becerra on some of the specifics we didn t get at this week s debate. then things get even nastier at a charity dinner. here she is tonight in public pretending not to hate catholics. donald really is as healthy as a horse. you know, the one vladimir putin rides around on. we ll ask our sunday panel where the race goes from here. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. with 16 days to go, donald trump and hillary clinton are entering the final phase of this campaign. with the debates finally over, both are barn storming through swing states this weekend. today we ll speak with both sides campaign managers. robby mook with the clinton campaign. but first, kellyanne conway live in trump tower. kellyanne, you re a professional pollster. let s start there with the numbers, which quite frankly don t look very good for donald trump at this point. let me put some of them up on the screen in a four-way race, he trails clinton by more
great lengths to protect that world he loves. to the people of pacific grove, it had to be one of the stranger sights they ve seen in some time. as strange to see as it was to be a part of. it got ridiculous. it s so uncomfortable. i m dying of heat. there was some serious chafing going on. reporter: the day was august 24th, a sunday. bill, along with his son aaron, and a dozen other members of the scuba squad dive club, were spending the day diving the waters of monterrey bay off of lover s point. it was after his last dive of the day, though, that bill got a signal that something was up. when bill came in, i pointed it out to him. what is that? why are there dead fish attached to a buoy? reporter: she was the one who noticed the two men, a couple of spear guns, and a whole bunch of fish they shouldn t have been catching. it is a protecting area. you guys aren t allowed to hunt here. there s big signs up everywhere that say that. we go to their car to see if we
wrong. it says that carol glover was helpless and trapped on that yellow line train as she breathed in that toxic smoke. the $50 million lawsuit contends that carol glover s death on january 12th was preventable. today, her son said their mother would still be alive if it hadn t been for metro s negligent negligence. we want to seek justice not only for our family but for this area. and for everybody who rides the metro system. the lawsuit outlines how metro failed to properly maintain the third rail. inspect and maintain the ventilation system calibrate radios and remove that train to a safe location. a preliminary report by the ntsb says that smoke in the tunnel was caused by severe electrical arcing. these photos show the damage caused by the fatal event. the family s attorney pat regan who represented victims of the 200 the 2009 fort totten accident says metro needs to do better. metro needs to have a safety plan to get folks out of these tunnels in a timely manne
have initially sent far more than simply a single fire engine. fire ambulance exact location of your emergency? fire alarm at 936 child s point road. 936 child s point? yes, sir. you can hear the call taker as the alarm company called in the first report. it says first and second floor smoke detector and basement. reporter: and the dispatcher sending a single engine. 811, engine 351 responding alarm sounding. reporter: it was not until two or three minutes later after a anybody called that dispatchers sent a full complement of firefighters, four engines, a ladder truck, battalion chief, two tankers and a paramedic unit. i mean the whole hastiest fire. reporter: was it appropriate just to send a single engine to this call? sure. that s a standard report in anne arundel county. reporter: at least one expert says this house is screaming that it was on fire, don and sandy pyle and their four young grandchildren all died in the blaze. he says you have fir
feel like 0 or below. the lows tonight will be in the teens across the entire metro area. 19 downtown, 16 in sterling, 15 in leesburg, 17 in rockville. we ll come back, look ahead to our sunday, monday storm. tonight some firefighters are questioning the first response to that deadly mansion fire in annapolis. the fire alarms rang in the basement, first and second floors and anne arundel county initially sent one fire engine to check out the fire. reporter: i m bruce leshan in annapolis. the anne arundel county fire department now engaged in an after action investigation trying to determine if it could have responded better to the fire in this mansion that ended up killing don and sandy pyle and their four grandchildren. fire and ambulance, exact location of your emergency. fire alarm at 936 child s point road. reporter: you can hear the call taker as the alarm company called in the first report. it says first and second floor smoke detector and basement smoke det