trump 50,lina, upi, clinton, 46. look at this one. the state of pennsylvania where i went to school, went to 50,ege, pennsylvania, trump clinton, 46. [applause] mr. trump: and here is another good one, great stay, the people of georgia. .rump, 52, clinton, 43 you send it back to the press so they can examine it. i want to thank you very much, it is really amazing, and i want to thank chris for being here, and all of my friends. all of the friends i have, it is been incredible. i wanted to be here because we have lots of energy and we love the people. people, in the particular because it was my first day, it meant so much for me. thank you, i feel the same way. i used to come up and we would have meetings with people and they kept talking about heroin, heroin, heroin. it is so different from the beautiful lakes and roads, you talk about it and it does not work. problems a tremendous here and all over the country. and we will close up the border, build a wall. ice endorsement yesterday, great people. [applause] mr. trump: and we got the

[cheers] upi, upi, that's a big one. the media going crazy, they don't know what's up.hey can't believe this. they're not happy, i want to tell you. this is not the way it's supposed to be happening. [cheers and applause] the american people, right? this is not what they had in mind. the crooked media with the crooked hillary. [laughter] new hampshire 48, 48, what's wrong? what's going on here. new hampshire 48, 48? i don't like that. that doesn't sound like my friends. we're going to win new hampshire. we're going to win new hampshire. [cheers and applause] these all just came out a little while ago. arizona, 52, clinton 42. wow. up by 10. here's a good one. north carolina upi, north carolina trump 50, clinton 46. [applause] >> whoa, whoa! look at this one. state of pennsylvania, where i went to school, went to college. pennsylvania, trump 50. clinton 46. [applause] and here's another good one great state, i love the people of georgia. trump 52. clinton 43. wow. send it back to the press so they can examine it. [applause] >> i just want to thank you very much. it's rea

upi. that's a big one. that is a big one. a little surprise.k at the media here they are going crazy. they don't know. they can't believe this. they are not happy. i want to tell you. this is not the way it is supposed to be happening. the american people. this is not what they had in mind. crooked hillary with the crooked media. new hampshire. 48, 48. i don't like that. we're gonna win new hampshire. we're gonna win new hampshire. these all just came out a little while ago. arizona, 52, clinton 42. up by ten. here's a good one. north carolina upi. north carolina. trump 50, clinton 46. look at this one. the state of pennsylvania where i went to school, went to college. pennsylvania, trump 50, clinton 46. and here's another good one. great state. i love the people of georgia. trump 52, clinton 43. send them back to the press so they can examine them. so i just want to thank you very much. it's really amazing and i want to thank chris for being here and all of my friends. so many. steve i see over here and all of the friends that i have. it's bee

. >> we're in the upi, in the rasmussen.own 4 so that has trended toward hillary clinton. >> the upi poll. >> i didn't know there was a upi. >> the tracker polls measure intensity and i think they've been a very good measure of where this election is. the polls are coming out nationally. are backed by the media spin after the previous debate. >> as some would say, it was donald trump's poor performance the first debate. >> i'm saying media spinecause i'm confident with the first performance. >> you call it a poor performance, i call it a re-enactment of the behi hinden. >> wow! >> my lines are not rehearsed like that. i don't have the zingers. >> how did tim kaine do last night? >> unhinged. >> there are two metrics by which you judge how people perform in debates. style and substance. on style, look. points to go mike pence. his demeanor was good. he stayed calm throughout. in terms of substance, i think tim kaine got the better of it. we're seeing it in the coverage. last night, the coverage was, mike pence won. today peop

ll.k: big fan of the upi po >> i did not know there was still a upi poll.hter] >> bulls are coming out now nationally driven by the media spin from the last debate. i am not concerned about that. john: or what some would call donald trump's poor performance in the first debate. >> i would say media psin because i thought it was a good performance. >> i call it a reenactment of the hindenburg. >> wow. mark: fair enough. i thought you would say it was as rehearsed and spontaneous as a tim kaine line. >> i don't have prepared zingers. how was tim kaine last night? how did that go? john: what did you think? you thought that mike pence did well. >> there are two metrics by which he is judged how people form indicates -- -- people perform in debates. on style, mike pence was good and stayed calm throughout. in terms of substance i think tim kaine got the better of it. we are seeing it in the coverage. all the coverage was, mike pence won, but people are now focusing in on how mike pence would not defend donald trump's offensive comments. >> that is not substance.

and upi showing us either tie or extremely close or even pennsylvania which a lot of polling does not show us competitive end. is it scary? yes, everything scares me. we should always worry, we only have two weeks to go. no one should be confident. we should work incredibly hard. the speech he gave in gettisburg. >> i don't mean to interrupt. this is for our viewers. you mentioned two polls in which donald trump leads on the right side of your screen. on the left side of your screen is where hillary clinton has a lead. there is a credible poll on both sides. this election is unconventional right out of the gate going all the way back to the primaries on both sides. if we take a listen from brexit. we know there is a populous movement that's world wide. if that populousism israel. there is a lot of new voters who are corrupting the polls and a lot of democrats who don't plan to vote on the democratic side this time. polling is more erratic for that reason. again, i think a lot of democrats are already started to talk ha talk. i don't think that's not the case. we are light in this and

mark: big fan of the upi poll. >> i did not know there was still a upi poll. [laughter] >> polls are coming out now nationally driven by the media spin from the last debate. i am not concerned about that. john: or what some would call donald trump's poor performance in the first debate. >> i would say media spin because i thought it was a good performance. >> i call it a reenactment of the hindenburg. >> wow. mark: fair enough. i thought you would say it was as rehearsed and spontaneous as a tim kaine line. liz, you are anti-trump. and anti-clinton, to be fair. i hate everybody this cycle. talk from the standpoint of someone who doesn't like either one of the tops of the tickets. john: how do you think the presidential -- the vice presidential debate played out? >> it focused on the negatives of clinton and trump. i felt like a great deal of what was said was accurate and i came away feeling demoralized about the terrible choices the parties have put forward this cycle and i hope that people will investigate other options and consider writing themselves in or

. >> we are up in the upi, we're up a new rasmussen.r as that manifold the last , one in august was down for but that is a poll that has trended toward hillary clinton. but other post -- a very good measure. >> i didn't know there was still a upi poll. >> they have been a good measure. polls are coming out nationally. they are impacted by the media spin after the previous debate. i am not concerned. [crosstalk] confident in that first performance. i am very excited for the one in st. louis. >> i call it reenactment of the hindenburg. >> ok. >> a metaphor. >> that is fell flat with me, but fair enough. >> i thought it was a tim kaine line from the debate. anti-trump, but i want you to try. >> i hate everybody. i'm anti-clinton. >> you have come out as you are for johnson, right? talk from the standpoint as someone doesn't like either, how do you think it played out? >> i think given that it was debate that seemed to focus very heavily on the negatives of hillary clinton and donald trump, i felt like a great deal of what was said was trem

to upi, we're within four points or less.ied or within margin of error. this is going to be a horse race right down to the wire. >> without a doubt. i'm not saying that it's over and i want to make one thing clear. the media isn't necessarily a fair statement. thank you so much for joining me this morning. >>> up next, the director of the national intelligence says he's very confident russia is behind the wikileaks hack, and that they're trying to affect the election. here's the big question. why? one of vladimir putin's chief rival s a chess champion, joins me next. my lenses have a sunset mode. and an early morning mode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside, to clear inside mode. transitions® signature adaptive lenses now have chromea7 technology. making them more responsive than ever to changing light. so life can look more vivid and vibrant. why settle for a lens with just one mode? experience life well lit®. upgrade your lenses to transitions® signature. visit your vision source doctor and start living a life well lit

we had a surrogate on just before donald trump started speaking, steve cortes, talking about upi and rasmussen, all the polls had him behind. we at msnbc look at these polls and their integrity and we decide which one is air-worthy, worthy of putting on the air. >> we don't recognize rasmussen polls. what we do is on live callers and people reaching their cell phones. it is done with the republicans and democratic polling firms of the most respected in the country who do our polling for us. they agree on all the questions and the numbers that we get later on. the other polls on the siding, there is an investor business daily poll that does meet our standards but it is an out liar of everything else we have seen. >> and right now, almost every national poll has hillary clinton up either in high single digits. let me show you quickly in those abc polls. forgive our viewers if they don't know what over sampling is. he mentioned an e-mail that comes out through wikileaks, john podesta's e-mails had been leaked out. that contains a sentence where someone is sugigesting over sampling. what

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the los angeles times shows it literally in a dead heat with overnight upi polling. .7% differentialhe two. others would have it at a one point race. mark: there is no question there are some polls that show would close but i believe if you look at the polls that you and i have talked about over the years that are credible, more of them have them her having a lead. do you think you will close the gap before election day? what is the explanation you would say to voters that are looking at the polling? jason: if you live by the poll of polls, then you will die by it. the problem is a lot of those polls are outdated. post pollshinginton changed within one week. the fact is there was a massive shift this past week. we have seen it tightening up. more importantly, as we see multiple polls in florida that shows we are leading. internal numbers show us we are leading in north carolina. polls shows us we are leading in iowa. here is a state that has been blue for a wild and mr. trump will win iowa. at this point you have to look at the electoral map and how we can get to 270. not only are th

. >> 15-month-old pup can pick upy and close doors and she helps her owner who has illnesses. she has been documenting halow's progress. they have -- >> that dog does more than my kids. that's a miracle dog. >>> we have upper 50s this morns you're waiting at the bus stop. speaking the kids this morning, on low 80s. this is great play ground weather. another gorgeous shot of our sunrise. it's going to be a bright one. a lot of pretty colors. enough cloud cover to get us this view. here's in denver today, 83. it's sunny and warm. tomorrow we're going to see a $83. it's sunny and warm. tomorrow we're going to see a mix of sun and cloud. 79 on saturday. and 82 on sunday. >>> this is the view from u.s. 6 and sheridan. it's bright start to the day. the visor and sunglasses. stop and go traffic back at pecos and slow i-70 eastbound further to the north, we're seeing stop and go traffic. mainly on i-76 and then 270 heading into town. and then further down into downtown denver, not today, but tomorrow and sunday, we will see a lot of closures for the rock and roll half marathon. that's

to shore upying views on trade, deliver from her views on the keystone pipeline and the email server.ks -- pretty tracks with whether she was moderate were progressive. easing in hell exchange -- i'm using email's exchange while she says -- there was an amusing email exchange. if it was difficult for the public to understand whether she was moderate were progressive, that was echoed in the emails. they track with basically what has been the sort of public view of hillary clinton, and so i don't think -- we get to see it way, her realer speeches and her excerpts to wall street. she is more conservative than the person who ran in the democratic party primary. everybody knew that. charlie: bernie sanders. yeah. we see what has been the conception of her, but it hasn't been black and white. charlie: quickly to katty and then john heilemann. what will happen with the election turning out? what happens to donald trump? katty: we have had reports he is thinking of setting up a tv empire. risk to thee is trump brand at this point, he has performed so badly in the course of this election, he h

upi we're ahead in lots of polls and i could go on and on. these things ebb and flow and they will throughout election day. when i walk the streets i see tremendous love and enthusiasm. i am not seeing that on her end. jon: heidi, we'll, okay, there is carol lee. i was told we had a problem with your video shot. but what do you think about that? polls ebb and flow. they're up in some, they don't seem to be worried. >> for someone who is saying polls ebb and flow he is say paying a lot of attention to different polls. he ticked off a number of them. to go to heidi's point, it is correct, this racine a lost ebb and flow based on what happened various weeks. donald trump had a very tough week. one of the things i found interesting in the polls postdebate, hillary clinton seems to narrowing the enthusiasm gap. that is important for her. democrats are not nearly energized as republicans and trump supporters. the enthusiasm gap is important thing she needs to work on. looks like she had some success in the last week and during the debates. jon: so,

with both sides republicans and democrats the local and state and federal level to build the business upi am very proud of today. it's also about being able to work together. i'm a problem solver and i know how to find common ground problems with anybody to get problems solved. he agrees with donald trump that they need to be exterminated. i can tell you this for sure, if i'm elected, i will go to washington, d.c. and knock on doors on the first day and be invited to solve the problems we have in this country. >> some comments are not even worth replying to. i can tell you i don't need an apology but he did say some things that were distasteful. to try to make a joke about somebody that lost their life in combat by saying i'm not man enough to stand up to him i don't know if that is the kind of person that can work with other people. i can tell you it's been my experience to work with people from every background it didn't matter how many pennies were in their pocket, it didn't matter where they came from i worked with everybody under the most austere possible conditions that you could pr

let me also acknowledge one of our own who played a role in this examination period of the upis rising our own upriding board chairperson of the new york city at the time of attica is mentioned in the book and was quite a critic of the book and i mean will welcome bill. the result of that ten years heather has really been worth the wait, the time hailed the book as remarkable all bill that helps us understand why one group of prisoners rioted and how many others shared the cost. we are -- by the way the new last 48 hours is that fittingly it has just been named to the long list of no, ma'am nominee for national book award for the united states. [applause] that is national book award night because we're so proud that joining doctor thompson in conversation tonight will be the distinguished and really beloved writer code, mcarthur grant genius who is 2015 book between the world and me was not only a number one best seller but the winner of the 2015 national book award. mr. coat served kurpghtly as senior correspondent for the atlantic, he's both a cultural had critic and cultural force a

we're in every single battleground state, if you look at upi, which i think is reasonably objective inlling, in every battleground state, we're tied or within the margin of error. that tells me we have to fight to the finish. by the way, the news flow for once is benefitting us because the scandal that are coming out about the clinton cartel, and that's really what they have operated for years, the scandals that are coming out and new information coming out is really, i think, working in our benefit and showing that she's a fundamentally flawed and corrupt candidate. >> getting your message out, it's clear this is the time to do it. money would help you. donald trump has said he's putting $100 million in. where is it? based on the last report, it was just $30,000, and it wasn't even a check. he was just moving staff members from trump companies to the campaign. where's all the money? >> well, we know from what has already been reported that he spent north of $50 million. he has pledged $100 million total. i don't know exactly what he spent. here's the point. it's almost funny people ar

i believe the overnight upi poll has it 0.47 point differential between the two.int race. >> but there's no -- there's no -- there's no question that some polls that show it close. but i believe, if you looked at polls that you and i would have talked about over the years as credible, national polls. more of them have her having a lead. i'm just wondering, do you think that the polls aren't picking up your supporters? you've got more enthusiasm? you'll close the gap before election day? what's the explanation your supporters should look to to say, i'm seeing a lot of reporting showing mr. trump behind in the real clear politics average, but somehow you're still going to win? >> part of the problem is, if you live by the poll of polls with the real clear politics, then you're going to die by it. the problem with a lot of that, a lot of those polls are outdated, as we've seen, even the abc "washington post" poll, it went from a 12-point gap to literally a one-point gap in the space of one week. now, i don't think it was ever 12 points. i don't think you or john thin

as for when he will make upis mind about the election, bon says he will do that right after final debate next week. that's the "overnight ne" f for some of you, the news continues. for others check back with us a morning. from the broadcast center in new >>> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm tony dokoupil. nearly two dozen people hav been killed by the storm and its aftermath. more flooding is the rain washes down the rivers in the southeast. states of emergency i effect up and down the coast. hundreds of thousands of homes andusinesses still in the dark. mark strassmann in fayetteville, north carolina. >> reporter: in some parts of nortarolina getting around is a real challenge. look at this road, washed away, and impassible, not just residents but rescue teams trying to reach people trapped in life threatening moments. >> hold on. we'rrce coming. >> in fayetteville, rescue teams, rescue a mother and infant daughter. also okay this family of three, marooned o top of their suv. they had tried to dri through a raging current. needed to be rescued by

that is good not appeared he criticized our rescue mission, report, yet a upi 85% of the american people supported our rescue mission and return it, and this country into a non-communist country. and the governor of massachusetts essentially out of step with mainstream america. y: a question for senator bentsen. asked by myen colleagues to deal with any thing on stage. question, illow-up want to ask you a question about money. ,which i'm sure you are prepared to talk about. governor dukakis has tried to make ethics a major issue in the campaign and he has you as a running mate,, a man who leads the league at last count in the receipt of pac money, the money raised by special interest organizations. that is the kind of campaign financing the governor dukakis find so distasteful that he has refused to accept any of it. do you find an embarrassing? sen. bentsen: not at all because you have her number that pac money is the result of the last campaign reform bill, one that talks about employees having greater participate. what i have done is just what my opponent in my campaign has done in hi

bank has they world been criticized for being too --upied with property poverty alleviation and not infrastructureat? yes, you have to have a long-term, ambitious view. >> infrastructure is a very effective way to address climate change. when you think that in india we are going to create a massive new electricity generation capacity, the way you do it could make a huge difference for the next 20-30 years, but you also have to think that human capital are the most important things, ensuring education, health, that is the way to get balance growth. i think we are committed to that. seems to be the poster boy for infrastructure development, but a recent oxford they suggested that despite fact that chinese infrastructure project seem to be delivered on the expenseome at of quality, safety, environment, and costs. what is your view on those conclusions made by the oxford study? >> let's take a step back. infrastructure is complex. sometimes when you put something in terms of a safeguard, it is good because you face some problem that is inevitable. you are more prepared to deal with them. things at whe

he criticized our rescue mission in grenada, according to a upi report. criticized that, yet 85 percent of the american people supported our rescue mission, and we turned a communist country into a noncommunist country. the governor of massachusetts is simply out of step with mainstream america. woodruff: brit hume, a question for senator bentsen. hume: good evening, senator bentsen, senator quayle. i'm sort of the cleanup man in this order, and i've been asked by my colleagues to try to deal with anything that's been left on base. senator, i have a follow up question for you, senator quayle. but senator bentsen, i first want to ask you a question about pac money, a thing i'm sure you're prepared to talk about. gov. dukakis has tried to make ethics a major issue in the campaign. and he has you as a running mate, a man who leads the league at last count in the receipt of pac money, that being the money raised by the special interest organizations. that is a kind of campaign financing which gov. dukakis finds so distasteful that he has refused to accept any

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it is exposing them to other costs they have never had before a lot of them were upis set. we need to work better with community partners especially in rural areas. the choice law limits va at medicare. so while medicare rates, the payment rates makes sense in some locales it doesn't in others. we need to partner and pay them a higher rate. a lot of times we definitely do have issues within the payment area. sometimes it's not the slowest. it's too low. and being able to coordinate care better by allowing us to share information. and the penultimate thing is we need to involve this program. we have in vested a lot of infrastructure. we have learned a lot. we'll go through the same exact growing pains we did two years ago. we can take what's there and turn into a program that really makes sense for veterans, community partners, and the va. >> i imagine some of our other panelists have ideas about what need to happen with this program? >> i'm going to repeat what mr. gill am said. the issue on the 40 miles is really an issue we deal with all the time. so a veteran will not qu

he criticized our rescue mission in grenada, according to a upi report. criticized that, yet 85% of the american people supported our rescue mission, and we turned a communist country into a noncommunist country. the governor of massachusetts is simply out of step with mainstream america. judy woodruff: brit hume, a question for senator bentsen. brit hume good evening, senator : bentsen, senator quayle. i'm sort of the cleanup man in this order, and i've been asked by my colleagues to try to deal with anything that's been left on base. senator, i have a follow up question for you, senator quayle. but senator bentsen, i first want to ask you a question about pac money, a thing i'm sure you're prepared to talk about. governor dukakis has tried to make ethics a major issue in the campaign. and he has you as a running mate, a man who leads the league at last count in the receipt of pac money, that being the money raised by the special interest organizations. that is a kind of campaign financing which governor dukakis finds so distasteful that he has refused t