of ohio. hillary clinton having a fit saying she's allergic to donald trump. good morning, i'm lauren simonetti. nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. president obama in asia cancels a meeting with the new president to have philippines after foul mouth comments. president obama fail to go make deal with russia over syria. lauren: dow futures rising this tuesday morning ahead of opening bell. dow futures up 19. nicole: we will take a look at japan's nikkei. shanghai composite more than one half percent. lauren: russia signed a deal that may limit oil output. nicole: we have a deal about beyer. latest deal this could be blocked by the obama administration. lauren: tim cook will give -- introduce first iphone tomorrow. getting thumbs down. nicole: sister venus was eliminated. on the men's side, andy murray made it to the finals. good morning, everybody. it's 5:01 in new york. lauren: welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. and w

. >> yep, no, in election is so important, that is why we're doing everything in our state, state of ohio, to try to help mr. trump win that state, and win the election. lou: he is up in last polls, i saw. >> yep, sure is. lou: you are doing a good job. >> trying to keep it up. lou: not only in your great

the state of ohio, just offices, then he has entire national staff. he has zero staff whatsoever on the ground in these states. i don't know how you run a presidential campaign like that. it will be fascinating to see if he can just turn people off by going on television and making speeches and you don't do any ground game. laura: the national polls have a tightening race from the big lead hillary clinton had after donald trump's missteps. but it is in the battleground states where the election is one or lost. jay: hillary is leading in those states but it is not knock you out leads. the average of polls have served -- has her within two percentage points of donald trump in those states. that has got to be a concern for hillary clinton, who has campaigned enormously in the states and spent tens of millions of dollars and she still has not broken away. that is where you will see her spending a ton of time. laura: thanks for joining us. jay: thank you, laura. laura: for full coverage of the u.s. presidential election, make sure to go to the bbc website.

afterward, clinton flew to cincinnati where he spoke at the annual >>> while the swing state of ohio is always a stop on the campaign trail, hillary clinton and donald trump spent labor day in the buckeye state. >> welcome to our big plane. i think it's pretty cool, don't you? >> reporter: democratic hopeful latest addition to her campaign, by inviting supporters aboard her newly leased boeing 747 jet. first stop for the clinton campaign, the swing state of ohio, where she and running mate tim kaine addressed a crowd at a labor day festival in cleveland. >> this is a big day, because, as i think you know, labor day sort of starts the homestretch of the campaign. so do we feel like battle tested and ready for the homestretch, so that we can make history elect hillary clinton on the 8th of november? >> but clinton, who's battled through stubborn coughing attacks before, had another one today and blamed her rival for her condition. >> every time i think about trump, i get allergic. >> reporter: clinton, sharing ohio with donald trump today, trump starting his day with a stop at a clevel

the nominees in the battleground state of ohio. as abc's kenneth moton reports , the campaigns are entering a critical month. kenneth: laboring for votes on labor day. ms. clinton: that is two months, clinton, donald trump, and their surrogates sprinting to the finish line. >> it is time we get out of our own way and get trump out of the way and elected this guy and three clinton. kenneth: vice president joe biden and tim kaine teamed up in pennsylvania. clinton back on the campaign trail in full force on a new plane. she is traveling with present so over it as is and she has not held a press conference days. ms. clinton: i am so happy to have all of you with me. no, really. i wanted to welcome you. kenneth: clinton and trump making stops in the key state of

. >> in the meantime donald trump campaigning in the battleground state of ohio. >> both candidates taking on a controversial topic. >> they are, indeed. both clinton and trump today addressing the recent police shootings, sparking outrage across the un promoter don king together in the crucial state of ohio taking the trump message to church. >> if you're poor, you're a poor negro. >> pushing the issue. >> if you're gliding -- negro -- >> gaffes, laughs and silence from some in the crowd but once trump was finally at the podium. community, to the hispanic community to all communities, i want to just say we're going to make it right. >> >> i am a tremendous believer in police and law enforcement because we need that for ourselves. >> great people, you always have problem. you have somebody in there that either makes a mistake, chokes. >> hillary clinton also fwraupt police shooting. >> it's unbearable and it needs to become intolerable. >> clinton getting back to the economy. >> i want to give more americans a chance to work with disabilities, along with those without disabilities and do t

when we flip to this and put in women in the state of ohio. some stretch back quite a ways. take a look at some of the dates here. a lot of 16's, 15's and we know his first body and first murder he is admitting to was back here in 2006 and 2005. if you start somewhere here and work your way up the list these will be the women reported missing by family members that are now going to then we have the second part of this database. these are, unfortunately, the bodies found in ohio with no identification whatsoever. there are 24 such cases where women have not been identified. the one i want to click on is the one we believe here in marion county that is attached to this. when we pull up the report we will pull up a lot of information. you can see one of the possible and we will be able to pull up everything about this case. where she was found, when she was found and demographics and estimated age and that kind of thing. let me get to the bottom of the page where they have given all of them, front view, side view and couple of different hairstyles. this is the problem they are

of ohio. at this time, searching the public database come the name frost kennels, the name bob frost, and in the name of another handler that we believe was involved out there does not come up as being licensed through the state of ohio. therefore, i am making a complaint with the state of ohio for them to determine whether or not frost kennels has the proper licensing in order to provide guard dog services. amy: i want to thank you for being with us, and the question of what they're doing in north dakota. thank you, jonni joyce, expert in law enforcement canine handling with more than 25 years of experience. head of the consulting firm jonni joyce seminars international in south dakota. saturday was also the first day of a two-week call for actions against not only dakota access, but the financial institutions that are bankrolling this $3.8 billion project. a new investigation has revealed that more than two dozen major banks and financial institutions are helping finance the dakota access pi

and probably fly back to his home state of ohio. this is a 21-year-old who could have gotten about ten years in state prison. instead, isha, he will have only spent three months in county prison. and that's why critics have said this is basically just a slap on the wrist and that's why they are vowing to oust the judge who handed down this sentence. this case began back in january of 2015 when turner was accused of sexually assaulting that young woman behind a dumpster, outside of a fraternity party. turner tried to claim this was all consensual, but the jury just did not buy it. when he goes home to ohio, isha, he will have to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. as for the judge, there's going to be a major rally here in san jose this morning. people are obviously angry over this sendance. they say it was too lenient and they're going to do what they can to try and recall him. >>> let's bring in reba martin. she joins me now to discuss this further. first of all, your reaction to this. you said said earlier, you're

the state of ohio remained flipped with third poll in a row giving trump a five point lead 42-37. governor john kasich who was not supporting either candidate sums it up this way. >> frankly part of that the clinton campaign has there's literally no enthusiasm for hillary clinton. >> i don't know if it will change but that is her challenge. >> abc political director tells me that's most evident in the break down of the african american vote that trump has been going after. he's only at 5% but she's only at 76%. remember barack obama was in the mid 90s. >> she needs to unite the barack obama voters back behind her and they are just not ready to go there. you're seeing them go to her the third party candidates many simply staying home not enthusiastic and she needs those voters and she does not have them. >> helping to roche them are democratic mayors from around the state. cleveland mayor frank jackson joining them but stressing the support of politicians on steps only gets you so far. >> these will be won by somebody not the mayor of the city of cleveland but who may influence one

voters in the swing state of ohio. nice to see you. thanks so much. >> bye-bye, thank you. >>> ahead of tonight's forum, a new nbc news poll was mentioned. it shows trump leading clinton by 19 points among military and veteran voters. mark murray joins me. traditional people connected to the military vote republican. >> i think that's what we're seeing. there was a survey in 2012 which showed mitt romney had a 20-point load over barack obama when it came to military service members and veterans and so i'm not surprised at all. this is one of your more conservative-leaning groups. these people traditionally aren't swing voters, but this is all important. the biggest thing is not necessarily where these military people are, but also what the candidates are saying when it comes to who would make for the better commander-in-chief. that's going to be on full display at the forum. >> when you dig in on this poll, tl another number about confidence. >> among all voters, you have 46% who said they had confidence in hillary cli

in the key swing state of ohio stumping for hillary clinton today. the event is scheduled to start just before 6:00 in parma and that's where we find sarah goldenberg here this evening. hey, sarah. >> reporter: hey, mark. vice president joe biden is slated to speak here at the united auto workers union in parma. if you take a look over here, you can see that a line of people have been bussed in from a parking lot just down the road. all supporters here waiting to hear from the vice president. now, we're on chevrolet boulevard off of brookpark road. this is a heavily industrial area, and we're expecting biden to speak today about his working class roots. earlier this morning, he was in the youngstown area and he compared that to scranton, pennsylvania, where he grew up and spoke about why hillary clinton is the best candidate for working class voters. so, again, we are out here today. we will be heading inside shortly and bring you some live updates at 5:00 and 6:00. sarah goldenberg, cleveland 19 news. >> romona: thanks, sarah. >>> now we're going to

the state of ohio is in the spotlight thanks to the two campaigns. donald trump wrapped up his second appearance. also today we're seeing vice president joe biden on the campaign trail on behalf of hillary clinton. he's also in ohio, on the opposite side of the state from donald trump. this push comes as a new national poll shows hillary clinton with a seven-point lead over donald trump. the u.s.a. today-suffolk university poll takes all four candidates into account. at his event last hour, donald trump kept pushing ahead on a wide range of topics from jobs to hillary clinton. he also spent time talking about the immigration plans he outlined in arizona yesterday. >> last night i outlined a bold new immigration reform to create prosperity and opportunity for all of our people, especially those who have the least. we will treat everyone with dignity, respect and compassion. but our greatest compassion will be for the american citizen. >> our phil mattingly is at the event that just ended. phil, how much time did donald trump spend talking about immigr

of ohio. abc's kenneth moton has the latest from washington. the sprint is on to election day. nats donald trump on bullhorn "we are going to bring jobs back to ohio." donald trump crisscrossed the key state of ohio dropping in on a packed canfield county fair in youngstown surrounded by thousands. also back on the trail in the buckeye state and illinois, clinton sat down with abc news in an interview that will air tuesday hitting donald trump for questioning her stamina. and saying he choked when he went to mexico last week causing a diplomatic incident. nat coughing but it was clinton who was choking to get out her words during a rally in cleveland. sot clinton coughing in cleveland "cough...everytime i think about trump i get allergic." trump's campaign manager responded tweeting clinton "must be allergic to media" after she debuted to a new plane allowing the press to travel with her. clinton who has been criticized questions about trump, her private emails and her health. sot hrc "i'm not

both are stumping in the critical swing state today of ohio. welcome to brand new hour of "america's newsroom." happy labor day. i'm abby huntsman in for martha maccallum. gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. donald trump and his running mate mike pence will be back in cleveland today. they are talking with union workers there. hillary clinton is also in ohio. for very first time she will be traveling with her press corps. won't that be interesting? the campaign rolling out new larger plane to carry clinton, staff as well as those pesky journalists. meanwhile her husband bill clinton is pounding the pavement in detroit. literally pounding it, marching in labor day parade. more on that this morning. >> senior political correspondent mike emanuel is in detroit. it has been 275 days since hillary clinton did a news conference. when you're running for president that is a long time. reporter: abby, you're right, december 24th, 2015, nine full months. her running mate tim kaine has been trying to push back on whole lack of news conference con

this is the state of ohio. ohio looms large this year because it is a blue state that donald trump believes he can flip. it went for obama both times and the strength he had with blue collar white voters and it is starting to show in the state of ohio. the most recent polls show donald trump leading in all four between three and five points. this is a big state with 18 electoral votes and he is targeting that was an obama state and trump seems to be leading. with that in mind for the up for grabs series and he watched the debate with the voters who are going to decide if donald trump can pick off the blue state of ohio. here's what he found. >> steve, it was an extraordinary night and of the tens of millions of people who watched the debate, there is no more important than last night. they had particular groups of voters and hillary clinton is struggling with young voter who is backed bernie sanders in the primary election. one young voter that it is called. here's what he told me. >> i happen to support that i

we sit here in the great battleground state of ohio, 63 days to go. how badly do you need to win ohio to win that white house? do you see the kind of crowds we're having in ohio? i think we're going to win it, and certainly it would be very important to win ohio. >> people have said republicans do not win the white house without ohio. >> well, i've heard that. and certainly we intend to win ohio. we should win ohio. >> 20 days until the first big debate. are you ready? >> you never know. but i think so. >> are you prepping? >> yeah, sure. i'm prepping. maybe not in the traditional way. when i had the debates, i had 11 debates with the, as you know, in the everybody else was very satisfied with the way i did. and i think i'm working the same way i did there. >> but this will be a lot different. there will be two candidates on that stage. it won't be, you know, the list that was there during the primary. >> well, we started off with 17 and in the end, we had just a few left. not that much different. >> any mock debates? >> ah, haven't thought about it m

the amoun of charges he is accused of the state of ohio has asked for the death penalty in the case. clean the place trying to find two men who robbed a man that shot in the leg, the lake and drove himself to metrohealt this morning, lady wishart in street in cedar avenue, that's where he chased him and him bikes install one of theas clos word she was selling along east ninth street late last nightw victim is expected to be okay period authorities investigating the death of a man at brandywin falls and the cuyahoga valley national park seminal part was recalled yesterday they say it does not appear to be homicide but they are still trying to determine what happenedbe is identity has not been released shareds. impatient driver is going to pa for her dangerous decision,, canal fulton police posted on their facebook page they said the driver went around a row close side instead of taking th detourro to drill off 18 hinchcliffe label the car stuck in damaged. police say that just last week same woman was stuck in traffic when she decided to drive onto the sidewalk to get around it that t

like a lot of large cities in the state of ohio, across the country, education must moms and dads have to be, in fact,ed in the process, making sure the kids are doing what needs to be done, not just in attendance, but getting their homework, getting things done. >> he is at the top of the food chain there. >> he's been out spoken on it, and i will tell you he's been there a lot, but what we've learned is that parents as well as teachers carry a lot more weight than the head of our city. so that is what's carrying a lot more weight. -- >> i agree with that. >>> thank you, gentleman. next up, that conversation russ mitchell will have with eric gordon. hope to see you back next week for "another look between the lines." why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring ...fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time ...fun. the learning the virtue of sharing ...fun. ason. warm up with pillsbury. >>> the district and teachers reach a deal, avoiding then bad news: the state of ohio report card gives the district all fs. at the same time, cleveland is asking

of ohio. this comes on the same day fox news poll shows the race for president against hillary clinton is a dead heat nationally. kevin paul scott joining me to sort through the polls, the latest visit to mexico

senate, ohio passed some of the most liberal voting laws in the country, one of only 13 states to have same day voters registration, pretty good laws that opened up the process. when you were in the state senate, what did your republican colleagues say to you as your answer to why they wanted to roll those things back. >> fraud, joy reid, fraud. they know it good and well. they know it, we know it. people have a greater likelihood of being struck by lightning than they do for somebody to impersonate somebody else in the voting booth. also, a professor, if irl, did a study in 2014. he looked at over a billion and i think there were only 31 cases out of almost a billion of in-person voting fraud. it is nonexistent. we certainly have ways to catch it. you want people in office whether democrat or republican to believe and expand access to voting box especially if you're secretary of state. we are not surprised in the state of ohio, those of us who believe in voting rights we are not surprised at what our republican colleagues are doing, joy, but it is shameful. >> so this has been a relen

of ohio. for interesting barometer of the presidential race. the mexican peso has showed an inverse relationship to trump's performance in the polls today. the currency is weakening against the dollar immediately after the ohio poll results -- pull results came out today. to help us that this all into context is our editor in chief on thet released presidential race. thank you for joining us. is it time to start taking it seriously the potential of a trump presidency? i know clinton remains the overwhelming favorite but there seems to be somehow a little bit of complacency in the market. >> you should always take it seriously and you should never not tickets seriously. if you look over the past several months, there have been times where the race has been closed at least in polls that you cite. for example, you go back to july . the two candidates were close together. trump was leading in some of them. inre is a lot of volatility the race and it is likely to persist. fascinatingiece is and loo

the greene county, green county -- home state of ohio. the greene county sheriff's office has the address, and physical description. he served three months in jail for sexually assaulting an intoxicated unconscious woman outside a campus party. the registration took about a half hour. he must register as a sex offender every 90 days for the rest of his life. we have returned the paperwork for the questions brock turner was required to fill out as well as his responses. go to ktvu.com. it's there for you at the top of our home page. >>> the santa clara county judge at the center of the case is working in the civil court division starting today. judge persky was criticized for sentencing brock turner to six months in jail which many felt was a light sentence, sparking an effort to petition to recall the judge. he requested a change of venue to reduce distractions at the criminal court in palo alto. >>> we have the booking photo of former 49er bruce miller. he was arrested early yesterday morning after assaulting a 70- year-old man at fisher

everywhere, including the mayor of cleveland and that governor of the state of ohio, john all long for spin, that their lives in the line every day. >> that stacy fry reported liveo >> a woman caught in camera after overdosing that the grandson the car will spend six months in jail. this picturesi from east of the. went viral last week. and the case pleaded no contest to child endangering yesterday. the judge sentenced her to days in while her boyfriend who was behind car proceeded year i prison. the also pleaded no contest. christie to say crested acidifier demonstrates the issues police face every day. >> law enforcement, like the >> the foil personal. so an south, the. sears with an erae. means to give it do. opening in 1991. with the double tests roller coaster. cedar point is giving it up there also did a great pumpkin parade a a bizarre the baltic a local official. taking from cleveland museum. >> he would like you to join us for dick goddard's -- it's up next thursday from 6:00 a.m. until 7:30:00 p.m. senator portman's word is his ? ? ? isaac hou has mastered gravity defying mov

hillary clinton and donald trump descending on the crucial state of ohio at the same time. >> clinton debuted a new campaign plane big enough to accommodate the press after facing criticism about shying away from the media. clinton took questions from reporters for more than 40 minutes. david wright is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: as the final push begins, hillary clinton finally answered questions from her traveling press group, including ones on russia, china, and her health. >> are you concerned about conspiracy theories about your health and whether that will affect the election? >> i'm not concerned about the conspiracy theories. there are so many of them i've lost track of them. in weeks. it took place aboard her brand new campaign plane, a boeing 747 nicknamed hil force someone, and her motto on the side, stronger together. >> welcome to our big plane. >> reporter: today on the plane she pushed back on any suggestion her time at the state department was tainted by conflict of interest with the clinton foundation. >> everything i did at the state department, i in america'

. >> hillary clinton and donald trump are both heading south today in the battle ground state of ohio with their running mates at their side. trump is still struggling to clarify his immigration policy. >> and clinton made it clear she has no plans to go to mexico before the election as trump did. it's your voice your vote. >> reporter: the sprint is onto election day. >> we're going to bring jobs back to ohio. >> reporter: donald trump crisscrossed the state of ohio dropping in on a packed county fair in youngstown surrounded by buckeye state in illinois, hillary clinton. clinton sat down in an interview that will air tuesday hitting donald trump for questioning her stamina and saying he choked when he went to mexico causing a diplomatic incident. but it was clinton who was choking to get her words out during a rally in cleveland. >> every time i think about trump, i get allergic. >> reporter: trump's campaign manager said clinton must be allergic to media. clin for not holding any recent press conferences took questions about trump, her private e-mails, and her health. >> i'm not co

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we understand he intends to serve his probation in his home state of ohio. we are assuming that is where he is going to report. we're following a car live to see where they are headed. >> we will continue to cover the brock turner jail releases marring. you sought live here on "mornings at 2". >>> what an ohio reporter told us this morning about what is waiting for turner when he returns to his home state, in 15 minutes. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. >>> welcome back to "mornings at 2". i want to take you back out live to the santa clara county main jail where you can see deputies standing. it was a very busy, active morning for them. they are now standing there as are the crowds and journalists. we watched brock turner released -- being released from jail just moments ago. he quickly walked out and g

. >> we traveled across the must-win state of ohio, and voters are disillusioned with both candidates. >> reporter: warming up for the friday night lights at national trails high school in rural new paris, ohio, this is john and jan barnes. have you always voted republican? >> yes. >> reporter: what is it you >> his arrogance and condescending attitude towards people. >> reporter: what about hillary clinton? >> i don't trust her. i have not decided if i'm going to vote. >> reporter: in columbus, a democratic stronghold, i met nathan humes, also undecided. >> reporter: ever voted republican. >> no, i have not. >> reporter: something to say you like about hillary clinton? >> you know, again, i -- wow. >> reporter: when we think about undecided voters, we tend to think about true independence, who go back and forth, each election. the undecideds we talked to on friday were party faithfuls who might not vote at all, worrying about turnout is rising among party activists, and nan is mayor of the democratic leaning city of dayton. >> exasperation level is so high, we're afraid people are no

first down for ohio state. ahmad thomas knocked him out of play. with the freshman showing great vision on that run. >> joel: then the speed to get the defense did a great job early. the defensive front four has played pretty well. but the linebackers continue to get out of the lane and out of the responsibilities and webber is able to find the corner and able to convert. >> gus: empty backfield now for j.t. barrett. ball in motion. >> referee: false start, offense. five-yard penalty. still first down. >> joel: talented buckeye. one of only four true freshman to play on the loaded buckeyes team from a year ago. was a u.s. army all-american. comescomes in from greenbelt, maryland. early start on first down. >> gus: first and 15. incomplete. throwing a little bit low for corey smith. >> joel: here is the opportunity if you're oklahoma. what you cannot do is allow ohio state the opportunity for a manageable third down. this is where bob stoops needs to dial up the pressure. force the ball out of j.t. barrett's hands quickly and >> gus: second and 15.

swing state of ohio and in iowa. and when you put all of those trump's column he surges ahead of clinton by 30 points on that national map. and the data is showing us that trump supporters are nor enthusiastic and therefore more likely to vote than clinton supporters. >> part of this is a warning to hillary clinton and the democrats that they are going to have to do a heck of a lot more to stir their base and get them out to vote. >> it looks as if clinton picked the wrong week to call half of ignore hr doctors advice and nearly collapse from pneumonia that her daughter did not know she had. >> i had never seen her tired. i've had pneumonia twice. i didn't know she had pneumonia until she came to my apartment. >> it didn't help when powells hacked e-mails show him calling her a greedy 70-year-old with unbridled ambition he would rather not vote for. >> e have a great deal of respect for colin sympathy for anyone whose e mails become public. >> trumps lack of transparency and conflicting statements cost him and his ki

talking about jobs as he crossed the state of ohio. it is clear we are in the final stretch of the presidential campaign. donald trump will hit not one, but two important swing states today. north carolina and virginia. back to you. >> thanks, sara. donald trump is defending a political donation his foundation made to florida attorney general pam bondi in 2013. trump insists he made the $25,000 contribution because of his respect for bondi. the donation came from the trump foundation which is a violation in and of itself. it went to the bondi political committee days after it announced it was investigating the trump university. the investigation was never launched. this is trump's explanation. >> i never spoke to her. first of all, she is beyond reproach. a fine person. never spoke to her about it. many attorney generals turned that case down. because i'll win that case in court. many attorney generals throughout the country turned that down. i never spoke to her about it. >> one more twist. trump accountants misreported the donation.

key to winning the house of courseh is our great state of ohio. the key to carrying ohio is of course voter turnout. fox eight joins us live now with more on that.no >> we have 42 days left so the election for president cuyahoga county is where it to it is at for any does that for any democratic presidential candidate. president obama won here with 6. a very wide margin over mitt romney and that grew from billm clinton and al gore to john kerry and getting out the vote for democrats here in cuyahoga county is crucial to hillary clinton and that is why her husband former president bill academy pushing voter registration. this is national registration v date. it will host an event and the county board of registrations has set up six locations today. cuyahoga county leads the state in the number of new registrations 56,000 since january and thatce number will o upi before the october 11 deadline. that's the day you had to have to register with the november elections. according to the board of elections more than 137,000 people have applied to vote by

. >> reporter: turner will serve three years probation in his home state of ohio where authorities are waiting for him. >> my job is to register, confirm, which means send deputies down to his house, making sure that he lives where he says he's living, that he's driving what he says he's driving, those kinds of things, and then notify the neighbors. so we send a postcard out. he would be entered in the nationwide offender watch, database. >> reporter: on the minds of many people here the victim whose letter describing her assault and the aftermath in incredibly blunt detail has been read by millions of people around the world. >> and i think she really did speak for a lot of survivors and summarized that experience very well. it's humiliating. >> reporter: one of many sexual assault victims out here today. the bottom line, frank and heather, that this case touched a nerve in the only here in the bay area but around the world. >> all right, ted rowlands reporting live. ted, thank you. with a closer look at what is next for brock turner we want to bring in our legal analyst michael cardo

donald trump holding a rally in the battleground state of ohio. the event on the heels of a blitz of major policy speeches. first mr. trump standing firm on tackling illegal immigration. telling an audience of our nation's veterans he will stop apologizing for america. this is "outnumbered." i'm melissa francis. here today. fox business network's liz macdonald. fnc political and legal analyst, eboni williams. national spokeswoman for the libra initiative. rachel campos duffy. today's #oneluckyguy, look at that, we have reti

can get from the state of ohio. >> dave nethers fox 8 news. >> donald trump was here hillar clinton was speaking in north carolina. >> she speaks out against voter id laws, she addressed a group of supporters at historically black college in charlotte praising a recent federal court ruling that struck down parts o north carolina's by 13 voter id and now access law1 he said it s one of several across the country that discriminate against minority voters. >> we should do everything to make it easier to vote not harder that's why if elected i will work to expand early votin people and act universal voter registration so that every youn automatically registered to vot when you turn the team. then she traveled to the national baptist convention in kansas cityty election day is just 50 days away in the poll shows donald trump plaguing him. >> quinnipiac university poll in four key states including ohio 4 percent, in ohio, has placed hand in a head-to-head matchup pleaded by 1 percent wednesday to third-party candidates, gary johnson and jill stein are included,ry trump's blue bows tn but the