jesse jackson. reverend jackson laid the foundation. [cheers and applause] - on that night in 2008, i know he thought of his grandmother, i know he thought of his father and his stepfather, but i know he thought of all of these children. they were just excited about the possibility of an african-american president, but not just the possibility now that it was real, what it meant. - use hope and imagination as weapons of survival and progress. use love to motivate you and obligate you to serve the human family. young america, dream! nothing we cannot do or be or become. - as reverend said, on november 3, 1983, when i run, when i do this, nothing will ever be the same, and nothing has ever been the same. [crowd cheering] [sweeping music] ♪ - the host asked him, "well, how would you break the stalemate in vietnam?" - defoliation of the forest by low yield atomic weapons. - nuclear weapons cut down trees. [hip-hop music] - we didn't have fuel for the planes. if we don't win north carolina, he goes home. - we call on ronald reagan to withd

jesse jackson. reverend jackson laid the foundation. [cheers and applause] - on that night in 2008, i know he thought of his grandmother, i know he thought of his father and his stepfather, but i know he thought of all of these children. they were just excited about the possibility of an african-american president, but not just the possibility now that it was real, what it meant. - use hope and imagination as weapons of survival and progress. use love to motivate you and obligate you to serve the human family. young america, dream! nothing we cannot do or be or become. - as reverend said, on november 3, 1983, when i run, when i do this, nothing will ever be the same, and nothing has ever been the same. [crowd cheering] [sweeping music] ♪ v.o.: think wednesday on pbs! for stories from the world around us... stories of the amazing earth. man 1: since our planet came into being, it has been on the move. v.o.:...and stories of our beginning. man 2: our species has the unique ability to live almost anywhere. v.o.: for stories that get you

jesse jackson: just talk. he offers law and order. we development. not law and order. we need development and education. that requires an investment. that last part ....what jackson was talking about in terms of not recognizing the results until they happen...seemed to dominate the spin room with other issues getting lost in the shuffle. closed captioning will resume shortly hundreds of protesters gathered at u-n- support for their presidential nominee. some voters around the valley are very passionate about this presidential election. fox5's miguel martinez valle was outside the thomas and mack with what protesters had to "we are out here on unlv's campus a few protesters here there is another stage across campus there are a few of them but they are loud shouting gays for trump trump supporters who are protesting but i am going to say 30-50 people left on unlv's campus in stage where we have been reporting all day. live miguel martinez valle fox5 news local las vegas." the final debate at u-n-l-v is a historic event for our city and state. attending live was a much di

jesse jackson: trump is willing to risk the outcome and not accept it. if rigged, if he wins it's a good thing. he's laid the groundwork for a trump america first 3rd party, have his own network and maintain his campaign beyond the election. that last part ....what jackson was talking about in terms of not recognizing the results until they dominate the spin room with other issues getting lost in the shuffle. closed captioning will resume shortly things are calming down in here and outside... but protesters could still be heard chanting in fox5's miguel martinez valle is live outside the thomas and mack with a few who still remain. i've been running around the campus both before the debate during it now after i'm back here with the few of the protesters that are left out in front of the cnn stage take a look around it's not a lot of people maybe 30 to 50 at the very most but they're loud and they've been chanting for most of the day a lot of them that are left are trump supporters that's most of the signs that i'm seeing the shouting about perceived by u

and reverend jesse jackson visits fox5. the message he's brought to las vegas ahead of the debate. and is facebook trying to guide the subject of your messenger conversations? the new suggestions putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. and congressman hardy said he supported trump 100%. like trump, hardy opposed legislation to ensure equal pay. and hardy fought to defund planned parenthood, just like trump. ruben kihuen respects women. kihuen fought for equal pay for equal work. and ruben kihuen will protect our right to make our own health decisions. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. narrator: and joe heck says "i have high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." i don't know what i said, aah... narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i would bomb the [bleep] out of them. narrator: and heck? reporter: you trust him having his finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter: why do you say that? heck: why wouldn't i

reverend jesse jackson is here to tell us how you can early vote here in the valley. wine and food tasting for a good cause! an 'extravaganza' to benefit the pediatric families and need programs at nathan adelson hospice is just around the corner.. we have details on the fun fundraiser.. coming up in the next hour! i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. narrator: and joe heck says "i have high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." i don't know what i said, aah... narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i would bomb the [bleep] out of them. narrator: and heck? reporter: you trust him having his finger on the nuclear button? heck: i do. reporter: why do y say that? heck: why wouldn't i? putting a wife to work is a very dangerous thing. planned parenthood should absolutely be defunded. and congressman hardy said he supported trump 100%. like trump, hardy opposed legislation to ensure equal pay. and hardy fought to defund planned parenthood, just like trump. ruben kihuen

jesse jackson was with martin luther king the day he died. he ran for president of the united states and he's going to talk about something you got to do today or you are going to be out of luck. welcome in. we start with breaking >> kim: president obama is welcoming the italian prime minister for the final time before he leaves the white house. and they have a big steak dinner tonight. that's the last time that will happen with the obama family at the white house. gwen stefani is going to be part of the entertainment. >> dana: the italian flag waiving in the background behind the president of the united states. traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the program. we start with tom up in sky 3. >> tom: we've been chasing down reported accidents and if we get there and the location has no accident, even though it was reported, we like that. that means it's good news for you. the latest one reported at tropicana and decatur. for this and i don't see anything blocking travel lanes at this time. anything that was here has moved on. good news as w

. >> dana: jesse jackson is going to be live in our studio talking about voter registration in this country and also the race for the white house. live pictures from the thomas ahead. >> kim: a standoff started hours ago ended peacefully and we have the story to go with it. >> dana: the final presidential debate will be held at the thomas and mack center. kendall is live on the scene. how many members of the media are already in town. >> kim: this has to do with your air fare before you book for the holidays. we teamed one the experts at consumer reports. the cheapest air fare and how you can grab it is headed your way. >> dana: good morning. welcome in on this terrific tuesday. it is 5:00 on this the thomas and mack. >> kim: by tomorrow night we're going to know how clinton and trump will be portrayed on saturday night during the up coming skit on snl which will be determined in our own backyard. we're getting ahead of ourselves. >> dana: we have traffic and weather covered for you every 10 minutes. fight night is on a wednesday night, not a saturday. i know you are going to be

jesse jackson "we shall appeal our government, president. who's running for president. attorney general." police ofcr "our emphasis here is we don't want a confrontation. the last thing north dakota law enforcement wants is a confrontation. the last thing the state of north dakota wants is a confrontation." the protesters were also joined in support yesterday by kenosha native and oscar nominated actor mark ruffalo. a commerical ane a flight has been placed on administrative leave. the skywest pilot was arrested yesterday at an airport in south dakota. kris van cleave reports from dulles international airport outside w. washington. (track)this "sky west" operated flight landed in salt lake city two hours late wednesday. (take gfx) this tweet from one of its 45 passengers explains the delay. "they had to call in a replacement pilot, because our pilot was drunk."(sot)the one thing pilots should not do is unthinkable.(track)shortly after 8 am wednesday morning... tsa officers noticed the pilot... 38-year old russel duszak... smelled of alcohol. they called police who gave

. >> jesse jackson was up there today. i think with is rea photograph of jesse jackson at the reservation today. mark thompson, maybe you knew that jesse could handle himself on a horse like that. but that's a revelation to me. >> i did not know that. i'm not surprised, though. reference jackson is pretty versatile himself. and it says a lot about the necessity for solidarity. i'm in solidarity with my sisters and brothers at standing rock. and there is some historical foundation for that. all of our struggles are similar. and there is some intersection. we know the police and law enforcement have been brutalizing people at standing rock and have treated native americans around the country the same way they have treated african americans. so we all should stand together. and it does take eternal vigilance. deray's quote at the start of the show, montgomery bus boycott was a year. it took a loft discipline. >> how much attention did it get in the first few months of the year? >> didn't get a lot of attention at all. montgom

reverend jesse jackson and actor mark ruffalo show their support for the people protesting the pipeline in north dakota. pause for five seconds of nats activists, along with native americans have been protesting the pipe line for several weeks now. one of their main concerns is the protection of "sacred spaces" the construction reverend jackson says he will stand with protestors until they are "heard" looks like las vegas is building in clouds through the morning and afternoon today due partly cloudy skies will be common with high temperatures at their warmest for the entire 7-day outlook! this afternoon, high temperatures will range between rain chances begin to pop in but they will be small; coming in between 10% and 15% for the valley by 10pm tonight. by friday 5am, rain chances peak at 42% and will hold through the afternoon. possible thunder will be possible along with snow to elevations 7800 ft and above. along with the rain, wind will and high temperatures fall between 77 and 82 degrees. we may extend rain into early saturday morning but this is dependent on how fast the front wi

.>> activist, reverend jesse jackson will be in las vegas today, encouraging voters to make their voices heard. reverend jackson will discuss the debate, early voting and the importance of the he will join us live in studio this morning at 8:20. we will pass along more details about the visit as soon as we get them. today, crews over at the high roller, will prepare to flip the lights for the final presidential debate. the landmark will display a special light show, glowing red, white and blue to mark the final debate. the patriotic show will shine bright starting at midnight. the third and final debate at the thomas and mack center. fox five will have special coverage of the debate. join us as we break down where our battleground state stands. debate fever has definitely hit ahead of the final debate at u-n-l-v. signs... buttons... pamphlets information booths, you name it, can be found all over campus. inside the thomas and mack center... crews put the final touches on the stage. today, crews will be out there doing mic checks and testing the lighting. the event is expected to watched

he asked pointed questions to reverend jesse jackson and donald trump j. trump junior. >> they didn't shake hands when hillary clinton and donald trump walked into the debate hall. for the first 20 minutes or so, it did look like a presidential debate. each of the candidates making their case. in the spin room after the debate, reverend jesse jackson had this response. if you win, it's a good deal. if you lose, it's rigged. that's a disingenerous response to a serious matter. he's willing to take on the whole american system. >> donald trump junior and the campaign spokeswoman defended trump's statement. >> why wouldn't he say i'll go with what the voters decide? >> he will, kbaring rampant fraud. >> every expert i've talked to says there isn't anything there. >> your dad talking about voter fraud. >> talking about that, busing people. they're saying, disaffected. we've been doing it and not about to change now. >> did al gore accept the will of the voters. i'm old enough to remember 2000. he called george w. bush to concede the election and then called ba

reverend jesse jackson, founder of rainbow push coalition. reverend jackson, thank you for joining us. and we recently celebrated your 75th birthday. and wanted to talk to you about your legacy and then to now your journey. but let me first ask you, when you hear the gop nominee talking about poll watches, rigged elections, and voter fraud, is that a threat to dr. king's life and work and those of you that worked with him? >> thanks for allowing me to share with you today. one, to a call of what was voter resistance based upon race, to call it rigged is a diversion. to suggest that white poll watchers go to black communities threatening and provocative. on the other hand, suggesting the same line of vote is he also resists making a commitment to honor the winner of the campaign, that there is another agenda. the other agenda may very well be a trump america first partner and the network. it goes in other dimensions. >> how dangerous is the rhetoric for donald trump to voters' faith in the democratic process to which you bring now when he talk

he asked some pointed questions to reverend jesse jackson and donald trump's son, donald trump junior. >> reporter: they didn't shake hands when donald trump and hillary clinton walked into the debate haul. no pretense of friendly greeting. for the first 20 minutes it did look like a presidential debate, each of the candidates making their case. in the spin room after the debate, reverend jesse jackson had this to say. >> if you win, it's a good deal. if you lose, it's rigged. he's willing to take on the whole american system and literally destroy it for his own personal will. >> donald trump junior and the campaign spokeswoman defended trump's statements. >> why wouldn't he say i'll go with what the voters decide. >> he will, barring rampant fraud. >> every expert i've talked to says there isn't any there. >> except they're not talking about the tapes that came out. >> you dad is talking about voter fraud. >> correct. they're talking about that, busing people. >> we've been doing it and breaking the law for 50 years and we or not about to change now. >> did al gore accept the will of

you see jesse jackson, law enforcement is monitoring the situation, but officials say they do not have enough resources to remove the protesters. >>> our phoenix sons are back at it, last night was the season openers against the leading phoenix with 18 points, and tj warren with 14. the sun fell to the kings by 19 with a final score of 113-94. >>> if you are in the mood for cooler temperatures take a look at this video, it is snowing in buffalo, new york. isn't that nice to see? we are talking record heat herein the valley. at least makes us feel better. let's talk about your most accurate forecast. you can see how quiet things are on the desert doppler and really across the state. we are going to stay in the clear despite more clouds that will move in. some high clouds drifting in, we are waking up to mostly clear skies and mild a lot of low 70s, glendale check again at 70, 71 and goodyear, 76 in phoenix. a mild start to what is going to be a hot day. we are flirting with triple digits today. 76 our current temperature. i think the temperature drops a little bit this morning before we

reverend jesse jackson was also there. the band then moved on to "tacos el gordo" where clinton made los tigres del norte often advocate for immigrant rights through their music and are hoping lock in the latino vote for clinton. ((jorge hernandez - lead singer, los tigres del norte: this election is very complicated and we that's why we stand by our people, people that's been together with the group for a long, long time.)) ((karen castro)) >> meanwhile, earlier this afternoon the nevada republican party hosted a hispanic debate rally celebration at havana grill, a cuban restaurant. members from "women for trump" spoke during the event including donald trump's daughter in law, lara trump and former apprentice contestants omarosa, and katrina campins. campins is the daughter of cuban-american parents. she works in real-estate and is in charge of the hispanic outreach for the trump campaign. ((katrina campins - former apprentice contestant: i have many cuban american clients, mexican clients, people from venezuela, you name

jackson. he started by asking what clinton had to do tonight. >> to make the distinction between two sides of history. she kidron those distinctions where it matters. keep drawing those distinctions where it matters. think that when you see donald trump talking about a rigged election, worried that the election will be stolen from him and his supporters, telling his supporters they need to watch certain polling places, how do you translate that? >> it is unfortunate and unfair. we have a voting rights act that dealt with the injustices. she calls resistance, he calls fraud. doing that and undermined in the integrity of the entire process. he is laying the groundwork for a third party and maybe a tv network. is a signthink it that he has basically lost already? conflict he has with paul ryan, for example, the republicans in 1964, the wingrson davis segregation join the reagan-goldwater wing. split and aig tenuous coalition between the southern democrats in the northern republicans. trump is pul

the every voluble, the ever heard from jesse jackson who said how dare he do this? he was the guy who even after the supreme court acted in 2000 and ended the election controversy said bush is not the legitimately elected president of the united states. i would remind people it was dick gephardt who refused to say bush was the legitimately elected president of the united states even in december of 2000, and we have de-enders bike paul begala and others who go around and say bush was not the democratically elected president. >> i like the image of begala coming out of a cave somewhere. we asked you for questions for the panelist. phillip tweeted this, considering the dnc history of voter fraud schemes, isn't it wise for trump to wait for the election results to be verified? kim, how do you answer philip? >> i think this argument that trump is making is also a mistake, that there is widespread voter fraud, that this is rigged. it's a very dangerous argument to make. i mean, there is always some amount of fraud out there. we can't ever be perfectly certain with electio

in 1984, i supported jesse jackson -- sorry, i supported ronald reagan. in 1988, i supported jesse jackson. i am pretty sure i am boys been a libertarian. personal choice and personal responsibility have always made sense to me. government has become too large and too intrusive in our lives. if we don't change course radically we will have the first generation of americans that lead this country in search of greater opportunity elsewhere. moderator: now we will go into questions. you had a preview earlier. so earlier this year missouri drew national attention for legislation that would have barred the government penalties against certain institutions and businesses that fight religious beliefs while declining to provide wedding related services to same-sex couples. that issue is likely to be back on the legislative agenda in january. do you support such legislation, or do you support efforts by others to add sexual orientation and gender identity to missouri's nondiscrimination laws? this question goes first to you, lester turilli. >> that's a big questio

like we saw with jesse jackson and donald trump junior. >> if we lose in a fair fight we're happy. but it has to be fair. >> who determines fairness. >> trump's running mate what repeatedly on the networks. >> we will absolutely accept the results of the election. >> and trump's own daughter said trump would accept the results. maybe here trump just doesn't want to show his hand. he wrote about that in the art of the deal. how not mapping out your next step gives you leverage. at the very least, trump is raising questions about the integrity of the election. election managers in florida say we're good. there are safeguards in place and system are a minuscule part of the elector rat. kasich says trumps concerns about tremendous fraud are silly. >> to say that elections are rigged and all these votes are stolen is like saying we never landed on the moon. that's how silly it is. >> while cases of fraud may, in fact, be few and far between in the scope of things to trump's point again it happens. for example, we have records that show one man voted in tennessee in person. ballot in flo

giving a hug to jesse jackson, talking to supporters in the front of the hall. what democrats will comfort themselves with, this was not a disaster, and i do not see any particular moment so will be seized on, but this is unlikely to change the polls or the trajectory of the race. but you cannot understate the extent to which democrats were looking for a template of how to make the argument. i think you will hear republicans in the next few days say donald trump, look at what your running mate did. look at his focus in preparation of performance, look at the way he brought the case against the democrats. they will want donald trump to copy what mike pence did today. he stabilized republicans and got them excited. it is fair to say, watching years,nd kaine over the this was mike pence at his best, but not tim kaine at his best. john: and republicans i think will hope donald trump can copy some of mike pence's demeanor here, which was calm and reassuring throughout the debate. the question whether donald trump can do that or not is an open one. another thing i thi

jesse jackson, clinton supporter: "what really matters to people here is a path to citizenship, not a wall between the us and mexico. what matters is people that work and live on minimum wages. what really matters here is racial justice and gender equality. what really matters is affordable healthcare." )) election headquarters for all the races that matter to you... on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((denise valdez)) >>> the nfl fall meetings are taking place in houston ... and there may be no topic bigger than the oakland raiders and a possible relocation to las vegas. 8 news now sports director chris maathuis reports: <<< chris maathuis nfl owners discuss vegas & raiders houston, texas the idea of selling las vegas as an nfl franchise city maybe foreign to psalm but after the nfl owners meeting do you know the owners understand economics and $1.9 billion stadium would be a golden nugget for the league cowboys owner "the nfl is really impressed with what's going on in nevada and las vegas" chris maathuis one by one those who will decide the future home of the raiders ma

the reverend jesse jackson there for the democrats. take a look. this is really filling up out here. come over from the debate hall and make it over to spin alley. i spoke with the communications director for tim kaine. as for all of that interrupting today, she defended him and said, well, you know, a running mate is supposed to defend their running mate, and that is what he was doing. i also spoke with a republican, the former governor of virginia, jim gilmore. he called tim kaine shouting tonight. two very different versions of what we saw here tonight. that was the one and only vice presidential debate. we'll be looking for the next one with these presidentialal candidates. for now live at longwood university, i'm lauren -- nbc 10 news. >> lauren, it's back to pennsylvania for both vice presidential candidates. after tonight's debate, both tim kaine and mike pence will be in the keystone state tomorrow and thursday. kane will stop in philadelphia wednesday night where he will speak to sheet metal workers. pence will hold a rally at a volunteer

. >> reporter: in the spin room after the debate, reverend jesse jackson had this response. >> if he wins, it's a good deal. if he loses, it's rigged. that's a disingenuous response to a serious matter. he's willing to take on the whole american system and literally destroy it for his own personal will. >> reporter: donald trump jr. and the campaign spokeswoman defended trump's statement. >> why wouldn't he say i'll go with what the voters decide? >> he will, barring rampant fraud. >> every expert i've talked to says there isn't any there there. >> except they're not talking about the tapes that came out. >> your dad's talking about voter fraud. >> correct, but they're talking about busing people. they're saying, and i quote to this effect, we've been doing and we've been breaking the law for 50 years, and we're not about to change now. >> did al gore except the rule of the voters. it was only 16 years ago. he called george w. bush to concede the election and then called back to retract the concession. >> reporter: the difference, of course, is that al gore did not dispute the outcom

here we have a production guy adam with jesse jackson who was in the studio the other day. whether you are just surfing around and seeing who is out there, # it lv debate and we'll see it on this program and beyond throughout the day here. and then the big faceoff tonight at t we will have complete live team coverage. >> dana: another big event planned for the strip tonight. the rolling stones show at the t-mobile arena. we just learned hours ago they have cancelled tonight's show. the band saying mick jagger is battling laryngitis. they have a show scheduled for saturday night and hoping his voice will respond in time to play saturday night. tonight's show they are saying hang on for a little while. they are planning to reschedule. don't ask for a refund yet. >> kim: some disappoint william that story. if you paid big noun have a gorgeous view on the far west side of town you are bummed this morning. we are talking about queen's ridge. this was their big planning meeting. final approval to rezone the golf course to allow residential buildings. a few were in favor saying at

reverend jesse jackson and actor mark ruffalo show their support for the people protesting the pipeline in north dakota. pause for five seconds of nats activists, along with native americans have been protesting the pipe line for several weeks now. one of their main concerns is stand with protestors until "heard" video of a tiger attack in florida is going viral this morning. the video takes place at a fair where tiger trainers are attempting to do tricks with the dangerous animals. the trainer is seen falling to the ground, and the tiger begins to drag her across the pen, while children and thier parents watch. despite the graphic nature of the video, the manager of the fair says the tiger wasn't trying to hurt the trainer. he never bit // it was never a vicious attack. he never growled, he never,h playing now poeple are criticizing the trainers for beating the tiger. the fair did respond, saying the tiger is not hurt, and this was a life and death situation. breaking right now at 6 a-m... a 7-eleven taped off while metro investigates a shooting... we'll tell you what police are saying

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watching them lose their things pause for five seconds of nats reverend jesse jackson and actor mark ruffalo show their actor mark ruffalo show their support for the people protesting the pipeline in north dakota. activists, along with native americans have been protesting the pipe line for several weeks now. one of their main concerns is the protection of "sacred spaces" the construction project might destroy. reverend jackson says he will stand with protestors until they are "heard" ((toss to wx)) looks like las vegas is building in clouds through the afternoon today due to the approach of a cold front from the west and major moisture billowing from the south. partly cloudy skies will be common with high temperatures at their warmest for the entire 7-day outlook! this afternoon, high temperatures will range between 82 and 87 degrees valley wide. as we move into tonight. rain chances begin to pop in but they will be small; coming in between 10% and 15% for the valley by 10pm tonight. by friday 5am, rain chances peak at 42% and will hold through the afternoon. wide spread showers wit

reverend jesse jackson and legendary mexican-band los tigre's del norte stopped by the so-called wall of taco trucks in front of the trump international hotel. both are campaigning for hillary clinton. the band members made numerous stops including at a cardenas gordo." clinton made an appearance at the same restaurant just last week. los tigres del norte often advocate for immigrant rights through their music and are hoping to lock in the latino vote for clinton. ((jorge hernandez - lead singer, los tigres del norte: we are here because of immigration issues and we want to make it our presence, to be notable so we invite all these people who have the opportunity to vote to, invite >> meanwhile, earlier this afternoon the nevada republican party hosted a hispanic debate rally celebration at havana grill, a cuban restaurant. cubans are the only latino group that is predominantly republican. among those in attendance were donald trump's daughter in law, lara trump and former apprentice contestants omarosa, and katrina campins. campins' parents are cuban. she believes trump has a lot of

the story they broke also was jesse jackson's love child. the story "the national enquirer" broke fist and correctly world exclusive, the woman at the center of tiger woods' cheating scandal. then story they broke and correctly, gary hart asked me to ma marry him with photos. they went after conservatives, rush and some other stories. so people attack it because it is a tabloid, but they have a pretty good track record. >> david parrell, who ran the team's investigating most of those stories is a journalist's journalist. you may not like the material, but ironically it is so heavily vetted because it is so controversial, it is probably better vetted than most of the stories in other media. >> well, i went through with your editor everything that you had. you do have ledgers, you did have the faxes with the letterhead and the time stamps. the clintons know you. they're watching now. they know who you are. they know you fixed things for them. tell us about how you got in the business with them and what you did. >> i was fixing something, i rea

i want you to remember, jesse jackson was on there denouncing trump on this. i remember in mid september after the supreme court came down in 2000 on gore v. bush, jesse jackson said p that bush is not ledgely elected president of the united states. tim russert asked dick gephart, do you agree with jesse jackson that he's not a legitimate press and twice dick gephart rfersed to answer. my point about it is obscured the things that he succeeded in doing that. >> the mainstream media is not reporting on them. >> we hope they do. >> the problem is they may report on it but he still said it and he's going to have to deal with it and his campaign has already tried to clean it up a little bit this morning. >> people that support him are saying he's not the p.c. candidate so what's wrong with him saying i'm not going to support hillary because how can i say all these things about her, why she's not good for the country and support her? >> here's what i think is going on. the people who he needs to reach are people who have deep concerns that he's not fit to be presid

jesse jackson, there's rudy giuliani, a lot of big names taking their seats in 25 minutes as the debate gets underway. donald trump and hillary clinton squaring off one last time. >>> eight people were injured today in a massive natural gas explosion in portland oregon just after 9:30 am. it caused major damage to several buildings in the city's popular shopping district. a contractor who was working in the area hit the gas line to bring that explosion. >> we came in and spell something funny and called the gas company to check it out and they should get out of the building. not that far away from the building and we heard and the sort huge noises and the building exploded in the glass shattered and we watched it all happen. >> it was pretty scary. >> three firefighters to police officers and three civilians were hurt. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening although two firefighters suffered broken legs . >> a man in a wheelchair used illegal fireworks to kill himself in a bizarre suicide at a neighborhood health clinic . it happened last night at the san antonio clinic on

. >> reporter: after the debate reverend jesse jackson had this response. >> if he wins it's a good deal. if he loses it's rigged. he is willing to take on the whole american system and literally destroy it for his own personal will. >> reporter: donald trump jr. and the campaign's spokes woman defended trump's statement. >> why wouldn't he say i'll go with what the voters decide? >> he will barring rampant fraud. >> every expert i've talked to said there isn't any there there. >> they aren't talking about the tapes that came out. >> they're saying to this effect. we've been breaking the law for 50 years and we're not about to change now. all we want is a fair fight. i think that's pretty reasonable. >> al gore called governor george w. bush to concede the election and then called back to contract it. >> reporter: he did not dispute the outcome of the election before the election was held. what we heard from donald trump last night, that was a first. in las vegas. mark moouatthews. >>> this was the scene on a k creen expressway at 3:00 this e driver 11:30 last night an suv took down a po

. ♪ neil: jesse jackson and and host others it's filled with a third clinton supports and a third trump supporters and a third students from unlv it's an historic events. some of these people may not look excited. but trust me you can cut the tension with a knife. holy cow. look at the poker phase. reince priebus is here. he heads the democratic national committee. it's a great training grounds for being secretary of state. during primary season you had the pressure and the weight of the world on you. establishment figures in the party didn't flip over this guy trump. so there does seem to be a feeling going into this last debate that party is not all together. paul ryan and donald trump are fighting. what is going on? >> i don't think that they are fighting. i think what you have is -- i think there is some things going on that some candidates or some folks out there they weren't on board with. but it doesn't mean they are not on board with making sure donald trump becomes the next president and hillary clinton is unfit for the presidency. there is no doubt about it. this wasn't a norm

2000 jesse jackson said we have to check the integrity of the system. in 2012, is the gop stealing ohio? rolling stone, two occasions, two years apart saying, was the 2004 election stolen. howard dean said the voting machines were not reliable. and fahrenheit 911. the left has been saying this same thing that donald trump has said for the last -- >> there's such an important point to be made here. al gore -- al gore when he lost in a highly controversial election in our lifetime, something all of us at this table lived through, al gore said, you know what? >> when? >> the last day. >> i think that there is -- >> they went to the supreme court. he said, you know what -- to this day you can hear it from some part that in fact democrats got more votes than republicans. gore got more votes than bush. guess what? gore cleared the way and acknowledged president bush. what you are talking about, there are people who are not the candidate. donald trump is the candidate. that's my point to you. he is not rolling stone or some other magazine. >> by the way, for t

. >> she's come so far toward bernie's positions in a way that i remember jesse jackson, michael dukakis did not adopt any of the positions. she's adopted two-thirds or more of the bernie platform. >> we've got to squeeze in a break. can you stay? there's something i want you to take a look at when we come back, unrelated to the movie, but let's squeeze in some commercials. >> what are we going to sell? >> i don't get to see the commercials. i don't now. the audience will enjoy them. here's some commercials. >> buy something while we're gone. which saves money. and when they save, you save. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. we thought fibers that help caused unwanted gas. not good. then we switched to mirafiber. only mirafiber supports regularity with dailycomfort fiber. and is less likely to cause... unwanted gas. finally. switch to mirafiber. from the makers of miralax. announcer: they'll test you. try to break your will. but however loud the loudness gets. however many cheese puffs may fly. you're the driver. the one in

you had reverend jesse jackson there talking about, we've had an issue of voting rights. this is the first time in 53 years that we've had an election covered by the full protection of voting rights, and you have him talking about how everything is rigged. if you want to go down that line, let's really deal with that kind of issue. donald trump is galvanizing now for hillary clinton in a lot of ways. and you cannot deny it. i mean, last night, you had people who were very upset who were in the republican party who did not want to talk to donald trump because of things he's saying against women. so it's -- >> these are supporters. >> these are republican supporters who are very upset. >> i think it has the effect, too, of dampening enthusiasm of republicans. these things are rigged, why do i show up? >> that's done more damage to republicans than anything. >> if you are pat toomey in pennsylvania, if you are running anywhere where you need suburban -- actually, suburban women, suburban college voters to come out, barbara comstock in northern virginia, and you have the lead

. >> bill clinton compared the south carolina primary win to jesse jackson's successful campaign in the state years earlier. a comment that angered black vote here's thought he was marginalizing obama. clinton tried explain. >> i think they played the race card on me. this was used out of contest is that twisted for political purposes by the obama campaign to try to breed resentment elsewhere. >> after the interview, he thought his mic was off. then won't to say this. when a reporter asked the question, he was the one pointing fingers. >> you always follow me around and play these little games and i'm not going to play your games today. you have mischaracterized to it get another cheap story. >> they gave him 20 seconds later, as soon as obama won. and since then he hasn't made those kinds of mistakes. >> a july cnn/orc poll shows the public's view of bill clinton has changed cynic he hit the campaign trail. over the summer, 50% of registered voters polled said they had a favorable view of bill clinton. that's down 15 points from march of last year. still, he is always connected well wi

. >> she's come so far toward bernie's positions in a way that i remember jesse jackson, michael dukakis did not adopt any of the positions. she's adopted two-thirds or more of the bernie platform. >> we've got to squeeze in a break. can you stay? there's something i want you to take a look at when we come back, unrelated to the movie, but let's squeeze in some commercials. >> what are we going to sell? >> i don't get to see the commercials. i don't now. the audience will enjoy them. here's some commercials. >> buy something while we're gone. esurance does auto insurance a smarter way. they offer a claim-free discount. because safe drivers cost less to insure, which saves money. and when they save, you save. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. esurance does auto insurance a smarter way. like their photo claims tool. it helps settle your claim quickly, which saves time, which saves money. and when they save, you save. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. ...one of m

jackson, and we'll hear from him in a half hour as our live coverage from here in las investigation as continues. >>> back here in the valley, people are react to go the debate. you started the night with one goal, how did it go? >> well stephanie the goal was to find undecided voters that did not go with so well, so it was on to plan b, we actually went to four watch parties tonight, including one at the arizona republican headquarters soto market here downtown. crowds at both of those two were animated and here are some of their take-aways. >> he talked about immigration, it was nice to finally hear some of the quotes that hillary clinton had on immigration, to hear what came from her own mouth, it was nice to finally hear that in a debate. she has tried really hard to keep that off the record that she said those things, but arizona voters see that and realize she is note good for state. >> hillary clinton is prepared for the job, dominican republic is inept. >> reporter: the story we're working on for 10:00 is their reaction to did the idea that hillary clinton now fighting for a

jackson, calling it really stupid. he reportedly said they are not staffing him right, john, he's out there saying whatever pops into his head as ever he needs more scripting, she needs less. tim kaine is brushing off the most recent threats against him by wikileaks. shortly after kaine discussed the group's data dumps yesterday, the group tweeted it had a surprise in store for the senator. he said the releases are part of a russian propaganda effort. >> these are connected to a russian government propaganda effort to destabilize the election, to affect the outcome of the election. >> does that change what's in the e-mails? >> the motive for them is very, very important for americans to understand, because this is near historic, and then the one that's referred to me was flat out completely incorrect. so i don't know whether it was doctored or whether the person sending it didn't know what they were talking about. >>> still ahead, deal book, we will look at mega mergers on the way. you probably heard of at&t and time w

in 1984 i supported jesse jackson -- sorry, i supported ronald reagan. in 1980 i supported jesse jackson but a british i've always been a libertarian. personal choice and personal responsibility have always made sense to me. government has become too large and too interested in our lives. if we don't change course radically we will have the first generation of americans that leads this country and greater opportunity for elsewhere. >> now we will go to questions. united preview earlier your earlier this year as director national attention for legislation that would've barred government penalties against certain institutions and businesses that fight religious beliefs while declining to provide wedding related services to same-sex couples. that issue is likely to be back on the legislative agenda in january. do you support such legislation, or do you support efforts by others to add sexual orientation and gender identity to missouri's nondiscrimination laws? this question goes first to you, lester turilli. >> that's the big question. i do support that lit

by the way, reverend jesse jackson is here. thank you, governor, very, very much. reverend jackson, how are you? >> hold you up, you guys got knocked down tonight. >> w ahead of this game, reverend. >> governor, thank you so much. reverend jesse jackson. i guess you agree with it was a big victory for governor pence? >> governor kaine was more prepared and the time that pence seemed on the defenseless. second, he would not defend his president on the insults launched against mexicans or against african-americans, the birther. he chose -- even the taxes. he chose to avoid defending his president. >> you're saying -- governor pence did? >> he avoided defending. >> why would he defend this president on those? governor pence wouldn't do that? >> because he was charged with those issues in the debate. >> governor pence wouldn't do anything to defend his president. certainly senator kaine? >> pay his taxes. >> were you surprised how many times that came up? >> i was not. it was the topic this week and, of course, taxes pay the bills of public service and one did not see

on wednesday, civil rights leader jesse jackson traveled to north dakota to support the pipeline protesters. >> they have been victims of protracted genocide and dishonored commitments. howust measure our cap her we treat native americans -- character, how we treat native americans. amy: in new york city, resistance is growing in opposition to spectra energy's aim pipeline, which is slated to carry fracked gas only hundreds of feet from the aging indian point nuclear power plant and then under the hudson river. on tuesday morning, 15 people were arrested blocking the doors to new york senator chuck schumer's office in manhattan to demand schumer stop the pipeline's construction. this comes two weeks after four activists blockaded pipeline construction for more than 15 hours by crawling inside the pipeline and locking themselves to each other. in election news hacked emails , from the account of hillary clinton's campaign chair john podesta show several of her top aides were privately concerned about how the actions of the clinton foundation could impact her campaign. campaign manager robby

the night of the debate one of the most ardent voices on this was the reverend jesse jackson, the supreme court acted in 2000 and ended the election controversy said bush is not the legitimately elected president of the united states. i would remind people it was the democratic house leader who refused to say bush was the legitimately elected president of the united states, even in december of 2000, and we have dead enders who still go around and say bush was not the legitimately elected president. so democrats ought to be a little careful before they sort of >> the image of paul coming out of a cave in the philippines somewhere. all right. we asked you for questions for the panel. we got a bunch on this topic, especially the coverage of trump's answer. philip tweeted this. considering the dnc history of voter fraud schemes, isn't it wise for trump to wait for the election results to be verified? kim, how do you answer? >> you know, i think this argument that trump is making is also a mistake, that there is widespread voter fraud, that there's always some amount of fraud out there. we can

the night of the debate one of the most ardent voices was jesse jackson who said how dare he do this? he was the guy after the supreme court acted in 2000 and ended the election controversy said bush is not legitimately elected. it was the democratic house leader who refused to say bush was elected president of the united states. we had dead enders saying bush was not legitimately elected president. democrats ought to be a little careful. >> we ask you for questions for the panel. we got a bunch of this topic. especially the coverage of trump's answer. philip tweeted this, considering the history of voter fraud schemes isn't it wise for trump to wait for the election results to be verified? >> i think this argument that trump is making is also a mistake that there is wide predvopre spread voter fraud. there is always some amount of fraud out there. we can't be perfectly certain with elections. but to go that far you are suggesting there is a giant plot to stop him from becoming president and goes along with the not accepting peaceful transition of power. i think trump is on to somethi