that was bill clinton. but he was from arkansas. i said to her, you're not going to move down there. >> i was stunned, and i did not know anything about it. i was obviously like, who is he, and arkansas? >> i said you've got the world in front of you now. you can go work on the hill. you can go do anything you want. and she said, "i love him and i want to be with him." there's no arguing that. >> that wasn't going to stop sarah from trying. so she devised a plan to drive hillary from washington, d.c. to fayetteville, all the while trying to convince her to change her mind. >> all the way down, as she would tell it, sarah would stop every 20 miles and say for god's sake, do you know what you're doing? you're throwing your future away and why are you doing this? and she would say i love him and i want to be with him. so we drove and we drove. >> after two and a half days of meandering through the south sarah's strategy had failed. hillary had arrived in arkansas. >> it was the beginning of the life that she wanted. when she hugged me

both hillary clinton and bill clinton in the sunshine state each doing separate events, three each, crisscrossing the state today. new polls to look at in some of the key states. take a look in north carolina, this is a poll of polls, an average of five polls in north carolina since the last debate. hillary clinton with a four-point edge, 46% to 42%. and then, if you go up to virginia, we saw a "washington post" poll showing hillary clinton with a six-point lead in that state that has been tending to be more blue leaning, 48% to 42%. >> what's the latest on the candidates' potential pathways to the white house? >> if you look at the electoral map and the polls i showed you, virginia leaning blue, that poll looked that way as well. remember, the six yellow states are the remaining tossup battleground states. as sara was saying earlier, donald trump could win all of these. florida, north carolina, ohio. he is still short of 270 that he needs. in fact, i was just showing you that north carolina poll of polls. if north carolina were to go to hillary clinton, it would really knock donald trump's numbe

bill clinton had an interesting caveat. but we'll run them past an independent body, maybe at the white house or the state department, although the email said there really is no such independent body or umpire that could do that. so basically it would be pointless there. is no referee to say whether this is good idea or bad idea. quick example we reported on today. we learned from new emails with one phone call bill clinton was getting $6 million from sheikh mohammad in ethiopia. we got talking points in another email for the phone call. it included, mr. former president, remember you met back with the sheikh in 2006 and you dropped, quote his private suite at a nightclub attached to the sheraton in ethiopia. he invited you there, because he would thought you would enjoy the saxophone player. you chatted with the sheikh and played the saxophone with the band. sounds like they had a merry time until you get to the talking points the sheikh didn't like the coercion he felt at one stage for his donation. so here you have the s

we just saw bill clinton. >> that was bill clinton. >> we just saw bill clinton right there. i was with george w. bush in 2000 when he went back to austin, and he came on the back of the plane before it landed and spoke to each of the reporters that covered him for a long, long time. there is the sense -- >> is that when he had choice words for you, john berman? >> he called me a pain in the as. there is jennifer palminieri. jeff sellman was on the campaign plane. what was it like? >> i did just step off the campaign plane. you can see staffers coming down. i can tell you in this instance hillary clinton did not come to the back of the campaign, did not talk to reporters. jon bon jovi actually talked to reporters, a few of his aides did as well. i can tell you who is on the plane. the former president bill clinton on the plane. hillary clinton of course, the candidate, on the plane. really i would say arriving here on election day with a sense of confidence, certainly more so than i would say two or three days or so ago. i would say there are couple hundred supporters here, a

both hillary clinton and her husband, former president bill clinton will both be here the bay. let's take a live look now from dade city where hillary clinton will hold her rally today exactly one week before election day. quiet now, but it won't remain that way later in the day. news channel 8's meredyth censullo joins us now from our tampa news center. so, smyth, this is a huge day. >>reporter: it is, and it's proof how important the tampa bay area is to this election. hillary clinton and former president bill clinton will be here to recent polls show hillary clinton and donald trump deadlocked in florida, and the tampa bay area is key to them winning our state. for days now the clintons have been barn storming ohio, another state where she and temper trump are running a tight -- where she and trump are running a tight race. they have been stressing clinton's platform, stressing trump's inabilities to be commander in chief, attacking his relationship with russia and targeting trump's economic plans. trying to influence -- adversary trying to influence our presidential electio

bill is dazzled. >> hillary from the beginning fell into the spell of bill clinton's charisma, and clinton saw in hillary a woman who was his equal or better in terms of intelligence and ambition. and i think very early on in their relationship, they saw that they could get someplace together that they might not get to apart. >> narrator: but after graduating, a separation. bill headed back home to arkansas. hillary took a job in washington. >> ♪ well, you can tell by the way i use my walk ♪ i'm a woman's man, no time to talk music loud and women warm... ♪ >> narrator: in the early '70s, donald trump headed out of queens into manhattan. >> from the very first time i met trump, i thought of saturday night fever and travolta. >> ♪ whether you're a brother or whether you're a mother, you're stayin' alive ♪ >> he was the kid who grew up as an outsider to where the real action was. and he was acutely aware of it. he always had his eye on what he thought was a glamorous, hollywood-ish life, and that was the life of manhattan. >> i think if you had to pick sort of three stereotypes that

hillary clinton and former president bill clinton will be here urging early voting. recent polls show hillary clinton and donald trump dloked in florida. the -- deadlocked in florida. the tampa bay area is key to winning our state. for days the clintons have been barn storming ohio, another state where she and trump are running a tight race. trump's inabilities to be commander in chief, attacking his relationship with russia and targeting trump's economic plans. >> a foreign adversary trying to influence our presidential election, that should scare everyone, democrat, republican and independent. donald trump should immediately disclose all of his ties and connections to the kremlin and its associates. >> prosperity, we know requires growing this economy from the middle out and the bottom up, and if you do it, people on the top will do just fine, thank you very much. >>reporter: the clintons are trying to shift focus away from recent developments and hillary clinton's e-mail scandal. the fbi is sifting through thousands of e-mails found on a computer used by clinton's

>> somebody said she is not like bill clinton. i said that's right. she is better. she's got her strengths. part of that is just the personality but to be prepared to run for president and serve, you are not going to find anybody any better. >> the next president of the united states, bill clinton. >> in 1992 hillary clinton left arkansas but didn't leave her friends. they say she's grown but hasn't changed. but now they are counting on her to change -- the course of history. i have two daughters and a granddaughter. and two grand sons. i want a woman to be president. because i want to tell my granddaughter what i couldn't tell my daughters, that you can grow up and be president. there's nothing now saying that you can't. >> a few more personal footnotes they say hillary is an uber scrabble and absolutely the worst singer ever. and they love already sense of hraourpl but her laugh is so big in enters the room before she does. >> thanks, lisa. ahead, more positive vibes as we end this political season one >> many ordinary americans an seasoned reporters are counting

with bill clinton. a young mom from white plains, new york, said she told new york that her proudest moment as a mother was taking her young daughter to the polling place to vote for her, secretary clinton. keep your eye on that. that's hillary looking good there. anyway, "hardball" returns after this. at planters we know how to throw a remarkable holiday party. just serve classy snacks and be a gracious host, no matter who shows up. do you like nuts? ...stop clicking around...travel sites to find a better price... the lowest prices on our hotels are always at hilton.com. so pay less and get more only at hilton.com. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable org

but bill clinton is set to speak in waterloo. joined by christinia crippes in the eastern part of the state. you have a senate race, the presidential, and in this eastern district, you have an incumbent republican, house member paul ryan. talk about how that house race might impact the president? >> it is an interesting race because he is is supposed to be one of the most wonderful incumbents but he had not been , acting like it. he has the benefit of iowa being one of the few tossup states or swing states that is leaning toward donald trump, so he has not been acting like he is vulnerable. what has the congressman said about donald trump throughout the campaign, particularly after the access hollywood tapes? >> he does not go out of his way to mention donald trump, but he will, when asked, say specifically that iowa is still behind donald trump. mark: conventional wisdom in public polling suggests trump has the lead here and how much has this part of the state then engaged in the presidential race? >> it has been interesting. we

bill clinton m. barack obama the only way they can be elected in the wake of the reagan revolution to believe in family and faith and the flag. they have tried very hard not to get upstaged on the issues of patriotism or questions of faith and on family with barack obama they tried and it was the great tragedy for the bill clinton ministrations so it is about values and family and the weaknesses with women. that commitment to space is important we 101 negative we tend to talk about the '60s hillary clinton thought that critique. compared to the '70s she was that good girl from illinois. but for her, and they did not want to jettison those families senate we're still fighting about the '60s even with the selection. trump and clinton they fight over who was a baby boomer. george w. bush mitt romney donald trump hillary clinton anti-vietnam. >> but ultimately what schools need most from the village are high standards. some people disagree even claiming voluntary standards permitting outsiders to see wha

bill clinton will campaign in colorado on friday -- and donald trump fort collins. that's where 9news reporter vida urbonas is this morning. vida, this isn't trump junior's first stop in colorado... we are live inside of the room where donald trump junior will be speaking all morning. trump junior is getting ready for a rally later this morning.. here in ft collins. colorado youth outdoors is hosting the event .. trump junior will be speaking to trump supporters. this comes at a critical time for both presidential candidates in colorado a new poll just out wednesday by the university of denver's crossley center for public opinion and conducted by 9news political analyst and local pollster floyd ciruli. in the poll .. clinton edges out trump 42 to 41 green party candidates. the poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4 percent .. this means it's anybody's guess who will take colorado and its nine electoral votes on tuesday. this is a a substantial drop for clinton in colorado. today's rally comes after republican presidential nominee donald trump stopped by north

do you miss bill clinton on the trail? >> his mouth gets himself into trouble no matter what he does. obamacare is the public bathroom of government programs. if you look at it, you hear there's 22 million that are into it. we lost 6 million. it's maybe 16.9 million people. 3% to 7% of the population taking something free. it's the public bathroom of government programs. it's the last resort for people. you always have to put newspaper down on the seat before you sit on it. >> you can read it later? >> no. >> no, no, no. >> i hope not. >> did you see the knew news a aetna? >> they might pull out of a lot of the exchanges. >> it's insane. that's what happens when government gets too involved. when they mandate something and then they don't allow for competition. even if you wanted to keep obamacare and keep the health care exchanges, lift the rule about being able to sell it across state lines. >> what's interesting -- >> anti-american. >> this was built on a republican model that tried to increase competition, retain compe

what is it about bill clinton? you know, i thought as a by o biographer i had to come down on one side of that issue. for three months i was beating myself up about trying to finish the book and trying to resolve that and then the obvious became obvious to me, which is of course, he's both of those things and i think the same impulses that drive bill clinton in negative ways also drive him in positive ways and it's only-- that's true of all of us, of human nature, we have those contradictions within us and with bill clinton it's an exaggeration of all of them. >> host: all right, mr. remnick, obama. and don't talk about trump. >> i wouldn't-- i think we're going to wait nine to ten minutes before we mention trump. i would say this, that on this stage that i am the best of talking carson-- however, i am no scholar, i think as i walked in and saw real scholars in the room and on this stage i'm probably-- i've written the third best book about barack obama. and i sat out this book and getting somewhere and i saw john

what is it about bill clinton? you know, i thought as a biographer i had to come down on one side of that issue. and it was only -- for three months i was really beating myself up about trying to finish the book and resolve that. and then the obvious became obvious to me which is of course he's both of those things, and the same impulses that drive bill clinton this negative ways also drive him in positive ways. and it's only -- that's true of all of us, of human nature. we all have that, those contradictions within us. and with bill clinton it's just an exaggeration of all of us. >> excellent. all right. mr. remnick. obama. >> so -- >> and don't talk about trump. >> i wouldn't -- [laughter] i think we're going to wait 9-10 minutes before we mention trump. i would say this that on this stage that i am the best of judge of talking dog cartoons. [laughter] i really -- there's no one close. however -- [laughter] i am no scholar. i think i saw ron chernow here, real scholar, and on this stage i'm probably -- i've writt

hillary clinton be joined by a bill clinton as well as president barack obama. he has already been campaigning for her today. bruce springsteen is expected up next. the stages being reset from jon bon jovi, who was on before. katie mcginty is running against republican pat toomey. bob brady, congressman from philadelphia also spoke to the crowd earlier. right now, they are waiting for bruce springsteen and hillary clinton. o. will to 24 hours from now, our election coverage will be underway, not only the presidential race, but congressional races and governors races as well. we will have all the results beginning at 8:00 eastern tonight live on c-span, streaming live on c-span.org, and you can listen live on the free c-span radio app. announcer: this is philadelphia, a huge crowd waiting to hear from hillary clinton, and ahead of that, bruce springsteen is set to perform. crowdeed news says this for clinton is unlike anything we have seen in the course of her campaign. of course, donald trump has been crowds.big is off to grand rapids. we will have that rally at

bill: bill clinton is coming your way. democratic governor of colorado, thank you, sir, for coming on today. >> you bet, my pleasure. martha: hillary clinton reaching out to president obama's strongest supporters but clinton seems to be slipping with african-american voters in 2016. turnout is low in some areas in the early voting stats that we are looking at. so what's going on? we will ask experts with a fair and balance debate. >> i believe we have a fundamental human, even a moral obligation to protect our children no matter who they are and what zip code they live in. we have a moral obligation to reduce gun violence you didn't read your car insurance policy. you just stuck it in a drawer somewhere and forgot about it. until a dump truck hit your pickup truck and now you need a tow truck. does your policy cover the cost of a tow truck? who knows? you didn't read it. you can't even find it. the liberty mutual app with coverage compass™ makes it easy to know what you're covered for and what you're not. call liberty mu

both hillary clinton and her husband, former president bill clinton today. our meredyth censullo joins us from the newsroom. >>reporter: this is proof of just how important the tampa bay area is to this election. both presidential candidate hillary clinton and the 42nd president of the united states bill clinton are here today to urge bay area voters to cast their ballots early. the most recent nbc poll has clinton dloked in florida -- dloked in florida and the tampa bay area is key to winning our state. for days the clintons have been barnstorming ohio, another state where she and trump are running a tight race. last night clinton aimed much of her speech on trump's naibilities to be -- inabilities to be commander in chief, attacking his relationship with russia and warning about how he'd handle nuclear weapons. >> these are weapons today far more powerful than that destroyed hiroshima and nagasaki during world war ii. to talk so casually, so cavalierly about mass anilation is truly appalling. >>reporter: former president bill clinton has been drilling down

while hillary clinton was here bill clinton was campaigning in st. petersburg where we find marisela burgos for that part of the story. >> reporter: former president he has done this before and it is clear none of these candidates assume they have all of the votes to win the presidency. it is exactly one week before the general election and hillary clinton and donald trump are campaigning hard. bill clinton will be here in st. petersburg speaking at the thomas jackson rec center. the campaign push comes after hillary clinton is under investigation for a second time that some voters say they don't care. >> how long do we have to hear about the same thing? he has issues every day and she has one ongoing issue. >> reporter: if you don't think the candidates realize how high this state is for them check this out. hillary clinton has 21 different events scheduled for today from florida all of the way up to wisconsin. marisela burgos, abc action >>> as for donald trump, he is back in florida tomorrow rallying voters as far south as miami and as far north a

we're going to hear bill clinton speak. michelle, it is unprecedented to see something like this, a sitting president spending this amount of time on the campaign trail. >> reporter: right, and so energetically, tee. the kinds of speeches he's been giving, they're been lengthy. they've been emotional. going into the overflow crowd areas and giving a special talk to people there. president obama sees importance of this and seems to relish it. this will be his 17th and final campaign appearance for hillary clinton. we've seen him range from everything from making fun of donald trump almost like he's doing standup comedy, to issuing a dire warning to voters, telling them that the fate of the republic cane rerests on th shoulders and the world is teetering in the balance and the choice is up to them. tonight, though, what we're hearing from the white house they want this to be something a little bit different. they're calling it an emotional pitch to the people he's met on the way. they want it to be a fresh pitch, something a

it followed a speech by former president bill clinton. ((bill clinton/(d) strong, i want you to go see every friend you've got and don't let anybody sit on the sidelines." 18.49.07 )) ((patrick walker)) president clinton's visit comes just a day after his wife made a stop in las vegas. the focus of this rally: getting millennial voters out to vote. (( 17.39.55 patrick walker: "do they have a lot of work to do to reach younger voters?" tristan varela: "yeah, they do, especially because they're old, they need to relate more, and they don't relate." 17.40.01 )) ((feven soloman/unlv senior: 17.48.53 "i think it's an amazing thing, especially considering steve aoki is going to do a free concert for all these students, and bill clinton is going to be here, and you're going to hear other mems ((patrick walker)) but it's not just democrats focusing in the final days on nevada. donald trump junior rallied supporters at ahern manufacturing earlier in the day. ((donald trump jr./donald trump's son: "make sure to vote. you can send dc a message that

that same day -- tim kaine and bill clinton were scheduled

roshonda harris smith "i met clinton today. bill clinton, he's the best." the phone cameras came out in full force when bill clinton walked into hair unlimited near washington and mlk. his famous charm was on full display...never more so than customer's head. "this man's whole futures in danger." the other man in that picture is the owner of the shop, mack smith junior. 121608 mack smith jr "a lot of people got to meet him and stuff like that so i think it was great that they chose my shop to come by." one lap was all it took. one lap of shaking hands, taking selfies..and then he was gone. 121806 harris smith "i really appreciated him coming to our community and sharing his love with us." but maybe my favorite part of his visit to the barbershop. did you notice this in the video? whenever he took a selfie with someone he would southern nevada..... campaigning on behalf of his father. 13 action news reporter..... tom george is live on desert inn..... right in front of "the trump tower"..... with what donald trump junior.... had to say today. familiar with do

clinton. los demÓcratas rechazan y los demÓcratas apoyan la organizaciÓn. organizaciones demandan al gobierno de california por pedir fotografÍas del fisco -- selfies en centros de votaciÓn. cifras alarmantes, obtuve fue el mes mÁs violento de este aÑo en mÉxico. la violencia se sigue identificando -- intensificando en varios estados de ese paÍs. ♪ enrique: a siete dÍas de la elecciÓn presidencial, el fbi ha tomado un papel protagÓnico. a la nueva ronda de investigaciones sobre correos electrÓnicos, se suma o la publicaciÓn de archivos de perdÓn otorgado de bill clinton, quien ayudÓ a financiar la biblioteca. la campaÑa demÓcrata ha reaccionado la ofensiva. reportera: como si la controversia respecto de oro del fbi, los mensajes electrÓnicos de hillary clinton, fuera poca, y el fbi hizo pÚblico a documentos relativos a un perdÓn realizado por lex residente bill clinton. la campaÑa de hillary se queja de que el fbi sÓlo habla de temas de que puedan perjudicar a su candi

president bill clinton. another memo dated february 15th of the same year reads it appears that rekwiert pard-- required pardon procedures were not followed. dr. carson, what do you think? we're having technical difficulties, getting dr. carson up. let me give you the lay of the land here. the marc rich disclosures pointed that that james comey was working this as a prosecutor and critical of the clinton pardon at the time. dr. carson we have you back, what do you think of the pardon of marc rich given that james comey had worked that case back then? >> well, you know, obviously we knew about that a long time ago and you know, people didn't seem terribly excited about it. now, the reason i think that people are more excited about it now is because it's piling on to all the other things that we've heard, and it's just confi confirmatory of the corruption that's been going on, really, for quite a long time. liz: dr. carson, thank you for your time. come back to the show. you're terrific. really love having you

the clinton campaign slamming james comey asking why the fbi released information about a 2001 bill clinton pardon with only seven days till the election. and trump continues to climb in the polls and new details how trump gains the system using other people's money to avoid paying his own taxes. let's go "outfront." i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight the breaking news. clinton crying foul with just one week until

hillary and bill clinton are going to be in the bay area. bill clinton is going to be in st. pete. he'll speak at the thomas jet jackson rec center on 28th street south. >>> donald trump will campaign in pennsylvania and wisconsin. tomorrow he'll be in miami and orlando. his running mate mike pence made a campaign stop last night in clear water where you had to improvise. abc palusa. >> kind of a fitting and bizarre night here on halloween at the mike pence rally. he was handing out candy a short time ago but it was a pretty bizarre turn of events. >> the mike pence rally started strong. then less than 10 minutes in. >> but as more facts from this men and women in florida -- >> pence stood silent, then walked off the stage, then grabbed a bull horn. pence focused heavily on the reopened investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. >> we commend the fbi for reopening the case because here in this country no one is above the law. >> but compared to a donald trump rally this group tame. hundreds packed the hangar compared to thousands that normally show up for trump, but for some rep

. >> patty criner was working at bill clinton's campaign office in little rock in 1974 the day hillary arrived. said patty. i said hillary. >> the cartooning has been very easy. i'm worried come november 9 it will be really hard to have to start to work again. >> and in these final days of the campaign we drop in to watch the cartooning of the candidates. welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. it is down to the wire. we will soon know who american voters choose as the next president the first woman or a wealthy business plan with no political experience. you can't say the journey has been boring. revelations continue to leak out linked to the clinton including her e-mail practices and clinton function leading to allegations of conflict and obstruction from within the f.b.i. and justice department. wickileaks has continued to post embarrassing e-mails from the account of john podesta. considering the tenor of campaign 2016 one could conjure up many post-election combinations. will the loser blame fraud or up to others. we begin by investigating the big money to find out who is

in the case of obama to clinton, you see people who went from bill clinton to obama to the clinton campaign who would have a role. obviously the transition from obama to trump would be completely different. i can't think of anybody. >> i was listening to the next panel and bill and anita mcbride seemed to agree that there could be more tension with a democrat-to-democrat oren-to- republican transition than different parties and that is -- i didn't really agree but i deferred to them and especially anieto, who's been part of transitions but i think if al gore had been elected president, there would definitely have been some tension because after their itial bromance between president clinton and vice president gore early in the campaign, by the end there was so much tension as manifest in the fact that gore did not really want bill clinton and i think to gore's everlasting detriment, did not want bill clinton campaigning for him so that would have been one where there was tension but the most tension i experienced or covered was that from the clinton -- allegedly clinton -- there's a dispute

the bureau release 129 documents investigation of bill clinton. the question is why now in fox5's tom fitzgerald out and about tonight.nigh haven't heard the name marke n ridge in a long time and here we are. >>reporter: you know we talkedd a lot about october surprises last month.st i don't think anybody was expecting a november surprise,re but that is what we got today. let me walk you through what ist this is all about because some noon today a tweet went out from the fbi records vault.. what was that tweet? well, itl, was a link and it said william j. clinton foundation and then you clicked on the link and then when you click on the link whatt that took you to was 129 pages of the fbi's investigation back in 2001 of the probe into why bill clinton on his very last day in mark ridge.. now, think back, mark rich was a big-time democratic donor. he was a big-time donor to the clinton library.ry. mark rich was indicted in the early 0s, also, for tax evasion and fraud and violating a then ban on doing business with iraq. -- left the country. he was

president bill clinton then went on to drive home the issues. focusing extensively on creating jobs through infastructure including the supply of alternative energy sources. "if you build modern environmentally responsible transmission lines from where the energy can best be produced need it that is infastructure. all jobs made in america." clinton went on to talk free higher education and supporting small business. a small crowd for the event --- but many there say they've already cast their vote. "if elected what would you first like to see her accomplish?" "whatever she deals with. i hillary clinton? what draws you to her? "she has a lot of exripencee. she knows what she is doing." "there is also the benefit that she is not donald trump. who is. . . i don't know if i have to explain who he is." talking with dozens of supporters today --- they are say they are confident recent announcement by the fbi to reopen the investigation into clinton's private emails will not hurt her kwwl bill clinton canceling his des moines stop today out of respect

four days from election day and former president bill clinton comes to colorado today. his mission to get young people out to the polls. >>> could a shootout in denver have been prevented? what we've learned about an incident in lodo where hundreds of fires were shot leaving one man dead. >>> degrees in the denver area. most mountain towns are in the 20s. a storm system is moving towards colorado. we'll talk about what it means for your weekend coming up. >>> no crashes on the highway this morning. i-70 and kipling here. we'll show you drive times coming up in a bit. >>> with four days left until election day the campaigns hit colorado once again today and this is a sign colorado is yet again a key battleground state. to town. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, britt. that is right. colorado is again rocking as a swing state. this morning both parties will zero in hoping to sway those undecided voters. this morning bill clinton campaigning for his wife in pueblo, followed by afternoon events in denver and fort collins. also set to make three stops in colorado is f

both clintons are here at the rec center to see her husband bill clinton. she must solidify her support of black voters and that's why bill clinton is here tonight and hillary is campaigning in black neighborhoods to encourage people to get to the polls on tuesday. >> with her coming out and today, that will definitely get the voters out. >> her husband is expect today encourage people attending tonight to canvas area ands bet people to the polls. >> i think wisdom and logic is she carried herself her whole life for children for the working class. she's the clear, obvious choice. >>reporter: bill clinton will take the podium sometime after 6:30. peter bernard, >>> it's not just candidates with a lot at steak next tuesday. high profile constitutional vote yes. >>reporter: utilities pump another $3.5 million into amendment one, a solar constitutional amendment environmentists call shady. that's in addition to the already $22 million the state's largest utility companies had already put into the campaign. >> utility companies are the most heavily regulated com

bill clinton to the right and stabbed hillary clinton in the back. >> people don't understand enough about the negatives on hillary. they need to live them and use them. >> so you know how trump accuses hillary clinton of enabling bill clintons indiscretions and attacking accusers. you may not know those accusations started with hillaries own strategist she enlisted to deal with her baggage. >> with hillary, i guess what really turned me off was what i call when she hired this fleet of detectives to go around examining all of the women who had been identified with clinton. not for the purpose of divorcing clinton. not for the purpose of getting him to stop. but for the purpose of developing blackmail material on these women to cow them into silence. >> then bill clinton had a fling with a white house intern and hillary clinton tried to dig him out of the fire on the today here for anybody willing to find it and write about it and explain sit the vast right wing conspiracy conspireing against my husband since the day he announced for president. >> bill later admitted to that fling. hi

bush who won two times in a row and bill clinton won in 1996. the margin is narrow. a lot has to do with the conversation of 2016, a lot of the issues where trump has had some resonance during this campaign season play well in ohio. so, president obama has a task. and the expectation is when you think of the stature, magnitude of having a surrogate like a sitting president, this is very important for hillary clinton and gives her a chance to expand her reach. so, for example, today she's in florida. the president of the united states is in ohio, trying to map out as much territory as they can with her message to try to make him not only a great surrogate, building on his own legacy, but trying to help hillary clinton win here. what we know is the president will be trying to drive voters to the polls early. so far in ohio, less than 1.2 million have voted. that's a big number. it leans a little toward those who are democrats, outpacing republicans who have already turned out to vote early. and in addition to that, we understand from clinton sources that the president

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it's full steam ahead for the clinton investigation. i'm bill hemmer. welcome to "america's newsroom." martha: the f.b.i. has the hard drive from anthony weiner's laptop. the focus is said to be work related people. >> hillary is the one who lied on so many different occasions to the f.b.i. she broke the law over and over again. we can be sure that what is in those emails is absolutely defend starting. >> why why the world the f.b.i. would decide to jump into an election with no evidence of any wrongdoing with just days to go. i'm sure they will reach the same conclusion they did when they looked at my emails for the last year. there is no case here. >> we ask commend the f.b.i. for reopening the case because no one is above the law in the united states of america. >> we are not supposed to talk about ongoing investigations and they are not supposed to put out politically sensitive stuff right before an election. >> the president doesn't believe that director comey is intentionally trying to influence the outcome of an election. bill: josh earnest had a

both presidential candidate hillary clinton and her husband, former president bill clinton will rally supporters today at two different bay area events as clinton fights for more votes in florida. >>> plus a morning commute without ever driving on one of our jam packed bridges? still ahead we are live as the cross bay ferry gets ready to kick off its maiden voyage. what it costs and how it works. today. i'm gayle guyardo. >> and i'm gene ramirez. thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning, the day after halloween is always tough, especially for the kids. you got that sugar hangover, you still got to get them out to school. hopefully, though, we have some good news from leigh spannn. >> it's going to be comfortable as you head out the door this morning. that's about all i can say because i know it's going to be a hard day to wake up and head off to work and school. 60 right now in brooksville, 63 in lakeland. so these temperatures are above average. they're just in a comfortable range. 66 in we have very dry air in the upper levels of the atmosphere. that's why we have that bright b

bill clinton signed is very valuable. the fact that they are sending him to colorado -- tim kaine's time, very valuable. the fact that they are sending them to wisconsin, shows there keeping an eye on those dates. donald trump said in a conference call with the press, their path involves winning the ohio,r -- four, florida, they mightina -- find a replacement here in wisconsin, maybe. the other thing that is clear, we are not anymore talking about georgia or texas or the democrats trying to expand the map. there is no question about that. today is november the first, which obviously means it is the first day of open enrollment for obamacare. this comes just a week after news that some people will see shocking rate hikes. at least, substantial rate hikes, with fewer insurance options under the affordable air cap -- care act next year. for trump, this is a gift in the final stretch of the election. pennsylvaniaussia, , trump and mike pence called for health care reform policies. they want the ability for americans to shop f

and bill clinton. we received word he'll be in colorado on friday. right now he is in iowa. on friday he'll make three stops in colorado. he'll be in pueblo, where he'll be in those cities and what time, we don't know yet. campaign has not announced that. they are opening registration on hillary clinton's website. registration is required to be able to go to these events. as for this one, registration is full. as you can see this building is small. however many people can fit, the max has been reached. they are hoping for crowds for bill clinton on friday. plenty of time in colorado the past couple of weeks. past weekend his family members were here. now republican vice presidential candidate mike pence will make his fourth stop of the campaign in colorado tonight. he'll hold a rally at the ranch complex in larimer county fairgrounds in loveland. doors open at 3:30 event is scheduled to kick off at 5:30. he and his running mate donald trump were in pennsylvania on tuesday when repeal the affordable car

bill clinton also wanted donations to continue. he said if they're submitted to an independent body for review, there is no independent body to make that review. you see from the graphic, but the problem there is who is the independent umpire in a clinton white house or state department -- saying this amount of money is okay. >> okay, so another thing that you found in that is a reference in these e-mails to dumping, and that word is significant. we're trying to figure out exactly what it meant. >> yeah, hillary clinton as secretary of state, first time we heard this, used a personal e-mail account for personal business. jo john podesta say not to sound like lanny, but we have going to have to dump all of those e-mails so better to do so sooner than later. they wanted to jump it out there, they say, but look at what is happening around march second. on that same night, the campaign manager go back and forth about whether or not they new the full depth of this e-mail scandal. it looks like nope, we thought everything was taken care