intelligence ours tells catherine herridge the laptop contains new records involving hillary clinton. her catherine herridge reports the source confirm razz review of though device's tata turn it whop that called positive hits from state department e-mails and e-mails to or from hispanic hispanic and the data shows only which e-mail and account sent the messages and which account received them, not what was in them. according to "the wall street journal" article the laptop contains 650,000 e-mails e-mails unclear how many of them were to or from hillary clinton's private server. the journal report this laptop's metadata suggest this number could be in the thousands but some messages could be duplicates of e-mails the fbi has already reviewed. the newspaper reports investigators believe anthony weiner and the top clinton aide, huma abedin, shared the computer, but according to politico and "washington post," abedin says shes to not know how the e-mails ended up on that twice. the fbi did not get a warrant to satch the messages until yesterday. and we're told it could take weeks to sort how

three, will hillary clinton return the favor? she got a bounce out of debate one. but her take on bernie sanders supporters there's plenty of time for missteps and momentum swings. >> and on the other side there's a deep desire to believe we can have free college, free health care, that what we've done hasn't gone far enough and we just need to go as far as scandinavia, whatever that means. >> whatever that means. let's share the shorting and their insights. >> donald trump's chances for becoming president may hang in the balance. for starters, there's no excuse for any candidate for president not to release his or her tax returns. now we have a glimpse into what donald trump might not want you to know. "new york times" obtained some of trump's 1995 taxes. in one year trump claimed more than $916 million in losses. his casinos were losing money. his airline was a flyer. he made some bad real estate buys. the way trump takes advantage of tax loopholes could have avoided him paying federal taxes for 18 years. remember this is what he told cnn dana bash after. >> it sounds like you a

pence harks stops in north carolina and pennsylvania. hillary clinton campaigns in iowa while bill clinton is in pennsylvania. clinton's running mate tim kaine and president obama campaigning for her in the key battleground state of florida. our senior white house correspondent jim acosta is covering the trump campaign for us, joining us from manchester, new hampshire. so, jim, what is trump's message and strategy today, 11 days to go? >> reporter: yeah, wolf. i just talked to a trump campaign official who says that the gop nominee when he does address this crowd here in manchester, new hampshire, will again be talking about the drug epidemic they've been dealing with up here in new hampshire. a subject donald trump likes to talk about a lot when he visit this state. but he is also going to be keeping up his attacks on obama care and on these ethical questions surrounding the clinton campaign that have been generated by those e-mails stolen by and released by wikileaks. so we'll hear more of that from donald trump, but i think the other big story line today, wolf, no question about

-mails. but hillary clinton says there is no case, and top justice department figures from both parties say the fbi chief crossed the line. >>> banking the vote. the clinton campaign is counting on millions of dollars -- millions of early votes, i should say, that have already been cast hoping it will minimize the impact of the latest e-mail shocker. a clinton aide, huma abedin, is off the campaign trail right now while the fbi sifts through the e-mails. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news. just eight days before the election, there is growing political fallout from the fbi director's surprise announcement that more e-mails have been located in the investigation of hillary clinton's use of a private server. the fbi is using special software right now to filter through thousands of e-mails on the computer of former congressman anthony weiner, the estranged husband of close clinton aide huma abedin. investigators will then look at possible classified information, but no resolution is expected before election day. tha

>>> happening now, breaking news. five-point margin. our new poll shows hillary clinton leading donald trump by five points nationally. is that enough to close out an election win? trump claims the polls are phony and he says he's winning. too confident? clinton is offering her coattails to other democrats across the country. but as she focuses in on the white house transition and reaches out to lawmakers on capitol hill, is she getting ahead of herself? >>> gettysburg redress. donald trump picks a historic location to lay out his vision for the first 100 days of his presidency, but spends much of his time attacking the women who have accused him of sexual assault. now a new controversy and obama is backing. the president is going all out to help hillary clinton on a long list of democratic candidates all the way down to the state level. will his popularity reap benefits for his party? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> let's get to the breaking news. our new national poll is just out, and it shows hillary clinton with

director james comey once again deciding to reopen the re revi review hillary clinton's use of private e-mails while she was secretary of state. let's begin with evan perez. we have cnn's phil mattingly in iowa, in cedar rapids at that hillary clinton rally but evan, do we know what it is about the e-mails that caused the fbi to take a look? we don't know what these e-mails were, we don't know who sent them, we know they were not sent by hillary clinton and we know they were e-mails not in the possession of the fbi, it was not on anything they had previously examined as part of the investigation into the clinton e-mail server. we do know according to officials we've been talking to that it was -- these e-mails were found on a device that the fbi didn't have in its possession during that year-long investigation. in other words, it was on a dwas they hadn't previously examined and that has come into their possession as part of an unrelated investigation. that investigation, we don't know it's not related to the wikileaks investigation. there's still questions here the fbi sending

bring back our jobs. [applause] and hillary clinton does not have a job about how to bring back jobs, that i can tell you. she does not have a clue. if you wanted to come she could not. you know, new york state she ran for senate and you know upstate new york is a disaster for jobs. she said i'm going to bring back 200,000 jobs. guess what? worse today than ever before. how money watch the debate last night? [applause] mr. trump: amazing. we had a lot of fun. i would tell you that hillary is highly overrated. i won. it was a unanimous decision. experience --ul what is good for me is good for you. i mean that totally 100%. we're going to talk about a lot of things today but i always want you to remember this above all else. we're going to bring back the jossey pennsylvania. we're going to bring back steel. steel has been stolen from you in this area. natural gas, the epa is dealing you and your current beanies -- and your companies. that will be turned around on day one when i win. day one. that means we are going to take care of our steelworkers and our miners, believe me. [applause]

and iowa. and hillary clinton appeared in north carolina with first lady obama. the democrats star surrogate. as president obama leaves for a clinton event in the all- important state of florida. we have mike emmanuel standing by. ed henry has the latest on fallout from wikileaks live in washington. >> reporter: you are certainly right. there is a lot of fallout. we are in round 21 of jon podesta's e-mail spilled out by wikileaks, there is fallout for not only hillary clinton but bill clinton and revelations of how much money he raked in as a former president and memo and so- call would bill clinton inc. and how the donors are hit up for money to go to bill clinton and highly paid speecheses and consulting contracts and all of that. and everyone wondering how did it all happen and how was podesta hacked and all of the secrets leaked out from the clinton world? it appears in march of this year, jon podesta received an e-mail suggesting that someone had gotten into his gmail improperly in ukraine. it turned out to be a ph ishing exercise. you change your pass word and they really do

. the fbi tells congress it's renewing its investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails after new e-mails were uncovered in the sexting investigation into former congressman anthony weiner who is now separated from a top clinton aide. how will this stunning new development impact the white house race? >>> a great day, donald trump welcomes news of the fbi's review of the clinton case accusing his rival of unprecedented corruption. fru trump warns supporters clinton must be kept from the oval office. will this surprise twist boost trump's slucmping campaign? >>> new election filings reveal donald trump only spent $31,000 of his own money on his campaign during the first three weeks of october but trump claims he's spending like crazy, saying he wrote a $10 million which toek his campaign today. will he really spend $100 million on the race as he has promised voters? >>> and plane imagine. passengers scramble to evacuate an american airlines flight as smoke and flames engulf part of the plane. the airline and the faa are giving differing accounts of the crisis. so what went wrong? i'm

. >>> happening now, my girl, campaigning with hillary clinton for the first time, michelle obama calls her my girl and says no one has ever been more prepared and qualified to be president. but as the first lady tries to be the campaign's closer, new wikileaks revelations about the clintons give donald trump a new line of attack. >>> narrow path. even as some surveys show the race tysoniightening, others sh clinton pulling even in some states and pulling away in others. >>> melania's message. donald trump says his wife will give two or three important speeches. that might be news to melania trump, who has kept a very low profile during the campaign. is she up to the task? >>> vladimir's vision. vladimir putin questions the allegations that he is trying to influence the u.s. election, asking if america is a banana republic. trump says it's time to lighten up on the russian leader. >>> i am wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> breaking news. a dozen days before the election polls show a dramatic shift in some key states. and both c

their candidates, they don't pull any punches. >> hillary clinton promises more of the same. more taxes, more regulation, more obamacare. >> tim kaine. >> donald trump as come commander in chief scares me to death. >> now tonight, the gloves are off. live from longwood university, this is the vice presidential debate. now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> good evening, and welcome to the next pivotal moment in this tumultuous race for president. university, farmville, virginia, where the candidates for haven't will face off in their first and onto debate, giving all of you your best chance yet to take measure of those men and the candidates who chose them. it's been eight days now since that first clash between hillary clinton and donald trump, and a new battery of polls show a solid bounce for hillary clinton, her national lead is rising. the battleground statements moving her way. jon karl in the hall tonight. jon, clinton's momentum fueled by that debate. trump's reaction i that followed. and the revelation that trump may have paid no federal income tax for nearly two decade

trump is fighting against the math. a new cnn/orc has hillary clinton leading donald trump by five points. trump says the polls are just wrong. >> i believe we're actually winning. i believe we are actually winning. if you read the new york times and read some of the phony papers. these are phony dishonest papers. if you read this stuff, it's like what are we doing? what are we wasting time? i think we're winning. >> as you can see, he is fighting not just math, but the media. cnn's jim acosta is traveling with donald trump and has the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, donald trump is ramping up attacks on the national news media accusing news outlets with dark polls. covering the campaign as crooks and thieves. as a rally in tampa, he said they don't care about hard working people. >> the media isn't just against me. they're against all of you. that's what it is. like hillary clinton, they look down on hard working people within our country. the media is entitled, condescending and contemptuous of people who don't share certain elitist views. >> reporter: for republicans di

investigation into hillary clinton's server. we are waiting now -- trump will come out in maine. here he is. looks like he is coming to the stage. we will take his comments and see if he makes remarks regarding this bombshell news that was released in a statement by comey today. he did mention it earlier in the day at a prior rally. here is trump now. >> thank you. thank you. maine. maine. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. that is some enthusiastic crowd. thank you. one of the most beautiful places on earth. thank you very much. as you might have heard earlier today, the fbi, after discovering new e-mails, is reopening their vest combags investigation into hillary clinton. i have great respect for the fbi for righting this wrong. the american people fully understand her corruption and we hope all, all justice will finally be served. this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. and i'm sure that it will be properly handled from this point forward. thank you. now getting back to things that don't sound quite as exciting, but they're so important. right? in 11 days, we're go

thank you so much. >>> right now, msnbc polls prejudice and podesta. new poll has hillary clinton up 9 in a four-way race. that's just one of five national polls released in just the past 24 hours. the democrat up double digits and mark murray at the map to tell us what's going on in a few moments. on the heels of the numbers, donald trump continues to rail against media bias. >> it's record setting bad treatment what i'm getting. the greatest pile-on in american history. >> so it that rhetoric, trump insisting at least publicly he will win overwhelmingly but reports this morning say simulations in forecasts done by the trump campaign actually show him losing badly. >>> meanwhile, the allegedly hacked e-mails of clinton campaign chair john podesta showing connections between bill clinton's money-making speeches and the clinton foundation itself. but the democratic nominee hoping star power overshadows that headline today. hillary clinton campaigning for the first time today with first lady michelle obamament the b. t on the campaign trail with 12 days to go, the headline from the cli

fbi new investigation into hillary clinton's e-mail as wikileaks drops another round of brand-new clinton campaign e-mails. we have all new details, i am liz in for deirdre bolton, this is "risk & reward." we're looking at a live trump rally, it is set to take place in warren, michigan, just two hours ago,onald trump said if hillary clinton is elected that would trigger a constitutional crisis, we're monitoring that. when we comes out we'll go live. new polls show donald trump surging after a week ago hillary clinton lead trump in the same poll by double digits, political pundits saying her campaign is under attack on several fronts, with an fbi e-mail investigation, and the new clinton pay to play riff laying, and wikileaks with a phase 3 final push just a week away from the election, and more project veritas under cover video fallout of what the clinton campaign was doing to attack the trump campaign, and new reports that fbi has started going through roughly 650,000 e-mails on anthony weiner's laptop. even. we're hearing sources, may be worse than what we know about. that is a

news tonight. hillary clinton's campaign hit with an october surprise by the fbi. only 11 days before the election. the bureau alerting congress that it's reviewing newly found e-mails related to clinton's personal server, adding to the drama sources say the e-mails were uncovered in the sexting investigation of anthony weiner, the estranged husband of clinton aide and confidant huma abedin. tonight, we're learning that the e-mails were sent or received by abedin. right now, we're standing by to hear from hillary clinton and from donald trump. they're both campaigning in iowa. tonight, trump is pouncing on this story, saying that justice may finally be served in the e-mail scandal. so far, clinton hasn't talked about this on the campaign trail. her allies say there's no reason to believe that these new e-mails will change the fbi's original decision not to seek charges against clinton. also this hour, we're awaiting remarks by president obama. he's making the case for hillary clinton in florida tonight, just hours after this new curveball in the most unpredictable presidential race in

people's minds about whether or not they will vote for hillary clinton? i cannot imagine anybody after all that has gone on this week would not vote for hillary. but there is just no comparison. win ak that she should slam dunk, more or less. and that is not locker room talk. host: republican line, north carolina. wouldu someone whose mind be swayed after what you heard from michelle obama? not need to hear her, but i think she should run for president. i would vote for her in a minute. i will be voting for hillary. i do not understand, there has to be some way to boot him out and let someone else run. i liked him for maybe the first they and after that, -- show a guy that put his hand on missile release. if he is in charge of that, we are in trouble. i will be voting for hillary. host: have you normally voted republican in the past? caller: for the most part. host: do you think other republicans will be swayed, or many just staying home as michelle obama warned against, that protest vote? she was encouraging people to get out and vote. caller: i hope they get out and vote and do not v

overnight. >>> and trump in denial about being down in the polls. >>> hillary clinton's campaign now looking to help democrats down ballot. they want to pack the senate. >>> but wait. a scathing new government report on obamacare. premiums set to sky rocket next year. a bad headline for the president may not be good for the clinton campaign. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. nice to see you. it is tuesday, october 25th. breaking overnight. president obama unleashed on president obama. you want to watch this. the president starting with mean tweets with jimmy kimmel. >> president obama will go down as the worst president in the history of the united states. @realdonaldtrump. well, at least i will go down as a president. >> what i don't do is tweet about people who insulted me. i try to sleep so in the morning i'm actually ready for a crisis. >> when you watch donald trump, do you ever actually laugh? >> most of the time. >> there is no historical parallel for this to have a sitting president do what barack obama do right now. attack after attack after

obamacare. >> and presidential prepping of the very latest. how hillary clinton and donald trump are getting ready for their next debate this sunday on cnn. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> and i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." welcome to longwood university here in farmville, virginia. the site of the only vice presidential debate in 2016. safe to say neither governor mike pence nor tim kaine will outshine their running mates. each has a very important job to do. we'll talk about it tonight. let's check in first with sarah murray. just now, what was his message? >> reporter: well, that's right. it seems like donald trump wanted to get a couple more digs in himself before his vp takes over. he went after hillary clinton saying if she has a problem with the way i followed the tax laws, she should have changed them. he took a shot over bill clinton over his comments about obamacare. but he did manage to squeeze in some well wishes for his running mate who will take the stage here shortly take. listen to what he had to say. >> i want to send our best wishes to our great go

is digging in and amping up his attacks on hillary clinton on the days leading up to the second presidential debate. he's threatening to focus on bill clinton's sex scandals. he told "the new york times," quote, she's nasty, but i can be nastier than she ever can be. this is to get back on message after his performance, which he blamed on the microphone saying it commanded 50% of the thought process. the commission on presidential debates has said there was an audio issue in the debate hall. trump trying to shift the focus from an early morning rampage where he ripped into the media and a former miss universe. the clinton campaign quickly pouncing. >> i mean, really, who gets up at 3:00 in the morning to engage in a twitter attack against a former miss universe? i mean, he hurled as many insults as he could. really, why does he do things like that? i mean, his latest twitter meltdown is unhinged, even for him. >> let's bring in rebecca berg, a cnn political analyst and reporter for real clear politics. good to see you and jane newton small a correspondent with "time" magazine. g

course mike pence can put senator kaine in a similar position by going after hillary clinton's record. polls show she has trust issues with voters, especially after her use of a private e-mail server. a new fox news poll shows about 30% of all voters across the land say they do not know enough about either mike pence or tim kaine to rate either man. tonight is their chance to change that. while we don't know how many americans will tune in, we do know donald trump's planning to watch. he says he'll be live tweeting throughout. shannon bream is in washington with a little bit of perspective. sham on? >> shep, senator tim kaine, when asked how he was feeling going into the debate, simply "very good." we're told his debate prep has been very serious and focused, fueled by a steady stream of black coffee and m&ms. hillary clinton tweeted out a short time ago, tim kaine spent his whole life fighting for working families and i have no doubt he'll do the same tonight, go tim. the trump team said it would do some praying today along with a link talking about what is the most important thing f

don lemon. it is not over yet, but what if hillary clinton wins? will congressional republicans follow through on their promise of enless investigations? will they block her supreme court nominations for so long that we end up with fewer justices? and with questions about the clinton foundation hamstring her administration from day one? donald trump certainly seems to think so. >>> if the clintons were willing to play this fast and loose with their enterprise when they weren't in the white house, just imagine what they'll do given the chance to once again control the oval office. >> let's get right to it. cnn's mark preston and "washington post" david swerdlick. this is happening now, the fec federal election commission campaign released their final report before the election. what does it show? >> pretty telling information right here from reports that just got made public. we know right now heading into election day donald trump has $16 million in the bank, $16 million to buy advertising, get out the vote, pay for campaign expenses in closing days. meanwhile, hillary clinton $62 mill

hillary clinton by a very big margin. joining me now msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt here with me in new hampshire. and msnbc national correspondent peter alexander back at home base in washington. kasie, clinton and warren here in new hampshire where warren has a lot of appeal. they were, of course, not very close during the primaries. warren has been out there in battleground states. this is the second joint appearance. first was in cincinnati. what are you expecting here today? the whole campaign here is about maggie hassen. >> that's right. we have seen in the crowd a lot of young people. that's a serious focus for elizabeth warren. a lot of young people were supporters of bernie sanders last time around. i think the question here is whether or not they actually decide they will show up on election day for her. having elizabeth warren here to get her excited. you're right. one thing i was struck with being out on the trail this weekend, just the overwhelming confidence they have to be able to take the time to step back and say, hey, we are going to focus on other candidates. r

. that's what hillary clinton believes. >> when we elect donald trump they will have a team and partner in the white house. a stronger and greater america. >> ifill: i'm gwen eiffel. >> woodruff: welcome to this pbs "newshour" special coverage of the vice presidential debate between republican mike pence and democrat tim kaine. the stage is said at longwood, university in farmville, virginia, with the level of anticipation pales in comparison to last week's showdown between hillary clinton and donald trump there is still a lot on the line. >> . >> ifill: there s. it's a chance for to introduce themselves to the nation but more important, to bolster the top of the respective ticket. elaine quijano of cbs news will moderate. joining us are regular contributors, syndicated columnist mark shields, from the "cook political report" amy walter and "washington post" columnist mike it gerson. welcome all. here is the question of the night. why does the vice presidential debate matter? michael gerson? >> well, i think republicans need some good news after historic trouncing. there's morale issue her

nonpartisan. >> this is the third, last and final debate between donald trump and hillary clinton which means there are no more after this. >> which means there's no time like the present to make your case, land your punches and pull off a big "w" before millions of viewers also known as voters. how is it going to go? look no further than the campaign as your guide. in short, it could and likely will get nasty. let's begin with an inside look inside the debate hall. sunlen serfaty has all the details. give us the low-down. what's going to happen tonight? >> reporter: well, i think right now it is certainly the calm before the storm here inside the debate hall. each candidate has no doubt been prepping each in their distinctive way for days leading into this big moment. the last and final debate. i do think we will get our first sense of the tone of the night, how this might all go, from that initial moment when both candidates walk out here onstage. do they shake hands or not. we will see. certainly it will be indicative of potentially the fight ahead. earlier this morning i spent some

will not legislate from the bench. [applause] our system is broken and hillary clinton is the system. [applause] donald trump is my friend. donald trump is a good man and will make america upgrade again. [cheers and applause] to all those people that believe in donald trump make your friend and your family to go out and vote but is the most important thing we can do on the first-ever the voting my precinct was passed out and guess he was in their? all those who want to make america great again. [applause] all of us will show them that the polls are rigged. god bless you and the families and god bless america. [applause] donald will be here any minute and he cannot wait to talk to all of you. ♪ before ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> slidell side of the tallahassee car museum one of the battleground states in the zero washington journalists focusing on this week. focusing on florida on thursday while we wait for donald trump we will push a leopardi the program from this morning to look at iowa >> the next test of the morning is the first vice chair firms for the iowa democratic party welcome to c

allegation against hillary clinton. >> i think we should take a drug test prior to the debate. i do. why don't we do that? we should take a drug test prior -- because i don't know what's going on with her. but at the beginning of her last debate, she was all pumped up at the beginning, and at the end it was like, take me down, she could barely reach her car. so i think we should take a drug test, anyway i'm willing to do it. >> we start the hour with trump in full attack mode in new hampshire today denying a mounting number of sexual assault allegations against him. >> you have phony people coming up with phony allegations with no witnesses whatsoever, ending up from 20 years ago, 30 years ago. how about this crazy woman on the airplane? okay. can anybody believe that one? how about this, after 15 minutes, we don't know each other, after 15 minutes, she said well that was too much and i decided -- a minutes? with the ladies in this place, it would be one second and it would be smack. >> eight women have come forward in the last week accusing him of unwanted groping. nbc news has not inde

this fuss, and think of alicia machado in all of this, and hillary clinton this morning talking about -- or yesterday morning, wherever it was, talking about with a young women about bullying women, and there you've got this whole string of women who feel they've been personally bullied by hillary clinton, bringing these things out. and what you're dealing with here is hypocrisy on a whole host of issues. whether it's the economy, whether it's taxes, whether it's women, whether it's whatever. and -- >> young trump's main argument for himself is "you suck too"? part of the problem we have, there's these false equivalencies you guys do. even on the tax stuff, you're saying, well, hillary clinton took some deductions, too. hillary clinton pays 30% of her income in income taxes. >> why is that enough? >> trump pays zero. >> if she wants 65%, she wants 65% on the estate tax or -- >> she doesn't want estate tax. this is the point about false equivalency. you guys last night were pointing out, hillary took the same deduction, she took $3,000, that was it. trump took $900 million. >> it's the

and hillary clinton's campaign. it's just amazing. some of the e-mails come out, you find out this guy is cnbc, harwood, after he moderated a debate he was communicating with hillary clinton's chairman of the campaign how he had been vindicating of tough questions of donald trump. liz: donald trump and mike pence calling out the media saying the system is rigged. this as the latest batch of wikileak e-mails reveal details on the clinton campaign, and shares of apple turning lower, trading down about 2 percentage points after announcing first decline in annual revenue and profit since 2001. tim cook's rosy holiday outlook. welcome to "risk & reward," i'm elizabeth macdonald filling in for deirdre bolton. hillary a big 12 percentage points ahead of donald trump. >> abc news tracking poll has hillary clinton up by 12. >> over the weekend, abc news tracking poll of likely voters put clinton 12 points ahead of donald trump. >> no candidate down this far this late has ever recovered. liz: early voting suggesting something else is going on, something to the contrary. it's actually a tight

hoedown moderated by cbs news. few are expecting the same riotous chaos we got between hillary clinton and donald trump. but this debate is sure to feature plenty of jousting pence as theyand defend the honor of their respective nominees. mark: this campus attracts a pretty raucous crowd. there are a lot of cheering protesters round both for and cleansed clinton -- for and against clinton, for and against trump. pleased to vice presidential nominees are mild-mannered. this is their moment in the sun. they will not be talked much about after tonight. this is an opportunity for two g about the ideas they are putting forward and their negative critiques of the other side. we might get clarity about policy and critique that does not come through often when clinton and trump are front and center. john: it is interesting because tim kaine and hillary clinton basically agree on everything, mike pence and donald trump do not. it is a substantive debate. both of these guys have been in politics for a long time. watching mike pence trying to do what is his one job tonight, which is literally the onl

importantly to advocate for the top of their tickets. hillary clinton has jumped out to a new lead over donald trump. some call this a debate bounce. in the latest cnn poll, clinton leads by five points among likely voters. one factor is an increase in the clinton support among independents. a month ago, independents broke for trump. after the debate, they moved 25 points toward hillary clinton. secretary clinton is taking steps to closing the enthusiasm gap. 50% of supporters are extremely or very enthusiastic of voting for her. that's up four points from early september. enthusiasm among trump supporters ticked down two points over that same period. another interesting finding in the wake of the record that donald trump had gone nearly two decades without paying federal tax. 50% of register voters believe paying tax is a civic duty. 12% say it is an unnecessary burden. the poll ended before "the times" published the record that trump took a $916 million loss on the 1995 tax. that may have avoided him from paying federal tax for 18 years. trump is calling that an act of genius. cn

. director james comey's announcement friday that he was reviewing new evidence tied to hillary clinton's e-mail server sent shock waves across the country. democrats, led by the clinton campaign, immediately questioned the move and demanded more information. >> it is not just strange, it's unprecedented, and it is deeply troubling. voters deserve to get full and complete facts. >> dickerson: republicans rejoiced. >> this is the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> dickerson: we'll get the latest on comey's decision, what we know and what we don't know. an we'll hear from donald trump's running mate, mike pence. plus vice president joe biden weighs in on clinton's e-mail trouble and the conflicts posed by the clinton foundation. >> the good news, thank god, is there is no evidence of anything that's been illegal. >> dickerson: new cbs battleground tracker numbers give us the first look into the political impact of the f.b.i. director's move in the states that matter the most. it's all coming up on "face the nation." good morning and welcome to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson.

that justice at last can be delivered. >> that was reaction from hillary clinton and donald trump to the stunning news of the fbi reviewing more e-mails related to the former secretary of state's personal server. good to be with you on this saturday morning. i'm frances rivera live in new york at msnbc world headquarters. ten days before the presidential election and stunning move from fbi director james comey and the now the big question, might it change the trajectory of this race? here's what we know this morning. in a letter to congress friday comey called for more investigative steps into clinton's private e-mail server. nbc news learned the fresh look stems from fbi agents investigating former congressman anthony weiner and whether he sent sexually explicit texts to an underage girl. weiner used a laptop that his wife also used. the e-mail numbers are in the thousands and the fbi says it now must be reviewed as well. >>> hillary clinton received word of this latest twist as she was head for a campaign top? iowa and here's what else she told reporters during a news conference sh

candidates who chose them. it's been eight days now since that first clash between hillary clinton and donald trump, and a new battery of polls show a solid bounce for hillary clinton, her national lead is rising. the battleground statements moving her way. jon karl in the hall tonight. jon, clinton's momentum fueled by that debate. trump's reaction in the d that followed. and the revelation that trump may have paid no federal income tax for nearly two decades. that really puts pressure on mike pence tonight to stop the bleeding. >> it sure does, george. these are the two most overshadowed vice presidential candidates of the modern era. when they step out on that stage, they will be meeting each other for the very first time. but the pressure is on mike pence. he is the one that needs to change the dynamic. the momentum is with hillary clinton, trump is down, hurt by distractions. it is mike pence that is looking to change that dynamic by getting his campaign back on track. >> cecilia vega covers the clinton campaign for us, also in the hall. we expect a pretty aggressive tim kaine ton

affected -- strikingly effective .pgrad now, the first debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. it took is on monday. the moderator is lester holt. this is one hour and 40 minutes. lester holt: good evening from hofstra university in hempstead, new york. lester holt, anchor of nbc nightly news. the participants tonight are and hillary clinton. this debate is sponsored by the presidential debates, a nonpartial nonpartisan organization. commissioner has drafted the format and the rules have been agreed to. dividedminute debate is into six segments, each 15 minutes long. topic areasre three tonight: achieving prosperity, america's direction, and securing america. start of each segment, i will ask the same lead-off question to both candidates, have up to ll each two minutes to respond. from that point until the end have an egment, we'll open discussion. the questions are mine, and have not been shared with the campaign's.or the the audience here in the room has agreed to remain silent so that we can focus on what the are saying. i will invite you to applaud, however, at this

exposed. >> it's horrible for hillary clinton but legally we're at a very preliminary stage. >> so the material, in terms of hillary clinton and previous investigation and everything, may be totally insignificant as far as that investigation is concerned. this stuff may mean nothing. >> seems to me director comey did exactly the right thing. he had to go public, otherwise he would have been accused after this election of hiding it from the voters. >> are the pundits jumping to conclusions about the new e-mails discovered by the bureau. our commentators on the right and the left switching sides about the integrity of fbi chief james comey and will the press make this a defining issue in the home stretch. we'll talk to kellyanne conway and mark cuban. following the latest wikileaks dump, clinton advisers said during the e-mail stanley she has terrible instincts and pathological refusal to apologize. warnings about bill clinton's aides hustling business at the clinton foundation. why are these hacked e-mails finally getting major media attention. >>> plus donald trump opening a new ar

contestants. i think it's in the interest of pence to go after hillary clinton. not defend trump any more than he has to. he'll score if he hits hillary clinton because down the road that makes him a safer republican bet for the future. on the other hand, i think that kaine is not comfortable going after hillary clinton -- going after trump, so i think he's going to play defense. i expect the offense will come from pence tonight and surprise everybody. >> chris, i have a mechanical question about the news media in the filing room in the spin room there because often what's written there at the event gets to be the first draft. does everyone ther get to see the same split screen directed coverage that we see in the studio and folks at home? >> no, i think we'll see a single screen tonight. i'm looking at two. i have the advantage where i'm sitting, i can see both, i can see the split and the single. so i think it may be an option play for everybody. but that's a great question. i think the split screen really hurt trump last week. it does play an unusual role. ever since the nixon/ken

is what will be the advantage of each candidate. i think it's to go after hillary clinton not to go of the trump. he will score, on the other hand, i think that kaine is not comfortable going after hillary clinton -- trump, so i think he's going to play defense. i expect the offense is going to come from pence tonight and surprise everybody. >> i have a mechanical question about the news media in the filing room and the spin room there, because often what's written there at the event gets to be the first draft of reaction and how these are remembered. is everyone able to see the same within reason split-screen directed coverage that we're able to see in our staudio and folks at home. >> no, i have the advantage of where i'm seeing. i can see the split and i can see the single. i think it might be an option play for everybody. i think the split screen really hurt trump last week and plays an unusual role. and the look of the opponents have been almost as powerful as the presentation of the speaker. >> i think we called it facial discipline last week. it will be on display again sunda

yoga. >> so hillary clinton took off for iowa and new hampshire. >> great to see you. >> 2008. how do you win this time? what's your strategy? >> i'm having a great time. can't look forward to it anymore than i am. >> she set out to connect with voters, something she had struggled with in the past. >> let me hop in and say hello. >> she was now all on board full tilt. and there wasn't anybody else in her way. >> republicans started attacking her right away. >> what else don't we know? >> if she gets in office, it's 25 or 30 trillion when she leaves. >> when hillary clinton travels, there's going to need to be two planes one for her and her entourage and one for her baggage. >> the republicans seem to be talking only about me. >> summer 2015 polls showed clinton with a huge lead, but in august bernie sanders began to rise while clinton began to dip. >> thank you all so much. >> bernie sanders had a message. wall street's bad. we need to do something about these big campaign donors buying influence. and hillary's message was kind of fuzzy. i'll fight for you. i'm a woman. >> october bro

supporting women candidates from the top of the ticket, hillary clinton, throughout the senate. we have an opportunity to elect a historic number of women senators this year. and we are playing in these races, a chance for democrats to win back the senate this year runs through women. and so we are a big player in this, and with most of these women from day one. emily: i want to follow up on the battle for the senate because right now republicans have a four seat majority and there are democratic women running in seven competitive senate races, so it is looking like women could be the key to take back the upper chamber. jessica: well, women are going to be the key not only to take it back because we have the tremendous candidates that are running, but women are also going to be the key because they're going to decide the election this year. so, yes we have a tremendous opportunity in new hampshire with maggie hassan, katie mcginty in pennsylvania, catherine cortez masto in nevada, who could be the first latina elected to the united states senate. and, of course, deborah ross in nor

affordable care act. ted two issues related to secretary hillary clinton's role as secretary of state. >> pelley: major garrett, nancy cordes, john dickerson, thanks very much. longwood university is one of the oldest schools in virginia. let's go down to the can be and our moderator elaine quijano. >> good evening. from longwood university in farmville, virginia, and welcome to the first and only vice presidential debate of 2016, sponsored by the commission on presidential debates. i'm elaine quijano, anchor at cbsn, and correspondent for cbs news. it's an honor to moderate this debate between senator tim kaine and governor mike pence. both are longtime public servants who are also proud fathers of sons serving in the u.s. marines. the campaigns have agreeded to the rules of this 90-minute debate. there will be nine different segments covering domestic and foreign policy issues. each segment will begin with a question to both candidates who will each have two minutes to answer. then, i'll ask follow-up questions to facilitate a discussion between the candidates. by coins to toss it's

sexually assaulted innocent women and hillary clinton attacked those women viciously. one of them said, more viciously than he attacked them. if they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we'll continue to talk about bill and hillary clinton doing inappropriate things. there are so many of them, folks. sandra: so there are reports there will be more attacks against donald trump, possibly some more leaked sound and video footage. is this a good strategy for donald trump to double down on this? >> in a word, no. i think he really needs to stop talking about this. , for the good of his campaign. i think she needs to stop talking about it for the good of the country. we're all so fed up with such an important election going down this path. now you can see why it made sense for him, this incredible weekend we've had on the debate sunday night to make the points as a way of deflecting from this disgusting tape that was released. it made sense in terms of the tactics at the moment but in terms of a strategy to win the election not at all. he needs to have a message. actually

so much last night. they don't like to catch her on the lies. i explained how hillary clinton oversaw the disasters in libya, including the drawing of the infamous red line. she said -- it turned out she was there. she said she was not there. the red line was actually drawn in august of 2012. she was there. she lied about it and said she was not involved in that catastrophe. that was one of many. of course the moderators didn't call her out and didn't call out this lie she told. hillary clinton said she didn't delete her e-mails after a congressional subpoena. but she did. that was another lie. that was a hard to believe. how did she say no to that one? the subpoena was sent on march 4, 2015. crooked hillary's e-mails were bleach and destroys. nobody bleaches them. bleaching was so expensive. it's a very expensive process. when you bleach them, it means they are gone. i heard you can't get rid of e-mails. i wonder if the nsa has her e-mails? do you think? i don't think they looked too hard for her e-mails. what do you think? i tell you, i bet, i don't know this for a fact, but within

justice department with respect he to hillary clinton. because she is so guilty in so many ways that she shouldn't be able to run for president. >> fast forward to today, and comey's letter got the highest possible compliment. >> donald trump. >> the fbi after discovering new e-mails is reopening their investigation into hillary clinton. [cheers and applause] >> as you know, i've had plenty of words about the fbi lately, but i give them great credit for having the courage to justice will prevail. >> earlier today, said donald trump, it may not be rigged after all. also, tonight on the trail in iowa, hillary clinton asked for more from the fbi director. >> i have now seen director comey's letter to congress. we are 11 days out from perhaps the most important national election of our lifetimes. voting is already underway in our country. so, the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. the director himself has said he doesn't know whether the e-mails referenced in his letter are significant or not. i'm confident whatever they are will not change the conclu

throughout the afternoon. the other notable things, it is not just donald trump going after hillary clinton. he's hitting paul ryan in a public way. we saw it on twitter and national interview on fox news. now, we are seeing at his rally here in florida. >> would you think that paul ryan could call and say, "good going" in front about just the largest audience for the second debate of in the country. so you think, great going, don, lets go and lets beat this crook. lets beat this crook. she's a crook. we got to beat him. no, he does not do that. >> reporter: donald trump there speaking in lakeland. again, while we talk about the attacks that trump is pushing against members of his party there, the focus from his campaign clearly, their message today clearly is going to be on wikileaks dumps and this idea about e-mail as and talking abo religion. when you hear about this conference call, they see this is a possible opening trying to get after democrats. >> halie, standby for us, lets go to alex. we have clinton and donald trump holding these campaigns coming up in the next hour. and slamming of he