john: tonight we are lied to give the latest on the presidential race. there s still room room for debate. that s our show tonight. and now, john stossel. john: 18 days now until the election. hillary remains the big favorite to become president. the smart money has her ahead of trump 83% to 15.9%. that s huge. still, trumps 15.9 is still nothing. underdogs to win sometimes. there s time for debate celebs have a that debate with a libertarian or republican and a democrat. matt welch the libertarian reason magazine editor-at-large, the republican trump supporter and former lieutenant governor of new york betsy mccaughey, the doma clinton supporter political consultant jessica tarlov. congratulations jessica. it looks like your candidate is going to win. we don t want to get ahead of ourselves but it s looking pretty good. john: are you happy, ecstatic? you like her? yes, i like her a great deal. john: today oprah winfrey said you don t have to like or preach is not comin
i was told that christmas is on december 25,ha this morning, looking at the calendar it said that today was christmas day, october 25, it is quite a treat here at progressive field and the q. tonight for the cavalier and indians stop the mixer is for the indians as they opened againstr the chicago cubs in ga one of eight hours, corey kluber will start tonight s game for the indians. ll is two and one in postseason with aa the fifth indians pitcher to start game one of the world series and the first to do so at home. he has had six days rest and jon lester will be pitching for the chicago cubs stopre these two teams have historical have not won since 1948 and the chicago cubs inspecting generally. corey kluber talk about the history of this world series. s two teams that have not want in a long time,, one of those will be reversed. in about a week ago i think tha it is a good story, to have the twoha teams with the longest droughts facing each other. it is a pretty good bac
person. stabbed one of the officers in the face and in the leg. they are serious in nature. i do not believe they are life threatening but they are serious the nature. reporter: the bureau of criminal investigations is on the scene. the identities of those two officers and the suspect haven t yet been released. the world series moved to chicago for gam rob powers is live there. oh, it s exciting, rob. reporter: the indians are trying to hold on right now. indians fans who made the trek to chicago may have been a little uneasy about cheering on their team tonight. or maybe not. we found a place where everybody here, where indians fans are welcome, where everybody speaks and sings the cleveland language. where cubs fans are few and tribe fans hang on every pitch and this is a confident bunch. there s no doubt in my mind cleveland will reporter: these transplanneded cleveland people are being treated well even in enemy territory. are you okay here? i m okay. reporter
trish: this as bernie sanders digs in his heels and vows to fight on. watch. we take our fight for social, economic, racial, and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvania! [cheering] trish: he is set to sit down with the president tomorrow. will he get pressured to get out of this race and to stand behind hillary? they need to come together as a party. we ll watch for it. plus donald trump seemingly trying to reassure republicans that knows the stakes are very high right now. i understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle, and i will never ever, let you down. trish: this as republican leaders say the donald needs to stick to a script. but being off script, isn t that one of the big reasons he has gotten so much support? our political all-stars are here. we ll talk all about it. plus protesters in chicago demanding a $15 an hour minimum wage, shut down a walmart. yeah, i hope these folks like standing in the unemployment line. i am going to tell you, if
good morning. mike: i knew the commissioner was a runner. didn t know he was a biker. in boston, 72. normal high this time of year, 79. we ll be close to normal today. sunset tonight 7:37. that s getting a little earlier. an average low this time of year, 64. we had nice, comfortable low temperatures overnight last night. this afternoon, around 1:00, 2:00, you start to see a few clouds developing inland. this computer model says there s rain out there. don t look for too much. all of it outside of 495. more importantly, it goes away as we talk about the evening. then we have to wait for the next chance for rain showing up as we talk about sunday night. notice where it s at 10:00 sunday night. just a lot of clouds around, muggy out there. then this line will push its way toward us and we ll be talking more about the chance for rain late sunday night into early monday morning. the timeline, an hour by hour shooting under investigation in roxbury. a man and a woman were shot aro