off indonesia. will it help determine what brought down the plane? and the decision to let durkin stay after the player died on his watch. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is thursday, november 1st. 4:00 a.m. in the east. hope you are happy with your halloween candy. if not, reese's put out a candy converter. if you don't like your kit kat or skittles, trade them in. baby ruth. i'm a reese's guy. >> we have so much candy at my house. i'll secretly take it away. >> never enough. let's get to politics. one rally down. ten to go. president trump in florida for the first event in the week-long push to the midterms. it is the web ad he tweeted out which is called out for portraying hispanics as criminals. >> he says he wants to apply for a pardon for the felony he committed. attempted murder. >> the ad echos the 1988 campaign ad for bush 41 targeting michael dukakis over willie horton bragging about his crimes. >> kill more. [ bleep ] kill more. >> the cop killer had been deported twice. once under clinton. one under george w. bush. >> this is distracting, devi difficult -- divisive at its worst. this is fear mongering. >> the president says this is clearly working. we are talking about it and not health care. the president also claims as many as 15,000 troops could be sent to the border to stop the 3,500 or so migrants heading to the u.s. the caravan which is now more than 800 miles away and several weeks away from the border. chief white house correspondent jim acosta is in florida with more. >> reporter: president trump appears to have found his closing argument for the rally. immigration. using inflammatory rhetoric here in florida. the president demonized the caravan heading to the u.s. border and vowed to end birthright citizenship. here is more of what the president had to say. >> the democrat party is openly encouraging millions of illegal aliens to break our laws and violate our borders. you see what's happening right now. a vet for democrat -- a vote for democrats is a vote to liquidate our borders and let illegal drugs pour across the borders. >> reporter: he vented his frustration over the media coverage over the tree of life synagog synagogue. christine and dave. >> jim, thank you. if you asked the president, the migrant caravan is bigger than the media is putting it. this is how he put it to abc news. >> you have caravans coming up that look larger than reported. i'm pretty good at estimating crowd size. they look a lot bigger. >> i'm pretty good at estimating crowd size. he is going after paul ryan. should be focused on holding majority rather than opinions on birthright citizenship. in the interview with the kentucky radio station, paul ryan says you cannot end birthright citizenship with executive order. claire mccaskill is in a tight race with her challenger. she got help from the former vice president and possible 2020 contender joe biden. >> you have a guy running 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which is overseeing the investigation into the terrible disaster, christi christine, which left 189 passengers and crew dead. now the chief of that agency tells cnn it will take two-to-three weeks to retrieve the information from the flight data recorder and possibly two-to-three months to analyze it. it will be done in indonesia. the international agencies could be involved in safety regulations. meanwhile, i spoke to a top executive in the company itself. lion group which operates the low budget airline, who is, of course, grieving because he personally knows the pilot and co-pilot of the plane that went down. he has no idea how a brand new boeing 737 max could have crashed minutes after takeoff. he wants to fly to boeing to talk to the manufacturers to try to get to the bottom of this terrible tragedy and mystery. christine. >> awful. thank you for that. turkey's chief prosecutor says saudi agents strangled "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi almost immediately after entering the consulate in istanbul. then dismembering the body. they denied extradition to all 18 suspects in the case and now a gruesome theory of what happened to khashoggi's remains. let's bring in jomana karadsheh live in istanbul. jomana, good morning. what are we learning? >> reporter: good morning, dave. after weeks of speculation and leaks that we had from unnamed turkish officials here, this was the first statement from the chief prosecutor who is overseeing the criminal investigation. in the statement, they say the investigation has concluded and that jamal khashoggi was strangled to death immediately after entering the building behind me. the saudi consulate on october 2nd. his body was dismembered and destroyed. it is unclear what they mean by destroyed. 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[ bleep ] kill more cops. >> the cop killer had been deported twice. once under clinton. once under george w. bush. tom perez says this is just another dog whistle. >> this is donald at his worst. this is fear mongering. >> the ad in the push is clearly working. we are talking about it and not health care. the president also claims as many as 15,000 troops could be sent to the border to stop the migrants heading to the u.s. worth noting that figure exceeds the be in tnumbe number of troo afghanistan. the caravan which is now more than 800 miles away and several weeks away from the border. chief white house correspondent jim acosta is in florida with the president's midterm pitch. >> reporter: christine and dave, president trump appears to have found the closing argument for the midterms. i immigration. using the rhetoric here at the rally in florida, the president demonized the caravan of migrants heading to mexico's border with u.s. here is more of what the president had to say. >> the democratic party is openly encouraging millions of illegal aliens to break our laws and violate our borders. you see what's happening right now. a vote for democrats is a vote to liquidate our borders and let meth and heroin and other deadly drugs come across the borders. >> reporter: he vented his frustration over the media coverage over the tree of life synagogue victims. christine and dave. >> jim acosta, thanks. interesting to hear guns n roses. we'll talk about that later. abc news asked the president straight up about his honesty. >> try. i always want to tell the truth. when i can i tell the truth. it turns out to be something happens and there's a change. >> the president also going after paul ryan tweeting the house speaker should focus on holding majority rather than giving opinions on birthright citizenship. something he knows nothing about. in an interview with with the kentucky radio station -- with the kentucky radio station, paul says you cannot end birthright citizenship with an executive order. the president will not campaign in two states where democrats are hoping to flip senate seats. kyrsten sinema's lead over martha mcsally is just 7%. >> and two officials involved in shaping the president's travel tells cnn republicans in arizona and nevada asked to keep mr. trump away in the closing days of the campaign. possible appearance was not viewed as helpful. the president visited arizona and nevada in october. the suspect in the pittsburgh synagogue massacre set to appear in court. on wednesday, the grand jury indicted robert bowers on 44 counts. many carry the death penalty. today's services for 65-year-old richard gottfried and sylvan and bernice simon. several hundred university of pittsburgh students and supporters rallied on campus in favor of fighter gun legislations. police in irving, california are hoping the surveillance video will help find a vandal who defaced a synagogue just days after the tree of life massacre. workers spotted 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air flight which crashed in the java sea this week 13 minutes after takeoff. cnn's ivan watson is live in jakarta, indonesia with the latest. good morning, ivan. >> reporter: dave, good morning. this breakthrough wasn't easy to do. the divers and fleet of ships involved in the salvage operation say it took them days to locate the ping from the flight data recorder and then to dive down in the currents of more than 100 feet. then the divers had to dig in the mud to pull the flight data recorder out. it has since been handed over to the national transportation safety committee here overseeing the investigation of the deadly disaster which resulted in the deaths of 189 passengers and crew. this is not the cockpit voice recorder to let us hear the last minutes of the interactions of the pilot and co-pilot. remember in the first minutes of the flight on monday morning, they requested to return back to the main airport here in jakarta. they never had the time to sound a may day emergency call. what this recorder does is it measures scores of different flight instruments and wind speed and altitude and smoke detecters in some cases. it could take weeks, if not months, we're hearing now for all of that to be analyzed and hopefully provide an answer to the mystery of the brand new boeing 737 plunges out of the sky minutes after takeoff taking the passengers and crew with it. dave. >> ivan watson live for us. thank you. turkey's chief prosecutor says saudi agents strangled "washington post" journalist jamal khashoggi almost immediately after entering the consulate in istanbul and then dismembered the body. turkish government demanding saudi arabia extradite all 18 suspects in the case to turkey. we are bringing in jomana karadsheh live in istanbul with the latest. jomana, it is so grim and awful. it must be terrible for his family. to have him killed so quickly after entering the consulate which suggest the saudis are lying when they say it was a fist fight gone awry. >> reporter: you know, christine, we had this changing narrative constantly from saudi authorities on what happened to jamal khashoggi. that is why turkish officials are frustrated. they want the saudis to answer some of those questions and, you know, yesterday for the first time, nearly a month after the investigation, the criminal investigation into the killing of jamal khashoggi was launched by turkish authorities here, the chief prosecutor for istanbul who is overseeing the investigation came out with the statement. the most detailed so far of the conclusions of what happened to jamal khashoggi after he entered the consulate. you mentioned they say immediately after entering the building, he was strangled to death and his body dismembered and destroyed. it is not clear what they mean by destroyed. we are seeking clarification from turkish officials. according to "the washington post" the senior turkish official says they are pursuing the theory that his body may have been destroyed using acid. either here at the consulate or the nearby consul-general's residence. they say the evidence collected by the nearby garden does support the theory his body was disposed close to where the killing took place. they still have key questions. where are the remains of jamal khashoggi and who issued the orders? they were trying to get the answer from the chief prosecutor who was here for three days and left yesterday. they not get the answers. the senior turkish official says the saudis were not interested in cooperating in the investigation. they were trying to find out what evidence turkey had. christine. >> jomana, thank you for that. in istanbul in front of the consulate. inappropriate office behavior is under the microscope. now testing its limits on free beer at wework. don't let cracked skin tell you what to wear. new aveeno® cracked skin cica ointment. with shea butter and triple oat complex. for fast relief and a protective barrier for lasting relief. wear what you 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"early start" continues right now. absolutely. i'd kill more. >> a new ad campaign portrays hispanics as criminals as the president rallies around the nation about immigration. three more funerals today for the victims of the pittsburgh synagogue massacre. the suspect faces dozens of death penalty counts. the flight data recorder has been recovered from the downed lion air in indonesia. will it help figure out what brought down the plane? and the university of maryland fires coach d.j. durkin. defying the recommendation to let durkin stay after a player died on his watch. >> good morning. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. it is thursday, november 1st. 5:00 a.m. in the east. hope you had a great halloween. >> hide the candy. one rally down. ten to go. president trump in florida at the first event in the week-long 11th hour push to the midterms. it is the web ad he tweeted out before the rally drawing attention and called out for portraying hispanics as criminals. the ad echos the 1988 willie horton ad. >> the trump ad features a california cop killer in the u.s. illegally bragging about his crimes.