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any comeback goes by the wayside when marcus cooper takes that one away.bert sacked seven times. niners lose 33-21 and fall to one and four. >> i did not play good whatsoever. i got to do a better job executing the offense, scoring points, winning games, the whole nine yards. and that's just the way it goes. >> preseason nba, warriors-kings at the shark tank. the bobble shed awesome. kevin durant is awesome as well. back door consult. reverse jam. dram mond green finding k.d. sacramento wins 105-96. we marvel over what mad is ob balm garner did to the cubs last week. scheduled to pitch in game three of the nlds. he's not allowed a run in 23 innings in do or die postseason games. that is just absurd. johnny cueto will start game one in chicago against jon lester. cubs team is favored to win. bruce bochy, though, likes his battle tested team. >> good players. they seem to perform better under pressure. i mean, that's what makes them good or great players. we think we have those type players here and the cubs do, too. >> red sox and indians in cleveland, six

any comeback goes by the wayside when marcus cooper takes that one away.acked seven times. niners lose 33-21 and fall to one and four. >> i did not play good whatsoever. i got to do a better job executing the offense, scoring points, winning games, the whole nine yards. and that's just the way it goes. >> preseason nba, warriors-kings at the shark tank. the bobble shed awesome. kevin durant is awesome as well. back door consult. reverse jam. dram mond green finding k.d. sacramento wins 105-96. we marvel over what mad is ob balm garner did to the cubs last week. scheduled to pitch in game three of the nlds. he's not allowed a run in 23 innings in do or die postseason games. that is just absurd. johnny cueto will start game one in chicago against jon lester. cubs team is favored to win. bruce bochy, though, likes his battle tested team. >> good players. they seem to perform better under pressure. i mean, that's what makes them good or great players. we think we have those type players here and the cubs do, too. >> red sox and indians in cleveland, six homers

sideline and everything is going in your favor and just on basic plays, they basically go to the wayside. on the other side you see the broncos finally lose a home game. they've really had a tough day defense. oakland come if they hold on -- it is the wide-open. if they don't have to go on to win this football game. it is not completely over as of yet, and in denver, they are not invincible. you can go. a football game. i tell you what, i think san diego keeps missing >> can they come back and have a sure week on thursday, that being san diego. >> take it back to the game. >> he has had a date to forget. that set up the raters scoring just mishandled a snap on a monkeys field goal to tie the game. a melvin gordon fumble. those are the ways that the raiders have the lead with the football with 1:55 to clock one more time. they have one time-out left. for the snapper, it looked like a clean snap. it looked like kaser just didn't hang on to it. adam: hits him right there in the hands. he can't secure it. i have been around the game of football for a long time. i donnell think i have ever se

taking care of her pet became too much. 36:10-26 cancer is expensive, the first thing to go by the wayside is the person themselves, they feel like since it's so hard to care for themselves it just kinda drops. we're here to help boost their esteem to help them know that people care about them and just keep a routine in their life that they're comforable and familiar with. with. right now, savage support is assisting three local woman with the 15-thousand dollars its raised in the past year. the waukesha business accused of selling liquid marijuana.. and how officers say they were able to catch them in the act. plus.. beer or milk?the organization that's encouraging college students 3"reopen" "reopen" 3 3 3 an all-out battle to take back mosul, the largest city in iraq still under isis... continues tonight.it's an operation that's been months in the making.since march, iraqi forces have picked up small but significant gains, united states has mobilized a 67-member coalition to support iraqi security forces. forces.stay with cbs news for the latest from mosul..foreign correspondent holly wi

that goes by the wayside. hour by hour temperature planner. partly cloudy sky. 53 at 1:00. this evening temperatures should stay in the 50s. high temperatures for today. near average. just a couple of degrees below that. 5 to 15 miles an hour wind major issues and all but tomorrow and wednda certainly the warm days. again tonight watchout for the kiddos. ed kids, the candy and the fun. >> get a balloon for those kiddos too. make sure you can see them better. a little bit of a slow spot here. an east east. and noble but we want to talk about the parking restrictions. that's where you cannot park. come tomorrow night at the tribe game. restriction from place. according to and the cube. vehicle dropoff. pick up many we're doing that to make sure to send that reminder. time to get really busy as you get in. >>> the tribe may have lost but we're still up. >> one more game to the team coming back home in style. news 5 meg shaw was there to witness it. good morning, meg. >> yeah, good morning. the team plane landed around 3:30 this morning. it was a quick exit. home to get some re

eventually however these kind of warm temperatures need to go by the wayside. we told you about the fact it will be turning into the 50's by the weekend, there will be wet weather to track, as well, we will do just that for you, track the wet weather later in the show, guys, back to you for now. >> thank you, katie two. men are hospitalized after survival this crash, when the plane they were flying in went down in camden county backyards. now, investigators are looking for the cause. chopper three over the 500 block every linden street in lindenwald. the plane broke in several pieces, as it clipped treason the way down. the pilot from marlton suffered cuts to his face. his passenger suffered a broken hip. >> well, in a emotional reunion, the rena young texas couple and their son owe so much to this police officer. you don't want to miss this story. coming up in just about two and a half minutes. >> also, dangerous and deadly weather. where residents are dealing with the aftermath of thi republican party bosses looked to find brian fitzpatrick. nearly three thou

deficitet temperatures for the entire fall this warm weather adding to the ways cited widespread rain wayside widespread rain the second frontnt comes and that will start to call others don't. wert have updated numbers. i could reflect in the energy an inch and a halfn then we start to go friday it could be mixed in with soft hail. good. fiftys by david lower 40ss by early next week. back to you guys. >> making headlines this morning a mexican federal judge involved in the extradition case of l chop oh shot and killed happened while he was jogging from his home 40 milesw from us on. the judge also handled other high-profile cases including accus currently awaiting extradition to the us. >> fourteen universities in the state of pennsylvania have left thousands of students confused both at 5:00 a.m. deadline to reach an agreement. it involves more than 5,000 coaches in the keystone state right now, a lot of confusion as to whether or night classes in games will >> president obama hostage his final state dinnerde at the whie house last night. >> will come to the white house and while come to the

it is towards each other and kind of go by the wayside. >> mike walsh has been on the ground and knows a lot. thanks for your expertise. >> i recently spoke with david petraeus. petraeus once commanded the troops in mosul. he was also the general who oversaw the surge in iraq. they told me the fight for mosul will be very difficult. >> i think it will be a tough fight. isis has dug in. they have tunnels. they will have impro vised explosives and all the rest of that. i don't think it will be as tough as we have imagined six months or a year ago. each fight against the islamic state has seen the iraqis do a better job. the real issue is a issue of post islamic state governance. this is the most complex human terrain in all of iran. >> so if mosul falls to isis forces the threat or danger from isis and iraq doesn't immediately go away? >> well, the threat from the islamic state will not go away for a number of reasons. the first is they are going to become more gorilla like, insurgent like elements. they will break out. there will be continued terror attacks. the issue is can you drive t

. >> today the wind stays with us but the rain goes behind the wayside for most of us. checkable -- check out those temperatures coming in for some of us. we continue to fall. 53 canton and 53 in cleveland. this trend will continue. it may be warmer right now in some areas. later on this afternoon we throw the wind in the mostly cloudy sky today. most of us want to stay on the dry side but check out these temperatures. we are only in the 50s for today . i do have a small chance for warm-up coming our way plus the chance for rain. we will talk about that as the running -- morning rolls on . >>> for the most part, our highways look just fine. no issues i 90, 71 or 480. 11 that eastbound innerbelt bridge is now 5 lanes. that is what you will see when you cross that this morning. let's take a look at our odot view, quick check on the highways . no issues for you outside. it is a little bit more crowded . those headed for work in downtown cleveland, let's talk about it. we will experience a major traffic milestone. for the first time in 5 years traffic will feel a whole lot

prominent conservatives dropping by the wayside right now. what does that mean? there is talk, some people saying, trump should drop out and there should be another nominee. i don't see that happening. >> i think a lot of people feel it's too late for that to happen. >> he said he won't drop out. >> he won't drop out. the name trump has been printed on ballots that people are voting on right now. how do you put the toothpaste back in the tube? you can't. >> tomorrow it will be a town hall style debate. half of the questions will come from the people that are uncommitted voters and the other half from martha are a ddz and -- radditz and anderson cooper. this kind of debate doesn't lend itself to a discussion of these types of unseemly issues. this is an odd place to raise these issues. >> it's going to come out. someone in the crowd will be asking donald trump directly and it's than if hillary clinton brings it up or a moderator. if it's just a regular voter saying please explain your conduct, how can i hold you up as a role model for my kids? how can we vote for

reaping the benefits is kind of a frightening concept, but also the constitution being brushed by the wayside. >> yeah, i think for these people, politics is a way to make it to get rich, to sort of loot the treasury think of al capone in chicago. he wanted to loot the treasury, give contracts to buddies, he wanted to walk into the big chicago stadium shouting big al, that's what the clintons want. that's their vision of america with themselves as adults reheads of it. >> and then the middle man, us, we lose out. >> we do. >> all right. denesh, so good. >>> and still ahead, allegations flying on both sides. so how do christians choose between donald trump and hillary clinton? we're going to talk about that and next -- >> there was no infidelity, i could care less about infidelities, this was a crime. >> bill clinton's accusers sit down with me to explain why they're afraid of the ramifications of another clintoo justice with judge jeanine and for headlines, log on to foxnews.com. >>> welcome back, donald trump caused a stir when he shined a spotlight on women who had accused bill clinton of s

we break down the latest swing and talk about the issues falling to the wayside during this campaign. when you're on hold, your business is on hold. that's why comcast business doesn't leave you there. when you call, a small business expert will answer you in about 30 seconds. no annoying hold music. just a real person, real fast. whenever you need them. great, that's what i said. so your business can get back to business. sounds like my ride's ready. don't get stuck on hold. reach an expert fast. comcast business. built for business. mark: welcome back, a new poll looking at north carolina, which are means an essential part of donald trump's never packed to victory in november. in a four-way race, our poll shows hillary clinton beating unlikely voters by one percentage point, and clinton is up i the same margin in a two-way race according to our poll. that is slightly tighter than another new poll, where it shows the tar heel state. this is from quinnipiac poll surveys released this afternoon. take a look at this map. we have hillary clinton up by three points, that is among likely v

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any come back notion goes by the wayside on the pick by cooper.d 7 items and niners lose 33-21 and fall to 1 and 4. >> hurt my now and as they should be. i don't think anybody wants to be in the situation. >> i think bunch of guy want to be part of the solution not part of this. >> i have to do a better job leading the football team. executing this and scoring points winning games whole nine yards. that's just the way it goes. >> on to the warriors playing a pre-season game tonight at the home of the sharks in san jose. and you got to check out the can thompson bobble head. complete with a hockey stick and the shark uniform. dan gave a good whack upside the head. dan dan don't be picking on him now. this may be the best bobble head ever. that's what i'm saying. all right. second straight year the warriors have played a pre-season game in the shark tank. kevin is in game. reverse jam. 16 points at the half. 25 last check. warriors turning it over a ton in the game. seventh www. the splash and green will feed durant for 3 but the king hang tough. 95

noticing a few of these dribs and drabs of showers coming through essex you and then pretty much by the wayside. we are noticing increasing cloud cover. one of the showers is bearing down on marblehead and swampscott. plan on a dot or two on the windshield in the next 10 or 15 minutes. coming through new york right now. does not have cold air per se behind it. look at these warm temperatures. 88 in st. louis. 78 some of that trying to come our way. let's talk about it. 72 degrees, in the lower 70's by midday, your drive home later in the afternoon or evening. we will chat about when record high temperatures may fall in the forecast in a few minutes. nichole: thank you. in our 5 for good, we revisit a wonder woman from wellesley living with metastatic breast cancer. this is breast cancer awareness month. she's rallying her community in a really special way. >> you have to move forward and just stay positive and be grateful for each day. erika: the smile's a giveaway. carol chaoui revealing her super power. positivity. she is after all wonder woman. maybe now you remember? we introduced you to ca

like paul ryan or jack kemp, they rised what needs to be said and how to do it, and it's gone to the waysidecause of who our candidate is, and he can't articulate that, it's really set us back, unfortunately. >> i think the important thing to remember -- >> here's the bottom line on this. you have a racist, sexist, xenophobic sexually assaulting tax dodger who thinks most black people are poor, many are criminals, many are unemployed, we're living in hell, and at at the end of the day black folks might feel a certain way about that, like not voting for him. that's what's going on here. >> i think at 8.4% unemployment, you look at the current black homeownership rate of today. you have more blacks owning homes in the great depression, i think there's a lot of us in our communities. >> 2%. >> who are -- >> i think when you're polling at 0, 1 and 2%, in the african-american community that tells you the whole story about. >> if you want to keep -- because of people like you reinforcing a false narrative about who mr. trump is and what he says about -- >> paris, come on. >> i'm reenforcing the na

all of those things go by the wayside when he gets on twitter and makes these statements, fat shaming and -- shaming women. you cannot do it. >> he is the candidate, and cannot offset what he said so far. reflect on this, all part of the conversation here as we got that from the "new york times" overnight. she's being an enabler. accusation of these problems. does that work? >> i think donald trump as far as his misogyny is pretty well know. it you're okay with it still voting for him, fine. if you're not okay with it you're not voting for him. what that sentiment is, it's a reminder how sexist it is to blame a woman for her husband's affairs. i mean, the idea that, you know, hillary clinton is somehow responsible for not keeping her man in check is incredible, and incredible that that idea persists poisonous. >> you mentioned huearlier neff nev nevada and florida. this does not bode well, latino voters. the numbers are widening. the gap is widening in, for the advantage of hillary clinton? >> richard, this makes no political sense. it makes no moral sense whatsoever. no one knows, ev

. >> there's plenty of kids from well off families who have not, who fall by the wayside.ine success. >> they are steady. i think people respect them. their family lives a they are exemplary. it is a new generation of trumps but how will they fair if this doesn't work out well? >> enjoyed talking to you. >>> ahead we will hear from hillary clinton's supporters in one of florida's reddest counties. life-long republicans who have banded together to make sure donald trump doesn't win their crucial state. support prop 51. prop 51 repairs older schools and removes dangerous lead paint and pipes ensuring classrooms are safe for all students. for safe schools vote yes on 51. teachers, nurses and firefightes support prop 51. prop 51 will upgrade libraries, science labs, and classroom technology and relieve school overcrowding creating more opportunity . . . and better learning for students help students succeed vote yes on 51. >>> more breaking news. a new bloomberg poll shows donald trump leading 2 points in florida. in a four-way race, florida crucial for trump. he himself has c

but the fact is that the original purpose has fallen by the wayside or at least it has been overshadowed. as early as 1982, an empirical study of small claims courts have them as the forgotten court. because the idea of giving the little guy a chance to get his small claim adjudicated had really fallen by the wayside. the dock the ets are dominated by debt collectors and businesses and not by individuals seeking redress as a result of business practices. for example, a study of the california small claims court in 2002 found that 56% of the plaintiffs were corporate or business plaintiffs, while only 36% were individuals. so what you see is that small claims courts have been functionally hijacked by the very interests they were ended to check. there was a story in the boston globe in 2006 that mentioned the benefit of small claims courts is that they have these relaxed standards. but what's happened is businesses have taken advantage of those relaxed standards to be able to go after, you know, small debts owed to them by individuals. well, this brings me back to my original question. wha

going to come forward and talk about that, i think your non-disclosure agreement would be put by the waysidet is a criminal activity. we cannot find one person over a 40-year career who has ever had an incident of donald trump. not one person. look at the senior executives that have been part of the company for 20, 30, 40 years. >> first of all, that has nothing to do. what he did in his business world has nothing to do with the way he clearly treats women in his personal life. this is nothing new. we saw him -- we heard him on howard stern in the '90s talk about women in such a demeaning and degrading way. they were objects to them. they were objects to be used and abused to his benefit whenever he wanted. if they were beautiful, because he thought -- >> play the howard stern thing because she brought it up and we will talk about it. >> go backstage before a show. >> yes. >> everyone is getting dressed and ready and everything else. and i'm allowed to go in because i'm the owner of the pageant because i'm inspecting it. >> like a doctor. >> is everyone okay. subpoena everybody okay? and you

most businesses have gone by the wayside. businesses as simply close up shop in st. louis. i have talked to a lot of these people because obviously i still go home, and a lot of them have switched their allegiances to mr. trump because they feel an amazingtheyi have talked fel thing. you have a billionaire from new york was connecting to people on the ground, people of lesser jobs, people who have had to take out social security 10 years early just to keep on surviving after the jobs in shifts were cut. it is truly something incredible. when i go to his rallies, his campaign events come i see people of all races, all ages. when i went to a mitt romney rallied 2012, never saw that. host: thank you very much for joining us this morning and being with us to talk about your perspective. able to watch last night's debate with the missouri staffers for the donald trump campaign. as all of us can see, a strong supporter for the new york billionaire. let's go back to calls. david in indianapolis supporting hillary clinton. you're on the air. caller: good morning, thank you for taki

they can't let some of these battleground states especially a state as critical at florida go by the wayside. >> and interesting, both secretary clinton and the president in california today still raising money to go into the races late even if they don't personally go. send in to state legislative races, take an pounding during the obama administration. >>> up next, third time a charm for president obama and hillary clinton in an event with senator elizabeth warren. expected to see her on the stage in a few moments. take you there live. looks like a fun event. ♪ before it became a medicine, it was an idea. a wild "what-if." so scientists went to work. they examined 87 different protein structures and worked for 12 long years. there were thousands of patient volunteers and the hope of millions. and so after it became a medicine, someone who couldn't be cured, could be. me. ♪ one pan, less than 30 minutes. because if they aren't going to eat it, at least you didn't spend too much time making it. campbell's one dish recipes. made for real, real life. mthat stuff only lasts a few hours. or, tak

we will break down the latest bloomberg swing state numbers and discuss what is falling to the waysideis rock them sock them campaign. ♪ mark: welcome back. we have a brand-new bloomberg politics battleground poll looking at north carolina, which remains an essential part of donald trump's narrow path to victory in november. in a four-way race, our poll shows hillary clinton leading among unlikely voters by just one percentage point, and clinton is up by the same margin in a two-way race according to our poll. that is slightly tighter than another new poll, where it shows the tar heel state. this one is from a batch of quinnipiac poll surveys released this afternoon. let's look at those. take a look at this map. we have hillary clinton up by three points, 46% to 43% among likely voters in north carolina , and new q polls put clinton up five points in florida, or to -- up five points in florida, 46% to 41%. and up four points in pennsylvania, all of those measured in four-way races, but in ohio, the outlier, trump seems to be gaining ground. there he is leading clinton by five points, 4

. >> we are certainly seeing that and we'll also see whether this tax return story goes along the wayside or whether it sticks around for a while. thanks so much. shannon? >> coming up, a major search and rescue operation following a massive landslide. where crews and rescuers are trying to search now for a missing villager. and a new term about to begin for the supreme court. we'll have a look at the caseload with a couple of our legal eagles comes up. ing up. ugh. heartburn. sorry ma'am. no burning here. try new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. they don't taste chalky and work fast. mmmm. incredible. can i try? she doesn't have heartburn. new alka-seltzer heartburn relief gummies. enjoy the relief. the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including

going to come forward and talk about that, i think your nondisclosure agreement would be put by the waysideactivity and we cannot find one person over a 40-year career of him employing tens of thousands of people who have ever had an incident with mr. donald trump. i find that very unique. not one person, looking at the senior executives at that company for 20 and 30 and 40 years. >> first of all that has nothing to do. what he did in his business world as you said, don, has nothing to do with the way he clearly treats women in his personal life. this is nothing new. we saw him -- we heard him on howard stern in the 1990s talk about women in such a demeaning and degrading way. they were objects to him. they were objects to be used and abused and to his benefit, whenever he wanted, if they were beautiful, he thought because he was a celebrity. >> two things i want to get to. one is howard stern. play the howard stern thing because she brought it up. >> i'll go backstage before a show and everyone's getting dressed and ready and no men are anywhere and i'm allowed to go in because i'm the own

so this idea that a third person perhaps can come in and both trump and clinton would fall by the wayside. there's nothing -- there's no evidence to provide any real belief that that can happen. but what happens when you look at the paul ryan/donald trump fallout the next three, almost four weeks here? what happens there? >> i think two things are going on right now. one is on the part of sort of establishment republicans battle. and that battle is to hold on to the house and the senate. the senate being in a particularly precarious situation right now. but beyond this battle there is also a war. and that war is over what the republican party is going to be after this election. whether, you know, if, in fact, donald trump goes down to defeat as the polls suggest. the fight is going to be over who is to blame in the republican party. is it the people who insisted upon nominating donald trump or will it be the people who did not get behind him in the end? and what does that say about what it is that republicanism really stands for. >> karen it appears from the interview donald trump did on

probably be more transactional and all these attacks would go by the wayside.nows. >> you asked kellyanne conway specifically about the conference call that they had today with trump supporters on capitol hill who actually explicitly said, you should -- that donald trump should focus on hillary clinton. not paul ryan. >> right. >> when you asked her about it, she side-stepped that as well. not clear if she can control the candidate. that's the real issue for kellyanne conway. she may say he'll stop attacking paul ryan. >> i asked her if she was the end of it. she wouldn't say that. because it seems she can't guarantee that. >> probably one of the most cringe-worthy parts of the interview is when we ran the clips of the former miss universe and teen pageant folks -- >> that he was basically peeping on them in various stages of undress. >> and bragged about it. kellyanne, we know her personally. she is a good mother and has good values. she says she can't comment on what this woman is saying. i wasn't there teen years ago. i don't know what you want me to say. wh

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so this will all go -- the comparison to donald trump will go by the wayside.'ll still have to deal with the trust issue once she's commander in chief. i thought the minute she became a senator the clinton foundation should have ceased to exist, so maybe bill clinton should have come up with a different model to channel his philanthropic efforts because this model was not going to work if his wife was going to be a senator or secretary of state. so that's what she has to contend with once she's president, is that she's not going to be running against donald trump. it's not going to be a comparison of two untrustworthy people. it's going to be just her. so she has to regain the public trust, and the clinton foundation, i'm not quite sure what she could say at this late admit to make it better, but it leaves a lot of questions. i think sometimes the clinton campaign thinks this is some republican, right-wing conspiracy. it's not, i'm a liberal democrat -- harris: you saw megyn kelly questioning donna brazile on whether debate questions had been given ahead of tim

unemployment, we would not have a deduction for medicaid, and the inheritance tax would go by the wayside, and all those other revenues would come from the proceeds of one federal consumption tax. steve: we will get one more call. this is from ricky in desoto, missouri. good evening. caller: hi. good evening, mr. johnson. i'm 19 years old, and i am very open-minded, and this is my first presidential election. i must say this election is an insult to human intelligence. the united states government is using the love of our land against us to create problems in our own home. we are force fed information in our own schools, and kids have to compete on standardized tests. it seems that the youth haven't had political positions for important subjects, involving our home and well-being. do you have any idea how the youth can be involved in federal government? mr. johnson: i do. i will point out the obvious. young people 18 to 34 have only grown up with the internet. my generation and others have grown up seeing everything through a filter. because you have not seen anything through a filter, i

a lot of the bad behavior toward each other tends to kind of go by the wayside when the american forces are right there with them. >> mike wallace, former special forces commander on the ground, knows a lot. mike, thanks for your expertise tonight. >> thanks, bret. >> i recently spoke with david petraeus and he once commanded the 101st airborne that were based in mosul. i visited him there when i was covering the pentagon and sent com commander and the general who oversaw the surge in iraq. he told me the fight for mosul will be very difficult. >> i think this will be a tough fight. isis has dug in. they have tunnels and improvised explosives and ambushes and the rest of that but i don't think it is as tough as we would have imagined as say six months or certainly a year ago. each fight against the islamic state has seen the iraqis do a better job. the real issue here, though, is the issue of post islamic state governance. and in the province, the capital which is mosul, a city of 2 million people, this is the most complex human terrain in all of iraq. >> and if missouri falls as expect

that i think a lot of us would feel they should be doing and a lot of these cases seem to go by the waysidewhat they learned from ray rice. so they had their own internal people looking at it. what's clear is that the nfl cannot get information from some of these lit law enforcement organizations. so the league is saying, it only got a lot of this information the same time all of us did when it was leaked to the media. that is a huge problem because if you got private investigators inside the nfl trying to do their own investigation, they can't get the documents, they are clearly hampered by that. >> real quickly a couple years ago nfl commissioner roger goodell announced this women's panel, what happened to that panel? >> well, there have been a lot of symposiums even. i was on one at the super bowl talking about women and the advancement of women. the nfl has talked a good game. we clearly see now that that is not actually happening in practice. and this is really unfortunate because the nfl could be a leader in this and has been in some ways. and now we see how to use a cliche they've dr

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we would not have a deductionntw for medicaid, and the inheritance tax would go by the wayside and all those other, all of those other revenues would come from the proceeds of one federal consumption tax. >> host: one more call. this is from ricky in desoto, missouri. good evening. >> caller: hi, well, this is -- good evening, to mr. johnson, to you as well. i'm 19 years old and i'm very open-minded. this is my first presidential election i can pour take in. this election is insult to human intelligence. united states government is using our love for the land against us to create problems in our own homes. we're force fed information in schools. kids have to compete on standardized tests to be cradled. i think backbone of your youth is youth have absolutely no say in my political positions involving important subjects involving our home and well being. do you have anything in mind how the youth can eventually be involved into government? >> guest: well, i do. i will point out the obvious here is that young people, you know, 18 through 34, have only grown up with the internet. my genera

it's just a product that has been -- you know, that was sort of to wayside, didn't get as much attentionuch going on, so many varying managers and different people that came and left. you know, i think we can all agree that twitter -- there's something really wonderful about the twitter products. they really are. and so the question is why can't they get it out there? and i do believe that it's, again, an issue of execution, of consistency, of focusing and really backing things. one thing that facebook is known for is backing things and keeping going through difficult times. >> kara, i wonder if there's something in maybe mistaking a gimmick for product uniqueness and quality. 140 characters, sure, feel how you will about it. vine was six seconds and stayed six seconds. it wasn't like it was easy to stitch things together like snapchat did. they didn't e strovl product. instagram did longer videos. youtube's are super long. did they try so hard to be different that they became irrelevant? >> i think it's just not evolving the product. that is about execution. i think that's been one of b

guess what, the rich get richer, companies like ibm continue to fall by the wayside. >> tomorrow night great look. apple. there is a company that has more revenue that can be affected by the strength of the dollar that's here -- you know, headquartered here in the u.s., apple 60% of sales come from outside the u.s. we know they launched in dozens of countries all over the -- you know, all over the world with a new phone. but tim, you know, since they launched that phone in mid september, the dollar index, dixie, up 3%. >> who cares? >> the dollar has been flat for 18 months, and until it breaks 100 with decided force, it's stuck in the rain. >> i agree. >> it's not as divergent as people think. and guess what, during this time where the dollar has been so strong, emerging markets have rallied. em currencies destroyed by the dollar kept pace and outperformed in the last week. oil outperformed the dollar. so i think that the dollar adjustment to the fed is something we saw two years ago. and it ended probably six months ago. but if anything, 2% move in the dollar until otherwise we get a

whatever plans he has will go completely by the wayside. the 70 years he has been alive no indication that he has any self-discipline to do anything otherwise. >> the thing about trump is he do d. so well over that six week whatever it was period in part because he had teleprompters and he stuck to them. trump, part of the charm of trump when he is off script and says what he feels entertaining, that's a danger to him as presidential candidate. in this town hall there will be no teleprompter. tonight is he doing hall with conservative moderator hugh hewitt that will not be the case on saturday night. >> that is true. one thing that truly scares donald trump is the prospect of losing. so we saw him get his act together, remain disciplined and focused and staying true to his core issues right after the democratic national convention where you're right, megyn, his poll numbers really did start to slide. that's really what scared him straight. i think after this first debate with the slippage in his poll numbers, that is also now scared him in

we've been flipping outward robes like crazy lately, but the warmth, exceptional warmth, going by the wayside. you can see we had couple of showers, the last couple of hours, all since fizzled away. really in the clear at this point. there are still some clouds. even hint of left over fog up at pleasant valley middle and high schools here, up at broads head ville, so far north the spot where we did end up with couple of showers, regardless, now seen them fizzle as we showed you evidence on storm scan3, temperatures off to warm start in ac and wildwood. in fact, low 60s currently, but around the entire region generally it is just a little milder than average. as we go throughout the day here, temperatures level off. come lunchtime for the kids will walk out on to the playground here with full sunshine. mid 60s, though, you know, that's right along the border line i would say of heeding at least sweatshirts. not the worse idea to pack the extra layer along. even headed out the door still cool enough to require that. >> absolutely, especially for the kids on recess. pack those sweatshirts. they'

sideline and everything is going in your favor and just on basic plays, they basically go to the wayside. on the other side you see the broncos finally lose a home game. they've really had a tough day oakland come if they hold on -- it is the wide-open. if they don't have to go on to win this football game. it is not completely over as of yet, and in denver, they are not invincible. you can go. a football game. i tell you what, i think san >> can they come back and have a sure week on thursday, that being san diego. >> take it back to the game. >> he has had a date to forget. that set up the raters scoring earlier that set up the raiders scoring opportunity, but he just mishandled a snap on a monkeys field goal to tie the game. a melvin gordon fumble. those are the ways that the football with 1:55 to play. the chargers can only stop the clock one more time. they have one time-out left. for the snapper, it looked like a clean snap. it looked like kaser just didn't hang on to it. adam: hits him right there in the hands. he can't secure it. i have been around the game of football for a long