you did cause this, robby mook. to blame this on comey is absurd. take the blame and apologize to the american people. >> well, she has apologized. if not for what hillary did with the server, none of this would be going on. maybe something else would, but not this. but what we're dealing with right now is because of jim coe maine because he hasn't even looked at the e-mails yet. so you have the original cause, you're right, but the specific cause of what we're dealing with right now, you can't carry everything forward. i want to make another point. you've made it and mook made it. i take it to you, christine. why are we calling for the fbi to dump unprocessed, unfully investigated investigation that they may not want to make a case on. why do you want to dump that on voters about trump or clinton? how would that help anything but prejudice and the lack of information? >> look, i think in a more traditional campaign cycle, that would be on the list of things you would never call for. but this is far from that. and i think the clinton campaign and th

you heard robby mook in the sound that john played. they are going after the fbi to under cut his argument, but undercut comey and his integrity. there is also what hillary clinton is doing. christine, as you noted. she is licking at the letter that comey sent to capitol hill, but in a less aggressive manner. look at what she had to say in cincinnati. >> there's there new e-mail story about, you know, why in the world the fbi would decide to jump into an election without evidence of any wrongdoing with just days to go. if they want to look at some more e-mails of one of my staffers, by all means, go ahead. look at them. i know they will reach the same conclusion they reached when they looked at my e-mails last year. >> reporter: you get an invitation there, if you will, to investigate. it is important to know, when it comes to what clinton's team wants to do going forward, they want to undercut. think 12 days before the election and not seven and the clinton campaign was comfortable with the strategy and message and math. you have not

robbie mook yesterday all but called the conference call to say. but do you think the clinton campaign is successfully muddying the waters here? >> i think the -- frankly, the panel you just heard that i listened to from a safe distance shows the degree to which the waters have just been muddies kind of across the board. i think reintroducing the e-mail issue as comey did on friday was certainly not helpful for hillary clinton. what you've seen is democrats essentially throw the kitchen sink and really multiple kitchen sinks. every kitchen sink they can find back at donald trump. the russia issue is one democrats like to talk about. there's a sense certainly among political strategists that probably moves fewer votes than some of the issues related to women and race and, you know, trump's character. but if you're talking about, you know, who can be trusted with national security, that's sort of the safe place for clinton folks to go right now. at a tricky moment when they really do want to stop talking about the e-mails. >> i mean, but both sides j

----robby mook, clinton's campaign manager, was making the media rounds today and he had a message: fbi director james comey was out of line, and why doesn't he release information about donald tump's ties to russia. ----i tried my best to pierce it, but i could only get so far. mook told me the fbi has not yet contacted clinton. but i had to press him repeatedly about why clinton did not just ask her top aide, huma abedin, what emails are on her computer that the fbi is looking at. here's what i got: 24:41: " you know, jon, i was with them...." 24:50: "...their back and forth." ----as i said, not much. but it's clear team clinton is through this. i have been told clinton has been hurt, mostly with independents, by the revelations. mook denied this. but their strategy now is to drive up turnout among loyal democrats by changing the subject to trump. and that's why clinton is coming to las vegas on wednesday. hillary clinton will be she'll be at a canvass kick- off..... at "the plumbers and pipefitters training center"..... at 3- 15. we have also learned that her thursday... to host a "g

we are joined by hillary clinton's campaign manager robby mook. robby, thanks for joining us. i take cecilia's last point about a lot of early votes already in the bank but our new poll shows donald trump ahead for the first time since may. pretty dramatic drop over the last ten days. are you worried this race may slip away from you. >> i'm not, george. but what we are focused on right now is making sure every single one of our supporters understands how important it is that they turn out and vote. go up and down and have done that the whole time on this race. we have a week to go. we're running like we're 0 points behind. >> there is some evidence you have taken a hit since that announcement from director comey. you are now accusing him of a double standard. hillary clinton accusing him of bowing to partisan pressure. are you worried at all that will come back to haunt you? >> i don't think so, george. you know, director comey has been criticized from both sides on this now. you have a former attorney former attorney general under george w. bush both saying it was a mistake.

robby mook jumped on reporting that last month comey opposed naming russia as the so-called state hacker hacking democratic officials, arguing it was too close to election day. >> it is impossible to view this as anything less than a blatant double standard. that director comey would show more discretion in a matter concerning a foreign state actor than one involving the democratic nominee for president is nothing short of jaw-dropping. >> we should note cnn does not have the same reporting on comey and russia. the fbi has declined to comment. >> on the campaign trail hillary clinton says flat out there's no case here. in ohio clinton invited investigators to go ahead, dig into her e-mails and they would find nothing. joe johns has the latest from cincinnati. >> john and kristine, hillary clinton kicking off the final full week of campaigning right here in battleground ohio, trying to use some of the anxiety surrounding the latest controversy to get out the vote. at kent state, making the case there is no fbi case on the latest e-mails that were discovered, and here in cincinnati calling

. >> yaw have to have florida as well, and robby mook says in florida they believe they have 1 0,000 vote advantage right now, which obama didn't have. if that it the case -- you can't lose florida and win the presidentsive if you're donald trump, can you? >> reporter: trump and his aides eave said for a year they expected to have four bat ground states, florida, ohio, north carolina, and pennsylvania inch history trump is doing better in florida, particularly with the early vote and with latinos, clinton has the potential to keep the state in the blue column, and north carolina is a problem. pennsylvania is a big tough. hereafter more than anywhere else, clinton has been ahead more often than not. the polls are tightening in at the last few days. i've been telling you for the last six months. this one -- the extent that trump has had some momentum in the last few days the question is -- we'll know this in the folks day or two -- blonder the momentum i growing, static, or whether it's stalled. and there have been some polls showing clinton perhaps rebounding a little bit. the last th

sot robby mook / clinton million phone calls. we knocked on 7.2 million doors. already 42 million people cast a ballot early. hillary clinton will visit three states in her final push. news, washington. today -- kwwl will be broadcasting a live decision 2016 special. that is happening at 4-30 this five. the special will highlight hillary clinton and donald trump. tomorrow ---we're also keeping our eyes on federal and state races. the iowa g-o-p believes it will take control of the state legislature. they're pointing to registration numbers in key district races as a way to possibly flip control of the state senate. this session democrats held a narrow 25 to 23 majority in the senate -- while republicans held a 57 to 43 lead in the house. voters in five states will decide whether they want to legalize that includes california. house minority leader nancy pelosi told the l-a times she plans to vote in favor. that would make her the highest- ranking, sitting elected official - in either major party - to back the legalization of a drug the federal government current

we are joined by hillary clinton's campaign manager robby mook. robby, thanks for joining us. i take cecilia's last point about a lot of early votes already in the bank but our new poll shows donald trump ahead for the first time since may. >> we are starting off the month of november cooler than average but with sunshine, low 50s the best we're doing today under the high pressure, off to the west, tracking the next frontal system, this is going to bring in more clouds and some rain on thursday. and it comes with warmer temperatures, mid 60s tomorrow, and upp 70 on thursday, and before that rain moves in, it gets out of here for friday and blustery and colder but with sunshine. and i'm meteorologist cindy fitzgibbon for boston's wcvb newscenter 5. have taken a hit since that announcement from director comey. you are now accusing him of a double standard. hillary clinton accusing him of bowing to partisan pressure. are you worried at all that will come back to haunt you? >> i don't think so, george. you know, director comey has been criticized from both sides on this now. you h

campaign manager robby mook says according to a c- n-b-c report -- comey was against releasing information about possible russian interference in the trump, because it was so close to election day. but then mook points to the timing of when the f-b-i announced new clinton emails -- calling it a quote 'blatant double standard. the clinton camp wants comey to immediately correct the issue. donald trump is seizing the fbi's announcement that it found more emails possibly related to its clinton investigation. he called the announcement a bigger scandle than watergate, although most experts say it's not coab times report shows the republican nominee isn't without issues of his own. the paper says trump avoided paying potentially hundreds of millions in taxes -- in a way even his own lawers considered questionable. the times is questioning how trump canceled hundreds of millions of dollars of debt as his atlantic city casinos went broke. the paper reports trump claimed his creditors' losses as his own. congress later three colorado lawmakers want an arizona ad showing former denver mayor welling

(robby mook/clinton campaign manager) we're grateful this matter is resolved now. we found it very puzzling as you know when director comey brought this up a week ago. donald trump raged against the fbi's decision. (donald trump) what's happening with our "justice" is a disgrace and our country is a laughing stock. all over the world they're laughing. visit five critical states today, beginning in florida, where the latest cbs news battleground tracker poll shows the candidates in a dead heat, each with 45 percent of the vote. (jamie yuccas/new york) trump plans to continue his sprint through the battleground states even as voters are at the polls on tuesday. then both candidates will be back here at their new york headquarters as the results roll in overall, the general election match up nationally shows clinton with a four point lead - 45 percent to ((brian loftus)) >>> it's not just the presidential candidates on a breakneck schedule - the vp candidates are also criss- crossing the country./// ((brian loftus)) >>> the department of justice says they are sending

robbie mook. quite the ride for you being a campaign manager. win or lose, congratulations. >> it has been a great experience. thank you for all your coverage. >> kellyanne conway's county part is voting. she is on the way back from voting. she will be here. i promise. the minute she gets here, we will get her on. okay, you guys poured through the data and heard from him. something caught my eye, the background of the battle ground states. florida, virginia, pennsylvania. did not mention ohio and iowa. it made me think they can win without those two. >> that's what it sounded like to me. that is the plan. he sounded confident that they are doing well. he wants people in north carolina to vote. the last minute plea. >> he definitely threw shade at the campaign for the last minute michigan efforts and said we had a ground game. in truth that is what the difference is going to come down to tonight. they have been out there doing the work all year long. the trump campaign skirted by on the fly and it's not going to pull the election. >> the trump ca

mook. >>> a r cbs news election night coverage begins tomorrow night at 7:00 eastern/6:00 central and you can watch all day on our streaming network cbsn. >>> well, this morning, officials are assessing the damage after a powerful earthquake rocked north central oklahoma near one of the world's largest oil storage facilities. the 5.0 magnitude quake struck last night and no immediate damage reports at the cushing town of cushing suffered quite a bit of damage. shut living center was evacuated and part of the town is cordoned off. >> i happened to look up and i swear it looked like the ceiling was s aboutt to c collapspse on. the e wallss weree shakingng a ceceiling g momoving a and s sc still l shookk u up aboutut it >> r reporter:r: accorording to u.s. geologigical surveyey, the isis-held mosul. the military is putting up stiff resistance. >>> another front in the war against isis has been opened in nearby syria. u.s. air strikes began an operation to retake the city of raqqa ted. isis and under isis control since 2014 and home to top isis leaders. >>> in this country, jury selection

the presidential candidates make one final push through we talk with clinton campaign manager robby mook and trump campaign manager kellyanne conway. >>> the fbi is still not recommending charges against hillary clinton after going through thousands of recently discovered e-mails. republicans promise to keep investigating. >>> and first on "cbs this morning," new jersey governor chris christie talks with charlie, breaking a silence about two close associates convicted in the bridgegate we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener." your world in 90 seconds. >>> it's not good for anybody that our democracy and our country, are viewed so suspiciously. >> the last push before election day. >> hillary clinton is guilty. she knows it. the fbi knows it. and now it's up to the american people to deliver justice at the walt box on november 8th. >>> responsible of a man who prib president of the united states speculate about something which he has no >> everybody on cnn speculated -- >> jumping off a bridge doesn't make you should jump off a bridge too. >> this campaign left unsavory

those are top, top staff >> robby mook, terry mcauliffe's campaign in virginia, robby is right next to jake sullivan. robby's been on the '08 campaign and planning her run for the presidency for eight years. >> as has she. >> yes. >> we might add. so it's a moment -- and i think one the ironies, there was -- debate when donald trump said he wasn't sure if he would concede the election and there was a lot of talk about what a grateful concession looks like and the peaceful transfer of power. here it is, hillary clinton is now having to deliver that very thing. >> consider this, this may be the last major speech that we hear clinton give as sort of a head or as one of the heads of the democratic party. >> that's funny you said that. we all talked about if what kind of coverage would we give to him in the months and years ahead and so the question is what kind of profile does hillary clinton have? >> i think the democratic party has a history of this. when you lose, good-bye. that happened with dukakis and john kerry sort of recovered but happened to walter mondale and i think it's going

tag: on a conference call with reporters, clinton campaign manager robby mook argued that the fbi director exhibited - quote "blatant double standards" -- opposed to releasing information about the russian hacks so close to election day lana zak, abcn, washington now for a quick check on your plan on a very warm start to november! we do have some fog to deal with for the first few hours of the day, primarily over the northern half of the area. there's a cold front that has stalled across the region, allowing for a eastern iowa. the fog is located on the cold side of this front. today, plan on highs into the upper 60s north with lower to middle 70s farther south. our weather continues to look active late tonight into wednesday with some spots able to exceed a half inch of rain by the time everything is all through late on wednesday. from thursday through early next week, dry conditions are anticipated with highs generally in the mid-60s and lows in the lower toddle 40s. this is aroun day!today: partly cloudy andld.2 night: isolated showers latein orms likely, especlly south hi high: 60 to n

joining us now is hillary clinton's campaign manager robby mook. nice to see you. >> nice to see you, thanks. >> robby, let's talk about this whip lash from director comey. how much damage to you think was done in those nine days between the time he first sent the letter to congress saying we have possibly some new relevant material on anthony weiner's laptop to yesterday when he said, oops, nuthing to see here. >> you know, i don't think damage was done. first of all, this matter has been in the news for some time now. i think voters had already factored it into their decision. but what we're seeing in the numbers is record early turnout across the board. we think we're establishing critical leads in the early vote in states that will make it impossible for donald trump to overcome tomorrow. we're issuing a call to all of our supporters to keep turning out. make sure all your friends do the same and secretary clinton, i'm proud to announce, is going to be airing a two-minute spot this evening where she'll make her closing argument directly to the

sot - robby mook / clinton campaign manager "we were glad obviously that this was resolved." ? at the 11th hour, the battle for the white house tense -- and close -- with clinton leading trump 47 to 43 clinton -- along with bon jovi rally in philadelphia. clinton also slated to deliver a 2- minute closing message in lauren lyster, abc news, capitol hill. teams-v the justice department is going to be monitoring the polls in 28 states tomorrow to make sure everyone who's eligible gets to vote. across the country. but that's a lot fewer people than the department had watching the polls in 20-12. that's because of a 20-13 supreme court decision that struck down parts of the voting rights act. the department says it limits its ability to put watchdogs in some places with a history of voting discrimination new at 3 -- one person is looking for a new home after fire detaroyed theirs. the fire on stewart avenue near lamb broke out just before investigators say the fire started on the first floor but quickly spread to the second. firefighters were able to keep the fire from entering the

a leaked e-mail appears to link him with campaign manager robby mooks, and addressed to a former clinton campaign aide says, quote, just wanted to pass along this note that i sent to bob creamer, who as you may know is consulting for the dnc and is close to robby mook. they were asked whether he had knowledge of professional agitators fomenting violence. >> they never had a relationship with the clinton campaign and my understanding is that the events that are referenced happened i think in february of last year. they did not have a contract with the dnc until june. >> except it was three months after that june contract he just mentioned when this 69-year-old woman on oxygen claimed she was attacked by a trump supporter. after the project veritas tapes went public, the woman backed off her claim. the clinton campaign maintains the tapes were edited out of context although the tapes led to creamer's resignation and another operative let go. megyn. >> trace, thank you. we'll be right back. een life an. for partners in health, time is life. we have 18,000 people around the world. the micros

when the "times" story first crossed on march 2nd, podesta asked campaign manager robby mook if he had any idea of the depth of it. mook replied "nope." trey gowdy subpoenaed clinton's e-mails, same day citing executive privilege, podesta wrote mills "think we should hold e-mails to and from the president?" mar march 7th, president obama said he learned about it from news reports. mills writes "we need to clean this up. he has e-mailses from her. they do not say state.gov." that same day, philippe reines reveals there's no good -- >> to err on the side of providing anything that could be possibly viewed as work related. >> now, we've obtained talking points from bill clinton's $6 million phone call, noted he went to the sheikh's private suite in ethiopia and played the saxophone. committed to $20 million felt some this was coercion. >> that's from an aide to clinton saying he felt like it was coercion. >> amazing. ed, thanks. >>> now to the nominees. both are focusing on major battleground states as we approach the final week of the campaign. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is

robby mook / campaign manager, hillary for america: we just want fairness. the clinton campaign is now complaining of a double-standard at the bureau. gary johnson, the libertarian candidate is piling onto the controversy saying clinton risks impeachment if elected. gary johnson / -l- presidential candidate: unquestionably this is going to be the nation's up in impeachment. the cnn poll of polls, shows clinton with a four-point lead but the latest abc news/washington post tracking poll shows trump leading for the first time since may. in response, clinton is hitting trump where it hurts. campaign ad: when i come home and dinner's not ready, i go through the roof. the clinton campaign is rolling out this new ad, while clinton herself is campaigning with alicia machado, a former miss universe trump reportedly called miss piggy, trying to change the subject from her emails to trump's treatment of women. mclean. a new study says uber and lyft drivers are discriminating against certain groups of people! and -- we now know who is on the annual glamour "women of th

. :37-:41 (robby mook/clinton campaign manager) we're grateful this matter is resolved now. we found it very puzzling as you know when director comey brought this up a week ago. donald trump raged against the fbi's decision. :46-:54 (donald trump) what's is a disgrace and our country is a laughing stock. all over the world they're laughing. the republican nominee plans to visit five critical states today, beginning in florida, where the latest cbs news battleground tracker poll shows the candidates in a dead heat, each with 45 percent of the vote. 1:07-1:18 (jamie yuccas/new york) trump plans to continue his sprint through the battleground states even as voters are at the polls on tuesday. then both candidates will be back here at their new york headquarters as results roll in overall, the general election match up nationally shows clinton with a four point lead - 45 percent to 41 percent for trump. jy, cbs news, new york the federal justice department confirms today it will deploy people to monitor polls in 28 states....and one of the locations is milwaukee. milwaukee polic

when the "times" story first crossed on march 2nd, podesta asked campaign manager robby mook if he had any idea of the depth of it. mook replied "nope." trey gowdy subpoenaed clinton's e-mails, same day citing executive privilege, podesta wrote mills "think we should hold e-mails to and from the president?" mar march 7th, president obama said he learned about it from news reports. mills writes "we need to clean this up. he has e-mailses from her. they do not say state.gov." that same day, philippe reines reveals there's no good -- >> to err on the side of providing anything that could be possibly viewed as work related. >> now, we've obtained talking points from bill clinton's $6 million phone call, noted he went to the sheikh's private suite in ethiopia and played the saxophone. committed to $20 million felt some this was coercion. >> that's from an aide to clinton saying he felt like it was coercion. >> amazing. ed, thanks. >>> now to the nominees. both are focusing on major battleground states as we approach the final week of the campaign. fox news correspondent jennifer griffin is

for you it was personal -- >> -- >> and robbie mook. two very different roles. paul was a position he was not being paid for. honorary. >> he's working for the chai campaign. if he was doing something with the russians inappropriately. >>like john podesta's e-mails. two different things. >> i -- >> what is the point? john podesta's e-mails have been a subject that trump's people have been attacking him about for the past two weeks. but the idea you can't attack paul manefort because he's not associated with the campaign. he's the carhairman of the campaign. >> -- from the clinton campaign the fbi is investigating paul manefort. is that actually taking place and. >> the fbi leaked the story last night apparently to the "new york times" that there was no evidence connecting the russian ties to donald trump. where did that come from? why is the fbi even leaking information? of course there is a the double standard. comey should never have had a press conference back in the summer but after that he continues to be pressured and bullied by the republican party and re

mook. >>> a reminder now. cbs news election night coverage begins tomorrow night at 7:00 eastern/6:00 central and you can watch all day on our streaming network cbsn. >>> well, this morning, officials are assessing the earthquake rocked north central oklahoma near one of the world's largest oil storage facilities. the 5.0 magnitude quake struck last night and no immediate damage reports at the cushing oil storage terminal but the town of cushing suffered quite a bit of damage. shut living center was evacuated and part of the town is cordoned off. >> i happened to look up and i swear it looked like the ceiling was about to collapse on me. the walls were shaking and ceiling moving and scary and still shook up about it. >> reporter: according to the u.s. geological survey, there have been 19 earthquakes in oklahoma in the last week. many traced to oil and gas production. >>> a south carolina man accused of keeping a woman chained inside a storage container confessed to a quadruple murder 13 years ago. and officia

and robby mook are saying. ---the democrats are winning early voting by a large margin here, as they always do. forty-eight thousand more democrats have voted in clark county than republicans. but the gop had its best day monday, slowing the democratic growth. ----i today. he's hillary clinton's campaign manager. he has a long history in nevada, having run her campaign here in 2008. so what does he think of these numbers? in: 15:31 -- "look, we do think we are building.... out: 15:54 -- "to go vote." ----mook also mentioned high turnout among hispanics, which ----mook also mentioned high turnout among hispanics, which i have confirmed through data analysis, and asian-americans. but he noticeably did not mention african- americans, a core democratic demographic. the clinton campaign here and lack of enthusiasm among black millennials for clinton, especially compared to what they felt for barack obama. ----still, the numbers look strong here, as mook says. but we won;t know for sure until the last day of early vo

robby mook should put the fire works away. it's a going to be a late night. the momentum in every single one of those states, bar none, is with donald trump and the republicans. >> no. >> first of all, the senate, that was a pretty bold prediction. we'll see if that happens. >> 24-36. >> i wouldn't say it's unequivocal. >> this is what i want to say, though, on your point. north carolina, perfect example. i did a story on the millennial vote in north carolina recently. there was no question -- actually did surprise me -- how much remaining opposition there was to hillary clinton. and it was actually, frankly, people repeating back words of bernie sanders. >> that's right. >> saying when people tell you how to vote, don't listen to them. i said is bernie sanders now telling you that? it doesn't matter. so it is residual. i think it's kind of as we get into these final hours, the fact that donald trump's base is coming home and his people are coming home and hillary clinton's having more problems. >> let me ask you, van, before you say that, president obama was