as maggie ruly shows from us washington that 90-minute debate quickly moved to personal attacks. >> reporter: yet another debate filled with more memorable moments a basic foundation of democracy steals the show. >> do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely, sir, that you will absolutely accept the this election? >> i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspence. >> chris, let me respond to that, it's horrifying. >> reporter: the night quickly turning personal. >> such a nasty woman. >> unfit. >> reporter: but the two candidates started by talking policies. from abortion and imation >> we have bad ombres here and we have to get them out. beginning. >> reporter: to foreign policy. talking about putin. >> he would rather have a puppet. >> no puppet. you're the puppet. >> reporter: and not letting him off the hook for his controversial statements and actions regarding women. >> he goes after their dignity. their self worth, i don't think there is a woman any where who doesn't know what that feels like. >> reporter: to which trump offered a blanket denial. >> no one has mo

two covers congress and the 2016 campaign his work available on line at the hill.com joining us in washington. think you for your time. >> thank you, steve. >> the candidates are back on the campaign trail following last night's presidential debate. we will hear from vice presidential candidate mike pence who was in north carolina today. >> hello north carolina. [applause] thank you robin hayes former congressman and my very dear friend. so good for my wife and i to be here with you today. just a few short months ago that i accepted my party's nomination to run and serve as the next vice president of the united states of america. [applause] ..

using your desktop phone or tablet at c-span.org. listen with the free c-span radio app. downloaded from the app store or google play. >> at washington post.com this is the headline. war on thep declares republican party for weeks before election day. john sullivan is meeting us from the washington post newsroom. is back to the tweets. what has he been saying. ton: he took to twitter unleash a barrage of attacks against paul ryan, john mccain, and allnst any republican elected officials who backed away from him. insaid that paul ryan is ineffective and weak leader providing zero support. he insulted mccain. he called himself-mouth to and said he begged him for his support. basically signaled he is going to go all out against these republican critics at a time when usually parties band together and start direct energy at opposing party nominees. pretty clear this will not be the case for the republicans. >> it isn't now the party of trump more than ever? sean: it is two different parties. the party ofch trump. e1 record numbers of votes. he continues to draw thousands people. he has a lot of enthusiasm between grassroots activists and

joining us washington times, online opinion editor, fox news contributor, monica crowley, and washington times staff writer charlie hurt, both are fox news contributors and both are certainly welcome here in las vegas. >> hi, lou. >> thanks for having us. lou: monica, start with everything that donald trump has said about rigged is just magic coming true as we come into the final leg of this presidential campaign. >> and that's been one of his core themes throughout the campaign that has gotten enormous traction, even before we saw the wikileaks disclosures and before we got the latest report of the fbi documents that show collusion to obstruct justice and that her team was being tipped off to the process of the fbi investigation. bernie sanders, during the democratic primaries, was also talking about the corrupt, rigged process. he got traction on the far left with that. i think american of all ideological stripes understand there is something rotten not in the state of denmark but the state of washington, d.c. >> charlie, they have the evidence in front of them now. the o'keefe tapes,

reporting for us from washington. now, the turkish government has extended the country's state of emergency for another three months following july's failed coup attempt. the state of emergency has allowed the government there to clamp down on the u.s.-based cleric movement. ankara has accused him of orchestrating the coup attempt and turkey has arrested nearly 32,000 people in connection with that coup attempt. a threat to international relations is how the saudi arabian government has been describing a law passed by the u.s. congress allowing lawsuits against the gulf kingdom over the 9/11 terror attacks. rihad has urged the u.s. to prevent what it calls the dangerous consequences of the new legislation. last week u.s. congress, the u.s. congress voted to allow families of 9/11 victims to seek damages from saudi arabia. 15 of the 19 9/11 hijackers were saudi nationals. there's been another day of clashes in kashmir along with cross-border shelling between the pakistani and indian military. the latest violence comes

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thanks for joining us from washington. 24 more days until the election but four more until the final presidential debate and that's wednesday night. abc's chief anchor george stephanopoulos will be leading our live with our entire political team right here starting at 9:00 eastern. dan. >> that's twice you mentioned 24 days. somebody may be ready for this thing to be over. >>> we're going to move on now, though, to the other developing story this morning. the once in a decade storm spawning at least two tornadoes in oregon damaging more than 100 homes, and it could get even worse today. rob is all over the story this morning. rob, good morning to you. >> good morning, dan. just surreal video watching that waterspout come onshore in oregon, ef-2 with winds to potentially 130 miles an hour. only four times since 1950 has the state of oregon seen a tornado greater than an ef-1. and this is the damage it did. the mayor of manzanita declaring a state of emergency, several homes and businesses completely destroyed and, as you mentioned, over 100 homes seeing some sort of damage. also over

washington university in saint louis-- hosted tonight's debate. paige hulsey from our sister station in saint louis-- joins us from washington university. where the debate got out not long ago--- the candidates comments tonight-- received on campus? what's the mood like there right now? tell us about what you've seen from protestors and demonstrators? several gop leaders have been withdrawing support from trump--- over the last few days--- did you think this effected the showing from trump supporters tonight? the next presidential debate is in las vegas--- what do you think we expect to see here in a week and a half? your insight tonight. we're joined right now by-- analyst mark peplowski. with more on the highlight's from tonight's debate. mark-- who walked away the winner tonight? closed captioning quite a few insults-- they both fired jabs at each other back and forth. how did you think the candidates did-- when it came to awnsering questions about the issues? will resume shortly closed captioning debate. earlier this weekend-- several withdrew support from trump. after video surfaced of him saying vulgar.

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not just washington telling us how to do it. kiki: governor? gov.assan: we put together the medicaid expansion, which she has voted to repeal five times. look, there are a number of things we need to do to lower the health care costs, among them, reward quantity over quality -- quality over quantity and get these drugs to market more quickly. we could also allow the importation of drugs from canada, something she has voted against. it is reflective of her pattern and special interests, major donors to her campaign. sen. ayotte: i have supported generic drugs to go to market sooner. and we need to address changes with the fda. i support the fair drug pricing act that will require companies to notify us in advance we can take action. and the governor's favorite talking point is that somehow i am supporting special interests. she is actually raising money for lobbyists and issues criticizing me. gov. hassan: if i could, first of all, the senator has failed to stand up to the big pharmacies over and over again. and she continues to talk about -- the peo

say about how donald trump spent his time today. >> i don't think it was use to feel spend today dedicating his hotel in washington, d.c. complimenting newt gingrich on having a food fight with you last night. that was not a good use of today. he has 13 days. every one of those days is precious. >> tomorrow hillary clinton for her part will campaign for the first time with first lady michelle obama who has been her campaign's most effective voice thus far on donald trump and women. let's bring in our guests to talk about it. gop veteran, former white house communications director nicolle wallace is here. we welcome the senior politics reporter for "usa today" and with us from washington, former rnc chairman michael steele. welcome to you all. it's hard to believe it's been just 24 hours. was trump sanctioning it by the callout of newt gingrich? >> sanctioning it? he was applauding it. we didn't get to it last night but i had a feeling they were running a play. he didn't lose his temp we are megyn kelly, this was a plan. trump has been running against megyn kelly with such fervor i think some people wondered if he'

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us. in washington, i'm dianne gallagher. ((brian loftus)) >> meanwhile republican congresswoman michele bachmann is denying claims of a full-blown civil war within the g-o-p over donald trump. >> she says that current house republicans were perplexed by monday's conference call with house speaker paul ryan. bachmann currently serves on the trump campaign's executive advisory board./// you're watching 8 news now good day. >>> he spent part of his life living in a third world country torn apart by civil war. and now, one las vegas local is sharing his experince to help inspire refugees and immigrants. ((demetria obilor)) >> imagine this: you're seven-years-old living in a country divided by a chaotic civil war. you're faced with two options. you leave.. or you die. las vegas local biar atem knows this story all too well as one of "lost boys" of south sudan. in 1987, biar, alongside tens of dislocated boys, ages 5-11, fled the south sudan in order to survive civil war. these children walked over 1000 miles in search of shelter

washington.")) ((sharie johnson)) >> congressman joe heck's campaign said heck had several big moments of the night, calling him the clear winner. cortez masto's campaign said heck used quote "washington herself to be a problem solver of the night. and... if you missed last night's debate we are making all of these clips available to you on our website so you can watch them in their entirety./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> the dream of an n-f-l stadium coming to las vegas is looking to be more of a reality the hurdles left to clear if governor sandoval gives the proposal his signature./// ((sharie johnson)) when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of me. i want a president who inspires me, and that's not donald trump. priorities usa action is responsible for the content of this advertising. the desert is where bad guys go when they

washington post" reporter on the campaign trail. first, these words from our sponsor. ♪ john: we are 13 new cycles -- news cycles away from the day. jennifer johnson joins uswashington d c euro. you are counting the days why? jennifer: because i'm exhausted. it has been a long, long campaign cycle. i think everyone is counting down the days at this point. john: we had a discussion earlier today. mark was talking to donald trump. there are a couple of different interpretations of what happened today. one is he was there to tout his business prowess and ability to get things done and another that he's there to tend to his corporate in -- corporate and anticipationds in of losing. which one is more accurate? jennifer: who knows. my read on it is that donald trump, his whole pitch this campaign cycle has been that he's donald trump, that he's a businessman, that he's someone who has launched successful hotels and don't big buildings and things like that. so i think when we are in these final two crucial weeks, it seems like a weird jump off the campaign trail to go and do a ribbon cutting. it's a reminder to voters that he's an out fighter, a businessman and t

us. jacob, it's been proven that if you want to record the trump phenomenon, you best stay out of new york, washington, and los angeles, you will miss the story entirely, boy did you find the story where you were today. >> and to be clear, brian, we talked to dozens of supporters, nearly every swing state in nearly every stop that donald trump goes, and they don't all agree on what should be done if he loses, but what's clear is that they're becoming increasingly frustrated as they notice, even if they say they don't believe the polls, they notice that he's going down and down and down, and we're getting so close to the election that when donald trump says we either win the election or we lose our country, it's become very clear that his supporters largely buy that argument. take a listen. >> on november 8th, what if he loses? >> america's not going to sit down. >> there will be a civil unrest, and i believe there should be. i don't think that hillary will win fair and square if they say she wins. >> exactly. >> to be clear if hillary clinton wins will you accept the outcome? >> hell no. hell no. i wi

doug live for us in washington on that. hi, doug. >> hi, heather, most people are aware of this, but russia and others are engaged in a cyber war with the united states and other countries right now. the ongoing wikileaks releases are just the latest evidence of that, those releases have many public officials really worried, take senator marco rubio's advice from this morning, i want to warn my fellow republican who is may want to capitalize on the los angeles, today it is the democrats, tomorrow it could be us. but the cyber-attacks with much greater threat than public exposure of embarrassing personal and political revelations. >> the russians will escalate cyber activities to go beyond cyber intrusion and cyber espionage to advancing their information warfare sciems to impossibly leveraging the attacks on the financial sector. >> we've already seen how destructive such attacks can be against the private sector. companies such as sony films, it was hacked by north korea in apparent retaliation for the film the interview i

washington.")) ((sharie johnson)) >> congressman joe heck's campaign said heck had several big moments of the night, calling him the clear winner. cortez masto's campaign said heck used quote "washington speak" and said she proved and if you missed last night's debate we are making all of these clips available to you on our website so you can watch them in their entirety./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> this weekend there is a call for valley residents to be the miracle the message behind dozens of people hitting the streets this weekend to call an end... to crimes against children in the valley./// you're watching the valley's news leader...with sharie johnson, katie boer & jon tritsch. the desert is where bad guys go when they want to make evidence disappear. but hiding the evidence won't help danny tarkanian. sure, he can bury all those property taxes he skipped out on for years... ...or all those fake charities he helped set up... ...or the scams against seniors he formed... or the $17 million judgment he never paid. he can try, but he can't make his record disappear. danny tarkanian: just a con man who can't bury the truth. house majority pac is responsible for the co

not just washington telling us how to do this. kiki: governor? gov. hassan: we put together the medicaid expansion, which she has voted to repeal five times. look, there are a number of things we need to do to lower the health care costs, among them, reward quality over quantity. get generic drugs to market more quickly. something senator and yet has not been willing to do. we could also allow the importation of drugs from canada, something she has voted against. it is reflective of her pattern with special interests, and major donors to her campaign. sen. ayotte: i have supported allowing generic jurist to get to market sooner. -- generic drugs to get to market sooner. and we need to address changes with the fda. i support the fair drug pricing act that will require companies to notify us in advance we can take action. governor hassan's favorite talking point is that somehow i am supporting special interests. she is actually raising money for lobbyist from big pharma as she is criticizing mean -- gov. may. hassan: if i could, first of all, the senato

us at med mediabuzz@foxnews.com. i'll be on her after the debate. you can check me out with megyn kelly. we are back in washingtonsu sunday. check us out then for the latest buzz. >>> it is high noon in new york city. it's 11:00 a.m. in st. louis, and 9 hours from now it is trump versus clinton, round 2. both candidates getting ready. hillary clinton's plane took off from new york last hour, and the controversy of the last 36 hours makes this must-see tv. hello, everyone. we're live in america's newsr m newsroom. good day to you, martha. >> we're live from washington university in st. louis, the glorious site of tonight's big debate. trump's back is again the wall. he needs a knock out, hail mary, whatever you want to

the stars and stripes and commitment to education and desire for washington, washington said no schoolhouse has been open for us that has not been filled. washington's listeners relished his humor. one thought booker's was the best sense of humor used effectively of any man he ever saw. he could not only tell a good jock well but tell what was only a shadow of a joke so well and his audience would be shaking with laughter. it lay in the artistic way. much of his racial humor was ironic crist civil of -- criticism of whites. the colored men down south are ond of an old son entitled "give me jesus" and give me all the rest. the white man has taken him at his word." the reputation for being not smart, he told stories of a white man who asked a black fellow to loan him three cents but said boss, you have a lot more sense than i do but a man with no money is well off on one side of the other than the other. washington was very concerned about the promotion of immigrants, european immigrants into the south thinking there wasn't a need and really designed to keep blacks from getting jobs. and he told the story about a

kelly ayotte's become another typical washington politician and that puts us all at risk. narrator: independence usa pac is responsible for the the welcome back to "face the nation". i am john dickerson. here in the law library at washington university in st. louis. site of tonight's second president column debate. joining us now is cbs this morning anchor norah o'donnell, our friend bob schieffer, who moderated three presidential debates, plus our cbs news correspondents who have been on the campaign trail for well covers hillary clinton and major garrett who is on the trump campaign. major, i want to start with you. >> sure. >> dickerson: where to begin? how are things going inside the trump campaign? >> there is, there is a tremendous amount of stress, that is quite obvious, trump is getting a request from mike pence's running mate, be more contrite. apologize too the country more emphatically, more believably, more persuasively about what you have done, what you have said, what the country has seen. yes doors that but then smash mouth hillary clinton and bill clinton ab

grows on each campaign as the days get closer to election da team 12's edward lawrence joins us live from washington with the latest on the race for the white house. the latest poll out shows donald trump with a mountain to climb.. down by 12 points nationally. still he says it's not over and democrats than the poll shows. hillary clinton at a north carolina early voter event stayed on the message democrats want to use to sway undecided voters.president obama at an event in las vegas kept the same theme in his speech.the president saying donald trump does not have what it takes to do his job. trump didn't his job.trump didn't shy away or back down on his claims.. in fact he doubled down at a rally in naples, florida. that message resonates with his supporters in florida.now trump needs undecided voters to believe it and believe he can be the one to make real change. ?? ad lib ???? ad lib ?? what about the west coast states? are the candidates planning on going west? in your morning health check - youth football players who take repeated blows to the changes ... even if they never suffer a concussion

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. >> we are talking live this morning with a democratic strategy its who joins us live from washington, d.c. thanks for joining us. we want to talk about something that the former president of the united states bill it a crazy system. does this show a divide between clinton and obama? >> i wanted to talk about how donald trump pronounced your state. seriously, it is something that has been addressed. mrs. clinton addressed the improvements that needed to be made on obama care from the beginning of her campaign. she has always said it is a good start. it is a good start that you are not denied medical care because of preexisting conditions it's a good fact that you can now if you are a child you can stay on your parents health insurance until you are 26. those are all good fundamental things. 25 million more people have health insurance. the rate of cost are going down. all of those are good things. but as the former like, there are improvements that need to be made. mrs. clinton has laid out plans. she has put forth things we can do to improve it. a good basis. unlike donald trump who

catherine is live for us in washington on the story to help us make sense of this.catherine. >> that is right, harris. state department senior executive patrick kennedy is a key player in the e-mail investigation and the 2012 benghazi and now there is discussion that there was a quid pro quo regarding the classified information. the fbi sent a third batch of interviews to the house intelligence and government oversight committee. republican lawmakers briefed by staffered say kennedy wanted the classification of one e-mail changed in a way that would benefit the department as well as clinton and in exchange there was discussion of more slots for fbi agents overseas. campaigning in kansas, congressman mike pompeii told fox, it is so representative of the behavior we've seen from the state department where every effort was made not to protect our american servicemen in the field and not american national security information, but hillary clinton. and another lawmaker called the potential evidence of criminality, harris. >> and the fbi and the campaign -- altogether. >>

. >> we need you to reelect to represent us in washington d.c. and the state house. we need to make sure nancy puloh pelosi get anywhere near that gavel. >> and 63% of voters now say the recent news makes no difference regarding their vote to support clinton while 34% say it's less likely to impact their vote and benefitting both candidates with over 21 million voters already casting their ballots with democrats out pacing republicans in key swing states. as republicans in arizona, florida and georgia and pennsylvania. now to overnight breaking news. >>> the intense man hunt for the man wanted in the brutal double murdered is over. he was killed overnight during a pair of shootouts with police in wester a sheriff was injured in one of those exchanges. they're non-life threatening. vance had been on the run since october 23rd after he shot and injured two officers before stealing their cop car and streaming it on facebook. and killing his aunt and uncle, both whom he may have tried to dismember. >>> the chicago cubs are still front of an emotional home crowd. they're

joining us from washington, rachel feldman of the "washington post." hernandez ofniela the "wall street journal." welcome one and all. it is so goodo

he's for washington us. >> poor old washington. >> reporter: but they're equal opportunity insulters. >> i'm an actor. i do mayonnaise commercials. i don't ease man nailed. i did one of sarah palin, she's one of us. >> we didn't know. >> we knew. >> of the 300,000 ads this cycle 80% have been for clinton with trump relying more on free media. that's unconventional. ad evolution this cycle, not what's on tv, but in the palm of your hand that matters. how fast has political advertising changed? >> not fast enough. >> andrew bleeker. >> before we were digital teams, we were the internet teams, which was confused with i.t. >> were people coming to like for printer help? >> issue. >> now media is big business. more candidates, but it comes with a cost. >> it's got to be interruptive. yes, it's annoys. like anything else you have to cut through at the end. i think that's where create activity comes in. >> we put the team to the test with a first-time candidate. >> so we're your campaign consultants. hello, campaign consultants. >> my family explained consistency is key, the colors, the lett

fortunate enough to have been invited to many different places, but the one that is coming up for us is washingtonc., and it's perfect timing because in the fiphilippines it also indigenous people's month and also here it's filipino-american history month. >> it must be quite gratifying for you as a performer to be a part of this group like this and to be able to do it artistically. what does it mean for you? >> for me being part of this community and family as well, it means that i get to learn about the indigenous people that are not presented so much and that are not known in history and also that are not mentioned in our textbooks. so that's why it's very important for me to perform and represent these people. >> that's a real common theme we've heard during this whole month. >> yes, definitely. >> can you introduce us to the members of parangal? >> yes, i can. we have eric, ophelia, kimberly gilbert, marf or, rachel, and noelle. >> thank you for coming and bringing your performance here to us and thank you for being a part of not only our show but filipino american history month. >> thank you

joins us from washington street.>>> workers are about halfway done. this gives you an idea of what this will look like once both blocks are completed. the $5 million construction project is replacing old infrastructure and making it more pedestrian friendly. some residents have been concerned about getting around the intersection. engineer say most of the sidewalk is done and it will be a lot easier. crews are working on the block on the street. >> we are wrapping up the water main construction in the underground utilities. as we finish up the utilities we are working on street paving and sidewalk paving. to get ahead of the winter weather and the goal is to have this completed in the second half of november. in iowa city melanie moore cbs two news leiva five.>>> a reminder for linn county residents. happy taxes are due by next monday and you will have to pay a penalty after that. the original deadline was extended because of flood 2016. >>> there are only 13 days left until election day. today from campaigning to cut the ribbon at his new hotel in wa

ahead of a trump rally next hour and msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt in washington and "new york times" nick joining us from washington as well. first to you, "the new york times" lead headline today in the print edition of "the washington post," "wall street journal," all of this coming from doug bann's memo and the context is chelsea clinton had voiced concerns that her father was entangled with some of these profitiers, people were trying to take advantage of the clintons. she wanted to clean it up before her mother's potential run for the presidency. asked for laurd to interview and doug band wrote an explicit, 11, 12-page memo to john podesta, which was then captured in the hack, the alleged hack released now by wikileaks. that's the backdrop. what do we learn from all of this? >> we see that the clinton people internally were as afraid of the things that reporters are writing about at the time externally. there were these weird blurred lines between the money-making part of clinton inc. and the philanthropic part. we see doug band explaining part of his business at the consulting company was to h

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joining us here in washington. thank you for your time. >> thank you steve. >> the candidates were back on the campaign trail following last night second presidential debate. will your from vice presidential candidate mike pence who is in north carolina today. hillary clinton held a rally in detroit and donald trump was in western pennsylvania. that is coming up tonight on c-span2. >> are campaign 2016 coverage continues on c-span with live debate for u.s. house, senate and governors races. in tuesday evening. on tuesday evening north carolina governor debate between pat mcquarrie and democrat roy cooper. on wednesday evening at 8:00 p.m. eastern republican senator mike lee and misty's note debate for the utah u.s. senate. on thursday, just afternoon, the pennsylvania a district congressional debate between fitzpatrick and steve . at seven, another debate for the north carolina u.s. senate. on friday night at 8:00 p.m. another debate. that is followed at 10:00 p.m. with republican congressman joe haack and catherin

joining us "washington examiner" contributor, lease lisa boothe. hoen and one of donald trump as commit ear chair members, anthony scaramucci. he was at the dinner and joins us outside of the historic waldorf astoria hotel. first of all, i never get invited. i don't want to be in a room like that because it is very liberal, and when trump got a little bit politically incorrect i noticed the crowd was having a hard time with some of the trump jokes. by the way, hillary gave as good as she got. what did you think, anthony? >> listen, i love it. it is a great, spirited event. at the end of the day the cardinal makes it so much fun. but, sean, when you're catholic, and you know this, once you're a catholic you're always a catholic. a ton of our catholic friends were there. we sat next to rupert murdock and jerry. but 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 that were made. she didn't make that tonight, but i thought she was very funny, and so was mr

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rich edson live for us in washington. thank you, rich. >>> there were several attacks today aimed at american service members overseas. in eastern afghanistan, two were injured, one critically when their vehicle hit a roadside bomb. outside of jalalabad, two soldiers were injured in a suicide bomb attack. and in kuwait, five soldiers attacked injury in another suicide bombing. >>> russia has vetoed a u.n. security resolution demanding an end to its air strikes on the besieged syrian city of aleppo. the u.s. relief agency says continued fighting over aleppo is having dire humanitarian impacts on both sides of the divided syrian city. russian and syrian bombing campaigns continue against rebel-reld areas. an estimated 275,000 people are living in opposition-controlled parts of the city and no international aid is getting through. >>> a university of california davis researcher whose goal was to feed the world and save the planet will never get that chance. sharon gray was killed this week in ethiopia, where she was planning

joining us from washington. good evening. they say three times is the charm.ve had one, two debates, now is the third one. who is it going to be the charm for? are we going into this debate tonight with a clear winner? >> well, when you look at the polls it is clear to everyone that hillary clinton is leading and we will see tonight if mr. trump has to offer a good answer to accusations of sexual misbehavior, and mrs. clinton with thousands of e-mails. it is easy to predict how and exchange tonight could look like -- trump will say something about voter fraud, clinton will say no there is no voter fraud. the host last the candidates to please, please answer the questions he asked. and then trump will speak about bill clinton's sex scandals and building a wall. i do not feel any kind of excitement here in washington. it is more kind of exhaustion. >> it is easy to be exhausted when you go through that list of topics. what do you think the strategy is going to be? let's start with hillary clinton. she has the lead in the polls right now. she has everything to lo

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we get the latest from abc's kenneth moton joining us from washington, d.c. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and mara. this is of early voting in dozens of states and the campaigns will be busy. donald trump was so confident in ohio he actually said that the election should be called off and canceled and definitely called for him. donald trump and hillary clinton working to keep their campaigns on course with just 11 days to go. in ohio, trump addresses minority neighborhoods calling them ghettos. >> we're going to work on our ghettos issue later on fox news' at suing nbc after his comments were leaked. >> that was a private dressing room. >> are you going to take any action after the election against nbc. >> you'll see. >> reporter: bill clinton stopped by rocker jon bon jovi's concert in pittsburgh and the latest wikileaks hacked e-mails and reveal how bill clinton's aide pressured companies to donate to the clinton foundation. the campaign said the state department made clear the former cr decisions because of donations to the foundation. cl