us. would anyone who has worn the uniform of the united states of america, would you stand or raise your hand and allow us to thank you for your service to the united states of america? [applause] it breaks my heart to think of the hard-fought gains and sacrifices that were made to win security in iraq by 2009 and the way it was squandered. and now the american soldier is being called on again to go in and win back what had already been won. and lastly, it was hillary clinton and her state department who left americans in harm's way in benghazi. and after four americans fell, she actually told the families of the fallen that it was the result of a filmmaker in florida. i have to tell you, i am going to be with dorothy woods tonight at another stop in north carolina, a gold star wife of chiron woods. and when hillary clinton was confronted about what she had said to the families and the misdirection by the administration, she told a senate committee, what difference at this point does it make? let me say as the proud father of a united states marine, anyone who said that, anyone who did th

these are the values that unite us all, that give america meaning.ca is the first nation in history founded on an idea, on the unshakable certainty that all men are created equal. when we ask our justices to uphold the constitution, we entrust to them the laws that give life to our principles. clarence thomas now joins the distinguished ranks of juris to whom we entrust this sacred task, who in the start and simple phrase of chief justice marshall tells us, what the law is. i said when i nominated clarence thomas that this man is a fiercely independent thinker, with an excellent legal mind, who believes passionately in equal opportunity for all americans. and since then, the whole nation has learned that the passionate intellect and independence all spring from a single source, and inner strength, steps on his character long ago when he walked the dirt roads of pinpoint. clarence thomas comes to the supreme court having worked in the private sector, having served in state government, and in every branch of federal government. each position will serve

let me also welcome the many members of the united states congress with us today. a few -- minority leader dole and chairman biden and ranking member thurman of the committee and so many others, members of our cabinet over here and so many friends of clarence thomas who worked with him in washington and i should out senatoringle jack danforth, a man every american would be proud to call friend. [applause] and of course, those special guests and many members of clarence thomas's family here today, his wife and his son here in the front row and clarence's brother,is sister, his of cousins -- it reminds me penna fours. cousins, sisters, and ska but that is the way out to be. all of you, some of whom drove all the way up. icn see an advertisement from pinpoint, georgia. [applause] that's 600 long miles, but i have a feeling they may have driven 6000 miles to be here today. far and wide, from all walks of life and all levels of education and income have come here in testament to the character of clarence thomas. but what got you here is something more. the power of the

remember what unites us and just rip on ted cruz. >> supposed to be a good nature roast and at moments it was. you think about the room. it is packed with many. you saw maria behind her. the business journalist. this was a powerful group of people there. quite frankly. as you point out, it's her room. she was the senator from new york. >> whether it was the timing or whether it was the -- you sense the animosity in the jokes. it seemed awkward. >> typically this dinner is a pause button on ugly campaigning. this felt like it was part of the play. >>> despite a growing course of criticism, trump continues to leave his options open when it comes to the final election vote. listen to him tease his supporters at a rally in ohio. >> i will totally accept the results of the great and historic presidential election if i win. >> all right. michelle obama taking donald trump to task if what is not traditionally territory for democrats. the first lately in the state of arizona thursday. a state that certainly was red for the last 20 years. a place where democrats are hoping to turn arizona blue

let's come together, remember what unites us, and just rip on ted cruz. [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: i hope you enjoyed my remarks tonight. i said no to some jokes that i thought were over the line, but i suppose you can judge for yourself on wikileaks in the next few days. [laughter] ms. clinton: donald will tell us after the benediction whether he accepts this dinner is over. he has to wait and see. but there is nothing funny about the stakes in the selection. in the end, what makes this dinner important are not the jokes we tell, but the legacy we carry forward. it is often easy to forget how far this country has come. and there are a lot of people in this room tonight who themselves, or their parents or grandparents, came here as immigrants, made a life for yourselves, took advantage of the american dream and the greatest system that has ever been created in the history of the world, to unleash the individual talent, energy, and ambition of everyone willing to work hard. when i think about what al smith went through, it is important to just reflect how groundbreaking it

there is not more that unites us than divides us anymore.er wins the election is going to go in as the most unpopular president electricity in the history of this country. even more unpopular for andrew johnson after he took over for abraham lincoln after he was assassinated. more from las vegas. i'm more interested in what you saw behind the scenes and tempo of it. my posture as i just said is that they hate each other, clinton and trump. do you pick that up? >> oh, yeah. there is an old saying that the great football announcer keith jackson when he was talking about a big rivalry game these two teams just plain don't like each other. i had that distinct feeling from the moment they walked out on the stage and very pointedly refused to shake hands to the end when at least in the second debate they shook hands at the end. no, they didn't. and when hillary clinton came up to thank me, trump very pointedly at the end stayed behind his podium. he didn't want to breathe the same air or get anywhere near hillary clinton. he only came up to me aft

quite often with my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, i think there is more actually that unites us than divides us. i have been able to host several of them here in our state to show what what we do in our community to help people strive fog a better life. we have been able to brek people. people like david scott, who has endorsed this campaign. that hasn't happeneds in a long time. david scott knows the issues we face aren't just left or right issues. they are american family issues. i think it's time that we elevate the conversation past the politics to the solutions that are going to help our utah families. i hope that we can do that tonight. thank you. >> the utah debate commission has established a format that allows each candidate 90 seconds for an initial replay to a question. these questions were drawn from voter input to the debate commission web side. other questions will come from the audience. each candidate will have rebuttal time to speak directly to the views of their opponent on each question. let's begin. >> i think there has been too much focus there. i ran for co

our nation's whatever they might be, let us always remember this -- there is more, much more, that unites us as a country than will ever divide us. [applause] minister sturgeon: yes voters all of us cared deeply and passionately about the future of this nation. whatever our disagreement, let us always treat each other with respect. let's work harder to understand each other's point of view. in a strange sort of way, the events of the last few months might help us do just that. i know how upset i was on the june when the 24th of i came to terms of the result of the eu referendum. i thought a part of my identity was being taken away, and i do not mind admitting that he gave me a new insight into how those might have felt if 2014 had gone the other way. likewise, there are many no voeters now looking at the brexit vote with real dismay and wondering if independence might be the best option for scotland after all. let's build on that common ground. [applause] minister sturgeon: let's resolve that whatever decisions we face we will takeahead, them together, respecting each other every step of the

remember what unites us and just rip on ted cruz. >> despite a growing course of criticism from both parties, donald trump continues to leave his options open when it comes to accepting the final election vote. listen here as he plays to supporters at a rally in ohio. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. >> michelle obama in phoenix taking donald trump to task. in traditionally hostile territory for democrats. the first lady visiting arizona, the red state for the last 20 years. democrats are hoping for the first time in years to flip the state on november 8th. she casts trump as a threat to america. she called him a candidate with a vision devoid of hope. here is kyung lah. >> reporter: the first lady entered the battleground state of arizona. she blasted trump saying he demeans women and he is a thrhe threat. >> when a candidate threatens to ignore our voices and reject the outcome of this election. he is threatening the very idea of america itself. and we cannot stand for that. you do not keep american democracy in suspens

it unites us. it doesn't separate you regardless of what your background is. it is just about having fun. and we just feel that hillary brings that this year to the election. >> anchor: what you are saying, too, uniting everyone, supporters on both sides of the ticket, obviously, invited out today, right? >> oh, absolutely. that's what zumba does. it unites both sides of the party. so we just want everybody to have a good time and join us and make it a successful event. at the end of the day, it is about mobilizing our community because this election is too far important for you to stay home and not make your voice heard. you can see whether you are watching newscasts going online, even on social media, definitely this election is at the front of most people's minds and we want to make sure at least every single nevadan is registered to vote and they can do that today. >> it is. we want everyone to join us today for some fun and vote to the beat from 2:00 to 4:00. remember, wear blue. >> anchor: we will get the information on our website, news3lv.com. we'll yo

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that is what unites us. because i work with police officers across the state and never once we talked about partisan politics. people are caught up with fighting each other in bickering and all the rhetoric and it should stop. / look forward to working and i and instead they are frustrated. khmer frustrated with politics and with the prosecutor experience to be a strong new voice in this state. >> i guess the question is should he do this or not? >> the question was of your unconditional love for the g.o.p. but would he find the art -- arkansas residence if they would vote for mr. trump greg. >> do support him and i will vote for him i never said unconditional love if you have read the press release i have been as tough as him on as anybody but in regards to not criticizing hillary clinton, he says this tonight but that has not been the case. says he has to make a comment because you have fast encino press release from the pasteur have vice seen any with his own boss president obama war era colder. again the

. >> there is so much more that unites us than you ad -- than divides us. reporter: hillary clinton campaigning with elizabeth warren under the banner stronger together. >> america is great because america is good. reporter: at an afternoon ra thousand voters clinton draws a contrast between herself and rival donald trump. bringing up the final debate last week in las vegas. >> he became the first person running for president, republican or democrat who refused to say that he would respect the results of the election [booing]. democracy. reporter: senator warren attacking trump for calling clinton a nasty woman in that last debate. >> and on november 8th, we nasty women are gonna march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever. [cheering]. reporter: clinton focusing much of her half hour speech on policy. >> of course i want you to vote for all of us, but more than that, i want you to vote fo reporter: as mentioned, clinton spent much of her speech today focusing on policy and we will delve into that on newscenter 5 at 6:00.

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let's come together, remember what unites us and just rip on ted cruz. >> it was a tension convention, there were some death ray stares being cast across that dias tonight. the two candidates did make physical contact. trump patted clinton's shoulder on route to and from the he helped her with her chair at one point. then they finally shared a brief cursory handshake. let's bring in our initial guests here tonight. nbc news correspondent andrea mitchell who has just arrived the three blocks from the al smith dinner at the waldorf. and our friend the washington post national political reporter robert costa, who remains, and this raises a whole bunch of questions about mr. costa, remains in las vegas. like there were no east bound flights today. mr. costa i'll deal with you in just a moment. andrea a couple of disclosures. first of all, i'm thinking of tim russert our friend to whom this was new years eve and christmas day all wrapped up into one. he lived for this night every year, you and i have both gone a couple of times. they were nice enough to have me as dinner speaker a few year

. >> are colic showing there is more than -- that unites us than divides us.ded to bring into people who are universally well-liked. postfrom the washington and our bloomberg colleague. phil, what would you like to happen when the debate gets started? >> it is a debate with mike pence and tim kaine but it is really all about donald trump and hillary clinton. mikenxious to see how pence handles the trump controversies. if there will be any daylight between them. but it's what the story will be. >> you are a long time pence watcher. getting people to feel good about the brand and the ticket. >> i agree with phil. he has to thread the needle between keeping social conservatives happy and being true to his record, one of serious conservatism, and trying to not disagree with things that donald trump has said. there are gaps between the two of them when it comes to policy and rhetoric and their take on the campaign. >> we have invoked the word farmville several times in this campaign. talk a little bit about what farmville is and the history here and why that could

us down. i still believe in the united states of america.till believe we can get good things that if we can get people of goodwill, democrats and republicans, to work together to try and solve problems. but to do that you have to take on powerful interest. they will fight back and keep the status quo exactly the way it is because they are benefiting from the way he does. i've proven throughout my career i wanted to take on democrats and republicans to fight for the things that i believe are necessary to try and serve the people i represent whether it was the medicaid cap of the property tax cap or so many other or so many other battles where i won big victories and losses will but learned in the process. the reality is is that this country can bright days but it will require people to work together across party lines, not playing political games, not throwing out negative is working to solve problems. thank you. >> our time is a. thank you for being here and thank you for joining us. a reminder election day is tuesday november 8. make sure t

operation iraqi freedom and anyone that has worn the uniform and the united states of america if you are able would you raise your hand and allow us to thank you for your service in the united states of america. [cheering] it breaks my heart to think of the sacrifices that were made to win this activity in the way that it was squandered and now the american soldiers are being called on again to win back what had already been won and last, it was hillary clinton and her state department fact left americans in harms way in benghazi and after they fell, she actually told the families of the fallen that it was the result of a filmmaker in flori florida. i'm going to be with dorothy woods tonight at another stop in north carolina, a gold star wi wife. when hillary clinton was confronted about what she had said to the families and misdirection she told a senate committee the difference at this point does it make. 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. [c

let's come together, remember what unites us, and just rip on ted cruz. [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: i hope you enjoyed my remarks tonight. i said no to some jokes that i thought were over the line, but i suppose you can judge for yourself on wikileaks in the next few days. [laughter] ms. clinton: donald will tell us after the benediction whether he accepts this dinner is over. he has to wait and see. but there is nothing funny about the stakes in this election. in the end, what makes this dinner important are not the jokes we tell, but the legacy we carry forward. it is often easy to forget how far this country has come. and there are a lot of people in this room tonight who themselves, or their parents or grandparents, came here as immigrants, made a life for yourselves, took advantage of the american dream and the greatest system that has ever been created in the history of the world, to unleash the individual talent, energy, and ambition of everyone willing to work hard. when i think about what al smith went through, it is important to just reflect how groundbreaking it

part of my advice was that the history shows that one of the things in many things that unite us, your pass to have a political dialogue in multiple languages, 14 different languages. can you have have a political dialogue and that many languages? the language that is most common in the e.u. is english but only 12% speak english. but one of the things that was my suggestion of the prime minister was that the united states was about it because it had a single currency. my device was that if you joined the euro to be very difficult for you to maintain your independence. i think other people may have told him that too. so he would say obviously some pluses and minuses. i hope that it is a wake-up call to every one for those who are for it and against it. you you need to have a working democracy where the citizens are concerned, where they take an interest in governance. >> i understand you worked in montana's young man. how did that prepare you for your work on the court? >> i used to work in the oil field, i think i was 14 years old. my first job they did know what to do. i have have my

handle those and who will again put the interest of the american people first, but in a way that will unite us. and i think i have the answers to those challenges, and i believe that the two major-party candidates are woefully unfit for the responsibilities they seek. and for that reason and others, i'm running for president. - you decided to run. a new generation of leadership refers to age? or it refers to outlook on the world? - no, i think it's people who aren't career politicians, people who haven't based their entire effort in life to remain in public office. i'm talking about our need to replace politicians and elected leaders who first seek to re-elect themselves. these are people who no longer serve in the interest of the american people. - but, of course, those same people, i mean this is the argument that comes up around term limits. "i'm for term limits." but then you end up throwing out people who are often the most experienced and knowledgeable about government. so, sometimes you sacrifice experience and knowledge and qualifications simply to overturn the mulch for its own sake.

infections compared to units not using copper. >>> the metal is said to help kill bacteria.er medical centers have also changed door lathes and other frequently touched items. the products do cost more but can save more when it comes to fighting infections. >>> also today, many kids dressed as ghosts and goblins will be trick-or-treating this weekend. if your child has food allergies make sure they're prepared with their own safe treats. >> i ask they bring their own treats when they go trick-or-treating. at that time it wasn't to have epipens with them and encourage their kids not to even if they've bought safe snacks and i want the parents to make sure they take a look at all of it before the kids eat them. >> the most common food allergies are milk eggs wheat soy peanuts and tree nuts. beware that shock chocolate candy often contains several of these triers and kids should also bring their epipen just in case. but it is better to ask them to hold off on eating any candy until it's been checked unless it is something that they brought from home and that they know is safe.

simple reason that we do not have an agreement for mutual extradition because the united states refused to have one with us. then we saw another provision of relations, and you might remember the president of the united states chose to cancel the summit with russian president. then we have had a number of other things that led to the situation in ukraine where we saw forceful overthrow of illegitimate government supported finally by the united states, and we didn't support it and we couldn't. we had huge disagreements. and instead of working together on site helping the ukrainians to build a government of national unity that was in the agreement, between the opposition and mr. jacob which, we saw pressure pressure pressure on russia to accept position that we couldn't accept. we have, start significant history was on crimea over the willingness of the people to choose their destiny, those who live there. and we are still locked in sections against russia as an instrument of pressure. i would like to say from the outset that the pressure on russia doesn't work, including economic front. if i'm properly aske

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governed countries, the autocratic governments of the united states, was rhetorically committed to replacing and were also long time and very useful allies of the united states. this is particularly true of the government of egypt and the government of saudi arabia. clear thatentirely if these governments would replace -- were replaced, they would be replaced by democracy. there would be a chance they would be replaced by governments that from the american point of view were even worse, dominated by fundamentalist islamists. and when he was ousted from power in egypt, that is more or less what happened, at least in the first instance. the american pursuit of the democracy agenda in the middle east was at best ambivalent and halfhearted. even as the democracy initiative was failing to bear fruit, the arab spring occurred. againstre insurrections governments across age, in tunisia, libya, egypt, yemen, brief hopefulr a moment, it seemed that the arab people were going to do it the united states had not been able to do, mainly bring democracy to the arab world. alas, no such thing happened. the arab spring ended in tears, either with

. >> tonight let's embrace the spirit of the evening, remember what unites us and rip on ted cruz. >> welcome back to "hannity." that was in new york city. joining us now, washington examiner lisa booth, fox news contributor doug schoen and one of donald trump's national finance committee chair members anthony scaramucci. he was at the dinner, doing us outthe waldorf astoria hotel. i never get invited. i don't want to be in a room like that because it's very liberal. and when trump got a little politically incorrect i noticed that the crowd was having trouble with some of the trump jokes. hillary gave as good adds she got. what did you think, anthony? >> i love it. it's a great spirited event. at the end of the day the cardinal makes it so much fun. but sean when you're a catholic, and you know this, once you're a catholic, you're always a catholic. there were a ton of our catholic friends here. i will say this. the cardinal was very gracious. he asked earlier in the day for an apology from secretary clinton and her staff about the remarks made. she didn't make that tonight. she was v

. >> there is so much more that unites us than divides us. >> clinton is sounding increasingly optimistic. >> she is talking more about governing. >> i am proud to have the support of more than 150 republican leaders in this state >> even making a pitch for democrats running against congress and a campaign stop in new hampshire in support of maggie has an's run. >>> it is conceding they are the underdogs. >> we are behind. >> we were behind 1, 3, 4 points in swing states and donald trump will take the case directly to the people. >>> instead of talking about when he wins, trump himself is talking about >>> if we win november 8th, we will fix our rigged system. >> poll after poll shows the campaign is behind and trump is attempting keep supporters energyized fueling the narrative he isn't getting a fair shake. >>> i watch the poll and it is a crooked system and rigged system i have been talking about since entering the race. >> clinton is spending less time talking about trump and more time talking about what she will >> we just got to keep going. >> in washington i'm ryan nobody els. >> d

there is so much more that unites us than divides us.'m proud to have the support of more than 150 republican leaders in this state who put country before party. but this energy we're seeing is not just because of what we're against, as important as that is, it's because what we're for. it's about fighting for a future where everyone counts, where everyone has a place, and no one is left out or left behind. because to me, and i hope to you as well, this is about more than winning an election. it's about the kind of country we want for our kids and our grandkits. that's what this has to be about. it's about the lessons we want to pass on to our sons and our daughters. we believe we should honor the men and women who fight for our country, and that america is safer when we work with our allies to lead the world with strength and intelligence, yet my opponent attacked a grieving gold star family whose son died in iraq. he has no plan to defeat isis. and just last night, he tweeted that the new effort under way to push the terrorists out of

incident strikes one of us it impacts all of us your actions to support each other really do help and unite us all finally i must appreciate the brilliance and fortitude of maria. >> (clapping.) >> the day after the incidents that is last wednesday the students designate was onsite ahead of school starting talking with staff and writing message of deep community strength on the very site of the crime she also participated in on camera interviews with tv and during the interviews she was posed and thoughtful and moved off the negative question and on to the main message of june jordan school for equity standing up against depression during a meeting with families she powerfully addressed the cultural sensitivities between latino and black community maria we are proud of you and june jordan would have been so proud of you and your peers at the school moving on to a few lighter topics this is principal appreciation month and personally thank you to all the dedicated site leaders that led us our principals and advice principals above and beyond the call of duty their duties and represent their sch

let's come together, remember what unites us, and just read on on ted cruz.ip [cheers and applause] ms. clinton: i hope you enjoyed my remarks tonight. i said no to some jokes that i thought were over the line, but i suppose you can judge for yourself on wikileaks in the next few days. [laughter] ms. clinton: donald will tell us after the benediction whether he accepts this dinner is over. he has to wait and see. but there is nothing funny about the stakes in the selection. in the end, what makes this dinner important are not the jokes we tell, but the legacy we carry forward. it is often easy to forget how far this country has come. and there are a lot of people in this room tonight who themselves , or their parents or grandparents, came here as immigrants, made a life for ofrselves, took advantage the american dream and the greatest system that has ever been created in the history of theworld, to unleash individual talent, energy, and ambition of everyone willing to work hard. when i think about what al smith went through, it is important to just reflect how groundbreaking towas for

we americans, there are so much more that unites us than divides us.m proud to have the support of more than 150 republican leaders in this state who put country before party. [ applause ] >> but, this energy we are seeing is not just because of what we are against as important as it is. it is because of what we are for. it is about fighting for a future where everyone counts. where everyone has a place and no one is left out or left behind. to me and i hope to you as well. this is about more than winning an election. it is about the kind of country we want for our kids and our grand kids. that's what this has to be about. [ applause ] it is about the lessons that we want to pass onto our sons and daughters. we believe that we should honor the men and women who fight for our country. that america is safer when we work with our allies to lead the world with strengths and intelligence. yet, my opponent atatacking a grieving gold star member who son died in iraq. he had no plans to defeat isis and last night, he tweeted that the new effort under way to pu

there is so much more than unites us than divides us. >> reporter: and she's got help from liberal darlingarren, senator from massachusetts, who took aim at donald trump for this remark at the last debate. >> such a nasty woman. >> get this, donald. nasty women are tough. nasty women are smart. and nasty women vote. and on november 8, we nasty women are going to march our nasty feet to cast our nasty votes to get you out of our lives forever. >> reporter: but for many americans, election day has come and gone. according to an analysis from catalysts by cnn, 5.1 million votes have already been cost across the u.s. as clinton and her campaign are feeling confident about her path to the white house, she's focusing more on helping democrats take back the senate. campaigning here in the granite state with governor maggie has et, who is leading in the polls as she looks to unseat kelly ayotte. >> unlike her opponent, she's never been afraid to stand up to donald trump. she knows he shouldn't be a role model for our kids or for anybody else. >> reporter: it's a familiar refrain clinton is using.

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us, quote, we're honest people. accidents happen. back to you. >> if you have a tip for the investigative unit, give us a call at 888-996-tips. or set up an e-mail to the unit. >>> october 1st is here and if you have or even if you don't. many have halloween on the brain already. take a look at the great pumpkin fest. this is in santa clara. along with the pumpkin decorating -- >> look at that. so cute. many of the kids there are encouraged to get more use of their costumes and dress up as super mario. that isn't lucy. halloween is approaching 30 days away. many kids are excited. >> including mine. we got the costumes. they'll change their minds about five times before -- >> oh, my goodness. >> yeah. it's the time to go. go to the stores and everything is nice and neat. in a couple of weeks -- >> don't buy the candy too early. >> yeah. >> anthony is here. we're talking about rain. i don't mean down the road. we have crystal clear sky but we'll be racking up the rain total. most will be finishing up around the time tomorrow. and it's to be a quick doze of showers as we get into rain season. the water year officially ended yeste

authorities are also using k9 units-- last night they used drones and thermal imaging to search the area. andrew's parents told police he has done this before .... and will often run into the corn field when he's upset, but they can usually find him right away. when he's upset. they do not believe there is anything suspicious surrounding his disappearance. at 6 this morning they are asking volunteers to waukesha west high school which is just about a block from here. last night those volunteers were operations are running as normal this morning for schools in waukesha county. that, despite 30 school buses catching on fire over the weekend. firefighters from two dozen department responded to the four alarm fire -- at dousman transport company in the town of merton yesterday. thick black smoke ow captured in this witness video. kristie and eric regal/live nearby (they both talk in the sot so supering her again) 57:25 they were so close to each other it just spread like wildfire just a chain reaction because the buses were so close to each other and they heard explosions which might of been

we americans, there is so much more than unites us than divides us.'m proud to have the support of more than 150 republican leaders in this state who put country before party. but this energy is not just because of what we're against, it's because of what we're for. fighting for a future where everyone counts, everyone has a place, and no one is left out. or left behind. because to me, and i hope to you as well, this is about more than winning an election. it is about the kind of country we want for our kids and our grand kids. that is what this has to be about. it is about the lessons that we want to pass on to our sons and daughters. we believe we should honor the men and women that fight for our country and that america is safer when we work with our allies to lead with strength and intelligence. yet my opponent attacked a grieving gold star family whose son died in iraq. he has no plan to defeat isis. and just last night, he tweeted that the new effort under way to push the terrorists out of mosul is already, and i quote "a total disaster" and tha

there is so much more that unites us than divides us. i am proud to have the support .f more than 150 republican leaders in this state who put country before party. [applause] ms. clinton: this energy we are seeing is not just because of what we are against, as important as that is. it is because of what we are for. it is about fighting for a future where everyone counts. where everyone has a place and no one is left out or left behind. to me, and i hope to you as well, this is about more than winning an election. it is about the kind of country we want for our kids and our grandkids. that is what this has to be about. [applause] ms. clinton: it is about the lessons we want to pass on to our sons and daughters. we believe we should honor the men and women who fight for our country. america is safer when we work with our allies to lead the world with strength and intelligence. yet my opponent attacked a grieving gold star family whose son died in iraq. he has no plans to defeat isis. just last night he tweeted that the new effort underway to push the terrorists out of th

and late this afternoon as announce that the marine unit located that " using sonar technology for year-old boy was unresponsive was the last of eight patients to be released from hospital. three men began attacking him swearing and to call his turban. now attorneys are working on charges with the district attorney's office. >> britteny: wheezy and temperatures in the fifties so far jackets as to make ual the door tomorrow morning to the news is that it will be a good drive and it will be chilly and foggy as far as starting at your morning here is overlooking alcatraz into downtown san francisco one of the cameras for our san francisco peninsula sound preconditions from the bay area 10 mi. an hour winds and breezy long east bay shoreline oakland 910 for a word 12 for the livermore valley right now. temperatures on the call set sennight 58 degrees san francisco 60 oakland and 59 for san jose livermore at 5658 for concord and that a slight chill and 49 degrees right now. as you wake up to bomb warning yes we will see the morning fog writer on a clock tower with temperatures in the fifties 52

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if you have a tip for our investigative unit. give usirectly to the unit at nbc bay area.com. >> jeff, we're starting to see some of the effects of matthew >> indefinitely is at this hour. a huge change for florida as the latest path of this hurricane which could beç devastating haa florida land fall. as we get a look right now it has winds of 115 miles per hour asç dominican republic, also cuba. now it continues to set its sights on florida potentially as a category four storm. itnb looks like it will be parallel to south florida, 8:00 tomorrow night. and making a land fall near cocoa beach, titusville orç daytona beach sometimes here on friday morning, which winds that could get 130 miles per hour. if you want more updates on this, we know you're effected bp this family members in central florida. we'll have full up ddates on nb bay area.com. we haveym relatively benign forecast tomorrow morning. not much in the way of fog. by all account a beautiful start here. 50 degrees expected. 49 for the east bay.ç down as low as 47 for the p

now if you have a tip for steven or anyone in the investigative unit, call us, 888-99-6 tips or an email to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >>> something likely hit and killed that blue whale that washed up along our shore. the blue whale washed up yesterday and tonight those marine biologists are just about finished combing over the carcass found on thornton beach. it died after blunt force trauma. ships are supposed to reduce speed and avoid them if spotted. >> it sieems to be a very rare occurrence. there's been a lot of sitings in monterey, so i think it's a good thing. >> and again, this was near thornton beach in daily city. this is the first blue whale to wash up on a bay area beach in about five years. >>> boy the rain today very, very consistent throughout the day. >> it certainly has been, especially throughout contra costra and alameda counties. we're going to add to that to throughout tonight and tomorrow. it's not the biggest storm throughout the past month 1/2, but enough to give us a nice stoking here. hd camera from at&t ball park, we got the reflection off the street and the