about the appropriations, and democrats been saying and over again it doesn t have any of their players and then come to block them until they get some kind of negotiation. why not take him up on that offer and what is the downside of talking with the white house and the democrats on the bill? just my perspective, as you see the numbers i recited moving through the appropriations committee with the ranking member and other members, we debated a lot in our markups that are fully flushed a summary difficult issues, and i think we stayed within a budget. we stayed with the numbers we all agreed on and so i think we can have a discussion the let s have it on the floor of the united states senate. i think it s a place the best place to have it. one of those budget areas where we did not gain bipartisan support as we moved that subcommittee through the process, but it was not because there was not great work going on between myself and my ranking member on that subcommittee
in the dark her top aides were kept when word about the private server hit the news. ed henry has details in our top story. reporter: even the top two officials in hillary clinton s campaign were kept in the dark on the full extent of her e-mail scandal by either the candidate herself or others in the inner circle. as the story broke, campaign chairman john podesta wrote to mook. mook responded, nope, we brought up the existence of e-mails in research this summer. we re told everything was taken care of. that came as the new york times posted its first story late on march 2, 2015, about clinton s use of a personal e-mail account as secretary of state. a dramatic sign the potential next commander in chief shares critical information with only a couple of trusted advisers, like abedin and mills. another new e-mail shows while mills was chief of staff at the state department, she was extensively discussing clinton foundation business and other matters with podesta on her acc
nicole: japan was a bright spot after a weak e yen did help to lift export and financial stock. in china shanghai composite finished down one quarter of one percent. lauren: oil prices still hovering just below $50 a barrel. 49.55. nicole: a tale of two tie attendance amazon sinks and google, we will have all the details for you. lauren: chicago cubs and cleveland indians gear up for game three in the windy city, would you pay a million bucks for a ticket? we will have the story. nicole: hefty price. 5:01 a.m. friday october 28th, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: and breaking thuis moment scary moments last night. the plane carrying vice presidential candidate mike pence slid off a rainy runway at laguardia airport, no one was injured fortunately but passengers say the approach was bumpy and the plane hit the runway hard before coming to a stop on some grass. faa says crushable concrete barriers stop
looking at but some have seen dramatic differences in a span of days. what is going on here? connell: the most dramatic change, the washington post tracking poll, this poll had donald trump down by 12 points a week ago, but only a four point disadvantage for mister trump, hillary clinton 48, trump 44. what is going on? a couple things. number one trump is doing better lately among independent voters. we saw that on fox polling, 28-28 among independents, trump is doing better among republican voters, republicans coming back to trump. jason chafe at as an example saying i will vote for trump but after the access hollywood video, it is a busy mister trump in terms of campaign rally going to new hampshire and maine, trailing, and you can still get one alecto role vote in maine even if you lose the state and in iowa by this evening. mike pence will be in pennsylvania, still trailing by 5, north carolina is the tossup 8, on the other side, hillary clinton has a couple events today
in the dark her top aides were kept when word about the private server hit the news. ed henry has details in our top story. reporter: even the top two officials in hillary clinton s campaign were kept in the dark on the full extent of her e-mail scandal by either the candidate herself or others in the inner circle. as the story broke, campaign chairman john podesta wrote to mook. mook responded, nope, we brought up the existence of e-mails in research this summer. we re told everything was taken care of. that came as the new york times posted its first story late on march 2, 2015, about clinton s use of a personal e-mail account as secretary of state. a dramatic sign the potential next commander in chief shares critical information with only a couple of trusted advisers, like abedin and mills. another new e-mail shows while mills was chief of staff at the state department, she was extensively discussing clinton foundation business and other matters with podesta on her acc