From nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. Good evening. With his campaign losing ground and his party locked in a civil war over whether to even support him, donald trump has proclaimed the shackles are off. The republican nominee lashing out today and making it clear that any republican who isnt with him will pay a price. A brandnew nbc news wall street journal poll taken after sundays debate has Hillary Clinton with a ninepoint lead over trump, 4637, in a fourway matchup. To get back on track, trump appears to be reverting to the combative unscripted candidate we saw in the primaries. Already today, demonstrating that nothing is off limits. Nbcs Hallie Jackson has details. Reporter throwing red meat to his supporters, a donald trump tweet storm, hitting fellow republicans and Hillary Clinton. So nice that the shackles have been taken off me, trump writes. The last 15 months, apparently trump hes not a war hero. You got to see this guy, o
Colorado Senate Debate, right here on 9news. Democratic incumbent senator Michael Bennet faced off against republican challenger darryl glenn. Darryl glenn declined to say if he still supports his partys president ial nominee donald trump. In the last four days hes said yes no and maybe. Senator michael regrets about supporting the Iran Nuclear Deal even though he thinks iran will try to cheat and develop nukes. Brandon rittiman comoderated tuesdays debate. He and some of our other colleagues spent the night fact made by candidates. The first. Darryl glenns war on coal. He claimed the obama adminstration is killing the coal industry with regulations. Our factcheckers found this claim is an incomplete explanation of whats happening in the coal industry. Glenn is not wrong that new regulations have hurt. Theyve made things harder for coal companies. But the other thing thats killing them is something glenn said hes in favor of competition from other kinds of energy. Glenn pushed bennet o
Part about it this guy had no idea he was receiving it. Heres a live look at our good morning its 6 am today is. Good morning, im ally crutcher. And im jerry gallagher. Eileen loan is here now with your storm track seven forecast. A cold front is draped over the kwwl viewing area this morning with temps in the 40s to the than yesterday at this time. Winds are turning to the northwest and picking up speed. And will be gusty all day. Clouds and a few showers track through today, too, especially through the middle of the day. Before clearing out by this evening. We could see a few showers today but you will throughout the day. The winds die down tonight and the skies that frosty forecast for you in a few minutes. Decision 2016 coverage. With less than four weeks to go the president ial campaigns are heating up. The campaigns are really starting to focus on the battleground states iowa included. Donald trump stopped in florida focusing much of his speech about stolen Clinton Campaign email
Again, its creeks and streams that are still overflowing their banks, and were also looking at clogged storm drains causing issues with receding water as well. Lets get to our satellite and radar composite. This is what we like to see as were talking about Flood Warnings and dry conditions for us. No rain expected today, tomorrow, or friday or into the weekend ahead so we can continue to see storm cleanup continue as we head into the rest of the workweek. Lets get to what you need to know planning your day. Yes, it will be 48 degrees around the triangle. Some areas are in the low 40s this morning. Sunshine will still be around at lunchtime, 65. We make it to 72 which isnt far from our noal high of 74, and well be cooling off quickly. We drop to right around 6as we head towards that evening drive home. Make sure you have a jacket as you step outside this morning. 6 01 right now. Lets go ahead and check in with traffic. If youre getting ready to head out the door, no trouble spots. Roadw
Inland counties tonight with lows in the low to mid 30s. A federal judge in madison will hear an additional challenge to wisconsins voter id law today. The hearing follows media reports of dmv workers providing inaccurate information to people seeking ids to vote. The attorney general has since sent request information. And says they . Did receive correct instructions. The state and lawyers for liberal Group One Wisconsin institute will both make their cases in court. Meantime, milwaukee voters can still cast their ballots before election day. Pete zervakis is live downtown with a reminder in case youre planning to cast an inperson absentee vote. Inperson absentee voting continues here at the zeidler building. You can also now vote at midtown forest home library. As well as library. As well as vote absentee by mail. Accoing to according to milwaukees election comission. Several hundred ballots already mailed in are at risk of being tossed out because the witnesses on the ballots didnt