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sharp-edged questioner and says trump is bigoted. hillary says that husband bill would work hard in the white house, nothing he wants more, she says. the indiana primary is a very close race. to the markets, what s with apple? worst losing streak in 18 years? it opens around 93 today. we will ask if facebook is maybe the next apple? bear with us, please. what you re looking at is not a riot in a lunatic asylum. it s the english championship, 5,000 to 1 and they won. don t worry, ashley and i will not spend too much time on the greatest soccer upset in two centuries. [laughter] varney & company is about to begin. a u.s. service member has been killed in northern iraq. isis fighters breached defensive lines and shot him. defense secretary ash carter said it happened in the neighborhood of irbil. air strikes from drones and airplanes tried to combat isis. ashley: they ve been reticent, if you like, to give more details on this. one u.s. service member killed in this action
BrooklynNew-south-walesAustraliaNevadaUnited-statesTurkeyChinaCaliforniaSyriaRussiaBahamasThe it s hard to imagine how the debate stakes could be any higher. a poll shows the candidates effectively nearly tied neck and neck. clinton leads by 1.6%. the data suggests more voters are still up for grabs, with going into the first debates, than previous election years. according to new polls, between 10 and 18% of likely voters are currently undecided or supporters a third-party candidate. compared to a range of 3 to 9% in that same category four years ago. right before president obama debated mitt romney. more people depending on tonight to help make up their minds, making this potentially the most consequential debate in recent history. i m joined by omarosa, former contestant on the apprentice. so i want to start with the birther thing. it s something the campaign obviously addressed in that event. donald trump sort of gave three sentence about it, left it there, and it seems like there s a lot of unanswered questions about when he became convinced that the president
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