CURNOW: We have two new polls to share with you in the race for the White House. A newly released Quinnipiac University survey shows Republican Donald Trump is leading his party in the key swing states of Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania. Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton also leads in those states. Meanwhile, her husband, former U.S. president, Bill Clinton, is weighing in on both front-runners. Here he is on "The Late Show" with Stephen Colbert.</s>BILL CLINTON, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: It may have a short half-life, this campaign. I can't tell yet. But he is a master brander and there is a macho appeal to saying, "I'm just sick of nothing happening. I make things happen, vote for me."</s>CURNOW (voice-over): Clinton also lauded his wife's appearance on "Saturday Night Live," when she played a singing bartender named Val. He said it made him want to take a drink with her.</s>CURNOW: That does it for us here at the INTERNATIONAL DESK. I'm Robyn Curnow. WORLD SPORT with Amanda Davies is up next.
The Race for the White House.