USA: Violence breaks out during Clinton Las Vegas rally

Scuffles broke out as Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton rallied her supporters in Las Vegas, Nevada, Thursday, a few days after the second presidential debate with her Republican rival Donald Trump.
Clinton addressed the disruption, stating "the protesters they've had a bad couple of weeks so I understand why they are upset."
Clinton campaign rallies have recently been marred by disruptions. The Democrat's campaign have blamed the recent protests on Trump and his supporters, including conservative radio host Alex Jones, who has allegedly urged listeners to disrupt Clinton's rallies.
Speaking about the second presidential debate that took place on October 9 in St. Louis, Missouri, Clinton slammed her opponent for his performance at the debate, saying "if you watch the debate that I paraphrased my friend, first lady Michele Obama, because it was very clear on that debate stage [that] one of us went low and one of us went high."
At the rally, Democratic presidential nominee also expressed her views on the equal pay issue, stressing that "it's finally time to guarantee equal pay for women's work. I have to say, this is not a woman's issue. This is a family issue. It's an economic issue."
When closing her speech, Clinton called on her supporters to vote, saying "so my friends, come join me in helping to build a future that will give us all the chance to have the kind of potential that we deserve to have. Thank you and god bless you."
The final presidential debate is set to take place at the University of Nevada in Las Vegas on October 19.