This is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Reporting tonight from Hofstra University in hempstead, new york. Pelley in a race that is approaching a tie, tonight could be a decisive moment. Hillary clintons poll numbers peaked in midaugust, and ever since her lead has been slipping with donald trump rising. Now, as they meet in the middle, they will meet on this stage to break the deadlock. Theyre playing to a t crowd, millions of americans who say they dont trust either one. But with the mix of politics, celebrity and anything can happen unpredicteddability, the audience could set a record. Well have the entire debate right here live on cbs tonight, but in the meantime, we have extensive coverage and well begin with nancy cordes covering hillary clinton. Reporter scott, clinton often says that she likes to do her homework, and today she did it right up until it was due, hotel near her home. Her Campaign Says its worried that trump will be graded on a curve, rewarded just for keepi
Good morning. You are watching the pulse. I am guy johnson. What we have coming up for you . Not seeing eye to eye with shares, they are slumping. Thesecond to see up second ceo in a couple of months. Lets talk about the global stock market. About the big picture. Oil down again. Stocks selling off. There were talks and maybe we will get it and that is not . Ppening, is it not right now. It is down 1 on the dax. Are 33 points lower. These are big, big losses. Let us see how the day pans out. The problem is most of them will not be in today. Equity markets are closed. But markets close. Bond markets close. We will wait and see how the day pans out. Last week, with had a shift in the debate. The debate and conversation is from the about the prospects of european recession and inability to address that. Lets move on. We will talk about france. The french a budget the meeting today. Will see a bit of fireworks. Thank you very much indeed. Lets talk about what is going on and france. The fr
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