could be an argument if hillary wins this election that this month a letter to be on the air almost unopposed. that may well be seen as a ervice mistake for the trump serious mistake for the trump campaign. >> the negative campaign ads between the clinton and the term campaign and the story available at the hill.com. thank you very much for being with us. > my pleasure. >> for campaign 2016, c-span continues on the "road to the white house." >> we need serious leadership. this is not a reality tv show. it's as real as it gets. >> we will make america great again! >> ahead, live coverage of the presidential and vice presidential debate on c-span, the c-span radio appear. on tuesday october 4th, vice presidential candidate governor mike pence in farmville, virginia. washington. leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump taking place at the university of nevada las vegas on october 19. live coverage of the presidential and vice president rnl debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span. and live on demand at c-span.org. >> next we'll hear from the co-a

could be an argument if hillary wins this election that this month a letter to be on the air almost unopposed. that may well be seen as a service mistake for the trump tempe and -- serious mistake for the trump campaign. >> the negative campaign ads between the clinton and the term campaign and the story available at the hill.com. thank you very much for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> donald trump held a campaign rally in manchester, new hampshire. is scheduled pence to be in virginia on saturday. we will that live at 3:00 p.m. here on c-span. today, politico reports that governor mike pence left the campaign trail to tour neighborhoods damaged by severe storms swooping in on a black hawk helicopter. a rare day of bipartisanship. to be willontinues to supporters with his apparent shift on his signature issue of immigration. and democratic senator joe donnelly walked past destroyed homes and spoke with families rattled by the destruction. you can read more of that at politico.com. two members of the indiana congressional delegation tweaking about the stores. -- storms. he visited michael re

mccain won his re- election bid over former he moves on to face democrat ann kirkpatrick -- who ran unopposed in her primary. and sheriff joe arpaio also won the primary race.. beating out three republican rivals. he now moves on to what could be his toughest general election yet. arpaio will face democrat and former phoenix police sergeant paul penzone in november. also.. pinal county sheriff paul babeu won the primary for the state's 1st district.. and county recorder helen purcell's race is still too close to call. for full election coverage.. and a list of the results -- just head to 12- news-dot-com. huge decision 20-16 news... as today donald trump will make a major speech on immigration right here in phoenix -- but not before a trip to mexico.. team 12's nico santos has what you need donald trump's 5th stop in the announcing he was running for president.he'll be here at the convention center once again and all eyes with hopes he'll outline a immigration plan if he's elected president.trump has made illegal immigration the focus of his campaign.that includes his plans to build a wall al

he has essentially run unopposed for nearly 20 years. historically, u.s. representatives from wisconsin are rarely ever challenged. one reporter observed that from 1950 through 2014, less than one in five wisconsin u.s. representatives faced a primary challenger. since 1950, only one wisconsin u.s. representative has ever lost his primary. but we took on the challenge because we knew that despite the odds, we could not continue to be quiet and sit down and watch as we were led by a man who does not normally look down upon our desires but actively fights against them at every turn. we know how the people of our district and state feel. we have seen the polls. we know that seven out of 10 republicans in wisconsin favor a pause in muslim migration. we know the majority of wisconsin republican voters reject ryan's trade agenda. we know that nine in 10 republicans voters oppose ryan's plan to increase immigration. we cannot be led by a leader who stands against us and against our interests. [applause] mr. nehlen: if nancy pelosi stood opposed to over 90% of her

and it appears the town is pleased with duke's leadership -- running unopposed in this week's election. open we begin tonight at six with breaking news from milwaukee. a death investigation is underway on the city's north side. we're told -- the victim is a toddler. fox six's ben handelman is live near the scene with the latest. ben live. now to our big story. hundreds

russ fiengold and scott harbach are running on the democratic ticket.while ron johnson is running unopposed for republicans. when they do you'll want to bring a photo id, it's part of wisconsin's voter photo id law. if you don't have an acceptable photo id, you will be offered a provisional ballot and the opportunity to submit a photo id within three days after the election.today you can only vote for candidates from one party....all republicans or all democrats, etc. polls will close at eight o'clock tonight. 3 cbs 58 will have the results as they come in tonight.you can also stay up-to-date online at cbs-58- dot-com. more than one-thousand jobs are up for grabs today during a regional job fair.res-care workforce services and the waukesha county chamber of commerce are teaming up to host the event. event.80 employers are looking to fill jobs in retail, hospitality, warehouse, food service, health care and more. today's job fair is from 1 to 4 at the country springs hotel brookfield square and the w-c- t-c campus in pewaukee to the event.plus- there will be free, onsite interview clothes av

unopposed? in november's election.we'll have reaction from the candidates coming up in our next half hour so stay tuned for that. that.you can get ?all? the election results online at cbs 58 dot com.just click on the blue banner that says 'election results'. in the race for the white house... once again... donald trump hasto explain some controversial comments. trump is trying to suppress erupted just moments after he said ?this? about the right to bear arms. arms. (sot trump/ north carolina) "if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know."(sot trump on fox/ hannity) hillary clinton wants to take your guns away, she wants to leave you unprotected in your home. this is a tremendous political movement//there can be no other interpretation interpretationmany democrats sided with the clinton campaign--- which called the remarks dangerous.former arizona congresswoman giffords"... who was shot in the head during a mass sho

senator ron johnson was running unopposed tonight. ashley sears spoke with him tonight. but let's start with bret lemoine in the newsroom. he was at feingold's rally earlier today. russ feingold joined supporters at a rally in racine this afternoon. he didnt even seem phased by tuesdays primary... he previously served as a u-s senator from 19-93 until 20-11. it was during the election of 20-10 that feingold lost to businessman ron johnson. tonight - feingold gets a re-match. he says he will fight for middle class and working families. feingold told supporters - if you work hard you should be able to pay your bills and have a good life. but he says johnsons time in office has been focused on helping the wealthy... and corporations. rf 'people are tired of the wealthy interests of this country coming in to our state and controlling our politics and not addr needs of the hard working people of this state.' feingold released this statement tonight, reading in part: "wisconsinites deserve an economy that works for everyone - not just corporate ceos and the special interests.

duke ran for office unopposed. including...breaking news overnight: the website-- exposing the personal and private information of hundreds of innocent people-- also...drug dangers: the powerful pain medication-- responsible for ?multiple deaths in milwaukee county and the warning signs you need to look out for if you think your loved one might be addicted. i'm tatiana cash. now at six-- comfort comes in many ways. we'll tell you how a week after violence erupted in their then -- the reason wisconsin's attorney general won't be releasing the body cam footage from the sylville smith shooting... and why some groups are questioning and taking a live look outside-- welcome to live at daybreak. it's i'm vince vitrano.and - i'm susan kim.we want to start with a check of your weather and traffic together with meteorologist brian gotter. yesterday was sunny and absolutely beautiful with highs in near 80, low humidity, a sunny sky, and a southerly breeze at 10-15 mph. it was the pick day of the

ran unopposed. "i don't know who would run against him because he's done such great things for the community." duke will be up for re-election next year as well -- for his fourth consecutive term. in today's health.. new research reveals positive thinking may reduce side effects in breast cancer therapies.a study in germany found those with a negative outlook had nearly twice the number of severity and side effects in two years than patients who were positive. virginia tech researchers believe they've come up with a way to make football practice safer for younger players. experts say reducing the amount of time spent in tackling drills could help protect children from potentially dangerous head injuries.offensive and defensive drills had the lowest rates of head impact. people shopping at outlet malls is back up despite tough competition from big brand stores.a monthly survey by cowen and company shows 26 percent of american shoppers visited at least one discount shopping center in july.that's up fo

. >>> in the race for maricopa county sheriffs democrat paul penzone running unopposed that four caes >>> joe dana continues team coverage live from republican headquarters. >>reporter: the incumbent six turn sheriff joe arpaio expected to make an appearance republican party headquarters sometime after 7:00. arpaio's most prominent challenger, long time law man and former police chief dan saban. two goals joe arpaio with a comfortable lead over saban and two other challengers. attempt to unseat our power. he's come as close as any other challenger, way back in 2004 when he garnered more than 40% of the vote. but arpaio appears to be benefiting from a renewed frustration among republican voters over illegal immigration. fighting illegal immigration is arpaio's brand. despite a federal court ruling two years ago he doesn't have the authority to do so and despite a finding his office racially profiled latino citizens and immigrants and despite a series of lawsuits he has been on the losing end of regarding the mishandled if arpaio wins tonight, he will have more than $11 million in his c

tim some candidates are running unopposed in their own party. >> yeah, ben, but others are involved in a tough battle to keep their seats. speaker of the house paul ryan facing off against republican challenger paul nehlen. the winner in that race will face a democrat, either ryan solen or tom breu, in november. and a battle going on for a seat in the state senate. lena taylor has held the seat challenging her. those are only a few of the races going on today. you'll see many more options on your ballot today depending on where you live. >> today's election is a partisan primary so you'll only be able to vote for candidates from one party. here's how to cast your vote today: the polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. you can find the location of your polling place on our mobile app and on wisn.com. you do need a photo id today if you want to vote using a regular >> we'll have the latest election results, as they come in tonight on our mobile app and on wisn.com. then we'll have full coverage of the results on the air starting at 10:00 p.m. >> a big change could be coming to milwauk

senator ron johnson is running unopposed in the primary. johnson held the seat since 2010 when he defeated feingold. >> 16% of wisconsin voters are expected to cast a ballot in tomorrow's primary. polls are open from 7:00 a.m., to 8:00 p.m., you do need an i.d. to vote. there's ain what's on your ballot, and where your polling place in the decision 2016 section, you can find all of that in that section at tmj4.com. >>> new at 6:00, the family of brandon johnson is suing over his death, johnson dye, from complications of a broken neck in 2012. days after being taken at the mental health complex in wauwatosa. no criminal charges were ever filed. >> i want to know what happened injured his neck, or -- i don't know. >> the federal civil rights lawsuit filed today named staff members and milwaukee county as a defendant. the lawsuit accuses the staff of unconstitutional customs, policies, and practices, leading to johnson' death. >> a sheboygan falls woman accused of killing her 2-year-old son is charged with first-degree intentional homicide. 27

he is running unopposed in this primary, however its extra important we get everyone out to come and vote. he is running against russ feingold in november and were just hoping for a successful election on our part. several republican leaders will be speaking tonight. senator johnson is expected to address supporters around 8 tonight. live in waukesha, ashley sears fox 6 news. mary thanks ash milwaukee county district attorney john chisholm hit the polls this morning. he cast his vote at the south shore pavilion before heading to work.. chisholm hopes to hold his position against attorney veronica swanigan. there are no republican candidates running for the d-a's office. that means whoever wins today is all but assured the position. to the 4th senate district now! the incumbent state senator lena taylor is facing a challenge from state guaranteed the seat! fox 6's ben handelman is live at "the big eazy" on martin luther king drive ...where lena taylor will hold her party tonight. ben. good evening guys! out of all the races tonight--- there is a very good chance this could be most int

unopposed? in november's election.we'll have more on what the candidates had to say coming-up in our next half hour. you can get election results from state and local races online on cbs 58 dot com.just click on the blue banner that says 'election results'. in the race for the white house--- donald trump is in ?hot water again?--- this time for making what some view as an ?assassination threat? against opponent hillary clinto. clinton.the unscripted trail clinton in the polls... and lose support within his own party. brian webb reports. -nats-donald trump is trying to suppress the latest controversy that erupted moments after he said this about the right to bear arms tuesday: (sot trump/ north carolina) "if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know."//(sot trump on fox/ hannity) hillary clinton wants to take your guns away, she wants to leave this is a tremendous political movement//there can be no other interpretat

. >> one more look -- >> reporter: the protest was successful and the relay team will run unopposed tonit time to move on. they finished off with the best over all time. gay was part of the team that got it's 2012 silver medal stripped because of doping violations. the finals in the mens relay are tomorrow night. jessica parado goes for gold in the womens 10 meter platform final. bolt will be back on the track and ashton eaton looks to make history as he tries to be the third man to win back to back olympic titles. 195 over all including 32 gold 32 silver 31 bronze. 9a next with 57. and rounding out the top 3 is great britain with 55 medals over all. reporting live in the newsroom joe amorosino 7 news. >> anchor: stay with 7 new after this newscast for our olympic zone special at 7:30. get you ready for prime time in rio each night of the olympic games. nancy chen is live in rio for the summer games. checking in with her tonight on 7 news after the olympics. >> anchor: other news tonight an attempted abduction is caught on camera. a little boy taken at a brain tree super market. suspect a

if arpaio wince today, he will face democrat paul penzone who is unopposed tonight. stick with fox 10 we'll bring you the results as they come in tonight. we'll start off at 8:00. first results streaming live fox news now. you can find a link on fox10phoenix.com. we'll also have full election coverage tonight, full 90 minutes going into fox 10 news at 10:00 and online. >>> a bizarre story in los angeles. a huge police scene at chris brown's mansion after a woman inside calls 911. >> the story is still unfolding at this hour with many twists marc martinez joins us with more. >> reporter: talk about a dramatic day at chris brown's mansion today. police are still investigating and media in los angeles are reporting that a woman who lives there that brown threatened her with a gun and that is what got this started. fast forward and a swat team is sent out to the house as a precaution. police showed up and they were told they needed a search warrant to come one and a few hours later, half a dozen people were escorted out of the house and interviewed. "tmz" is reporting th

was trying to still get it off i -- >> reporter: protest was successful so the relay team will run unopposed tonight and will have to beat the qualifying time to move on. on the men's side much less drama as they finish with the best overall time. gaye was part of the team that got its 2012 silver medal stripped because of doping violations. the finals in the men's relay are tomorrow night. more success on the track for team usa. clement grabbed a gold in hurdles, he was emotional getting congratulated by world record holding athlete ashton eaton. this is itself second track gold u.s. medal so far in rio. helen becomes the first americanwoman to woman a gold medal in wrestling, she took down a japanese wrestler. she couldn't contain her excitement runnings around draped in the american flag. also wrestling t greenfield, parish cova after a big win, she is going for bronze here but ultimately came up short getting pinned for a loss. there are plenty of must see moments coming up tonight. jessica perata will go for gold in the, the world's fastest man usain bolt will be back on the track in th

he has essentially run unopposed for nearly 20 years. historically, u.s. representatives from wisconsin are rarely ever challenged. one reporter observed that from since 1950, only one wisconsin u.s. representative has ever lost his primary. but we took on the challenge because we knew that despite the odds, we could not continue to be quiet and sit down and watch as we were led by a man who does not normally look down upon our desires but actively fights against them at every turn. we know how the people of our district and state feel. we have seen the polls. we know that seven out of 10 republicans in wisconsin favor a pause in muslim migration. we know the majority of wisconsin republican voters reject ryan's trade agenda. we know that nine in 10 republicans voters oppose ryan's plan to increase immigration. we cannot be led by a leader who stands against us and against our interests. [applause] mr. nehlen: if nancy pelosi stood opposed to over 90% of her electorate on an issue of great importance to them, she would not be a leader in her party. we cann

. >>> in congressional district the in southern arizona martha mcsally running unopposed. >> we've got about 70 days to go to make sure the community knows that we've gotten results. it's not just rhetoric, it's results. we have a record we'll be running on. not just talking about what you think you can do, but show them >> she'll face the winner of democratic race, hines or steel. tonight is the first election with the new ballot harvesting law in effect, making it a crime to collect and turn in someone else's ballot, but the county recorders office has no way to enforce it. >>> and to big races out -- two big races outside our state. debbie wasserman schultz won her primary did marco rubio. both moving on to november. >>> all right, a developing story for you right now, hawaii on hurricane alert. a warning issued as hurricane madeline inches closer. it's a cat 2 storm, and expected to hit the big island within the next 36 hour, and hurricane lester is right behind it, a major cat 4 storm. it will weaken, but is expected to impact hawaii over the course there's multiple storms to trac

unopposed? in november's election.cbs 58's ?kristen barbaresi?... talked with both of the candidates. 3 kristenboth sen. ron johnson and russ feingold were out on the campaign trail to kick off this general election season "washington insider" insider" russ feingold spoke to supporters in racine tonight-- pledging to go to bat for the middle class.feingold says he's hit all 72 counties in wisconsin this year-- and he'll do it again before the november election.he says his goal is to get voters focused on the senate race-- not distracted by the presidential . contest. 5;8;45 we're not goign to let donald trump set the tone. we're gonna set the tone and the tone is all about making live their lives in an honor and decent manner when they work hard. 5;6;20 sen. johnson has consistently voted against the interest of working families and middle class families. people know i would support increases in the min. wage. and making sure people get family leave when they have a child. child.sen. johnson meanwhile was here in waukesha-- joined by rep. sensenbren

on thursday, candidates can doug mile is frustrated because he was running unopposed in one of those regional districts that no longer exist and now, he is unsure whether to run because he's in the same district as tom benton. >> my main concern is who are we going to have to represent the kids at we county and make decisions. >> christine kushner will arrive. >> they are going in the right direction. >> i think the most important thing to think about going forward is that our school system needs government stabl what to do with the money he raised. saying he will likely return it to donors. >>> interesting. new tonight, police say tips from the public help them capture the man accused of robbing a pizza restaurant in kerry. we showed you the surveillance photos last week. police arrested 29-year-old jonathan degraw today also new seymour johnson air force base will spend at least 15 years in prison for downloading child pornography on government computers. a judge sentenced stephen davidson today who was previously an air traffic controller at the base. >> still no word if there are

but i -- >>ne >> reporter: protest was successful so the relay team will run unopposed tonight and have to beat the qualifying time to move on. on the men's side much of less drama as they finish with the best overall time. gaye was part of the team that got its 2012 silver medal stripped because of doping. the finals in the men's relay are tomorrow night. more success on the track for team usa. his first ever gold medal getting congratulated by ashton eaton. that is the second track gold for the u.s. so far this rio. a place in the finals secured for jessica per atta, she, the diver placed second in the semis of the 10 meter platform. she will move on to compete against the top 12 divers overall with a chance of gold. you can see that in primetime tonight. plenty of must said, perata will go for gold. the world's farcest man bolt back on the track for the men's 200 meter final and ashton eaton looks to make history as he tries to become the third man ever to win back to backolympic deckathlon titles. the u.s. creeping up close to 100 with 94 meldals in china is next. rounding out the t

he will take on senator johnson who ran unopposed. kristen: both of these candidates have been anticipating a rematch for quite some time. senator ron johnson and russ feingold both out on the campaign trail, each trying to paint the other as the washington insider. russ feingold pledging to go to bat for the middle class. feingold says he has hit all 72 counties in wisconsin this year and will do it again before the november election. race and not get distracted by the presidential contest. >> were not going to let donald trump set the tone. the tone is all about making sure people are able to live their lives in an honest and decent manner when they work hard. senator johnson has voted against the interest of working families and middle-class families. people know i would support increases in the minimum wage nickel sure that people get family leave when you have a child. here in waukesha joined by representative sensenbrenner. johnson called feingold a slick politician and referred to himself as an outsider with a manufacturing bac

he's so well liked as mayor, he ran unopposed this time around. >> i don't know who would run against him because he's done such great thingsor >> he doesn't talk back or take payouts and his press conferences are really short. what's not to like. duke is up for re-election next year and will make it four consecutive terms if re-elected and 28 terms in dog years if you're counting at home. ok. 7 on your side is looking for viewers who want to save big money on their next major purchase. it can be anything from a new car insurance policy to work around the house to a major new appliance. if you have a big expenditure coming up, we want to help you become a smart shopper it. take our survey at wjla.com/shoppingsurvey or go straight to wjla.com where there's a survey link at the top of the page and with the help of troubleshooter horace holmes and the consumer shoppers, we'll do comparison shopping for you to get the best deal. 7 on your side will feature some of our viewers' savings and stories we'll do later on this fall. check it out. doug hill is up after the break with just how long

she is running unopposed. currently the congressional district one and decided to give mccain what he himself has called the toughest reelection fight of his career. >> what about sheriff joe arpaio? legal troubles not affecting him at all. an easy win over dan saban. so he is officially the republican nominee tonight. >> arpaio will face former phoenix police sergeant paul penzone. he won his primary on the democratic side. he ran against arpaio four years ago. contested congressional districts. district one, heavily republican. now, paul babeu, the favorite going in leading wendy rogers. but that has not officially been called. he will face off against tom o'halleran in november. >> now, the other congressional race we are watching. district 5, and here are the results on the republican side. christine jones has a very narrow lead over andy biggs. i >> on the democratic side, it has been calmed for talia fuentes. easily. the winner will be trying to grab matt salmon's congressional seat. we have vote totals

five of them are unopposed with no republican on the ballot. 18 out of 2400 delegates were african americanp has 1% african-american. when george w. bush was winning, he was getting 10% african-american. obama was record african-american. it is right there for republicans, but they have not given an offer. they just haven't given an offer. we want to hear kitchen table talk. we do not want to hear just washington stuff. what are you going to do for the kitchen table? i was in cleveland and you see some of these guys right around in these big suvs and stuff . what are you going to do for the american people? ignore the other stuff. host: we are going to respond. guest: i think it's an interesting example. romney had his campaign headquarters in boston. the business of being applicable party is often difficult. you have to take on tough races and have to figure out how to win. your cycles where you do not do as well. says, a republican candidate should go out there and talk about kitchen table issues and make a case could probably be competitive in a place like massachusetts, which has not ha

incumbent republican senator ron johnson ran unopposed in this primary. he held a rally here in waukesha tonight. it ended a short time ago. senator johnson addressed voters at the waukesha county republican office. tonight was an opportunity to drum up support hea election. senator johnson criticized his november assumed opponent russ feingold--calling his promises unrealistic. 48:32 senator feingold is running all over the state of wiscosnin when he's here. when he's actually here and he's not a professor out in stanford, california. he's making all these promises that he's not going to be able to deliver upon. he's a slick politician, he's a smooth politician. he's more once again. other republican leaders spoke here tonight. everyone encouraged those supporters to continue momentum heading into november. live in waukesha, ashley sears fox 6 news. steph thanks ashley turning to the state senate race for the 4th district seat.. incumbent senator lena taylor being challenged by state representative mandela barnes .. taylor will keep her seat. race - ben

this election, that this month was pivotal because it did enable her to go up on the air almost unopposed by the trump campaign was only beginning its national ad campaign. that may well be seen as a serious mistake just as some of the examples we have cited are referred to in that fashion. >> host: the negative campaign ads between the clinton and the trump campaign and the store available online at thehill.com. niall stanage who is associate editor, thank you very much for being with us. >> guest: my pleasure. spent coming up, life coach of the conference on aging and wellness with discussions about lifelong learning and housing options for seniors. a segment from this morning's "washington journal" on women's vote in the presidential campaign.n >> host: we continue our discussion of campaign 2016 this time talking about the female vote, women's vote and campaign 2016 with kathryn serkes, the coach of the women's vote trump, an organization unveiled back in june and supporting donald trump.ni what was the reasoning behind this super pac? >> guest: we specifically wanted the women's voic

she is trying to get these lawyers to run for these offices and they are 87% unopposed, according to our research. the research we did really lays it all out. i just wanted to offer that. aimee: thank you. great. >> i'm deputy director of public assistance, global trade watch. i used to work with stan greenberg and we did the polling for women's voices, women's vote. the rising american electorate. i'm glad to hear you folks talking about it today. we are at an important moment where we are trying to increase our outreach, especially with trump really playing up on bernie sanders in the trade movement. one of the issues we are facing, it is a very labor heavy and a lot of people have said white heavy movement. when we've done polling and focus groups, we've found stories from folks from latin america who were displaced from their homes after nafta. that's why their family immigrated to the united states. there's these other stories, the nabisco factory that close to not too long ago. we are trying to raise their voice. our biggest concern right now is that trump is really using trade

five of them are unopposed, no republicans on the ballot.ainting out of 2000 delegates, trump is at 1% african-american. george bush was getting at least 10%. it is right there but they have not given an offer. they just haven't given an offer. talk.t your kitchen table and you seeveland some of these guys reince priebus writing around in these big suvs and what are you going to do for the american people? i do think massachusetts is a good example. his campaign headquarters were in boston. this is the state that can be competitive but this is the business of being of political party you have to figure out how to win. you have cycle site you don't do as well. they could be competitive in these places that we just did not have the luck to find this kind of people. what is interesting is that governor romney compared to presidential candidate romney. type of republicans that is very different than what tends to be at the top of the ticket nationally. the autopsy of 2012, i read this from cover to cover and i was very. -- scared. they understoo

he moves on to face patrick ran who ran unopposed. sheriff joe arpaio also won his republican rivals. he moves on to what could be his toughest general election yet. sheriff will face former police sergeant paul rent-to-own this november. >>> sheriff won the primary but the states first congressional district helen purcell's races calls for call. for fall election coverage and a list of all results, head to 12news.com. >>> flits across the state of flying half staff in honor of navajo police officer killed yesterday. officer frank was on his way to a call when the crash happened. >>> all hands on deck 43-year- old vanessa pereira who was hit by a police officer while she ran to an ice cream truck. a fundraiser was held. a restaurant gave all tips directly to her family. they say vanessa is still in a medically induced coma. engine plane is doing okay. that plane had to make a hard landing yesterday. the landing gear did not work, so the plane skidded to a stop. they were two emergency vehicle standing by. >>> parks in florida are tryi

reddit has gone unopposed for a decade. are you worried?nk a lot about competition and we never really have. we are so focused on providing that great user experience. so muchhere is competition for mind share, from everything from twitter to facebook to snapchat. steve: one of the best pieces of advice i was given as if you spend all your time looking into the rearview mirror you will drive into a wall. we just look at how can we do the best thing for our users and communities and that has always been our guiding light. emily: like many websites, read its primary business model is being challenged by ad blocking software. what advice do you have? alexis: never lose track of why your users are coming to your site. if you ever start sacrificing that, that is when you will start having a bad time. this is the zeitgeist for a quarter of a billion people and in a lot of ways it is a brand's dream come true. now reddit is where the conversation happens and where brands can participate with it. emily: how do you balance the true to the user and n

wins this election that this month was pivotal because it did enable her to go up on the air almost unopposed while the trump campaign was only beginning its national ad campaign that may well be seen as a serious mistake just as some of the other examples we have cited are referred to in that fashion. >> the negative campaign ads between the clinton and the trump campaign add the story available on line at thehill.com, niall, thank you for being with us. >> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton was critical of donald trump and embraced him of embracing the alternative right ideology that she says is helping the radical fringe take hold of the party. she spoke to supporters in reno, nevada. [applause] >> we are not a battleground. we are a better ground. mrs. clinton: thank you. thank you so much. thrilled to be back in reno. thank you. say, when i am here in reno, i am the other hillary. i am more than ok with that because i think your mayor is a terrific job. ae fact that she herself is small businesswoman and committed to lifting up reno, the biggest little city with a big hear

although johnson is unopposed in this primary. and a heated race in state senate district 4. fox's ben handelman with the lena taylor campaign. and kyrstle kacner with primary challenger mandela barnes. but we start with fox6's a-j bayatpour -- with more on the experience at the polls today. the oak creek city clerk says there were issues with electioneering: people campaigning too close to the polling location. there were similar reports in mount pleasant as well... its a learning curve, weve got volunteers from out of state. this man would not give his name but says hes here from texas to support paul nehlen in his bid to upset house speaker paul ryan. mount pleasant police say they had to fill him in on wisconsin election law tuesday morning. he had village property and we instructed him to carry his sign if he so chose and to stay 100 feet away from the property. nehlen himself says volunteers admit to mistakes...but also claims theres an effort to silence those supporters. theres been so much work on behalf of the gop machine here in wisconsin to keep my message from com

reddit has gone unchanged and unopposed for a decade.ou concerned someone could sweep away noncore users the same way reddit did to digg in 2010? guest: we are so focused on providing a great user experience -- we would not go on some kind of fool's errand like other startups have made in the past. emily: but there's so much competition -- everything from twitter to facebook to snapchat -- guest: one of the best pieces of advice i was given early in our career is that if you spend so much time looking in the rearview mirror, you will drive into a wall. we just look at the future of reddit and that's always been our guiding light and has served as well. emily: like many websites, reddit's business model is being challenged by ad blocking software. what is going to your mind as you battle this shift and how to keep the business forward facing and agile? guest: never lose track of why users are coming to your site. if you start sacrificing that, you will start having a bad time. one of the huge assets we have is this is the zeitgeist for a

senator marco rubio is running virtually unopposed in his bid to defend his seat.ohn mccain and debbie wasserman schultz expected to wi win. joining me now is sun minkim. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> mccain is leading his primary challenger by 26 points. but when it comes to the general, both he and rubio lead by single digits. what is the likelihood of democrats winning those seats? >> i think of those two races, democrats definitely have their eyes set more on that florida race. they are look at arizona as a competitor race, but not as much as florida and it's basically the swing state nature of the state. they're really all in for their democratic, patrick murphy who does have a challenger, but he is also expected, like senator rubio, to resoundingly win his primary on tuesday. in arizona, senator john mccain is facing perhaps the toughest general election opponent that he's had in congressman anne kirkpatrick. she's a moderate democrat who always had tough re-election races and is really giving mccain a challenge here. now, democrats th

over 90% -- the women's organization funded a study that shows that 90% of district attorneys go unopposed. and they are mostly white men. that has a great influence on the judicial process. who is charged, what they are charged with, how fast they are charged, and if they reflect what the committee wants or needs. sayu: pipeline development. good idea at all levels. there is so little money and so motivation on the part of the communities that we work with, that we have a very broad improvement strategy. not specific to any office. we just want to get in there thinking about it. but the idea of creating ,rograms specifically targeted training them and giving them the whole support, not just one weekend of training, doing the , you can go to law firms where there are lots of people of color, who are interested in these issues, we recruit them and get them to run. i do not think it is a different strategy. because of the limited investment in pipeline development. >> hello, i am from rochester, new york. about 400 miles from new york city, and i am representing myself. my question is, you k

these allow the companies to drive up the prices unopposed because health hereers like medicare allowed to negotiate prices. >> let's face it. we all know what the issue is. congress has lots of money coming in from lobbyists. who are the t bigst who are the two biggest lobbyists? pharmaceuticals and insurance companies. >> alcides: also increasing pressure from lawmakers. one minnesota senator is now asking the federal trade commission to look into whether the makers of e pipens used aggressive tactics to stop other competitive products from entering the market. >>> and to the campaign trail, donald trump's new campaign ceo is being accused of making antisemitic remarks. the ex-wife of steven bannon said he made those remarks when their daughters into a private school. in divorce papers released friday, bannon it not want his girls it said going to jews. court papers show hfaced a domestic violee chge ine in 1996 following an altercation with by car. theharges were dropped when she didn't show up for court. a spokesperson for banno nied he madeny antisit rkte meanwhile, the state depar

. -- the women's organization funded a study that shows that 90% of district attorneys go unopposed. and if they are mostly white men. that has a great influence on the judicial process. who is charged, what they are charged with, how fast they are charged, and if they reflect what the committee wants or yesl: pipeline development, , at all levels. there is so little money and so little motivation to run that we have a very broad recruitment strategy, not specific to any office. the idea of creating programs that are specifically targeted at recruiting folks to run for da, treading them, giving them the whole range of support they need, doing the same thing for go todiciary -- you can law firms where there are lots of people of color who are interested in the issues. recruit them and get them to run. i don't think it's a different strategy. the strategy is not being employed right now because of the limited pipeline development. chris prior from rock trust or, new york. -- rochester, new york. i'm representing myself. you keep talking about we need money, we need money -- who should

again competent you don't have to run for primary again because incumbent presidents tend to run unopposed primary. that's basically what happened in 2012. there were a couple wrinkles in that story line that year. one of the stranger ones was in west virginia. presidential primary contest in 2012. when west virginia held its democratic primary that year, president obama only won 41% of the vote. the other amount went to this guy, keith judd, a convicted felon at the time sitting in a texas prison serving a 17 1/2 year sentence for extortion. despite being in prison, despite being in a prison not in west virginia but in texas, keith judd won 73,000 votes in west virginia while president obama won just over 100,000. "washington post" wrote up that shock result with a succinct bottom line. simply put, west virginia does not like obama. west virginia is a reiably red state in terms of presidential voting. but west virginia also regularly votes in democratic officials as governors and senators as long as they're not too democratic for too much like democrats in other states. in the 2012 electi

association was talking about she's trying to get lawyers to run for these offices and they are 87 unopposedaccording to research. you can go to wholeadsu.s..org that lays it all out. i wanted to offer that. >> thank you, great. yes. >> hello my name is matthew, deputy director of public citizens global trade watch. i use today work with stan greenberg. they call it the rising american electorate. i'm glad to hear you folks talking about it today. right now we are at an important moment where we are trying to increase our outreach specially with trump really playing on bernie sanders and the trade movement and one of the issues that we are facing is it's very labor-heavy and a lot of people have said white-heavy movement but when we've done polling and focused groups we found stories from folks from latin america who have -- after nafta displaced from their homes and one of the reasons the family immigrated to the united states. we have seen online and trying to engage communities and raise their voice but our biggest concern is trump is using trade to electrify white-working class americans