>> whoo. okay. >> this is the news at 6 a.m. the first presidential debate is now in the bag. it got fisty. what's ahead for the candidates today as people try and make up their minds? good morning everybody. >> this morning we have the zingers and the other heated moments from the debate. you may be more confused this morning. we'll cover all of it. let's get a check on weather and traffic this morning. we'll start off with lauren. g we're off to a clear start to the day. it's dark outside and we're in for a lot of sunshine. temperatures this morning. you may need a light jacket. 44 in akron. 29 right now in gunnison. 50 degrees in grand junction. we'll talk about a little bit of a warm up today coming in in a moment. for now, let's check in with joel. >> slow drive this morning. take a look at the cdot camera,

traffic we have here. an earlier accident getting cleared out of the way. >> one debate down. two debates to go. the presidential candidates return to battleground states today after last night's debate. it focused on topics of race and jobs and national security. >> it's like his plan to defeat a sis. he says it's a secret plan but the only secret is that he has no plan. >> now, you're talking about taking out a sis but you were there and you were secretary of state when infant. now it's in over 30 countries and you're going to stop them? i don't think so. >> some of the more memorable moments in the debate did not deal with policy. >> so you've got to ask yourself why won't he release his tax returns? i think there may be a couple of reasons. first, maybe he's not as rich as he says he is. second, maybe he's not as

returns against my lawyer's witness when she releases her 33,000 e-mails deleted. as soon as she releases them, i will release my tax returns. >> well, the crowd did cheer at times during that debate. moderator lester holt had trouble corralling the candidates. >> resent polls list colorado as a toss up in the presidential election. people had mixed reactions during the debate watch party hosted by radio. >> there was a few strengths for clinton and a few for trump. i think trump on national security was superior . he brought out the works of the last eight years of foreign policy. >> i didn't think it, to me, it was such a clear run away with hillery. i thought she did better and it would be closer he didn't seem qualified and fit.

carolina today. trump is heading to florida and they both debate again sunday, september 9th and wednesday, october 19th. before that happens, the two vice presidential candidates debate next week on tuesday, october 4th. >> 41 days until the election and your vote will count. if you have not registered, people are trying to make that happen today. jamie live right now, she's at civic center park right now to explain. >> hey. it's national registration day and for this day there's events taking place all across the country and dozens within our state to make sure everybody eligible to vote is registered to vote. now, according to the secretary of state's office in 2008, 6 million americans didn't vote because they missed a registration dead line or didn't know how to register. the officials want to make sure that nobody is left out. tuesday, november 8 is election day. just a little over a month to

register through election day. note how you register to vote matters. here are some of the approaching dead lines. if you got a mail in ballot, make sure to get that in the mail by october 31st. the ballot must be received and quoted no later than 7:00 p.m. on election day. if you register by mail by the 31st, you have to pick up in person. you can register to vote in person on election day. this happens to deliver a ballot in person. here at civic center park, the event will kick off at 11 a.m. there's also an event at union station and again, a dozen other events across the state. all the way to masa state and grand junction. there's no excuse not to register to vote. for more information make sure to visit online at national voter registration.org. live at civic center park, cbs4

that early voting starts in less than a month. >> a lot of opportunity in our state. let's get to lauren. 6:04 on the dot. >> good morning. we're off to a fairly nice start to the day. 2 degrees warmer in craig. 4 degrees warmer in bolder around out at dia and 5 degrees warmer in bullington and lamar. we have moderate temperatures. it is cool in some spots and not bad by any means. you'll see skies are clear to start off this lovely tuesday morning denver. 29 in gunnison and 38 in springs and 45 degrees as we head out towards burling ton. 45 degrees with a beautiful clear morning and fingernail moon in the sky. hour by hour, 76 degrees by noon. what a great lunch hour and spending the afternoon in the low 80s. >> good morning. pretty good drive around town.

this is a view from chopper 4. south bound coming down and look at that time taillights. look at the headlights with the folks heading in the north bound direction as well. i want to take you to the ground. this is the same spot. we had an earlier accident at 84th cleared off to the shoulder but you can see the slowing we have in the 50s and 40s. 10 minutes to get you from denver. cbs4 traffic of traffic there. we're going to continue to see speeds i-225 on the ramp to get to i-70. look at the drive times north bound along i-225 we have speeds dipping to 40s and 50s south bound. i-25 making your way into the tech center. you can turn on your partner's radio for the latest traffic in cbs4 weather together. >> breaking overnight, someone

the bullets go through the house and the couch stops them. no one was hurt because of this. police take over the house and trying to figure out who fired the shots. >> one remains in the hospital after a houston lawyer started shooting in his own neighborhood. police shot and killed attorney nathan yesterday. they found notsy emblems along his personal belongings in a car filled with weapons near the scene. they found more than the shooter hurt nine people and all of them thankfully expected to survive. >> a teenage hitchhiker accused of violently attacking a 71- year-old bolder woman. investigators say 16-year-old jeffrey collins hit katy with a fire poker near her home in the town of ward after she offered a lift to collins and two of her friends. the trio was stranded. investigators a collins wanted

he attacked her. the bolder district attorney plans to charge collins as an adult with an attempted murder charge. today a judge sentences a man accused of laundering money for a ring. the u.s. attorney's office has dropped charges in the same case of a denver attorney. he was accused of using cash from column bee i can't to put into a business as a front. prosecution's request to drop the charges. he profited $450,000 in cash that was found in the trunk of his car? >> searching for a missing climber, wilderness now entering its second week. he was reported missing tuesday of last week. he was apparently planning on climbing pyramid peak last tuesday and north and south the following day.

and crews are using a plane often used to fight wild fires. it uses thermal imaging to better search the terrain. search crews want to find a man overdue from a camping trip. this is 43-year-old scott burker. nobody's seen or heard from him since friday. he was looking to go camping either in the north desert or area west of debeck. he could be driving a white and blue bronco. >> medium in cedar rapids iowa are hoping a temporary flood wall will hold the rains in the river. it's expected to crest in morning or afternoon. crews stacked sandbags or built larger barriers in anticipation of higher water. they're protecting businesses and homes for now. temperature outside 47 degrees. coming up next, gas is cheap.

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on a roller coaster at the gardens could help people pass kidney stones. michigan researchers find a fairly intense roller coaster can help small stones pass through a kidney. they say it's best to sit in the back. researchers decided to look at coasters after people passing kidney stones in other activities. >> what are you going to say there? fall foliage is in bloom right in steamboat springs in the past few days. look at the color. you can always become a reporter. time now for wet -r and traffic every ten minutes. >> good morning. fall colors are perfect right now. if you can get out and see them, really fantastic. take some pictures for us. live lookout side in denver. we have our beautiful crescent moon this morning. let's take a look at what's happening across the state again.

folks like rain. unfortunately, we're not going to get that. let's take a look at what's happening across the country. we have high pressure dominating the west. that's keeping us dry and warmer as we head to the weekend. really, we stay dry in colorado. mostly sunny skies for us today. beautiful outside. if you can sneakway for the office just a little bit, it's going to be really nice outside. moisture down to the south west. maybe a p about. everybody else stays on the dry side.over night skies are clear and tomorrow we may have a few more clouds on the western slope and maybe a couple pops of moisture from the south west. most of it in utah. denver, eastern plains another dry day and temperatures start off tuesday morning certainly aren't bad. it's a touch warmer than yesterday. 45 in burling ton, 46 in lineman. 48 degrees in denver and 50 in

36 in avon. 32 in craig. kids heading to the bus stop and should be mild. you'll find a lot of mid-40s. high country has 30s. jacket weather up there. 80 degrees in denver. 81 in bolder. we are a little bit warmer than yesterday. 70 in frisco. 77 in craig and 80 in grand junction. five-day forecast 80 degrees and still sunny. a few clouds late in the day. friday a chance showers late in the day and saturday we have the chance for some of those storms to roll on into denver. let's check with joel. good morning. >> we're watching from copper 4 this morning. luckily, no issues this morning for now. knock on wood. south bound coming to town 30s and 20s right now. you're going to have some patches of stop and go traffic.

the curiousty might be causing some of the slowing. here we are in the westbound direction along i-270. here is our cbs4 cam north of i- 70 as you make your way south bound. creating the steady volume. express toll lane same as regular lane at least for now. i would hold off on paying for that. north bound we have an accident on the approach to i-70. this has delays back to south pound along 225 seeing delays as well. coming from the west, i-c470, 29 minutes. >> markets reacting to last night's debate and maybe you're not getting the mileage you think. jill live at the new york stock exchange right now. hi, jill. >> hey, good morning. futures are pointing to a bit of a higher open today.

the nasdaq fell 48. international markets already weighing in on their debate last night. within the first 15 minutes, the mexican paso serged, the canadian dollar rose. some think hillery clinton did better than trump. mexico and canada close trading ties with the u. s. they're part of the worst deal that the u.s. ever signed. pharmaceutical company mylan making a lot more on their epipens than t congress. she says the company pockets a hundred dollars on each pack of pens. the wall street journal says that is not true that the number has been reached by detucketting the tax rate of 37.5% of the profits even though the company pays a lot less than that. they make about $166. and the epa says gas mileage estimates for one-third of the new vehicles sold in the u.s. will fall. it's mostly because drivers are

drag on engines. things like heated seats, bus drivers are driving faster. allen. >> when it gets cheaper, we tend to put the foot down a little bit. >> pedal to the medal. let's get you tuesday's top stories. people continue to remember the five people shot to death in a shopping mall north of seattle. thousands came out for a vigil last night. the accused gunman confessed to the shooting that happened at the make up department at macies. him to attack. a warning out for student this is morning after an attempted sex assault on campus. it happened early sunday morning. police say a female student was walking near mackey auditorium when a man came up behind her and pulled her to the ground and the student managed to fight her off. the attacker is described as another college kid.

dickerson appeared on cbs this morning and addressed the candidates performances. >> hillery clinton actioner euphoric was not telling the truth about the gold standard on a trade but donald trump had a great many more things that he said that were not true, specifically on the birther question. he created a whole new fiction in that. that's different than saying, miss stating something. >hear more of his incite and and nora o' donald right after our newscast. >> what are the weather watchers seeing? >> 39 degrees coming in from jonathan. all the stars out and crescent moon and sky. a gorgeous sunrise in that area. we're look at the forecast and what's coming up across the

,, in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado.

. welcome back. no major delays across the country. we're looking at warmer temperatures. 91 in phoenix, 91 in vegas. it's really hot in southern california. 92 in los angeles. temperatures are going to be

pacific west all the way down dry. a couple of storms possible in the midwest. we're seeing those on the great lakes region this morning and a chance of stormy weather along the gulf coast today and up in parts of new england stormy weather. overall, the western part of the country on the dry side. >> good morning. we watch from copter4 where we've had all of that construction. you can see where they've rerouted traffic into the outside demolish that old bridge. a lot of work to be done. a couple of trouble spots watching in the south bound direction. they've cleared out of the way. we have another accident north bound on the approach to i-70 causing delays in the north bound direction. we see speeds dipping to the 30s. here's the good news. no delays along the a-line. >> great to hear. new this morning.

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there? >> that's the kansas police department. >> kansas. coming up next, we have reactions to last night's debate. maybe you'll sip on coffee this morning instead of something else.

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. hi everybody, this is the news at 6:30 this morning. people making up their minds, who won last night. colorado voters weighed in as the presidential candidates look ahead to their next debate. >> we have the debate coverage plus a live lookout side as we get ready to start another warm and sunny day. the rain is coming later on into the week.

the sunshine. good morning everyone. >> let's get right to lauren and talk about what you're going to get today before we get to the debate this morning, what's up? >> good morning. it's gorgeous. it's a little crisp outside in denver. it feels nice. let's take a live lookout side. it's a nice glow over the city right now. you can see how clear those skies are. quick look at the temperatures to start off this tuesday morning. 46 in bolder. 45 in 50 in grand junction. we'll break down the forecast coming up in just a moment. right now, let's check in with joel. >> we're getting word on a new accident where copper 4 is heading now along parker and dayton. it's going to cause delays for folks in aurora. >> presidential candidates have two more debates to look forward to after last night's big debate. >> and the debate focused on national security and jobs.

stamina. to be president of this country you need stamina. >> a man who can be provoked by a tweet should not have his fingers near the nuclear codes. >> both candidates reacted after the debate. >> she's not going to make america great again. she's been saying these things for years and nothing happens. >> we want to talk about what we want to do to get th >> and here's what's next. the candidates face off again on october 9th in st. louis. >> reactionses mixed this morning on who won that debate. we talked to some people who watched during a party hosted by our partners. >> trump was self-controlled with all of his responses. the thing that really bothers me about hillery is i feel like every response is con den sending and kind of like i know

she has kind of a smarmy smile. >> what do you say to american ins. >> i say nothing. >> i think when lester holt brought up the controversy and donald trump did not choose to answer that question and instead just blamed clinton. >> what do you think that says? >> i think it says donald is a racist. >> google is putting out data for what the top fact checking questions were. for clinton, is stop and frisk unconstitutional? how many shootings in chicago? what happened in benghazi and what e-mails did clinton delete? did trump support the iraq war? is stop and frisk unconstitutional? how much money did trump get from his dad?

debate cbs denver.com. >> back here at home happening this morning, people attending a funeral for a 16-year-old thornton girl shot outside of a house party. she beat cancer during her short life. scene is live outside the police department where the hunt for the shooter continues. scene. reporter: >> good morning. it's been several days since the shooting and today, the family prepares for funeral happened, police still trying to find the shooter. this happened in the area of 120th and holly meet in thornton at a house early saturday morning. about a week ago, investigators were still getting tips all that time into the case but witnesses are too afraid to come forward with more information. police think she was an unintended target of gang violence. her mother hopes she can appeal to anyone out there that they

investigation because it's important to find who is responsible police have a vague description saying it's a hispanic man described as five feet six inches with dark hair skinny wearing glasses and nose ring. the funeral is set to begin at 11 a.m. >> scene, thank you so much. we'll turn to weather and traffic now and get a that for this tuesday morning. >good morning. it's beautiful outside right now. we have clear skies and here's a look at our crescent moon this morning. you can see it. great picture coming in for us this morning. let's take a look at what's going on across the state. clear skies and beautiful outside. taking a look at the west. there's a little bit of moisture south west in parts of arizona and into parts of new mexico and texas as well, what we are looking at again, the

we're watching this area of low pressure making its way towards california later this week and moisture streaming up our direction. some of that could make it into the high country later this week. temperatures are really going to cool down potentially next week. we may get down into the 30s in the evening hours a couple of days next week. until then, we are warm and dry and sunny. today we're looking at mostly sunny skies. we are looking at maybe a pop or two for the moisture heading up into the southern mounin and we may see a few more clouds on the western slope tomorrow. temperatures this morning, 48 in denver and 45 out in bullington. 49 in growly. 27 in leadville, one of our chilly spots. 50 over in grand junction. later today, we're warming up a bit more than yesterday. 82 in denver. 83 in fort collins and growly. mid-80s on the eastern plains

leaves and changing colors. 74 in uncle, 77 in craig. tomorrow low 80s and still a beautiful sunny day. gets a little windy around here and friday we have a chance for a few isolated showers. better chance saturday. joel, how's the morning drive looking? >> a traffic alert we're following this morning. here's live pictures coming in. north bound along parker as you get to jewel or near jewel. most of this is focused off right behind a set of trees the side and right up against the fence there. this closure is going to be for an extended period of time. this is north bound parker as you get past state to jewel. let me show you where this is at on the map here. you can see exactly where we're talking about and the delays. we're going to have curiousty. they're using that to allow one single file lane of traffic by.

place for an extended period of time. north bound direction of i-225 we have an accident on the approached i-70 blocking off the center lane. it's still causing delays. look at it extend all the way back to mississippi. new accident along i-70 as well. here's a look at the drive time. both directions along i- 225 is slowing. that's a similar situation along i-270 as well. riding bikes on the campus students pay attention. officers with a number of intersections enforcing the traffic laws. we could get a ticket. the education campaign is aimed at reducing cyclist. >> thank you, we have breaking news we want to bring people this morning out of the bronx. here's a live look at what was a house. our new york affiliate is reporting this house completely exploded. people are injured.

here's what happened. firefighters were called out to a report of a gas leak and when they got there, the house exploded. we are working with our affiliate to get more information out of the bronx in new york. >> fire crews in california hope to keep more homes from burning in this santa cruz mountain. a wild fire in california already destroyed one home and threatening hundreds of others right now. the flames showed no signs of that fire is a thousand acres in size. >> a lot of people angry about vandalism found at a jefferson county park. hikers found graffiti on trees and rocks and trailings. this happened at the park. >> this makes me feel really upset and disappointing that somebody would disrespect our beautiful state like this. >> it's not the first time that this area has been vandalized.

spray painting rocks on lookout mountain. >> the denver police department's body camera program is englishes panning. it will award a total after $20 million to a hundred agencies across the country for cameras. dpd gets about 130,000 in all of this. the justice department is also sending the el paso sheriff's office money as well. >> a sleepless night for people in taiwan as they are subjected to another typhoon. how causing big problems. >> and steven colbert finds a treasure strobe of material in last night's debate. . the colorado rockies are back in action today after having the day off yesterday. the rockies with just six games left start a three game series later tonight. some things transcends sports.

jose fernandez was killed in a boating accident. all marlins players wearing his number 16 jersey and then there was this. marlins lead off batter dee gordon hitting a home run. his first home run of the season. you can see the emotion from gordon as he crosses the plate. couldn't scripted a better tribute. the marlins ended up winning the game 7-3. that's your look at sports. have a great one.

. for the most part we're clear with a few clouds out there. beautiful outside right now. it's crisp and temperatures feel fall-like this morning. reporting 46 degrees for us. nice, clear and crisp this morning and yah fall. that's been the sentiment i've been hearing from a lot let's check in with joel, good morning. >> good morning, lauren. we have a traffic alert we're following this morning. i want to take you to the images. north bound at parker road at jewel and what is an apparent deadly accident. a roll over accident. we're going to see extended closure here north bound along parker road working to get that confirmed by police in that area. again, look, you've got to full closure right now. they're using that painted median to get folks by this but you can see the rolled over

that this morning. we're going to continue to keep an eye on that. happening today, cdot plans to talk about a jump in deaths related to people not wearing seat belts. almost 150 have died this year not buckling up. cdot planning to reveal a new tactic in order to raise awareness. you want to click it. >> good points, thank you so much. we want to take you back live to this decimated home in the bronx. take a look firefighters say it exploded when checking on reports of a gas leak. we know people were hurt but it's unclear how many were injured. >> this morning, we are awaiting the latest polls after the first presidential debate. trump went back and forth on a lot of topics last night including the economy. >> it would be trickle down economics, in fact, the most

country we've ever had. i call it trumped up trickle down. >> the politician all talk, no action, sounds good, doesn't work. never going to happen. our country is suffering because people like secretary clinton. >> some of the debate last night did not focus on policy. >> so you've got to ask yourself, why won't he release his tax returns? i think there of reasons. first, maybe he's not as rich as he says he is. second, maybe he's not as shirtable as he claims to be. >> i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted. as soon as she releases them, i will release. i will release my tax returns. >> well, the crowd was suppose

times cheered clinton. >> both trump and clinton are hoping for a bump in the polls but our political specialist says she doesn't think this is going to happen for either candidate after last night. . >> this debate was high stakes. not only because the race is a dead heat but because nearly 20% of voters remain undecided and i think most of them probably still are. here's why. from the debate, i'm not sure there was any one moment that changed the course of the race. trump was definitely on the defensive more. i think the bar was set pretty low for him and he managed to at least clear it. while the polls may move a little, i think the next debate is still high stakes. i'm political specialist scene, cbs news. >> trump and clinton faces off again sunday october 9th and wednesday october 19th.

presidential candidates will debate next week on tuesday, october 4th. >> of course, all the attention you pay to the debate means nothing if you don't vote. election day 41 days away. early voting starts in colorado. less than a month groups are registered to vote today. live at civic center park, tell us about it. reporter: good morning. there's 200 million eligible voters in the united states. that's why today is so important. according to the secretary of state's web site, 2008, 6 million americans didn't vote because they missed a registration dead line or didn't know how to register. tuesday, november 8, is registration day. colorado law allows you to vote through election day but says how you register to vote matters. if you have a mail-in balance

31st. it must be received no later than 7:00 p.m. on election day. november, election day so you can register to vote in person. this is also the last day to deliver your ballot in person. so for national voter registration day, volunteers are placed all across the country and in dozens of locations right here in colorado to help you register to vote. the 11:00. we learned on the du campus, doritos is dispensing vending machines. they ask if they registered to vote they get a bland bag of doritos if they say no. no excuse not to register. cbs4 morning news. >> all right jamie, thanks a lot. breaking overnight.

during a shooting into a house on south clinton. police are trying to figure out who fired the shots and why. >> family and friends are hoping for better news today in the hopes of a missing climber. 49-year-old david cook is an expert. no one has heard from him since last tuesday. crews are using a plane used to fight wild for him. search teams are also busy in masa. scott is overdue from a camping trip. he is suppose to return saturday but no one has seen or heard from him since he left friday. deputies say he was looking to either go camping or the area west of dibuke. he may be driving a white and blue bronco. >> right now, we have a warning out on the campus about an attacker on the loose.

at 17th when a man apparently grabbed her and pulled her to the ground. she fought him off. this happened sunday. the man ran off. here's what we know. the attacker described as college aged, black and saggy beard and mustache. >> new video this morning as a community remembers the five people shot and killed at a macy's store in burling ton, washington. thousands of people packed the parking lot of night. there you hear it. people were singing and lit candles and passing cars honked in support of this hurting community. >> you could just feel the love from everybody. >> all of these people see the strength in this valley is amazing. >> everybody is together. everybody loves each other. i don't even know these people and i feel like i've known them all my life.

they say the accused gunman confessed to the shooting in the make up department of the macy's. he's not said what motivated him to attack. >> four people dead as a typhoon comes into taiwan now. producing winds at 100 miles an hour. not making a lot of progress on her scooter but brave enough to get out in it. there you can hundreds of flights were canceled. maggy is the forth typhoon of the year to hit taiwan. they're saying climate change is making storms more powerful. >a moment for a driver trapped in flooding. you can see the driver on top of his car trying to grab on to the ladder yesterday. the man slips and nearly falls into the creek. luckily, he held on and was

car completely submerged under water. his navigation app led him into the waters. >> students taking advantage of the newly redesigned s.a.t. exam. 1.4 million high schoolers between march and june this year. that's up to 180,000. this new version focuses more on real world vocabulary and learning votes until next fall. >> steven colbert hosted the late show armed with plenty from the debate. >> it did not take long for one of the two candidates to tell a lie. >> donald, it's good to be with you. >> false. where are the fact checkers? where are the fact checkers?

cbs4 news at 10:00. >> time for weather and traffic every ten minutes. >> good morning. clear skies in denver. gorgeous start to the day. looking at sunshine all day long. we are clear across the state. all the way from the western slopes to the eastern plains we have clear conditions. looking at the satellite and radar we have high pressure dominating for us. we have high pressure in parts of new mexico and arizona. we'll see the high pressure stick the week. we have moisture flowing up from the south west. some of that may head towards the mountains later this week. for the most part we're fairly dry. we're watching areas of the low pressure making its way later this week because next week we're going to see this truck on into colorado and this could bring mountain showers maybe into denver. for the most part, we're looking to cool off. overnight temperatures may get close to freezing for us. it's going to get cooler here.

like it. we're going to see changes next week. mostly sunny skies and temperatures 49 in denver, 46 in bolder. 45 in burling ton. 20s and 30s in the mountains. later today warmer than yesterday. 82 in denver, 81 in bolder. 70s high country and 80s to the east. 5-day forecast. 80 degrees and sunny skies. joel. >> we have a traffic alert we're following. a serious roll over accident has closed off a portion of north bound parker road. expect extended closures. right near jewel you can see these in the painted median to get by this morning. let me show you where this accident is and the delays we have because of it. you can see havanna right along here as well it's going to be a mess. here we are across the denver metro area. south bound coming down through town a new accident santa fe and another accident been in the center lanes as you make

that's leading to slower speeds. >> as the candidates do their victory laps this morning, both of them claiming victory. cbs this morning is coming up

? good morning. it is tuesday, september 27th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." donald trump and hillary clinton clash over isis, taxes and who we fact-check the arguments in their first debate. plus their running mates join us. a focus group of undecided voters from the battleground state of pennsylvania shows us how the debate influenced their opinions. plus, why do cops of pasts keep continue to be hired. we investigate gypsy cops. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye