neither bill weld more myself are hypocrites. when you tell the truth, first thing is you acknowledge mistakes. and we all make mistakes. but if you are transparent, acknowledge mistakes, tell the truth, is that not what you really want in leadership? josh: this really is more or less a partnership rather than a top of the ticket. mr. weld: we chose to run together. mr. johnson: 2 for the pricef candidates. we are the only ticket that is not isolationist. we believe in maintaining and demonstrating military supremacy in naval and air power, having people see that around the world. we believe in constructive engagement, cultural soft power. we have the full range of ticket in international diplomacy pay for regime change if we see that other country doing something we do not like. i think the american people agree with us and gary johnson on that. josh: one thing i have gone to know about you over the years is you're not restrained about speaking your mind. that is for sure. and if there's any cycle to do that, it is this one. mr.

the fire on beacon street started by welding work. the commission would determine if current fire codes are enough to protect the public and first responders. a tuberculosis case at a local high school under the microscope. ben: the questions tonight involving the case. disney world working right now to re-open after hurricane matthew shut it down. the timeline for things to get back to normal at the theme park. maria: new fallout from the kim kardashian armed robbery. the impact the million dollar jewelry heist is having on the family's reality show. harvey: the emphasis right now, northeast florida and georgia, but eventually southeast cutting your breast cancer risk in the kitchen. >> three foods you should have on the list. >> matthew moves out, a chilly st kelly ayotte: let's be honest - clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's clean air and clean water. i've been called a problem solver by independent

so why is bill weld changing his campaign strategy? one of the world's biggest interest in the giants has been letting the feds read all your emails. the judge is here to explain. it was the battle of the b squad as the wanna-veeps squared off. how did they do? >> he has run this economy into a ditch. it's the worst recovery since the great depression. >> we employed tens of thousands of people in this country. >> and didn't pay taxes. >> he's still on our time. >> isn't this a discussion? kennedy: no, it's anowing. until governor pence got so frustrated he finally snapped. >> you whipped out that mexican thing again. kennedy: to be fair, tim kaine is good with that mexican thing. if he whipped it out all over the stump. [speaking spanish] kennedy: what was accomplished in last night's newsfest? elaine quijano committed career suicide. >> the f.b.i. did an investigation and they concluded there was no reasonable prosecutor who would -- >> senator kaine governor pence, please. kennedy: they want to run for president in 2020, mr. governo

these high schooler's are trying out welding. they're on a tour of you're hands on, you get to see the machinery, the work they're doing it's called schools 2 skills... organized by the waukesha county business alliance... to show high school kids what it's like inside a manufacturing facility. worker ladder up there's a need for manufacturing workers in this area. manufacturing reps about 1 in 5 jobs in waukesha co. so we realize there's a huge demand the state's deputy secretary of workforce development says the demand will only grow as baby boomers continue to retire. she hopes this tour... kids manufactutring jobs don't have to be dirty... dangerous... or low-paying. these are high tech lucrative careers the average welder in wi starts at 50k a year brandon czebotar started the day already interested in welding... welding and says he's now thinking about it seriously as a career. this has really sparked interest more in it for meschools to than 2,000 students parents and teachers through companies like this one in waukesha pz

mary anne: i don't know if bill weld would have done any better. he lost the senate race, he lost the race for governor in new york. rob: gas in a tank of political campaigns is money. if you don't have money, you don't have gas in the tank. even if bill was on top, they did not have the money. ed: the voice of elizabeth warren seems to be echoing lottery and latter as we get closer to the elections. >> donald trump thinks it is smart for him not to pay one dime. what kind of a man does that? a selfish, little sleaze ball who will never be president of the united states. ed: the senior senator from massachusetts just said of a president a candidate, he is a selfish, little sleaze ball who will never be president of the elizabeth moran says what she means and means what she says. it drives him crazy, and that is the thing with elizabeth warren. she can say think others cannot say and get away with it. ed: will she bring out the progressive vote, which clinton needs? rob: she will not. the limited applause after that shows you the problem. getting th

i hold bill weld up on a pedestal. he wants to keep donald trump from being president as much as i don't want to see hillary clinton as president. we have a pretty balanced ticket. and former congressman ron paul, the 1988 libertarian nominee, says that jill stein is more progressive than you. what would you say to congressman paul? mr. johnson: that is congressman on the-- progressive social side, economically -- i lotk jill and i agree on a of topics, but when it comes to economics, jill and i come to a t in the road. iswhat ron paul is saying she is more progressive on social issues, that's his opinion. is saying she is better on the issues from an, standpoint, i would be surprised if he were saying that. let's go to david from dell, california, a supporter of hillary clinton. caller: i have actually never been registered for any political party. that's how i have conducted myself as a citizen. -- at little concerned the beginning of this show, the host asked you who you would appoint as a foreign secretary. that is

these high schooler's are trying out welding. they're on a tour of "weldall manufacturing." you're hands on, you get to see the machinery, the work they're doing it's a program called schools 2 skills... organized by the waukesha county business alliance. worker ladder up organizers want students to experience manufacturing jobs... since there's a need for thn about 1 in 5 jobs in waukesha co. so we realize there's a huge demand the state's deputy secretary of workforce development says the demand will only grow in coming years... as more baby boomers retire. there's a stigma manufacturing is dum me dirty and dangerous but that's clearly not the case she hopes this tour... welding will help careers the average welder in wi starts at 50k a year schools to skills has been running six years and in total taken more than 2,000 students parents and teachers through companies like this one in waukesha pz tmj4 as part of today's program... kids toured a second manufacturing company... and waukesha county technical college. people in moun

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leaves. >> a welding glove? >> a welding glove. so right away we thought, is this something that may have been dropped? but it was odd enough and in a place that we knew the suspect had run after the incident, that we ended up collecting it as evidence. >> not really knowing whether that had anything to do with you know, in something like this where it's a complete whodunit, you know, you take everything and hope something ends up helping your case. >> reporter: they kept looking. so did the dog. just beyond where the welding glove was found was a small wooded area, and across the street, an elementary school. which meant maybe the school's security system could get them a picture of the guy. >> another detective was able to get that video almost immediately. >> reporter: and sure enough, when they looked at the video, >> we actually saw a suspect, and saw a path that he ran. >> could you tell who it was or very much about him? >> it was very grainy video. all you could really see is that it was a subject appear

mark: governor, what does the weld/johnson ticket have?view of recent events, it does occur to us that we could be a place for republican voters to come who just feel now that they cannot vote for mr. trump, so we are emphasizing that we are an experienced ticket, we were two-term republican governors. we not only had two terms of experience, but by definition, we worked across the aisle because we had democratic states. we are a place they can go. it is ongoing to be a hard sell you have to do it, but hey, would you consider us? that is when to go down best in red state, where there are more republican voters. that may be a little bit of a shift from, i had a lot of blue states on my calendar until recently, and i am beginning to rethink that a little bit. john: tell us about your campaign activities. the plan to do tv interviews, rallies, how do you plan to close this out? bill: rallies and retail out west, and national media as well. getting out there, showing this in the west and the east, and trying to raise our name recognition so th

weld is running on the libertarian ticket with gary johnson. he also had events in keene and merrimack this afternoon. now to hurricane matthew, proving to be deadly in the united states. tonight, the category two hurricane is being blamed for five deaths in florida and more than 800 in haiti. now, the u.s. military is wmur's jean mackin joins us with more on the path of destruction in florida. jean: matthew has been pummeling the coastline. well-known roads like route a1a chewed up and well-known spots like historic st. augustine flooded. the storm surge filled the streets of historic st. augustine. >> there's 20 of us! jean: trapping people who stayed inside hotels here. an overhead view shows the atlantic ocean pouring into jacksonville after matthew back rooftops. and leaving popular vacation spots like daytona beach damaged. >> over 50 roads completely blocked by trees. jean: one of the deaths in florida, a woman who stepped outside during a lull to feed her animals. >> unfortunately, she was killed by a falling tree. jean: as matthew make

weld comes -- we didn't see there is weld's basically agreeing with a lot of other former justice department officials saying comey should not have sent this is letter, which seems to be the consensus opinion of anyone that worked at the justice department or is a prosecutor. they don't agree on everything. they haven't agreed on anything from the beginning of this campaign. who knows. you know, the polls right before this revelation had the third-party vote shrinking, which often happens as you get close to election day. maybe they'll see a little bump up as people are turned off by trump or hillary. >> who knows. ryan, gloria, thank you on this election. >> thank you. >> james comey from democratic hero to villain, taking fire from all sides. is it warranted? let's discuss that. >>> also, is early voting a good thing? we'll talk about the good and the bad choosing early, eight days left. i'm brooke baldwin. this is cnn special live coverage. we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do

i'll talk to vp nominee bill weld. clinton is also getting surprising endorsements from newspapers that have backed gop candidates for decades and decades leading many trump fans to protest to cancel their subscriptions. there was even a death threat. plus, trump's problems with women continue as he taunts the former miss universe about her weight and brings up bill clinton's affairs. i'm going to talk to a reporter he once called the "c" word and circle december 19 on your calendar. that's the real election day when the electoral college votes and i'll explain. but first, here's the big picture of where things stand. in politics, what bush 41 called the big moe, momentum, can turn on a dime. donald trump had it but i think he lost it this week. trump had the big mo going into the debate on advice from his new management team, trump had been exhibiting discipline. he stayed on message. he avoided unscripted remarks and long interviews, and e-mail controversy continued to simmer as her health faltered. just in time for

hey, christi. >> hi. >> let's start with what we heard from governor weld.lly a difficult week for their ticket. how does the clinton campaign try to bring back some of those millennials who have abandoned her campaign? how do they exploit, essentia y essentially, what happened this week? we got donald trump campaign surrogate here with us as well. simone. >> they need to take donald trump or in this case, bill weld's words and turn them back on him. he is their best advocate right now. going out there and talking to millennial voters, the clinton campaign has a great outreach team. the libertarians think that hillary clinton is the best candidate in the race. so along with all of hillary clinton's qualifications and proposals and some of the folks of the millennial counterparts are saying hillary clinton is the woman for the job. >> matt, can you bring back some of those never trumpers who are suffering g supporting gary johnson? >> it shows gary johnson and bill weld are polling from democrats and liberals and bernie sanders supporters. they are number one

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tonight, there may be a little snow mixed in, in weld county right now. strong echoes that way, not getting surface reports but temperatures dropping to the 30s in this part of weld denver mainly showers tonight while the mountains have picked up scattered snow showers throughout the afternoon and evening. the front to the south of us, watch what happens overnight. showers through about midnight continue possibly mixed with a touch of snow over weld county and logan county. a couple inches in the mountains. by early morning ready much all gone. low clouds, fog and drizzle for the morning for that commute because visibility will be limited. lows will drop to the mid- 30s and a freeze here although toward sterling, 31 degrees by morning. across the state 29 leadville, 29 laramie and 40s to the southeast. tomorrow starts with low clouds and fog in the morning over the eastern plains but burns off quickly by 10-11:00 a.m. leaving behind mostly sunny skies but cool conditions. eastern plains. 50s and 60s in the mountains, 70s out west. the cool down won't last

. >> george slack has volunteered to take professional photos of the animals at weld animal humanity society every year for seven y the animals are adopted faster. he admits he couldn't do it without his fellow volunteer carol caplan. some animals would rather play than have their picture taken, but george and carol have plenty of patience. together they capture the animal's personality and share the photos on the weld county humane society website. >> we know how to set the camera up and get the right take a cat or dog home. >> onn adopted me seven years ago. >> the weld county humane shelter takes in 4300 animals a year. >> surprise, check this out. denver 7 also trusted choice as the indiana sure znswer agents of colorado want to honor you as a 7 everyday hero for all your hard work. >> thank you very much. >> nice work. you're welcome. right now, we're keeping our eye out for volunteers who are dng if you know someone or you're working on a community that doing -- go to our website, the thedenverchannel.com, click on community and you'll see the nomination form there for thee7 ev

and it comes after weld took priority was defeating donald trump. the telegram reports weld says the attacks on his loyalty were planted by other campaigns. erika: a former top aide to defense secretary ash carter used a government credit card to pay large bar tabs at strip clubs. that's according to a new report by the inspector general. the report found major general ron lewis spent nearly three thousand dollars at strip clubs in south korea and rome. he had claimed his credit card was stolen. antoinette: to your economy now -- snapchat's initial public offering could value the company at 25 billion dollars or more. that's according to "the wall street journal." the photo and video sharing app is looking to sell shares as early as march. the company was valued at just under $18 billion back in may. erika: new at noon -- only this is significantly less than the 229,000 jobs added last september. the labor department says unemployment climbed slightly from 4.9 to 5%. explaining that is the result of more people feeling confident to start looking for

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and we have bill weld on. what does he say about what's going on in the election and the fate of that ticket? >> that's a jam-packed day. >> i was so excited about the election stuff, i literally almost ran over the kardashian thing, which is serious. she was held at gunpoint. when the kardashian take second in the news, you know you got big stuff going on. >> thanks, chris. >>> who will win? hillary clinton or donald trump? polls are not the only predictor. >> if we could tell you that, we could go home right now. >> what does the market tell about who will win? we have that next. erag ..ll fine in control... and we're back... introducing new at&t plans with no data overage charges.

live in weld county, i'm amanda del castillo, denver 7. >>> turning now to your vote this morning.

weld central started it's remarkable come back with a bang. tucker moses got the rebels on the board with an electrifying punt return for a touchdown for the end of the 3rd quarter, beating everyone before finally falling into the end zone and that he sent the crowd into a frenzy. speaking of fr one minute to go. 4th and 12, weld central trailing by four, when there is a beautiful pass to alex reese for the crazy go-ahead score. >>> mountain vista getting in on the halloween spirit early as they host cherokee trail. nothing scary about the start, chad long takes the hand off into the pile, but reemerges alone on the other side. the 2nd. cherokee trail would not that effort and were dominant in the run game. seconds remaining in the first half, dylan james will keep it himself, a 33 yard sprint to the end zone, cougars keep running, 38-25 is the final. >>> number three ranked denver east with a challenge facing 4a defending state champ cheyenne mountain on the court. indians try to keep pace with the angels, kc ardenson gets the past, strikes a

bill weld went on to say, that taxes are going to go up under hillary. there's nothing that government can't do in our lives when it comes to hillary clinton. and bill weld is the first one that raises questions i think of the whole country is raising questions about pay to play, these e-mails and look, i think her stint as secretary of state was directly related to the clinton foundation and those speaking fees originally i thought it was speaking fees paid to bill clinton for him having been president. more power to him but boy, you can really connect the dots between those speaking fees and an agreement signed the next day with the state department with hillary's signature on it. >> i hate to put salt in the wound. many people started questioning your qualifications after that aleppo moment and then you being unable to mention a foreign leader. so you've had time to sleep on it, think it over. >> a foreign leader that i admired. what is it -- >> you had time to think about. >> yeah, i still can't come up with one. >> you cannot. >> still can't come up

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the lady of here. >> weld in 1955, why was it for torn down?n -- when isabel left the estate to the town of brookline, she didn't tell them she was planning to do that. they found out about it almost literally from the newspaper. it took them several years to decide what to do with it. she did not leave a request to fund maintenance of the park. there was back and forth actually. they tried to sell the estate. the navy department looked at it as a possible navy installation but decided not to. in the early 1950's, thomas -- the town of brookline brought the firm of olmsted associates. they documented the entire estate. by the early 1950's, nothing at -- had changed yet. those were the drawings used to reconstruct the garden. eventually, there was a fire. there was a lot of vandalizing going on. we believe there was an arson and that is what called the ultimate destruction of the mansion. yes, gentlemenan over here? >> first of all, on behalf of all the dosans here, we want to thank you for the book because it has enhanced our interpretation of

bill weld is not invited to the vice presidential debate tuesday. he was invited here this morning. says he's been pressured to drop out of the race and suspects that comes from the clinton camp. i'll ask him about that. >>> and here is an early tweet -- a ha, sean spicer, what does he say, smerconish, you are such an advocate of third parties. when is the last time you had dr. jill stine on? the greens can't match the executive experience of the libertarians. and, yes, i do give platform to the libertarians. i'm glad you are watching me. thank you. guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your small business. wouldn't you love more customers? i would definitely love some new customers. sprint will help you add customers and cut your costs. switch your business to sprint and save 50% on most current verizon

after the bell we are joined by libertarian vice presidential candidate bill weld to talk about the impact on the election. >>> shares of tesla and solar city. we have a closer look at why investors do not seem to like this announcement again. >> a lot of skepticism about the proposed merger between the companies. >> a big announcement tomorrow, as well. on this merger. we have more details. >> let's begin with how this month is finishing up. nice costume today. >> i try to keep the colors coordinated. this is supposed to be a big volatile month. markets to the down side. s&p down about 1.7% for the month. worst monthly showing since going back to january. the russell 2000 even worse. interest rates a real problem. take a look at sectors. good thing the banks had terrific earnings because that saved us from going further south. consumer discretionary, retailers had a terrible month. health care all the more down across the board. and anything interest rate sensitive got hit as yields moved to the upside. look at health care. drug distributors down 16%. talk of competitive drug pricing kill

i hold bill weld up on a pedestal. he want to keep donald trump from being president. he wants to keep donald trump being president as much as i don't want to see hillary clinton as president. so we have a pretty balancedst ticket. >> host: former congressman ron paul who was 1988 libertarian nominee said jill stein is more progressive than you.ay what would you say to say congressman paul? >> guest: that's congressman

. >>> bill weld says hillary clinton is the most qualified person to be president. wait a minute, that's not staying on message. >> too honest. >> that will never work. we're going to ask him about that and more when he joins us live. >>> libertarian vice presidential candidate bill weld making a surprising statement saying that hillary clinton is the most qualified candidate to be president. what about his running mate gary zonso johnson? what about him. bill weld, governor, injecting honesty into a process like this is never recommended. >> it's unthinkable, chris. you're absolutely right. >> so, what do you want to achieve by saying something like that? you know there's a reason that those types of statements aren't said, even if believed in politics. why did you do it? >> well, i said i'm not sure there is anybody more qualified than she is on paper. i mean, she's got quite a resume. six or eight years as a senator. she was known for mastering her brief in the senate and four years as secretary of state. on paper that is a pretty good resume. pretty good qualifi

right back with bill weld after this.ealthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >>> right to my right over here, former governor of massachusetts and now libertarian candidate for vice president, bill weld joins us. sir, i've got to start just by asking you, what are your thoughts, as an intelligent, educated, and civil man on the events of the past 24 hours in presidential politics? >> i'm somew

. >> reporter: jeff rodriguez was tom's boss at the weld county jail. they were corrections officers. >> he was a good employee. he had a son that was sick, so he did miss more work than what most fellow officers liked. >> reporter: stressful, draining thing, caring for a sick child. so, maybe their new year's eve party was a way to hop f too. ashley's adoptive dad, joel, was at the party. >> there was dancing going on. people were having a good time. >> reporter: and ashley seemed to be having a fine time, said andrea. she and tom seemed to be getting along fine? >> they seemed to be getting along fine. >> reporter: that's when ashley and andrea went off into the kitchen, had a little party of their own. what were you drinking? >> jungle juice and jell-o shots. >> reporter: i've heard of jell-o shots. juice? >> just juice of whatever kind i -- and then vodka and everclear, whatever kind of hard alcohol. >> reporter: oh, my. >> yeah. i was having a good time. i intended to have a good time. >> reporter: there was one unusual thing, though, said andrea.

of what we are seeing roll through the metro area right now, and it's light rain, and mainly over weld county, and right now we have showers and thunderstorms lighting up the sky in north western colorado. a view over the city, and you can weak showers were moving earlier over the city, and right now they are over weld county. through the rest of the day. around 10:00, wet weather out west, and in the city, dry and windy. around 3:00, partly cloudy, and temperatures drop with the cooler air settling in, and tomorrow morning, we have sunshine. in the high country, remember a freeze watch in effect. overnight lows in the 30s and 20s, but tomorrow, it's much cooler. wednesday, 65, and another disturbance arriving wednesday into thursday, and a chance of showers and cooler temperatures. saturday looks nice at 69. tracy, how are the block the left lane this is i- 75 westbound and i-25. with that, the left lane is blocked, and traffic is moving slower to get an it. dropping speeds into the teens. we are seeing it back up farther and farther. as more drivers are out on the roadway it will cau

but beyond that, no further guidance from the libertarian vice presidential candidate bill weld. his advice is if you're choosing between two major party candidates, don't choose that one. don't choose trump. but you can do the math yourself to figure out what you should do instead. i'm not endorsing hillary clinton, but you can figure it out. that's actually nicer than what ross perot did to bob dole in 1996. trump and pence should maybe be happy with that. >>> when you woke up this morning and checked your phone or whatever it is you look at first thing to get your news, you probably saw a headline like this one declaring that the polls are tightening between hillary clinton and donald trump. we have seen some recent evidence of that. a bloomberg poll of florida voters today showed donald trump actually up by two points in florida. most other florida polls have shown hillary clinton very consistently ahead in that state. we also have the nbc "wall street journal" marist poll today showing donald trump tied with hillary clinton in nevada. the early voting numbers for trump in ne

joining me now governor bill weld. thank you for being here. appreciate it. to hear your response to the debate. first, can you explain what you meant by saying you'll focus your attention on making sure donald trump doesn't get elected? >> good to be with you. gary johnson and i have been, since the get-go, in this to win. i think the way to win, to run the table, is to peel off republican votes from donald trump. people say we pick off millennial votes from the democrats. but i have a hard time understanding why any republican would vote for donald trump. he said at the beginning, i am from new york. i am pro choice. he sounded like a new york city liberal democrat, which he i think used to be. and you know, he has gone 180 degrees against what reince priebus and paul ryan and all the leaders of the party decided the party needed to do after the 2012 election. which was emphasize free trade. outreach latinos to the hispanic community. reach out to women and people of color and ethnic communities. donald trump has done the opposite of that. he's done the opp

then taken to a weld county landfill. >>> new developments asic release body camera video from an officer who shot and killed a man in parker. that suspect shot and badly wounded a douglas county sheriffs detective. the whole scene played out near sierra middle school. >> officers responded to a man with a gun earlier this month. we showed you when the injured deputy, dan brite, left a hospital for rehabilitation. all the hospital workers cheering on his recovery. jennifer brice live in douglas county. you just got your hands on the who killed the suspect. >> this report from the district attorney's office actually in arapaho county actually clears the officer who took that fatal shot on that day. the officer we've learned has only been with parker pd about two years and just a month prior to that instant, he had rifle training. what you're about to see is body camera video from his body cam on that day. >> reporter: in this body camera video you see police officer ronnie dorrell run toward the armed suspect and barricade himself behind the door. >> he's down. he's down. >> reporter: that

. >>> investigators are going to search a landfill in weld county. they're going to look for a missing toddler's body. this is day 1 for this 13-month-old anthony. he was reported missing. this man was -- this is 23 year old logan roger and he's the boy's mother's boyfriend. >> amanda del castillo has more on the story. >>reporter: a disturbing story that's -- a timeline that's leaving authorities with more questions than answers. now, the boy wws reported missing wednesday. that was seeeral days after he was last seen. now, interviews leading authorities to believe the child died. his body dumped in a larimer community college trash landfill. the man arrested, logan's arraignment was scheduled for friday, and his hearing postponed and he decided to talk with detectives. detectives tells denver 7, they have to comb through 200,000 pounds of garbage and that search starting at sunrise starting at 7:30. we'll talk about the developments throughout the morning. live in weld county, i'm amanda del castillo, denver 7. >>> turning now to your vote this mor

. >> massachusetts governor bill weld returns to the state tomorrow. what the libertarian vice >>> tomorrow it is sentencing who beat his both of her retinas detached. and bill weld he will go to spreag at the omni parker house in fox 25 will be there we'll bring you the message tomorrow afternoon at 4:00. >>> also in the race to the white house donald trump made several stops in florida today with just two weeks until election day. he visited st. augustine in tampa and made his plea to voters to come out and support him on election day. if trump fails to win florida his path to the white house becomes much more difficult. hillary clinton rallied for support in new hamhi massachusetts senator liz beg warren. the crowd was so big that even -- elizabeth warren. the crowd was so big that the event had be moved outside. >> we are joined by boston university political historian and author tom whalen thank you so much for joining us telephone to. >> my pleasure. >> hillary clinton campaigning today in new hampshire with two weeks left to go so much focus on

i hold bill weld up on a pedestal. he wants to keep donald trump from being president as much as i don't want to see hillary clinton as president. we have a pretty balanced ticket. and former congressman ron paul, the 1988 libertarian nominee, says that jill stein is more progressive than you. what would you say to congressman paul? mr. johnson: that is congressman on the-- progressive social side, economically -- i lotk jill and i agree on a of topics, but when it comes to economics, jill and i come to a t in the road. iswhat ron paul is saying she is more progressive on social issues, that's his opinion. is saying she is better on the issues from an, standpoint, i would be surprised if he were saying that. let's go to david from dell, california, a supporter of hillary clinton. caller: i have actually never been registered for any political party. that's how i have conducted myself as a citizen. -- at little concerned the beginning of this show, the host asked you who you would appoint as a foreign secretary. that is

is this essentially william weld saying, i give up.oing to do everything i can to help hillary clinton get elected? >> there have been rumors weld would drop off the ticket because he didn't want to be part of a movement that might help elect donald trump. i wouldn't be surprised if it happens. i think it's a strong signal from william weld that a vote for gary johnson is a wasted vote. it's a vote for donald trump. don't do it. >> bill press. joe borelli. thank you very much. >>> next you're about to hear from the man who played tim kaine in the mock debates with mike pence. don't miss the advice he gave to trump's running mate next. get the new iphone on us when you switch to at&t and have directv. [ that's a good thing, eligible for medicare? but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they could save you in out-of

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rain in northern weld this morning. rainfall amounts could go up to three quarters of an inch. tremendous rain for to the north. i mentioned earlier on, the snow forecast from the i-70 to north foot hills, 2 to 5 inches of snow. in the foothills one to three inches. little higher tree line with the ski area at 4. >> been a long time since we had a morning like this. >>> it started opening thangivi 22. this year the biggest mall in >>> president obama's approval rating is at the highest of his second term according to the orc poll. his current approval rating is term high and hits the level president obama has hit twice since end of first year in office. this poll continues a trend where his approval rating has been at 50% or higher in cnn polls since february. >>> both donald trump and hillary clinton are preparing for the second presidential debate on sunday. today clinton is behind closed doors studying up on policies while trump holds town hall in new hampshire. half the questions come from the audience. with the debate on sunday. we'll hair -- we'll air on channel 20 it bum