paper ballot. the student vote has only been wrong twice when president harry trueman won and in 1960 when kennedy won. >> interesting, hmm. >> there you go. >>> still to come, a sneak peek moviescoming up. >> jack reacher is competing for the top spot. >> don't miss the previews, happy week, artists are taking street at the museum. they are booing up some science fun and discover the scientist who discovered the crater on a beach. >>> welcome back, four new movies open this weekend. there's a battle shaping up >> how is it going? >> i am being followed. >> tom cruise returns for the jack reacher film and hoping that enough fans will go back to put it back on the top. another movie is challenging and could make up to 20 million. >> i want to stay here and talk to friends -- >> costing just 9 million to make, they expect it to make 17 to 19 million for ouja. >> don't expect keeping up with the jones, to keep up with the others. they expect million. >> could tom cruise get you to the movies this weekend? >> no, it's just too beautiful this morning. >>> we're looking at the weather this

cubs last went to the world series in 1945, world war ii had just ended. harry trueman took over the presidency after 50 nations signed an agreement creating the united nations. a lot of happening back then. baseball just a nice distraction i think. game starts at 6:00 tonight. >> i wonder how much a hotdog was. >> good question. maybe they just handed them out, it's free, couple of pennies i think. >>> if you are looking for a buddy, we have the perfect one for you. his name is buddy. >> and he's out there with belen. hey, buddy. >>> welcome back, everyone. i want to introduce you to buddy. this is christy. thank you so much for bringing him over. buddy is a chihuahua short coat mix. he's 4 years old, neutered and he comes from the longmont humane society. so he's been at the shelter now for about a month. i say it's time for him to go home to find a home, to find a family. so here is the info on he's very sweet. he's been very well behaved in the backyard. we are coaxing him with treats. he's a very happy guy. he loves to go out on walks. he's a cuddler on the couch and he just lik

arizona. before that you have to go back to 1948 when harry trueman won arizona. besides those, they've always been won by republicans in presidential elections. this year with donald trump, even though he's made six appearances in the state himself, it looks like it's a real good chance for the democrats to turn arizona blue, at least on the presidential race. >> exciting race to cover for you this year. chrissy, most analysts say trump should win the state of ohio but to do that he has to win hamilton county, cincinnati, where you're from. he has to win that big because hamilton county went for obama in '08 and in 2012. is it possible? >> is it possible for him to win hamilton county? i think it is possible. you know, what we really need to see is hamilton county is where cincinnati is but it also includes a lot of wealthy suburbs. what we really need to see is what those educated middle class voters, educated women, who they decide to vote for and if the sex-related accusations and the tapes from -- that were released two weeks ago, how those affect some of those voters in those subu

. both candidates are the oldest two people ever to run for office. who ever heard of a guy named harry k. trueman, when roosevelt put him on the ticket and proceeded to die later. one of these guys may be the leader of the free world. >> it is a frightening thoughts. let me put that on record that is i a fright nieng thought. i have a feeling pence is going to have to defend trump the entire time. >> we recently saw he was asked, you know, do you disavow david duke and having a relationship with donald trump, so it's going to be that kind of, you know, circular attack of trump through pence and if you understand that going in you should be prepared. but professor dersowitz is absolutely correct when you have two candidates 69 and 70 for them to go past their first term, absolutely that's a big deal and we see the stress of the office. so these guys in four years could be your president. >> i wasn't even going to watch this thing. now i feel it's my job to watch it, like i work on a talk show. >> yeah, eye wati'll watch it. i wish they would hang out and exchange stories and talk about