since the primaries. and as abc s mary bruce shows us , the fireworks have already started. mary: the stage is set, and the expectation game in full swing on the campaign trail. what we re concerned about is that there might be some sort of double standard here. i really don t appreciate campaigns thinking it is the job of the media to go and be these virtual fact-checkers. mary: the hillary clinton and donald trump camps trying to set the bar on what will likely be the most watched political showdown in american history. their first presidential debate being compared to the super bowl. 100 million people expected to watch. and the race couldn t be tighter. a new abc news / washington post poll shows clinton holding at 46%, donald trump just two points behind. that is within the margin of error. the clinton camp hammering that trump needs to be called out on lies. sen. kaine: in a 90 minute format, not 20-second soundbites, there s a real this actually true or not? mary:
the candidates are fighting for every vote clinton is leading trump by just 2%. both campaigns are targeting wisconsin. both trump and his running mate mike pence will visit our area, and the clinton campaign sent a big name today. 12 news terry sater joining us live now from downtown milwaukee. terry? terry: this is the zeidler municipal building, one of three begin in milwaukee tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. earlier today, i spoke with new york city mayor bill de blasio, in milwaukee to campaign for clinton. mayor de blasio: wisconsin s going to be one of the places where the election s decided. and i think in favor of hillary clinton. terry: new york city mayor bill de blasio campaigned for hillary clinton on the eve of early voting in milwaukee. mayor de blasio: and i encourage people to recognize how precious and to get out there and vote and vote early. terry: the latest marquette university law school poll shows a tightening presidential race in wisconsin, with clinto
tried to ask where is the money? we are not talking now. reporter: is mr. morelli here? no. reporter: police say as soon as morelli found out he was being investigated he made good on the money owed to three of the four victims. victims say morelli claimed an unintentional clerical error. prosecutors say he faces up to 15 years for grand larceny. from mineola, jennifer mclogan, cbs 2 news. he has high-profile clients and those he describes as the underdogs according to his website. nypd is searching for a car and driver seen or camera running over a bottom in the bronx a woman who was using a walker as she crossed the street. security video shows magdalene bengochea pushing a woman along the road at the allerton section. as she crossed in the middle of the block a white late model scan clipped her and kept going. witnesses helped bengochea left injured in the street. of the people to get her family. something needs to be done in the area. too many people been ge
they didn t do well. there s only one person who did well tonight. donald trump. victory after easy wins in two states. for others, it s a tossup. we ve got up to the minute primary results. a petition to change school policy. why some new jersey parents are demanding more time out of the classroom. breaking news, nypd officer rushed to the hospital after being shot in the shoulder, right now a search on the ground or in the sky for one of the suspects still on the run. i m kristine johnson. i maurice dubois. cbs2 news valerie castro following this and has the very latest. valerie? reporter: tonight that officer is at the hospital recovering and is expected to be okay. right now police believe he was another officer s gun during a heroin bust. nypd officers flooded the streets of bushwick on a manhunt after an officer was shot during a narcotics osberg operation near troutman street. i hear gunshots. i m like, what is that? reporter: this picture shows the off
the reasoning behind the decision. it s pretty interesting. they even commissioned a test commercial. was pretty good. it s convincing. that morning. thank you for joining us. march eighth it is! it s about the time that the weather starts getting nice. it is! we will make the switch over to the astronomical spring coming up for us here. why not . why not get a chase of what s to come. the last couple seem like they had been above average. a little lackluster. you how mark likes to turn into february. we don t want that. i don t think that is the case. we will see what s happening here. what we had yesterday was definitely a nice one. we made it up to 64 for a high. look at allentown showing out. 640 is what you made it to and even in poughkeepsie, of 2620. this is yesterday. today it will be even temperature. it s looking warmer and warmer all the time. we have 500 in central park and 39 in poughkeepsie with 360 in monticello. it s a partly cloudy sky . they are