kristen welker in winston-salem. kristen, thank you for that. in the meantime, donald trump is trying to make a story of what the clinton campaign isn't talking about right now. it has to do with wikileaks and we just heard donald trump's latest line of attack. he's perpetuating pay for play tactics. this is from an e-mail allegedly stolen from the chairman. this is nethe new material we'r learning about. in the middle of it all is a guy named doug band who is basically the gatekeeper to bill clinton. he worked with him in shaping his post-presidency and he started this company called teneo. part of this hack is a memo that doug band put together a few years ago where he said, look, i'm going to outline for you how i made money for bill clinton in his post-presidency. what he shows here is he took some major corporate clients, like coca-cola, ubs, dow chemicals. this is a chain of four profit universities here. these are global companies in many cases with big bucks. what he did was he got them to give money to the clinton foundation. he said ab

that event in winston salem. our updated election map shows florida and nevada now shifting from lean democrat back to battleground. our latest average of the five most recent national polls shows clinton maintaining a six-point lead over donald trump. 47 to 41. so how important are today's battleground state events to their respective campaigns? cnn's chris frates is covering the trump campaign. he's in ohio, standing by to hear from trump later this hour. cnn's jeff zeleny in north carolina covering hillary clinton. waiting to hear from her and michelle obama. they'll be speaking jointly. we'll have live coverage. donald trump about to speak where you are in springfield, ohio. this is the first of three ohio events. seen some poll numbers move in his direction. how's he planning to keep up that momentum? >> yes, he's planning to keep that momentum up by doing these big kinds of rallies. if you take a look at the polling we've seen, the last few polls out of ohio shows him typed with hillary clinton. a poll that

early voting is topic of discussion during the campaign rally in winston-salem. a special guest. >> yes. we talked about that polling centers so let's talk about that first there are 10 new center and officials expect to see a lot of foot traffic. is of the democrats are pushing supporters to get out and do is vote early. nellis talk of the special guest. michelle obama will be joining secretary hillary clinton in winston-salem for the first joint campaign appearance together. they plan on attending an early voting rally. mrs. obama has been a key surrogate on the trail for secretary clinton telling voters there is not a handle the office. both women have a hard get out the vote effort as the early voting is underway in many states including hours. we see an increase in people wanting to vote early. the state board of election has opened more sites happening today also to accommodate the number of voters they to see the long lines the campaign event will take place at 2:00 today in winston-salem at the lauren still veterans coliseum. campaigning in ohio today and

as we watch and wait for this event in winston-salem, dana, to you first. the white house is referring to the first lady's appearance as this closing argument and i have to imagine not only does she have these huge approval ratings but she also can sort of say and do things about hillary clinton that hillary clinton can't really say about herself. >> right, look, that's true for any candidate to have somebody who is -- who can stand up and say they know you and vouch for you is important. somebody with the kind of approval ratings that michelle obama has, you can't beat it, somebody who can reach the specific areas that they need, particularly in a place like north carolina, millennials, african-american voters and women so that's kind of a demographic hat trick for michelle obama but i think more important than all of the specifics is the imagery and the reminder that this is a current first lady who standing up saying vote for one of my predecessors, a former first lady who, by the way, was senator, who, by the way, was secretary of state and now wants to

the rally at wake forest in winston/salem north carolina and a historic moment for two first ladies and donald trump heads to springfield, ohio, for a rally at 1:00 p.m. nebraska, then iowa and clinton ahead among likely voters in new national polls this morning. clinton leading by 9 points. 43, 34. the new fox news poll. a 3 point lead at 44% and as of today, showing an advantage in early voting. more than 10.5 million votes have already been cast nationwide. that according to the "associated press" this morning. the strong early voting turnout by those likely to support clinton. registered democrats, minorities and young people. and here's the top headlines from the trump campaign this morning. more evidence of gop in-fighting and fanning the flames within the divided party. "the new york times" said he's privately said paul ryan should pay a price for his disloyalty. that according to two people reportedly close to donald trump and also this morning, melania trump is speaking out and says her husband should move forward with lawsuits against the women who accused him of sexual assaul

at 2:00, she will take part at an event at winston salem university. she is touring 14 state in 42 days. >>> campaign 2016 continues to make stops in north carolina. senator elizabeth warren will be in chapel hill and raleigh to push for votes for hillary clinton. bill clinton will make several stops, and howard dean will be at high point university. tomorrow, dean will talk college affordability and former clinton -- former president clinton will be in the area. hillary clinton will hold her first rally with first lady michelle obama in winston salem. voters in wake county have another decision on their hand. referendum, and the money would fund the wake transit plan, a commuter rail connecting darner and durham and points inbetween. it includes expanded bus service throughout the county. >> it's very inexpensive. for the typical family, this will be about $2.75 a month. for basically the price of a cup of coffee, you can you new bus transit and 37 mileses of commuter rail. >> we know there are traffic concerns in this area but think the plan is much

shaw hosting winston salem state on homecoming. bears came ready to play in the first half. third down for the rams...and the ball comes loose on the handoff...shaw recovers. and shaw capitalizes on second and goal -- darron downing takes off running and finds the corner of the endzone for the t-d. shaw built up a 10- nothing lead. in the second quarter...downing stayed active. again in the red zone...he keeps it himself to score. but the second half was all other c-i-aa scores -- st augs goes down at johnson c smith 34-to-8 -- fayetteville keeps pace with winston salem state easily getting past livingstone. the broncos and the rams will play for the division title next saturday. beginning at six a-m for the latest eyewitness news. we'll see you again tomorrow night for "eyewitness news there is no limit to what every student in north carolina can learn and achieve. not when we're 44th in per student funding. we should not ask for more money from you. he gave tax breaks to those at the top while raising taxes 67 ways on the middle class. it's time to polish up our brand and

winston-salem, which you're looking at live right now.where hillary clinton will be campaigning with what some call her secret weapon, michelle obama. it's no secret anymore, given the first lady's status is the most popular political figure in the country. she'll be out on the trail with the former secretary of state, hoping to boost early voting there. meanwhile, the latest national poll has clinton up by nine 12 days from election day. for a closer look at some of this poll, i'm joined by msnbc news mark murray. we've got the national poll that shows her up by nine, one shows her up by 14, one by three. it's numbers overload. you said this morning on our phone calls you felt like you were drinking from a fire hose. >> there are a plethora of polls out there. let me break down the recent ones. we end up having five new polls that have come out in the last 24 hours. all with hillary clinton ahead. but from a point range of three point, according to the fox poll that was released last night, to 14 points by an online ap poll. hallie, it's

the rally at wake forest in winston/salem north carolina and a historic moment for two first

give fords will appear at winston-salem state university and it's happening at 2:00. >>> just the day after campaigning with hillary clinton in new england, rising democratic star elizabeth warren comes to the triangle tonight. the u.s.es senator from massachusetts will not only support clinton's presidency but debra ross, who's supporters to take advantage of early voting. the rally begins at 8:00 and is take place at meredith college. >> here in north carolina, a one-point race. this race is on, north carolina. don't let them spin you any other way. >>> republican vice presidential candidate spent the day in north carolina monday. indiana governor mike pence made stops in salisbury and greensboro in an effort to rally supporters to g nominees are focusing on another battleground state in the south. we're talking about florida. craig boswell roberts the sunshine state has 29 electoral votes up for gra. >> reporter: donald trump touted the diversity of his third straight day in the state and early voting is underway. e lle ckand nobody knows how they're voting but they steam have trum

hearing the first lady throw out numbers and i have numbers, feskally they're in winston-salem, that'sthe county which obama won in 2012 despite losing the state to romney by 100,000 votes which when you look at trump's -- now that the path is narrowing, the path to victory is narrowing, talk about how important north carolina is in this election. >> donald trump has no path to the presidency without north carolina so if north carolina comes in when the polls close in first wave on election night and it's towards hillary clinton we will know very early in the night, it won't be a long night. but who would have ever thought that barack obama would be the second-best speaker in the family? she is just so good and there's a generational thing. she's 52, hillary clinton is 69. when hillary clinton speaks to the audience it sounds like she's reading a script and peeking to them. when michelle obama speaks, and she had a script but when she speaks she sounds like she's speaking with an audience, there's a cadence to it, a chorus that hillary doesn't have and i think frankly because she's 52

. >> first lady michelle obama making her case to an enthusiastic audience in winston salem trying to win votes in this battleground state. this was a campaign first. the first lady appearing on the same stage as hillary clinton and it happened here in north carolina. thank you for joining us. i'm david crabtree. >> i'm deborah morgan. michelle bell atlantic mobile phone made sure the crowd took

. >>> hillary clinton will be at a rally at winston salem today with michelle obama. >> donald trump will campaign today in another battleground michelle obama team up in north carolina. >> we cannot for a minute. no complacency here. >> more than 10 million americans have already voted with more democrats at the pull -- at the polls. >> they have lines going to the voters polls that are four blocks long and there are an awful lot of red hat. >> the latest poll shows trump drilling by nine points. >> i don't think it into goals with their goods they don't pay attention to them they are bad. >> they are tied in nevada and clinton up by nine in new hampshire. schedule. >> trumpet taking heat for diverting his campaign to open a hotel in washington. >> trump is in ohio today were so far more democrats have voted. >> all this week we are on the road talking to voters in north carolina about the issues the port to them. -- important >>> we are learning more about the person responsible for the firebombing of the gop can headquarters in hillsboro. >>> footage from during a nine hour span w

clinton will campaign with first lady michelle obama for the first time today in winston-salem. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. ((brian loftus)) >>> early voting is already underway in north carolina. voter records show that so far... 48 percent of people voting early there are registered democrats. 28 percent are registered republicans. but democrats outnumbered republicans in early voting in 2012 as well.. state./// ((brian loftus)) >>> the man suspected of destroying donald trump's star on the hollywood walk of fame has been arrested. james otis was arrested this morning on suspicion of felony vandalism. otis said he committed the attack on the star yesterday.. saying he intended to remove it and auction it off. dressed as a city worker, he used a pick axe and sledgehammer. the star was dedicated in recognition of trump's work on "the apprentice." the hollywood chamber of days to repair./// ((brian loftus)) >>> and we are your local election headquarters throughout the campaign season. you can stay up to date right here on channel 8... and online at las vegas now do

the michelle obama will join hillary clinton at a rally in winston-salem, north carolina, live at 2:00 p.m. eastern. celebrity chef in florida senator bill nelson joined hillary clinton on the campaign trail yesterday. from tip of florida, this is just under an hour. >> thank you, thank you, thank you for being here today on behalf of hillary. florida, you know is exceptionally important. that is why you're here. corridor is important. that yount to tell you have already concluded this, but look at the assault that has at this candidate, not just this year, but for years, and look who is standing tall. and if there is any question about it, how about that third debate? it is a privilege for me to be going around the state with hillary and with tim. we've had the nelson family has had the privilege of knowing the clintons for three decades. and in the senate, tim kaine is one of my best friends. and i can tell you, he is the real deal. and what is so instructive about tim and what is so prophetic was back in law school, he took a year off anyway to honduras as a catholic missionary teac

clinll campaign with first lady michelle obama for the first time today in winston-salem. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. a wisconsin appeals court has struck down a fond du lac underage drinking in their home. homes.the case centers on stuart muche of van dyne, a small town north of fond du lac. he was cited last year after minors were drinking at his son's graduation party. muche argued the ordinance is improperly stricter than state law.yesterday..the 2nd district court of appeals agreed... and adopted his reasoning in a 3- to-nothing ruling. coming up on the cbs 58 news at noon... of trying to fly drunk...what the f-a-a- says about alcohol and pilots - next mark ruffalo "these are all human beings just like everyone out there watching." watching." a hollywood star with wisconsin roots taking a nat sound: chanting "no surrender, no retreat." police officers from several states including wisconsin are joining a standoff in north dakota - a growing confrontation between law enforcement and several hundred protestors blocking the site of a proposed oil pipeline.t

(winston salem, north carolina) first lady michelle obama... echoing reports that trump's campaign is trying to discourage young people and african americans from voting. (sot: sasha issenberg/ bloomberg news) "the trump campaign has given up winning over these people, and so they're betting that they can turn people off from voting altogether."but long lines are already forming in early voting states.(insert ends) senator ron johnson and his challenger days before the election. johnson made a stop thursday in chippewa falls with south carolina senator and former presidential candidate lindsey graham.johnson also plans to roll out a t-v ad highlighting a program to put unemployed inner-city milwaukee residents back to work.the move is in response to former senator russ feingold's remarks that the faith-based program called the "joseph project initiative" doesn't go far enough to address poverty. feingold says he was not criticizing the program be eight write-in candidates for president, eligible to have their votes counted in wisconsin.those ca

they will be at wake forest university in winston salem at 2:00. we will be there and will carry that live. >>> one day after making a campaign rally appearance in kingston and donald trump is heading to the battleground state. he is making three stops in ohio before heading to new >>> it's going to be a beautiful week. >> it is. look at our tall tower camera. it is great. gray skies and area. the gray skies aren't likely to bring us rain until tonight. we are tracking a cold front. once it moves that we do beautiful weather in the forecast for friday and weekend. expect the clouds to be with us on and off today. it's warmer than it was yesterday. forty-three and roxborough 45 it's 55 in clinton in the forecast expected to be warmer than yesterday at 74 but we will see a mix of sun and clouds in just a few isolated showers overnight tonight and then clearing friday early in the day high of 72. are afternoon highs and lows will be well above normal next week. we hit nearly 80 on saturday and sunday 81. enjoy the beautiful weather it will be unseason

secretary clinton and michelle obama will hold a rally on thursday in winston-salem. republican governor mike pence is in salisbury and donald trump will b kingston. >>> today trump rallied in the battleground state of florida. he told the crowd he isdoing better among female voters than with male voters. trump also continue to call into question the integrity of the election. but let me tell you it's a rate system. >> a new cbs poll shows 72% of florida republicans believe trump would win. >>> investigators are at a crash site in southern california trying to figure out what caud a tour bus to hit an 18-wheeler. it's killed 13 people injured 31. a crane was needed to separate the bus from the truck on interste 10 near palm springs. a survivor told police most of the passengers were sleeping at the time of the crash. >> in all is 35 years i've never been through a crash like this. it's tough. >> the bus was headed back to los angeles from a casino. the 1996 bus was inspted >>> another collision between a car and bike in wake county this time the rider did not survive.

god bless. [ cheers ] [ applause ] >>> michelle obama in winst winston-salem, in north carolina. their first joint appearance. i am kate snow, we are tracking an extremely busy day of political news. less than two weeks to go until election day. hillary clinton just wrapped up that rally with michelle obama. that state is very important to democrats. another hacked memo released by wikileaks and donald trump is jumping all over that. >> to more e-mails, wikileaks releases the more lies between the clinton's foundation and the clinton's personal finances, they all get blurred. >>> lets begin with nbc, chris jansing, she's at that event in winston-salem, north carolina. >> reporter: what we saw was a master class political making. very few people who could do what she just did. she took a packed auditorium and held them in the palm of her hands and delivered and talking about how her husband could have lost her in 2008 but by two votes per precincts and he could have won. but, 17 votes per precincts in 2012. she focused on children, something that allowed her without naming him by

in wake forest university winston-salem. that rally begins at 2 pm and doors open 11:30. the trump campaign returns tomorrow. mike pence will have -- headline 2016 conservative rally in smithfield doors open at 4 pm for the 6:00 event. crews will cover both events and have coverage on air and online at wncn.com. yesterday. he on several issues during his speech including rate hikes recently announced on plans under the afford will care act. recent polling has hillary clinton leading trump on average by two percentage points. trumpet on recent revelations about tainted emails released by wikileaks and one after first how she handled her own emails while she was secretary of state. >> nobody has ever gone the way like hillary clinton >> she started the day in dc by promoting -- he started the day in dc by promoting his new hotel and stopped in charlotte for a policy speech we also spoke with major garrett who's been covering the trump campaign for us. he says the campaign focus on florida and north carolina in that order trump cannot get the necessary 270 electoral votes >>

. >> as we speak, bo is on his way to winston-salem to get ready for tomorrow's for clinton. vice presidential nominee mike pence will be back in north carolina thine the conservative event in smithfield. >>> we are in the rallies in kinston, damaged by all the high waters. the governor says there's three things he and his office are working on right now: starting a capital fund for houses and possibly for small businesses, to open bridges and roads, and finally to figure out how to rebuild kinston among other north carolina towns. we spoke with one man who several properties here that were severely damaged or destroyed. >> i did not have flood insurance, and this is all out of pocket. we're talking about a half million to three quarters of a million dollars it will cost our company. >> reporter: there is a sign of hope here. a very popular business that was flooded during hurricane >>> tonight we are looking into the circumstances that led to a man being accused of murdering his stepfather. deputies found 72-year-old warren barnes injured at his home on andrews road in pitts

. >> clinton will campaign with first lady michelle obama in winston-salem craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> hillary clinton and donald trump in civil -- cedar rapids tomorrow afternoon and evening. clinton said she is camp outside of city market at 1:15 and there will be a trump at the amplitheater. >>> cbs2 news is hosting a your voice your future vote 2016 roundtable discussion tonight and you can catch on fox 28 starting at 10:00 p.m. includes republican chairman jeff hoffman, doctor and he maguire and cary covington. recent statistics show iowa students are doing better in science but we have a long way to go. as we told you on tuesday school districts are now revealing the student achievement numbers. the des moines register reports iowa middle school students are making strides but many still struggle in iowa only 38% of middle schl proficient levels, however, there is some good news. statewide the achievement gap between black and white students shrinking >>> coming up. two earthquakes shake italy and toppled buildings but this was the first time the european country

back to football -- ciaa style - st augs visiting winston salem state - down by seven and facing 2nd and 19 -- dj johnson -- takes off -- and manages -- this drive would lead toa field goal for the falcons 3rd quarter - rams put this one away -- te'vaughn hurse -- breaks through the first wave -- hits the sideline -- and the gas -- 63 yard touchdown run - the rams scored 24 unanswered points and win it 45-10 - st augs drops to 2-and-2 in league play. other ciaa results from today - fayetteville state holds off johnson c smith 37-21 -- livingstone over and seven. cam newton was cleared to play -- which is a good thing as they are trying to dig out of a one and four hole. the panthers are on the road at new orleans this week - get all the latest news on the panthers huddle after the late news tonight. the railhawks on the road at indy -- just before the end of the half -- nice passing sets up justin braun -- using his noggin -- it's one nothing eleven. 2nd half -- simon attacker hits the turf. mensing given a yellow card. it's in a dangerous area -- and nicki paterson scores on the fre

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north carolina, our focus today, and joining us from winston-salem, north carolina to set things up forand start our conversation is john dinan, wake forest -- professor at wake forest university. welcome to c-span. pedro: -- john: good to be here. could you tell us in simple terms why north carolina is a battleground state? john: you could make the case that north carolina was the most competitive state in 2008 in 2012. barack obama won it by less than .5% in 2008, mitt romney won it by two percentage points in 2012. you can make the case that no other state was that competitive in both elections the last two times. it is not surprising that 2016 would be a continuation. look where the candidates are deposing -- devoting their time for visits -- they have been devoting as much time for north carolina as any other state, the traditional battlegrounds ohio, florida, north carolina has been right up there. if you want to know what is a battleground state, look at where the candidates are visiting. pedro: donald trump was here recently, secretary clinton was here sunday. she will be back w

the rally will take place in winston-salem. won northama on carolina in 2008, but lost it in 2012. until then, more from this morning's "washington journal." joining us from miami this morning to talk about donald trump's chances in the state and the strategy there is nick diceglie, who is the republican party chair for the pinellas county. let's begin with the state of florida and whether or not donald trump absolutely has to have it in a win column. do you believe that is true? guest: good morning, i think you for having me. absolutely. there is a law on the line in the state of florida. donald trump needs florida, north carolina, ohio, nevada. we know all of the swing states that are vital for him to be successful, in florida is at the top of the list. host: i misspelled it said you are in miami, but you are in tampa. where in florida do you think mr. trump will do well? where will it happen? what could be the determining factor demographically or otherwise? guest: we always talk about -- guest: we always talk about the i-4 corridor. hillary clinton has a stronghold in south flo

and she did it in 'winston-salem'. many believe the 'first lady' - is clinton's "strongest advocate" -- in the final days of the election. "michelle - obama" says -- she's come out as a "strong defender" of clinton -- because this election is "unprecedented." mrs. obama also 'encouraged' supporters to 'vote early'... since presidential elections - are decided on a "razor's edge." north carolina is a "virtual toss-up" right now. "donald spending the day in the must-win ste of ohio... holding three rallies there -- including this one in toledo. during the rally...trump told supporters he was going to work on america's "ghettos." president obama won the buckeye state back in 20-12. this year -- "hillary - clinton" and trump are 'neck and neck' in the polls. early voting is now expanding in north carolina -- and relieving some of those long wait times. there are now a total of '20- locations' -- in wake county. elections officials say the some locations. early voting ends november fifth at one o'clock. and abc-11 is 'your'

she'll rly with rst lady michelle obama in winston- salem. donald trump will visit kinston on wednesday, and republican vice presidential nominee mike pence is set to visit eensboro and salisbury today. >>> the was a bit of an incident during hillary clinton's campaign stat the police say an argument and scuffle with clinton's supporters. the man says he was being detained because he quote, called out hillary's corrupti. >>> the raleigh archdiocese is giving us our first look inside the $41 miion holy jesus cathedral. which incl a 165oome has been under construction in wes a while. uren haviland got a peek inside and joins us live. llus what you plus year vision. it is brick and mortar. it is a beautiful building, and the construction is expected to beomplete in may. today we got a to at can expect when the cathedral is finished from the floors to the crs on the top of the dome, it will be more than 170 feet tall. the style of the caedral is romanesing and classic. -- church officials say it was chosen so it wiver look there will be glassed w

mrs obama has held several rallies for clinton, but today's even in winston-salem will be the first time the two have appeared together. meanwhile donald trump has his eye on ohio today... hoping to firm up his slight meanwhile donald trump has his eye on ohio today... hoping to firm up his slight lead in that state right now. the republican nominee will hold three rallies in springfield, geneve and toledo. but the democrats aren't giving up on nominee tim kaine will campaigning in the cleveland area today. in the day ahead.. luis reluzco will be sentenced for the high-profile death of montgomery county police officer noah leotta. reluzco is charged with vehicular manslaughter.. and prosecutors are asking for a 10-year sentence. leotta was on drunk driving patrol last december, when reluzco drove into him. his blood alcohol level was nearly apologized for what he called his "insanely stupid decision" to drive after drinking alcohol. happening now.. some local officials are working to help people forced out of the lynhill condominiums in temple hills. power was shut off this week because

>> right now on a special edition of "andrea mitchell reports" from the campus of wake forest, winston-salem, north carolina, michelle obama, appearing for the first time with hillary clinton today with obama's trademark takedown of donald trump. >> when they go low, we go -- >> high! >> yes, we do. >> are you all with me? you ready to roll up your sleeves? >> bill clinton, inc., is threatening to overshadow today's big event. an e-mail leaked by wikileaks. >> reporter: this is an optics problem for the clinton campaign, for the clinton foundation. it feeds into this narrative there's something untrustworthy about south korea clinton about how she's handled her campaign. >>> 12-day forecast. only a dozens days to go. trump and clinton playing the expectations game. >> we cannot stop for a minute. no complacency here. now, donald trump says he can still win, and he's right. >> so far i haven't. don't talk about, it okay? >> you know, i don't pay attention to polls when they're good and i don't pay attention to them when they're bad. >> here's one when she makes a speech for 15 minutes. she go

abc news, winston-salem, north carolina. >>> turning to other news. in north dakota, more than 100 people have been arrested during an operation to force pipeline protesters off of private land. demonstrators clashed with police setting fires to tires and throwing objects. one woman was air rrested for ruined drinking water and would disturb pure yal sites. >>> a national wild life rescue in oregon, they claimed the takeover was an act of civil diso bead yaps. the standoff started in january and lasted six weeks. they still face charges in nevada from a 2014 standoff with federal agents in a case involving their father. >>> president obama has commute the sentences for an additional 98 federal inmates, all were imprisoned for drug crimes and nearly half serving life sentences. the president granted early releases to 688 inmates this year. that, by the way, is the most commutations granted by a president in a single year. >>> a big payout in the defamation case filed by penn state against one of the school's former assistant football coaches. wake of t

for hillary clinton in florida today, but yesterday obama joined clinton in a packed rally in winston-salem, north carolina addressing clinton's biggest crowd yet. they took turns ripping into donald trump and expressing mutual admiration for one another. >> is there anyone more inspiring than michelle obama? and maybe it's especially, especially meaningful to me because i do know something about being first lady of the united states. i admire and respect hillary. hillary doesn't play. she has more experience and exposure to the presidency than any candidate in our lifetime, and, yes, she happens to be a woman. >> the first lady also criticized trump for claiming the election is rigged. she said, in this country, voters decide who wins and >>> new revelations this morning about the money pouring into each campaign. donald trump repeatedly said he's going to put $100 million of his own money into his run for the white house. he still has more than $40 million to go just to meet that goal. filings show he contributed just $31,000 in all of october. as of last week, he had 16 million available

on thursday, hillary clinton will hold her event in winston salem. >>> voters in wake county must decide whether to approve a half cent sales tax referendum. it would go towards funding the wake transit plan which would clude a 37-mile commuter rail connecting durham and guard in and points inbetween and include expanded b service throughout the county. >> it's very inexpensive. will be $2.75 a month. for the cup of coffee, you can quadruple bus quality and rapid transit and 37 mice of commuter mail rail. >> we kn there are concerns but the plan is much more expensive than that be recognize bid the authoritie >> supporters said some of the money for the plan would from federal dollars. >>> it'stothe roads. here's ali warshavski. >> ood ni it's 56 on this tuesday morning. i-540 at lumley road moving pretty well and the only accident in raleigh should be cleaned up in a moment, i-540 westbounat u.s. 64, business and nightdale. we have a crash traveling through thegoldsboro area bright and early this morning. through durham, no problems and same thing through fayetteville, nice easy ride to

the crowd went wild in winston salem, north carolina. she said yes, hillary clinton is my friend and the most prepared candidate ever to run for president. clinton asked the crowd, is there anyone more inspiring than michelle obama? the crowd responded with cheers. meanwhile, wikileaks released a potentially damaging memo from 2011. it was written by doug band who was in charge of fund raising for the clinton foundation. as it turns out, he was involved in securing more than $50 million in personal fees for bill clinton. this happened while hillary clinton was secretary of state and opponents will say this proves there was a connection between the foundation and the clinton's personal income. >>> pennsylvania lawmakers want to shield police officers involved in deadly shootings from being identified right away. governor tom wolf isn't saying whether he will sign a bill. it will pass a house and senate. the legislation requires the officers name be released only if they are charged with a crime. philadelphia, durantly, has a policy to ide

hillary clinton is in winston- salem, north carolina, right now, with michelle obama. >> voting rights are at stake. and if you care about this right and want to make sure our leaders of both parties do their part to protect and strengthen it, not clip away at it, you have to vote in this election. >> republican donald trump is also busy with television appearances and campaign events in ohio. earlier today, he questioned why the fbi director chose not to indict hillary clinton over her illegal use of a private email server while secretary of state. >> there's something going on. george. she's so guilty. >> also today, donald trump posted a message on twitter again suggesting the upcoming election is rigged against him. he referred to an unsubstantiated claim on social media that some machines in texas flipped trump votes to clinton votes. >>> an airline pilot is on administrative leave today after being accused of being drunk before a flight in south dakota. tsa noticed that the pilot, 38- year-old russell, smelled of alcohol and a breathalyzer test confirmed his blood alcohol level w

they will make their joint appearance at a rally in winston-salem later today. >> meantime donald trump will hold three campaign events in ohio. he kicked off in springfield and during a sit down interview on "good morning america." he refused to say if he would work with clinton should she win the presidency. and clinton refuses to answer if she would work with trump should he win the white house. >>> meanwhile the path to 270 electoral votes could be a tough one for trump. trump is showing wins in florida and north carolina. and they will campaign hard from now until november 8th. voter in those states will likely determine who will win. abc's elizabeth herr has more on in a. >> with momentum on her side hillary clinton is hoping for a victory. but despite trailing in most national polls, donald trump is hoping for a rebound. >> the calculation for donald trump is that there is a hidden vote, they don't talk to pollsters. that is the difference maker. >> for both clinton and trump, in the final days, it's getting out of the votes in the battleground states, they are states that could

then on thursday, hillary clinton wipe first lady michelle obama in winston, salem. as we look outside, the sun is setting later and later, it will be dark before we know it. >> it is setting earlier and earlier. >> that is what i meant. [ laughter] >> that we can just today, right? >> yes, what a great weekend. have about 10 minutes left before the sun sets, shawn. he did not feel like the end of october. guess what, it will tomorrow. week of october normal high is 71. we were way above that today at 78. way below that the rest of this week. we have a cold front coming through, this one does not have any rain or clouds with it but cooler temperatures. right now outside, we have started to fall off a little bit from highs in the upper 70s. still holding onto 78 in fayetteville. 73 here in the capital. the temperature change in the last 24 hours is all plus. bit today compared to yesterday. 9degrees warmer right now at henderson than was last on the 6 o'clock. the next 24 hours will get drastically cooler, because of this call from. after that sunsets continuing hour

but the bears do lose to winston salem 30 to 23. johnson c. smith getting the win. 38-7 over st. agustus. >>> and they get to break out of that rut today and they can thank jones for that. in greenville, jones doing it on the little trick play. the qb. philly nelson. it's 14-3 pirates. and then back to his normal role. in it, super receiver. he has 19 catches today for 185 yards. moves to all time in fps receptions and number 2. and there's mom and dad there. keeps the huskies out of the end zone. two great defensive effort. much need win for the pirates as the >> zade jones, he's a special one. i have been around a lot of great players. i really have. some spectacular players. he's one of the best on field performance i have been around at this level. >> look like virginia was going to upset louisville today. but 18 seconds to play. le mar jackson finds jaylen smith for the touchdown. and jackson can just not lose. 25 win over virginia. >>> game four of the world series. i'm rooting for the cubs. it is not going to well. cleveland has a 4-1 lead over chicago. and these people at

chris jansing joining us from winston-salem.ay on this and bring in washington bureau chief for the chicago sun times, lynn sweet. she's covered michelle obama since president obama was an illinois senator. the associated press describes today's rally like this. quote, clinton and obama, first ladies form political odd couple. is that how you would describe them? >> not anymore. maybe one time in the heat certainly of the 2008 political campaign. but they have -- they are united in one purpose. that the election of hillary clinton continues and firms up president obama's legacy. donald trump does not. so they have a very -- they're fused together with a lot of common interests here. and certainly, the sense of history that the first african-american president would be followed by the first female president. >> unlike when hillary clinton was first lady, michelle obama has really steered away from the limelight, but she in the last few months has packed some major heat in speeches without ever naming his name, aiming directly at

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she held a crowd in winston-salem, north carolina.sic] [music] [cheers and applause] [music] >> hello winston-salem. hello, lake forest. [cheers and applause] >> it is so great to be here in this beautiful city at this extraordinary time and -- [cheers and applause] >> to have a chance to be with so many including the wake forest family. [cheers and applause] >> and it doesn't get any better than being here with our most amazing first lady, michelle obama. [cheers and applause] >> i want to thank -- i want to thank everyone who has filled this arena and i specially want to thank dr. hatch and the staff team and students at wake forest university. i will never forget visiting here with the legendary maya angalou, one of the most powerful voices our country has ever heard so i cannot think of a better place to come back to with another woman whose voice we need now more than ever. [cheers and applause] >> i want to say what i think is obvious but can't be said enough, and that is this maybe one of the most, if not the most important ele

winston salem. >> i never knew there was a franken stein. the things you learn on "early today." thank you. a surprise on the campaign trail has trump fans shouting praise. donald trump, jr. was on his way down car. you see him there with two men pushing the car to the side. they gave the woman their own water bottle to stay hydrated. it has been retweeted more than 4 snouchlt times already. >> i wonder if they asked her who she was voting for. >>> an armed standoff at a federal wild life refugee surprised many. >> it was a very powerful t come and fight the federal government in this building over nothing more than the truth and prevail. >> the group was acquitted thursday on charges of conspireing to impede federal workers from their job. the standoff started in january and lasted more than six weeks. more than 30 guns were seized from the property. it brought attention to the long dispute over controlling federal land. >>> pushing the elevator button exist for our mental well being giving us the illusion of control. what made the list? the door closed features, in 1990, they w

hillary clinton will bby mhelle in winston-salem on thursday but today both candidates were in the must win datagram state of florida. donald trump told supporters he would repeal obama care his also took a swipe at president. obama say newly released emails implied he knew clinton was using a private server while serving as secretary of state hillary clinton also in florida say she has a plan to remediate obama care and she also says she has quotes serious doubts whether trump understawhat it means to preserve protect and defend the constitution. and interim election officials are calling in more volunteers to help with early voting. on monday nearly 1900 people voted at the south the safety four years ago. there are 200 staff members to help. >>> having five sites and having everybody ready to boat -- it does make the lines a little longer, but they have been running very smoothly. i think once we have all 13 sites open you are going to see a big difference.>> one vor waited up to three hours for early 's recollections air one voters to know all touchscreens voting machines are workin

>> reporter: clinton will campaign with first lady michelle obama for the first time today in winston, salem. craig boswell, cbs news the white house. >> early voting is underway in north carolina. voter records show so far 48% of people are registered democrats while 28% of registered republican. >>> all right. if you drive this stretch of road this is going no surprise to you. i-4 has been named the most interstate in the country. the data compiled by ever drive shows it had the most deadly crashes per mile between 2010 and 2015. researchers say the problem is too many drivers are distracted by their cell phones. now, the interstate keep in mind is 132 miles long. >>> in two hours the city of oldsmar will pitch their idea for a brand new rays stadium. to their side of the bay. oldsmar hopes it will be in the running. the stadium could be built here across from tampa bay downs off of race track road. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck talked with the mayor of oldsmar to find out why he is stepping up to the plate. >> reporter: the city of oldsmar thinks they have the perfect location, tampa b