1916. and we are down to 23 fighters and the average age of the aircraft in the air forces 27 years, older than the men and women that we charge to fly them. for america to be strong and world to be safe, america needs to be strong and donald trump will lead on the american strength and rebuild our military and restore the arsenal of democracy and renew our allies and hunt down and destroy isis and any organization that threatens our people and inspires violence on our shores. that's probably why more than 160 retired u.s. generals and admirals and 20 medal of honor winners endorsed donald trump to be commandener chief of the united states. it is not

. >> my son is a united states marine. he is -- thank you. we're very proud of him. >> but do either have an edge on courting military voters? here to weigh in is pete hesset. good morning. >> good morning. >> we have is new fox news poll out this morning among veterans. right now donald trump 47% opposed to hillary clinton's 33%. but yesterday of course all the headlines and you know going into tonight's debate you know what donald trump said on stage yesterday and whether or not he's made comments about ptsd, et cetera. will that color tonight's debate. will that color the stage? >> it may color tonight's debate. what he said was the emphasis they put on it in the beginning. in that sense him and mike pence will have the ability to lay out how they would change what's happened at the va whereas hillary clinton said the scandal is overstated. when you look at the polls of troops, they are overwhelmingly for trump. they even more so go for trump. he has an advantage. they're on national turf here. mike pence is well versed on these types of i

the canines featured in the bark in the park show is pascal, a military dog that's been with united states marine corps for the last nine years. serving in iraq and jordan. >> the dog is not out there just looking for explosives, his whole purpose in life is to make sure that myself and everybody comes home at the end of the day. i don't think there's a bond in the marine corps i share is more than the one i have with my dog. all the people i've met, the dog tops them all. >> look at that dog go. last event as a canine officer, he is set to retire and live out the rest of his years at camp pendleton. canines from the marine corps and 15 other agencies all took part in this incredible event. >>> coming up, not climbing around. how the fbi is stepping in to stop a recent rash of clown threats. but first, two dangerous discoveries in germany. the hunt for a syrian man investigators say had highly volatile explosives. >>> new at 10:00 a raid in eastern germany leads to an explosive discovery. german authorities raided the apartment of a syrian man and found several hundred grams of highly volatile ex

. >>> couple weeks ago we hosted on this show a former united states marine special operator named peter kiernan. a very accomplished young man, an afghanistan veteran, back home in the united states pursuing a college degree. he put together a remarkable effort to try to persuade donald trump to release his tax returns. people from all over the country, from all 50 states pledged as part of the effort, pledged more than $6 million that will be donated to american veterans organizations if donald trump chooses to release his ten most recent years of tax returns, just like mike pence released his returns. if trump releases those returns, more than $6 million will get released to veterans groups. there's a deadline, the deadline is tomorrow night, before tomorrow night's debate. the third and final debate of the election, you should plan to watch it here, commercial free, we kick off our coverage tomorrow at 6:00, followed by "hardball," then brian williams and i will take over at 8:00. we'll then bring you post debate coverage after the debate ends, probably starting around 10:30 eastern

the organization skills of the united states marine corps that runner into his own zone and they don't have to worry about all the logistics and operations that take place for a big event. >> so there could be some changes this year, right? tell us about those changes. >> we have changes all the time with the marine corps marathon. one is our course. you know, with metro safetrack happening in may, we had to make some changes. we took about 2 1/2 miles off rock creek parkway. we were able with arlington county came to the extend the course in crystal city and then going back to the south pentagon. so we -- it's still 26.2 miles and we still have every finisher coming up marshal drive, the hill, at the end. >> as always. >> as always. you have to come up that hill and look at that marine corps war memorial and those lives they will never forget. >> if you had more than the 26-mile course, you have other events happening on sunday as well. tell us about those. >> well, we have 6,000 runners in our 10-k. >> that's a half marathon? >> no, it's a 10k. only six miles. so -- but what we had t

the six marines who put the flag up there and they all get the finishers medal from a united states marine. they earned it because you know, we're the only major marathon or probably any race in the world that makes you finish up on a hill. >> exactly. that is the big, final push. a lot of changes, safetrack year. tell us a little bit about how the start times have changed. the courses changed. metro used to open 5:00 a.m. not until 7:00 a.m. >> one of our mission pillars is the showcase, the organization skills of the united states marine corps. and we were tested this year, absolutely. metro safetrack really put us in a different mode of operation. over on the rock creek parkway and you have to make up the mileage. arlington made up that. once we have the course, it is like, how do you get the people, like you said, the metro system is not opening in two hours, we have a robust bus plan. we reached out to other parking facilities to house our runners like the ronald reagan building. never had that, first the boston mall in has 5,000 parking spots. with all of the parking garages we've re

we have united states marine down at marina green showcases their equipment, telling their stories. so we want people to come out there. it is fleet week, but we have marines here, about 300, ready to tell their stories. >> do you have people from all branches come from this? >> yes, but mainly navy and marine corps. we work together. we keep america safe all over the world, and were we work together to do that. >> fun this week, too, though? >>s. the marines are having a great time. san francisco has been so hospitallable. >> and i imagine you walking along themes with friends, and -- the emanuel a.m.e. with friends, get -- emparkader row, gets a lot of thank you for your service. >> that's right. and it's great to say thank you to them. >> san francisco has a great military history here, this town. have you met some fret rans who have told you stories about -- >> of course. the veterans are great. they come up to us. we share stories, get to swap stories. a lot of these guys are 18 years old. they get to come up and see one of the great it's cities in america and celebrate how grea

. >> my son is a united states marine. he is we are very proud of him. >> do either have an edge on the voters? >> pete, nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. >> let's dive into some of these polls this morning to see if there is an edge in the debate. among veterans 47 percent have trump at the top with 33 percent with clinton and gary johnson 13 percent joe stein 2 percent. active duty presidential preference 37 pick donald trump. gary johnson a hair behind within that mare begin of error with gary johnson well above hillary clinton. who will has the edge tonight, pete? >> in the first poll donald trump has a natural edge. there's rejiks in the military mainly the clinton years of the perception she departed the failures of barack obama administration with isis and the iran deal. donald trump among veterans have the advantage. the other poll you mentioned it is interesting you have donald trump and hillary clinton way behind is also secondly amongst active duty measures amongst the recognition that we may not be

as a proud father of a united states marine, let me say from my heart, anyone who said that, anyone who that should be disqualified from ever serving as commander in chief of the armed forces of the united states of america. >> it will be interesting to watch tonight as he presses these attacks, whether he waits for the moderator to take tlher or where he goes. >> a former talk radio host as well. a very good communicator, one of the best in his party. he'll go after that. probably hear a lot of military talk. he is the father of a soldier as well, as tim kaine. i think that is something both of these two men bring to the table that is different than most vice presidential candidates. >> and one thing mike pence is will to, and shocked if tim kaine doesn't bring it up if the moderator doesn't, what donald trump said about ptsd. some are weaker than others, if you're weak you might end up with ptsd. the opposite what's been -- stigmatizes it, which is not the right way to go on that. >> the trump campaign is saying if you took it that way, that's not what he meant. tripped over his tongu

both are the fathers of serving united states marines and thinking how different this campaign wouldse were the two figures at the top of both respective tickets. ratings would be lower but you'd have a more sensible and more reasoned debate over real issues. >> what is so reasonable about tim kaine tonight? he wouldn't should up. >> i think in the beginning of the debate he was annoying so i give pence the slight advantage over who won, quote unquote, the debate. pence did something dump failed to do. governor pence did not rise the debate that kaine presented. i think he did an excellent job and kaine made his points as well, i think governor pence won the debate. >> sheriff? what is your take? >> well, senator tim kaine came off as a raging lunatic. he needs to layoff the caffeine and go to decaf. he said he criticized donald trump for saying african americans live in hell. i said that before donald trump did. i said the american ghetto is a hell hole. unless mrs. bill clinton and senator tim kaine think it's okay for blacks to live with entrenched poverty with failing schools and

after serving in the united states marine corps and attaining a master's degree in education, he becamethnically diverse school in the city. what percentage of your student body, english is not their first language? >> jonathan: i would say about 80% of them. >> anthony: do those kids get sent here specifically, or is it just -- >> jonathan: oh, no, no, no, no. >> anthony: that's just reflective of the community? >> jonathan: it just went like it -- >> anthony: so 80%. >> jonathan: -- by chance, you know, in the city of houston and the surround suburban area. it's very well integrated. like, it's not -- >> anthony: why? how did that happen? >> jonathan: i think one of the main reasons is the strong economic base here. it's because of the variable that you could get a job and make a decent wage, it allows for immigrant families coming over and build a nest egg, to own their own home or go to a better neighborhood. it has to be a strong economic variable base for them to quickly overcome that part and it allows them -- >> anthony: right. >> jonathan: -- to make a life for themselves. >> g

you are a united states marine corps. >> the blue angels are set to perform on friday, saturday, sunday. they will all be open for tours as well. >>> ktvu.com has a complete list of fleet week events and activities. just duoto the -- just go to the home page and look under the local news section. >>> it might be five weeks until election day, but in san francisco they are already taking steps to prepare for early voting that will start next week. why some candidates are trying to pay new attention to those early ballots. >>> it is one and done for barry bonds in miami. late word on why he has been fired. mark ibanez has the story later in sports. >>> you can still buy a popular herb here in the east bay m. people are worried that the federal ban is -- worried that a federal ban is on the way. coming up what you need to know about the calm. am an iraq veteran. lowering drug prices. dollars to defeat it. vets" in voting yes on prop 61. how's this for a tv show? sous chef. lawyer by day, prep cook by night. no. here you go. i got this. i get cash back so it's like everything's on sale. wit

got these two vice presidential candidates tonight talking, both of whom have a son in the united states marinecorps. >> here's elaine quijano, our moderator. >> hi, everyone. i'm elaine quijano of cbs news, and i am honored and humbled to be with you here tonight. thanks for coming. now, we have a lot of business to get to. a lot of issues to cover. so i would ask for your help. if everyone could right now please check to make sure that your cell phones are off. i'll give you a moment to do that. and while you're doing that, i would remind you that there is no cheering, no booing, no noise of any kind as the debate gets under way. and with that, i am going to take my seat, get situated, once again, thank you all for being here. >> now, we enter the period of time our friend lester holt labeled the uncomfortable period of silence. the moderatomoderator's job to through final notes and keep his or her back to the audience. and it's the audience's job, we've now learned, to stay out of this game. >> that's right. we'll see if they do. i think it was actually an underappreciated part of the debate

decent, god fearing patriotic americans go out at, both of home are the fathers of serving united states marinesking how different this campaign would be if these were the two figures at the top of both of the respective tickets. the ratings would be lower, but i think you would have a more sensible and in many ways more reasoned debate over real issues. >> what was so reasonable about tim kaine tonight? he wouldn't shut up and stop interrupting? >> i think in the first half of the debate he was annoying with interruptions. >> was the whole debate, wouldn't stop. >> that's why i give pence the slight advantage over who won the debate. pence did something his boss failed to do. there was no rosy o'donnell, no ms. universe. governor pence did not rise to the bait that kaine presented. i think that he did an excellent job. i think kaine made made his points as well though, sean. i think in fairness, i give a slight edge as i said to governor pence. i think he won the debate. >> all right. sheriff, what is your take? >>> well, senator kaine came off as a raging lunatick. he needs to layoff the caffe

being manufactured by the media yesterday, at a campaign event in virginia, trump was asked by united states marineut challenges facing our veterans, such as ptsd. >> so my question for you is when you become president, will you support and fund a more holistic approach to solve the problems and issues of veterans suicide, ptsd, tbi and other related military mental and behavioral mental health issues and will you take steps to restore the historic roll of chaplains spiritual fitness and spiritual programs? >> yes, i would. look, we need that so badly. [ applause ] >> and when you talk about the mental health problems, when people come back to war and combat. and they see things that maybe a lot of the folks in this room have seen many times over and you are strong and handle it but a lot of people can't handle it they see horror stories. they see events that you couldn't see in a movie. nobody would believe it. we need a mental health health and medical and it's one of the things that i think is least addressed and it's one of the things, like your question, is one of the things that i hear the mo

let me tell you, as a proud father of a united states marine let me say this, anyone who said that, anyoneid that should be disqualified for ever serving as commander in chief of the armed forces of united states of america. [cheers and applause] >> we cannot have four more years, we cannot have four more years of apologizing to our enemies and abandoning our friends, for the world to be safe america needs to be strong and donald trump will lead on the world's stage with american strikes. we rebuild our military. we will restore the arsenal of democracy. we will provide our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines with the resources that they need to copy the mission mission and they will hunt down and destroy isis and any terrorist organization that threatens our people. [cheers and applause] >> at probably why 160 retired admirals and generals including 17 medal of honor winners have endorsed donald trump to be the next commander in chief so, this election is about security and real choices, but it's also about prosperity. we heard again tonight, didn't we-- or last night we heard the things h

. >> if a call is made we are there for you because we are your united states navy and marine corps. we work for you and your families. >> reporter: the mayor praised the disaster response exercises that local police, fire and the navy is fema participated it. >> a city that is resilient is going to make sure that the people get connected with our emergency response teams. >> the draw is the blue angels. >> i usually driving over the bridge when they are flying. they fly over and underit. it's scary but awesome -- underit. -- under it. it's scary but awesome. >> it's amazing what they do. >> reporter: the parade of ships appears this friday from 10:00 in the morning until noon. if you want to take a tower of the ships that happens all day saturday, sunday and monday. this is ktuv news. >>> coming up, controversy on the campaign trail. at 6:30, what donald trump said about his taxes and the polling numbers from four key states. >> then we check back with a bay area teenager who got a lot of attention after officers found out he was walking four hours aday to and from work ♪ ♪ jon bati

i'm a proud united states marine and i love our country deeply. that's why it decided to step up november the eighth you have a choice. the good news is the choice is clear. do you want leaders with outsider experience or do you want more political operatives to represent you? you want a straight talking marine corps general or do you want a partisan political operative? do you operative? do you want someone with experience in accountability that is a general officer commanding thousands of troops in airline captain took responsibility for lives on a daily basis and who is still a small business owner. my opponent was the chairman of the democratic party. that's his resume. we need to repeal obamacare. we need to secure our borders, protect the middle class and i humbly ask for your vote. voting is the sacrifice of the men and women have served. thank you god bless you and god bless america. >>moderator:mr. johnson. johnson: thank you to the audience were participating tonight. tonight we heard clear difference between myself and jack. jack jack o

he responded, lieutenant, this is the united states marine corps. we leave things better than we found them. today, hoosiers and all americans are looking back at the last eight years and ahead to the next four years. i think we would be well served to ask whether barack obama and hillary clinton's leadership has left things better than they found them. as i have traveled across indiana, the answer is clear. the failed policies of barack obama, hillary clinton, and democrats in congress have left hoosiers worse off. the prospect of getting a good education are narrower. and the government regulations and obamacare are choking families and small businesses. it is time for a new way forward. first, national security. as a naval academy graduate and a marine intelligence officer, i understand the threat of safety. for the last eight years, president obama and secretary clinton have shrunk from the national stage, paying ransom to our enemies. republicans want america to be strong and engaged, not weak and disconnected. i've advocated for a new style of

i am a proud united states marine and i love our country deeply. that is why i decided to step up. november 8, you have a choice. the good news is, the choice is clear. you want leaders without prior experience, or do you want more lyrical operatives to represent you? a straight talking marine corps general, or a political operative? someone with experience and accountability, a general officer commanding thousands of troops? and airline captain who took responsibility for lives on a daily basis am a and still a small business owner. my opponent was chairman of the democratic party, that is his resume. we need to repeal obamacare, we need to secure our borders, protect the middle class. i humbly ask for your vote. voting honors the sacrifice of the men and women who served. thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. moderator: mr. johnson. mr. johnson: thank you mark, and thank you to the audience. we heard a very clear difference between jack and me. jack, on all fronts, wants to take what you have earned, a lifetime working for, your social security, medicare, ba -- v.a. be

let me tell you, as a proud father of a united states marine, let me say this. yone who said that, anyone who did that, should be disqualified from ever serving as commander in chief of the armed forces of the united states of america. we cannot have four more years of apologizing to our enemies and abandoning our friends. for the world to be safe, america needs to be strong and donald trump will lead on the world stage with american strength. we will rebuild our military, restore the arsenal of democracy, provide our soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines with the resources they need to a -- accomplish the mission, and they will hunt down and destroy isis and any terrorist organization that threatens our people. [applause] gov. pence: that is probably why 160 retired admirals and generals, including 17 medal of honor winners have endorsed donald trump to be the next commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the united states. so this election is about security and real choices. but it is also about prosperity. we heard again tonight, last night, we heard about how t

united states at the age of 17. emir became the first bosnian american to serve in the united states marine corps. he's a veteran of the wars in iraq and afghanistan, and he has deployed eight separate times in service of this nation. he retired after 20 years as a u.s. marine. this former refugee returned to his hometown of st. louis where he's currently a police officer. for those who proclaim that muslim refugees are a threat to america, please come to know retired marine sergeant emir. he is now part of americans for ideals, a group of american v veterans that support refugee. they argue that accepting refugees is not just the right thing to do. it is important for america's national security. emir is here with us today. he's joined by scott cooper a retired marine lieutenant colonel and a retired marine sergeant who had been fighting to save the life of afghan and iraqi translators, largely muslim translators, who literally risked their lives to protect america's troops. i'd like to acknowledge these outstanding american veterans and ask them to please stand. thank you for being here today. >

debate of michigan first congressional district race between jack bergman and the general, united states marineps retired, lon johnson, democratic nominee for the u.s. congress. the candidates have agreed to how they will be addressed this evening. the order in which the candidates are seated and the order in which they deliver their opening remarks and closing statements but decided earlier this evening by the campaigns flipping a coin. asking questions are my colleagues, bankers of seven and for use -- the anchors of 7 and 4 news. each candidate has 60 seconds to respond to a question. they each have eight 32nd rebuttals -- eight 30 second rebuttals. however, a rebuttal must be used prior to the closing statements. as a moderator, i reserve the right to ask a question if it is needed to clarify things. we would like the audience -- we have an audience with supporters of both candidates and some undecided voters. i am asking the audience to refrain from reaction during the debate. however, there are two exceptions. one at the conclusion of the debate, and right now when we welcome the candidat

i'm a proud united states marine and i love our country deeply. that's what i decided to step up. november 8, you have a choice the good news is the choice is clear. do you want leaders with outsider experience, or do you want more political operatives to represent you? you want a straight talking marine corps general or do you want a partisan political speech we will be this now as you can find the rest of this debate and many others on the website c-span.org. now live we are talk show host from around the nation debate the candidates and issues in the 2016 presidential campaign at this panel discussion. thom hartmann computer with an joe madison are some of the holes at today's event. >> the first college to prohibit discrimination by race, sex, and wasn't advocates very much involved in the abolition of slavery. reverend douglas spoke there several times. most of his pictures were taken at our college. also the second college to grant liberal arts degrees to women. we continue this mission at hillsdale college our speech digest, charter schools and this, the kirby center on the

this man is unfit to be president of the united states of america." )) ((mauricio marin)) supporters say the issues are too important this election cycle not to vote. ((jamye merritt/hillary stake everywhere. the next president will appoint four supreme court justices." )) ((mauricio marin)) protesters outside the event made it clear---clinton isn't their choice for the white house. ((grisela grimm/trump supporter: "trump he will get the country in shape again and help us with job security." )) ((mauricio marin)) rallying at carpenter local 19-77 union headquarters...b iden touched on a number of issues he says clinton would tackle if she becomes president. advocating for free community college. would protect their rights. biden got passionate when talking about audio recordings released of trump talking about groping women. ((joe biden/vice president: "i've spent my whole career trying to change the culture and here a prsidential candidate says because he is famous and powerful he can grope any woman he wants and quote they let him do it. that is a text book definition of sexual ass

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a baltimore ravens fan and former united states marine fighting for his life after a brawl in the standsamage and his attackers have first and second degree assault charges. >> new york giant odell beckham junior headaching -- shaking every soldiers hand. last night, that was the best move by the giants. beckham lost his cool and the giants lost the game, 24-10. >> breaking, brian, breaking overnight, no october surprise for hillary clinton yet, but wikileaks does promise to release more documents by the end of the year planning to publish every week for the next ten weeks. so what does the clip ton campaign -- clinton campaign think of all this. let's bring in cristina shacke. here we are, another debate. what do you think about that? we've been talking about julian assange. we thought this was a big announcement. he does promise there will be a big announcement down the road? are you worried? >> what we're worried about the hacking. [ crowd noise ] >> this is a really troubling development in american election and we've had republicans speak out about that too. this is really problemat

as a proud father of the united states marine, anybody who said that,anybody who did should be disqualifiedever serving as commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the united states of america. i mean it. for the world to be safe, america needs to be strong. we have the smallest number of ships since 1916. downar fighter say we need to 23. the average is 27 years. older than the men and women that we charge to fly them. america to be strong, the world be safe, donald trump will lead on the world stage with american strength. we will restore the arsenal of democracy. we will rent you our allies and we will hunt down and destroy isis and any organization that threatens our people on our shores. it's probably why more than 160 people have endorsed donald trump to be the next commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the united states. it truly is extraordinary. is security at home and abroad. it has been a challenging time in the life of men and women in our communities, large and small , who protect our families. it's an awful lot of members of the community here with us today. joining me in

thank you for your service in the united states marine corps. a great point.things that you touched on there that got me thinking. number one is, i promise you that my first conversation with donald trump, the first time we sat down, he said to me, we are going to support and defend social security and medicare in a trump administration. my counterpart in the other party, i had a debate in farmville. with him. and he was not interrupting me, somethingy brought up about social security. policy arep and his clear. the way you meet the obligations and the way you consider the things you are talking about is you have got to get the economy off of its back. you want to talk about bringing down the national debt and making sure our seniors have the resources that, to your point, you put into social security. begin tohave got to grow this economy. a 1% economy is just a pathway to that choices for the next generation of americans including our seniors. but donald trump, first and foremost will keep our promise thehe seniors by getting american economy growing again s

united states left in humiliation, and our enemies are stronger. mr. newman: mr. president, your rebuttal? president reagan: yes. first of all, mr. mondale should know that the president of the united states did not order the marines into that barracks. that was a command decision made by the commanders on the spot and based with what they thought was best for the men there. that is one. on the other things that you've just said about the terrorists, i'm tempted to ask you what you would do. these are unidentified people, and after the bomb goes off, they're blown to bits because they are suicidal individuals who think that they're going to go to paradise if they perpetrate such an act and lose their life in doing it. we are going to, as i say, we're busy trying to find the centers where these operations stem from, and retaliation will be taken. but we're not going to simply kill some people to say, "oh, look, we got even." we want to know when we retaliate that we're retaliating with those who are responsible for the terrorist acts. and terrorist acts are such that our own united states capitol in washington has been bombed twice. mr. newman: mr. trewhitt, your question to president reagan? mr. trewhitt: mr. pres