i know what kind of sense of humor mrs. clinton has. i sent this packet of film to new york and i said watch the back of the limousine. my editor said we cannot wait to run the picture of her laughing. she does not look that way in public. i was so happy that happened because it was so important to her character. she has a wonderful sense of humor and that was so nice to see when she was secretary of state. it was out there, how funny she could be. i love the fact that that was another laughing picture. i think laughing pictures are important. >> there is a contrast betwen the public clintons and the private clintons. tell me about the photo in the book where he has his arms around her neck? diana walker: one of the moments when i was behind-the-scenes with the clintons was the night --i cannot remember why i was with them. it was for the day and this particular night, the special olympics had an event at the white house and the president and mrs. clinton were hosting it. it was in a big tent behind the white house. the clintons were wa

mrs. clinton is on the stanford campus discuss ago wide raining of topics. let's get a look process. this is the question and answer portion. earlier today she delivered the ke note address covering democratic values, diplomacy, technology and even election hacking by the russians. >>> i certainly believe we have what it takes to understand what happened in 2016. and decisive toly to make sure it never happens again and confront this threat to western democracy. >> earlier in the day mrs. clinton signed books for more than a thousand people in san francisco. nbc bay area kristi smith shows us the event. and a line that stretched more than a city block. >> reporter: san francisco is certainly friendly territory for hillary clinton. we are told this this back signing event sold out in less than 18 hours. more than 1,000 people lined up early in the hopes of saying hello and thank you to the former secretary of state. [ applause ] >> we love you hillary. >> reporter: the the book signing in san francisco hillary clinton arrived to

i know what kind of sense of humor mrs. clinton has. i sent this packet of film to new york and i said watch the back of the limousine. toeditor said we cannot wait run the picture of her laughing. she does not look that way in public. i was so happy that happened because it was so important to her character. she has a wonderful sense of humor and that was so nice to see when she was secretary of state. it was out there, how funny she could be. i love the fact that that was another laughing picture. areink laughing pictures important. contrast betwen the public clintons and the private clintons. tell me about the photo in the book where he has his arms around her neck? diana walker: one of the moments when i was behind-the-scenes with the clintons was the night --i cannot remember why i was with them. thiss for the day and particular night, the special olympics had an event at the white house and the president and mrs. clinton were hosting it. it was in a big tent behind the white house. the clintons were walking out and the shriver fam

you can see here there hillary clinton at the podium. a live stream from the stanford campus. mrs. clinton giving a talk about technology and diplomacy. at the stanford business school. a fullhouse open to stanford students and professor. . earlier she was he was in frist for a book signing hundreds of people lined up. in stretched several blocks. s in time laps video showing how long the line was. we tweeted the video a short while ago. following mrs. clinton today nbc bay area kristi smith. >> reporter: at the book signing in san francisco hillary clinton arrived to a warm response. many got here early to make sure they had a spot. >> she has been a lifelong inspiration to me for decades now. i wish the outcome had been different. >> the book entitled what happened? explores experiences in the content issues 2016 presidential election. there was tight security inside the book store today. outside the line stretched around the block, 1,000 tickets told. >> i was talking to people in line and they're all saying it's emotional we get to see her now there is tiers. >> shelby voluntee

i know what kind of sense of humor mrs. clinton has. i have been behind the scenes with her so much. i sent this packet of film to new york and i said watch the back of the limousine. i got a call the next day from my editor. she said we cannot wait to run the picture of her laughing. she does not look that way in public. i was so happy that happened because it was so important to her character. she has a wonderful sense of humor and that was so nice to see when she was secretary of state. it was out there, how funny she could be. i love the fact that that was another laughing picture. i think laughing pictures are important. >> there is a contrast betwen the public clintons and the private clintons. being affectionate or laughing together. tell me about the photo in the book where he has his arms around her neck? diana walker: one of the moments when i was behind-the-scenes with the clintons was the night -- i cannot remember why i was with them. for the day, or for a couple of days in a row. this particular night the , special olympic

i guess we have to hear from mrs. clinton. i want a real interview with her. not a favorable journalist. she should come on and talk to a serious journalist about what she knew. >> sean: laura, that's never going to happen. >> well, she's afraid. >> sean: she's compromised. she was lashing out at me and fox news channel by name just earlier this week. i want to get your take on

>> investigate mrs. clinton. they would investigate the former president, and they would also investigate why the justice department under obama did not fully investigate this case. charles: all right, guys, gentlemen, thank you very much. it is a serious bombshell. another bombshell, jfk's files are going to be released today. 2800 files. now lou dobbs. lou: good evening, everybody. as you can tell, we're still in the swamp, washington, d.c., and tonight we begin with breaking news out of the nation's capitol. president trump has delayed the release of some of the files on the jfk assassination that have been required by law to be released by midnight today. president trump has approved apparently only 2800 of the almost 35,000 documents to be released today before midnight, and if anyone in this administration understands what's going on, they're certainly not talking, not talking at least with me.

mrs. clinton was also signing books. her latest books in san francisco earlier in the day. tonight jean was tweeting out part of mrs. clinton's speech, you can follow her on twitter at nbc jean elle. >>> the target of a terror plot foiled by agents. officials say they uncovered the the plot months ago but weren't able to end it until today. >>> it was banjos fiddles and violins all echoing from the stage from the bluegrass festival. but there is a note of caution playing out in the minds of many people there in the wake of the las vegas shooting. >> we've never talked about this and we've been coming for ten years. normally we sit, party, have fun. now it's like where are the exits, how do we get ahold of each other in case of emergency. >> there's caution but also resolve to move forward and be normal. this is the 17th annual event, the admission is free. no bag checks or metal detectors. police say it is a concern but part of the access. >> we know the name of the woman who fell to her death off a cliff in mexico, she fell off the cliff around 5:00 last night. the cliffs

. >> earlier in the day mrs. clinton signed books for more than a thousand people in san francisco. nbc bay area kristi smith shows us the event. and a line that stretched more than a city block. >> reporter: san francisco is certainly friendly territory for hillary clinton. we are told this this back signing event sold out in less than 18 hours. more than 1,000 people lined up early in the hopes of saying hello and thank you to the former secretary of state. [ applause ] >> we love you hillary. >> reporter: the the book signing in san francisco hillary clinton arrived to a warm response. some folks got here early to make sure they had a spot. >> she has been a lifelong inspiration for me for decades. >> her book entitled "what happened" explores the contention 2016 presidential election. there was tight security inside. and outside the line stretched around the block, 1,000 tickets sold. >> i was talking to people in line. and they're all says it's very emotional that we get to see her now. there is tears already in line. >> shelby volunteered for the clinton campaign in washington

clinton repeatedly said she didn't have any classified information in the e-mail marked or unmarked after the f.b.i. investigation including the interview with clinton f.b.i. director komi said she and quickly did they rated her statement as they put it cover so colorfully pants on fire. ok i really got are you sure it is still an area you were to actually referencing one political fact statement when there were maybe i don't know seven million. i mean why we are asking you the rescue but on the downside about a democratic candidate you would claim hillary clinton is never going to be on the ballot again to never be on the ballot again she's going to run for president again she's not going to be not running for senate not running for governor i think it's fair for her to try to provide a history of what happened i think the idea that she was not candid in her time when she released all over e-mails or all these e-mails nearly all the points she didn't do she said and repeatedly in two of the fourteen that she turned over all work related e-mails to the state department the f.b.i. sa

we know the fbi went and found the emails that mrs. clinton tried to delete and they found some of them or recovered them in the state department has them. we don't know when we will get those. at the current schedule, the state department wants to release all of mrs. clinton's emails to us, but they still haven't had a release at a rate that would make them -- at a rate that would allow us to finally get them all in the year 2020. >> tucker: so there are still thousands of documents being withheld from the kennedy assassination, or 50 years ago, the cia is now -- we are doing a story on this tomorrow, that they need to hold them for another 25 years? if people knew the amount of information that belongs to them, being held by bureaucrats and officials, they would freak out. great to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: doing the lord's work. it's been 49 weeks and counting since the 2016 election, the hunt is still on for proof of russian meddling. did putin get trump elected? we still don't know. we did recently speak to progressive ana

. >> guest: a very good question mrs. clinton received almost 3 million votes and more than voted for president trump. i don't talk about something i doubt know as much but my sense is we need to reexamine the process and do that seriously because in a violation. >> winning a pulitzer prize the next call comes from connecticut. >> caller: so first in 1776 following bad up with john adams finally put a lot of work on that as well but if there was any desire at all on that part that would make a fantastic miniseries with that consideration on yourur part. >> not only is it under consideration but a number of people to do important work on the idea. tom hanks is interested to have a very important role in this creation of the john adams miniseries on hbo. so i do hope that it will have been. >> how much running the country between the george washington presidency?. >> and to have some issues to settle. but it lasted as long as the war. people don't understand eight in a half years except b and on that is the longest except f

it's very easy for mrs. clinton to criticize and to come out, but i think we need to rert only person with blood on their hands is that of the changed. again shooter. and this isn't a time for us to go after individuals or organizations. i think that we can have those policy conversations. but today is not that day. reporter: are there any policy descriptions that the president considers to be out of bounds on the policy debate that will happen in the next few weeks? could you articulate what his positions on gun control is? ms. sanders clo the president has been clear he's a strong supporter of the second amendment and do have anything further. one more question. reporter: couple questions. ne, puerto rico. nted to ask about the bill mccain has which would give exemption to puerto rico from the jones act. would they consider a permanent repeal of the jones act? ms. sanders: i don't think that's something that's necessary at this time if we deemed it was, we can have that discussion then. certainly something

>> guest: a very good question and as we know, mrs. clinton received almost 3 million votes above who voted for donald trump. that raises a big question. i have learned not to talk about something i don't know as much as i need to to talk about it. my sense is yes, we need to re-examine that process and do so seriously. because it is a violation of the will of the people. we have a lot of problems to solve before we get to that one. >> host: david mccullough won pulitzer prize is on his biographies of john adams and harry truman, next call from kevin in hartford, connecticut, you are on booktv. >> caller: i have a question for you. first book i ever bought of yours was 1776. i followed that up with john adams. i loved what hbo did with the miniseries, you put a lot of working on that as well. i can't help but wonder if you ever thought or if had any desire on your part to be involved in a similar project for 1776. that would make a fantastic miniseries or docudrama? was that a consideration on your part? >> guest: not only is it under

clinton's email practices, was biased to help mrs. clinton, both by the justice department and the fbi. the most vivid illustration of that was the attorney general of the united states at the time, loretta lynch, meeting with a witness and maybe the target in a fair world, bill clinton, a week before they were supposed to be interviewing hillary clinton on the email matter. mrs. lynch, she admitted that the meeting cast a cloud over the investigation. a meeting which we would not have known about before a reporter figured out in phoenix, arizona, . it lends further credibility to the facts, or the concern, that there was something out there, the investigation about hillary clinton was rigged by the justice department and the fbi. why play games with basic documents requests like the one "judicial watch" has asked for? >> steve: what is the next move he missed story? >> they need till november 30th to review 30 pages of information to make sure there is nothing they want to withhold from us. the test now is whether the fbi will give u

t's very easy for mrs. clinton to criticize and come out but we need to remember that the only person with blood on their happeneds is that of the shooter and this isn't a time for -- hands is that of the shoot around this isn't a time for us to go after individuals or organizations. i think that we can have those policy conversations but today is not that day. reporter: are there any policy descriptions that the president considers to be out of bounds on the policy debate that we'll ave in the next few weeks? sarah: the president's been clear that he's a strong supporter of the second amendment. and i don't have anything further at this point. i'll take one more question. reporter: couple questions. one, head of the puerto rico -- [inaudible] -- wanted to ask about the bill that congressman mccain -- [inaudible] -- which would give a permanent exemption for puerto rico. [inaudible] -- consider a permanent repeal or at least an exemption from it for puerto rico at some time? sarah: i don't think that's some

the justice department should open up the investigation of mrs. clinton that jim comey prematurely and improperly terminated. >> liz: he prejudged it. >> reporter: correct not my words as attorney general jeff sessions and they should start that investigation and go wherever the evidence takes them if it takes them to an indictment of her so be it. >> liz: thank you judge good to see you great stuff. next up saudi oil ministers displaying the delay basically saying no, we're not going to delay our massive ipo for our oil company aramco. it is still on track for 2018. ballpark estimates have that ipo valuing saudi arabia state oil company at more than a trillion dollars and saudi officials dismissing reports emerging last week they may delay this until 2019, next year u.s.-backed forces announced they had defeated isis and isis capitol former obama officials saying all of the credit should go to president obama. we will play you that sound after this. >> they will not threaten our national existence. >> liz: another big recall now toyota announcing

[laughter] mr. clinton but they were bigger : than us. they were stronger than we are. their brains were just as big , but for reasons no one truly knows, as far as we can determine, they never wrote a book or a poem or spoke to each other in traditional ways. but it appears they didn't survive the last era and we did , or habsburg cause we could run faster, but in all probability because we could communicate, and we could cooperate. the greatest biologist e.o. wilson says the greatest cooperators are the most likely to survive and the best cooperators that ever existed were ants, termites, and people. exhibithad that great where you can see all of my cooperators. but it's true. we have cooperative, instinctive patterns of animals saved a bunch of them when people were killed. in south america, there were drilles that only air-conditioned housing. i tell you what has got to do with all of this. livingles in their quarters. when it's wondering, they know it. pollinate 96% of all of the food human beings consume. you should really worry the bees are dying because environm

it's very easy for mrs. clinton to criticize and to come out but i think we need to remember the only person with blood on their hands is that of the shooter and this isn't a time for us to go after individuals or organizations. i think we can have those policy conversations but today is not the day. >> any policy the president considers to be out of bounds on the policy debate we'll have in the next few weeks. can you articulate what his position on gun control is? >> the president has been clear he's a strong supporter of the second amendment. i don't have anything further at this point. i'll take one more question. >> it would give a permit exemption to the jones act. would the administration consider a permanent repeal or exemption? >> i don't think that's something that's necessary at this time. we could have that discussion then. something that we don't feel like is necessary today. i wouldn't imagine that would be something needed. does the white house have some concerns about that. >> we certainly su

as we know, mrs. clinton received almost 3 million votes above what was voted for president trump. and that raises a big question. and i have learned not to talk about something that i do not know as much about as i need to know what i'm talking about. my opinion is, my sense is that yes, we need to re-examine the process. and do so seriously. because in a sense it is a violation of the will of the people. but we have a lot of problems to solve before we get to that. >> david mccullough won a pulitzer prize for his two books on us presidents. john evans and harry truman. the next call from comes from kevin in hartford connecticut. kevin you are on booktv. >> hello gentlemen.mr. mccullough i have a question for you. the first book i ever bought of yours was 1776. i followed that up with john adams. i live with hbo did with the miniseries and i know you put a lot of work in on that as well. i cannot help but wonder if there was ever any desire on your part to be involved in similar projects for 1776? i think bthat would make a fantastic miniseries or drama. >> not only is it under co

clinton's time as ect s of state. there's an update on the travel ban, part of the ban was a holt on the refugee program. there will be new enhanced vetting rules. under these new rules, the administration would collect more data on refugees and look closely at the social media. this comes to the 120. with bona fide relationships to the u s were exempted from the ban. let's talk for a moment about the opioid epidemic, a lot of families, a lot of communities have been impacted by digs. if there is a chance if you don't know somebody has. last week the president said he would have a major announcement on opioids. that is expected to be as a crisis of the national emergency. something the president said he was going to do back in august. this is obviously a growing epidemic that the president is very committed to fighting against. he has been working with his policy advisors and his team diligently and all the relative components and agencies and you'll see some more details on those efforts by the end of this week. and

you can have one book signed by mrs. clinton, and, no selfies allowed. they are really trying to keep the line moving because there are about 1000 people that want their book signed. and, have there one moment with hillary clinton. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> the trump administration is rolling back an obama era mandate that will affect millions of women. employers and insurers will soon be able to opt out of providing no-cost contraceptives including birth control for religious and moral reasons. democrats and planned parenthood are condemning the move. house minority leader nancy pelosi released a statement saying, quote, republicans have launched a sickening attack on women's health, women's pocketbooks, and women's independence. no woman should be subject to the whim of her employer to access the affordable contraception that is her right. according to the national women's law center, 55 million women have birth control coverage without out-of-pocket costs. >>> to the storm watch, people along the u.s. gulf coast are getting read

hillary clinton everyone. thank you. thank you mrs. clinton. a sip of chardo-nay-nay. [ light laughter ] i saw that while discussing puerto rico, trump said the atlantic is a very big ocean. [ light laughter ] trump always sounds like he forgot about a class presentation, and is just up there winging it. you know? [ laughter and applause ] "the atlantic is a very big ocean. a lot of people didn't know how big it was. it's very big, one of top five big oceans out there. [ light laughter ] it's very wet." [ laughter ] i saw that hostess is -- hostess is releasing a new dessert called a white fudge ding-dong. [ light laughter ] take a look at this new ad that they just put out for them. >> announcer: the hostess white fudge ding-dong. it's already taking america by storm. we've got white ding-dongs in grocery stores. we've got white ding-dongs in vending machines. we've even got a white ding-dong in office, white fudge ding-dong. [ laughter and applause ] ain't nothing wrong with a a couple white ding-dongs. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ain't

hillary clinton everyone. thank you. thank you mrs. clinton. a sip of chardo-nay-nay. [ light laughter ] i saw that while discussing puerto rico, trump said the atlantic is a very big ocean. [ light laughter ] trump always sounds like he forgot about a class presentation, and is just up there winging it. you know? [ laughter and applause ] "the atlantic is a very big ocean. a lot of people didn't know how big it was. it's very big, one of top five big oceans out there. [ light laughter ] it's very wet." [ laughter ] i saw that hostess is -- hostess is releasing a new dessert called a white fudge ding-dong. [ light laughter ] take a look at this new ad that they just put out for them. fudge ding-dong. it's already taking america by storm. we've got white ding-dongs in grocery stores. we've got white ding-dongs in vending machines. we've even got a white ding-dong in office, white fudge ding-dong. [ laughter and applause ] ain't nothing wrong with a a couple white ding-dongs. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ain't nothing wrong with a couple whi

started by mrs. clinton as secretary of state. president obama did not want to handle the tough thing. in fact, kick the can down the road was the policy of iran. that's what this deal with iran is in essence kick the can down the road and let the world worry about it in 15 years when iran is allowed to have nuclear weapons. what we have now is an administration is saying these are hot issues, tough issues. we inherited them and we'll try to deal with them. >> eric: speaking of mrs. clinton over the weekend she is in london and criticized the president's efforts at de-certifying the iranian nuclear deal. >> why on earth would we want two nuclear challenges in iran and north korea at the same time? just because something hasn't worked exactly as you wanted, doesn't mean your first alternative should be threatening military action. it should be learning from what has and hasn't happened in the past and engaging in an intensive diplomatic effort. >> eric: her husband negotiated the 1994 oil for food deal which he said would make the

grassley to ask mr. sessions why the f.b.i. is not cooperating with congress on these investigations and turning over, for example, transcripts the f.b.i. had from the office of special counsel investigation into james comey, and the hillary clinton matter. and as well as the dossier. the f.b.i. works for the department of justice. it would be nice to hear some questions on those issues. >> same with -- along those lines, the tarmac meeting between the former attorney general loretta lynch and former president clinton. >> look, i think that the oversight hearings, the judiciary committee, this is exactly the mechanism that our constitution provides, that it's the elected representatives of the american people that are there to enforce accountability from our government, from our executive branch. and instead we have special prosecutors and so forth. again, if you look at judicial watch and the lawsuits it's had. it has been far more successful in unearthing information from the executive branches than i think congress has. that

president bill clinton sought to quash allegations are denying the allegation. mr. clinton: i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> efforts to impeach the then president failed. glad for his public support during the 2016 esidential race. gorilla, but his actions might too far. dominique strauss-kahn, former head of the imf, was arrested in the u.s. for allegedly raping a hotel maid. in the end, there were few legal consequences. men abusing power. where is the backlash? predict how -- bridget kelle, i go back to your opening statement. aren't you blaming the victim? birgit: no, i think this is part of the truth. if you are in your money by presenting yourself and your body, and people watch your body. justve those women who sell themselves. it's ok if they do it because they want to. it's ok. it is not a moral thing. but we have to realize we also have women who don't have a problem with all this. sot makes the discussion difficult, because on one hand, we had some women who are forced, and other women as well. i think at the beginning of the discussion

we know the fbi went and found the emails that mrs. clinton tried to delete and they found some of them or recovered them and the state department has them. we don't know when we will get those. at the current schedule, the state department wants tour release all of mrs. clinton's emails to us, that they still haven't had a release at a rate that would make them -- at a a rate that would allow us to finally get them all in the year 2020. >> tucker: so there are still thousands of documents being withheld from the kennedy assassination, over 50 years ago, the cia is now -- we are doing a story on this tomorrow, that they need to hold them for another 25 years? if people knew the amount of information that belongs to them, being held by bureaucrats and officials, they would freak out. great to see you. >> thank you. >> tucker: great to see you. doing the lord's work. it's been 49 weeks and counting since the 2016 election, the hunt is still on for proof of russian meddling. did putin get trump elected? we still don't know. we did recentl

president bill clinton sought to quash allegations are denying the allegation. mr. clinton: i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> efforts to impeach the then president failed. glad for his public support during t the 2016 prpresidential racace. gorilla, but his actions might too far. dominique strauss-kahn, former head of the imf, was arrested in the u.s. for allegedly raping a hotel maid. in the end, there e were fewew l consequences. men abusing power. where is the backlash? predict how -- bridget kelle, i go back to your opening statement. aren't you blaming the victim? birgit: no, i think this is part of the truth. if you are in your money by presenting yourself and your body, and people watch your body. justve those women who sell themselves. it's ok if they do it because they want to. it's ok. it is not a moral thing. but we have to realize we also have women who don't have a problem with all this. sot makes the discussion difficult, because on one hand, we had some women who are forced, and other women as well. i think at the beginning of the di

in a statement earlier today mrs. clinton wrote i was shocked and q by the revel racials by harvey weinstein, the behavior described by women coming forward cannot be tolerated. their support of others is critical in helping to stop this kind of behavior. michelle and i have been disgusted about the recent reports about harvey weinstein. any man who degrades women in such fashion needs to be held accountable regardless of wealth and status. angelica lee jolie says she was harassed by him early in her career. she claims she was in a hotel and weinstein made an unwanted advance. she chose never to work with him again and warned others. movie emma. at the time paltrow was dating pit. pittcon fronted weinstein not to do it again. former actress lieu sa guys says she was abused by wine weinstein as well. we had to his office. he seemed genuinely interested and i was excited. after about 30 minutes he asked to discuss himself and go to the bathroom. he returned in nothing but a robe with the front open and he was buck naked

and stop this from happening again. >> it's very easy for mrs. clinton to criticize and come out, but we have to remember the only person with blood on their hands is that of the shooter. >> in the meantime congress is considering a law that would make it easier to buy silencers and make it harder for states to regulate them. >> we'll have continuing coverage on air and online of the mass shooting. [ singing ] he went into cardiac arrest at >>> breaking news tonight, music tom petty has died. he went into cardiac arrest at his home in malibu this morning and was taken off life support this afternoon. he died this evening surrounded by family, friends, and band mates. tom petty and the heart breakers were best known for hits like american girl and free falling. the band had just finished their 40th anniversary tour. again, tom petty just 66 years old. >>> the former uc berkeley chancellor is speaking out about the scandal that is clouded his tenure. tonight we spoke with kpix 5's christin ayers about what went right and what went wrong. >> my term

mrs clinton to criticize and to come out but i think we need to remember the only person with blood on their hands is that of the shooter. in this isn't a time for us to go after. individuals or organizations. i. station. and that she seen posts is already as you so that reigniting the gun control debate one of the most divisive issues in latin america and increasingly precedents. given the ever growing death tolls from these mass shootings arabia size on wednesday has more. anniyan is the deadliest attack local exclaimed in latin american history. and as the death toll rises in las vegas the debates on gun control has been weeknights is. in recent years mass shootings have regularly made the headlines a trend lamented by then president barack obama two years ago. you sing in an ororegon university. somehow this has become routine. the reporting is routine. my response here. and this podium ends up being routine. the conversation in the aftermath of it. we've become. nonethelesss. mmhm until now last year's shooting in a florida nightclub had been the deadliest attack on us soil by sin

for mrs. clinton to criticize and to come out but i think we need to remember the only person with blood on their hands is is that of the shooter. >> in the meantime, congress is currently considering a law that would make it easier to buy silencers and make it harder for states to regulate them. >>> time check 4:46. let's check the weather with neda. >> good morning. yeah. it's a little chilly out there. if you are walking your dog, you may need to grab the sweater or even a thicker jacket. make sure you have those high warm sox because it's cool especially some areas in the mid-40s this morning. it's clear though. 44 degrees in santa rosa right now so pretty chilly. tonight will be another chilly night again tomorrow morning but then we are starting a warming trend so here's what you can expect. three things to remember today. winds will be strong especially to the north in the hills above 1,000 feet. we still have a red flag warning in effect. we have that dry air in place helping cool thin

this is not of course the first time that that mrs. clinton has choked about her election loss. >> we want to give you an up dwait now on the breaking news that we have been following out of new york city. we know of course ate people are dead, ate others are hurt after a motorist plowed down a bike path. happened just blocks away from the world trade center. police shot and arrested the driver. this is coming at a time when all a eyes on new york. the new york city marathon is on sunday it's one of the city's biggest events. we know in terms of big events, lower mat manhattan, blood flooded the halloween parade will go on as scheduled. the president has been briefed on the situation. we want to let you know, though, in terms of what new york police said at believe it's terror related. there are reports that the driver got out of the car and said allah akbar. but none of that has been substantially detailed yet. we don't know anything more than the fact the driver was 29 years old and a male. no word on his origin yet . that's still ob

the whole try to buy well you take the fact checking website different reporters in august last year mrs clinton repeatedly said she didn't have any classified information in the her e-mail mocked or unmarked after the f.b.i. investigation including the interview with clinton f.b.i. director komi said she and equivocally did they rated her statement as they put it cover so colorfully pants on fire. ok i really appreciate is still on are you going to actually referencing one political fact statement when there were maybe i don't know seven million. i mean no i mean are asking a rescue but i that i was writing about a democratic county that you would claim hillary clinton is never going to be on the ballot again she's never going to be on the ballot again she can run for president again she's not going to be not running for senate not running for governor i think it's fair for her to try to provide a history of what happened i think the idea that she was not candid in her time when she released all over e-mails or all these e-mails going to say you know the point she didn't is she said in

say like i had to be candid with you i think i like him people like there are people who have done mr meaner crimes who have more honesty than donald trump hillary clinton was not only two of the pillars of it was a truth that you care about the plane is very inflated it was exonerated by the f.b.i. by donald grandmother still as has a current investigation of his not handling of classified information so more on this in a little child ok but that's not but why very many can i why are you asking about her claim at all because by april of last year she'd given enough speeches to be fact checked along with her truth telling she was always as you said way ahead of trump even slightly ahead of bernie some of those but according to polluted fact only fifty percent of the statements they checked were found to be true or mostly true only that that's a city that is so not accurate fifty percent of the lens all. her comments of all of the ones that they found checked were all true and i they checked i think that is just not a cent were found to be true. true i believe is false and many fact ch

i'd say like to be candid with you i think i think if you look like there are people who have done mr meaner crimes who have more honesty than donald trump hillary clinton like you than i do about the pillars of those issues don't you care about the player inflation was exonerated by the f.b.i. by donald bremmer still as has a current investigation of his not handling of classified information so more all these little child ok but that's not but why very many can i why are you asking about her claim at all because by april of last year she'd given enough speeches to be fact checked along with her truth telling she was always as you said way ahead of trump even slightly had a bonus on those but according to politico fact only fifty percent of the statements they checked were found to be true or mostly true only that that's a city that is so not accurate fifty percent of the lens all of her comments of all of the ones that they fund checked were all true. i checked i think that is just not a cent were found to be true. true i believe is false and many fact checks and maybe you're checki

meaner crimes who have more honesty than donald trump hillary clinton because i know you two of the killers have been listening to those you care about the planes were inflated was exonerated by the f.b.i. by donald around are still as has a current investigation of his not handling of classified information so it's a moral issue ok but that's not but why very many can i why are you asking about her client at all because by april of last year she'd given enough speeches to be fact checked along with her truth telling she was always as you said way ahead of trump even slightly ahead of us but according to polluted fact only fifty percent of the statements they checked were found to be true or mostly true only that that a city that is so not accurate fifty percent of the lens all of her comments all of all of the ones that they fund checked were all true. i checked i think that is just not a cent were found to be true. true i believe is false in many fact checks and maybe you're checking a weird website but this is all the different there are men on the political process and emailer e

say like i had to be candid with you i think i think if you look like there are people who have done mr meaner crimes who have more honesty than donald trump hillary clinton like you gonna do about the fairness of it listen to those you care about the planes are inflated it was exonerated by the f.b.i. down adrenaline's still has has a current investigation of his not handling of classified information so more on this little child ok but that's no but why very many can i why are you asking about her claim at all because by april of last year she'd given enough speeches to be fact checked along with her truth telling she was always as you said way ahead of trump even slightly ahead of those but according to polluted fact only fifty percent of the statements they checked were found to be true or mostly true only that that a city that is so not accurate fifty percent of the lens all of her comments of all of the ones that they fund checked were all true. i checked i think that is just not a cent were found to be true. true i believe is false and many fact checks and maybe you're checking a

poll because everybody knew mrs. clinton was running,. there was a point of time in of0s that about 75 to 80% the population said they would welcome a woman president. but it will always come down to which woman. item six. political women are perceived as a threat. how often are women leaders called shrill, or told to be quiet? from puritan dissenters and hutchinson's, who was banished from massachusetts to the frontier, where she was killed by indians, where the hutchinson river parkway is. to the salem witches. , the grimke sisters, stanton anthony, margaret singer, rosa parks, jane fonda, contemporary journalists and members of the senate like elizabeth warren and campbell harris. women are modest to talk less. secretary clinton's postelection memoir suggested that she should stfu. i have to ask my son what it meant -- i have to ask my son what it meant. i was shocked by the language, but not surprised by the sentiment. women's suffrage is vital because it allows women citizens to express their opinions, vote their conscience, support

separately, mrs. clinton, her state department presided over a decision, along with 12 other agencies a prove the sale of uranium one. this is a company that had a lot of uranium asettings. there is another part we are starting to learn very important to the russians. that is after the uranium deal was done. and they had control of the 20%, they needed to create a market in the united states, so they were lobbying the obama administration very hard to get commercial contracts to sell the new uranium that they had to the united states and have a market make a profit. brian: sold uranium from the soviet union. >> that was the old program. that program was coming to an end. now they needed to get something to replace it new uranium. new commercialized modified uranium coming into the united states. they got billions of dollars of contracts during the obama years. new angle to this. ainsley: the obama administration how did they justify giving 20% of our uranium. i know we heard bribery with the clintons.

is what we have to deal with but then there's also the hypocrisy of washington and of someone like mrs. clinton, who in that tennessee church shooting where one woman was murdered, seven injured, the massacre only stopped because of a heroic usher. she has said -- i found this hard to believe but it's true, nothing about that particular attack and if the issue really is about guns we don't see a consistency in this. in the meantime, we struggle as a society to want to find a solution as we elevate the hero's that we see in the midst of something like this and this is also again what americans are seeing about the condition of our society, how politicians are not necessarily saying and doing the right thing and how we are tired of being divided in this regard. >> tucker: i would like to get to the deeper question, i think it's a really smart point. thank you. a democrat representing northern california joins us tonight. thanks for coming on. hillary clinton's tweet was the crowd fled to the sound of gunshots, imagine the deaths if the shooter had a silencer. i would silencer have made t

we know it was funded by the clinton campaign in the dnc, raising questions whether mrs. clinton had any knowledge of it, one of her former can stay for heifers admitting the secretary may have been aware. >> you have said in the last 24 hours you don't believe hillary clinton knew about this. >> i don't know. >> thank you for clarifying. shouldn't she know, someone so high up in the campaign be informed of this? >> she may have known but the degree of exactly what she knew is beyond my knowledge. >> reporter: house intelligence committee chairman devon nunez says he wants to look at what the dossier is used for. >> the next focus is on whether or not did the fbi use this dossier to get any warrants, to open a counterintelligence investigation, if they did, if they are using unverified information to open up inquiries into american citizens is a big problem. >> reporter: two big stories on two separate tracks with similar committees, intelligence and judiciary committees looking at these. there will be more on this as the day unfolds. >> they have known about it for a lon

mr clinton arrived for the meeting with the prime minister in downing street following private talks earlier in the week with the main northern ireland party leaders in belfast. as president, mr clinton played a key role in helping to secure the 1998 good friday agreement which led to power—sharing at stormont. sir tom jones has told bbc news he believes the problem of sexual harassment is widespread in the music industry. the singer said he was propositioned when he was young and the incident left him feeling terrible. let me read some comments about universal credit. mick said well done for giving a balanced view of the new welfare roll—out. how refreshing. susan says, we treat animals better than some people on benefits. people who say there is no poverty in the uk need to come to liverpool with people on the streets with no food, shelter, nowhere to wash. i call that poverty. do get in touch with us throughout the morning — use the hashtag victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. sport. following what has been described as a shambolic

mr. clinton said he and the prime minister had a talk. he played a key role in the 1998 agreement. >>> former president barack obama will be in nj ew jersey today. president obama will be speaking at a rally to help kick off a door to door campaign push. he served in the administration. he is one of several big named democrats who are publicly supporting murphy. last night he clashed one last time before the debate. it took place at patterson university. murphy continued his assertion that elected would continue the christie administration. >> if murphy becomes the governor the only person that will be able to afford to afford will be fill murphy. >> we twheerd very clear visions. one is more of the same, in essence, another chris christie term. >> bob menendez came up in that debate. tonight in philadelphia the candidates will debate. the race began between democrat and it is considered one of the most high profile in the state. he has made his career as a civil rights and defense attorney. republican grossman has ban prosecutor for 21 y