tonight's debate comes to us tonight. >> the debate started with that topic and moved on to other issues. shaun boyd joins us with more. >> two candidates walked on stage and did not shake hands you knew things were tense. this race went deeper into the gutter. almost immediately the questions went to the tape. >> yes, i am embar rased by it. i hate it. it is locker room talk and it

i will knock the hell out of isis. >> reporter: trump ryed to change the subject. there were other things more important to talk about, he insisted. >> are you saying what you said on that bus 11 years ago that you did not actually kiss woman without consent or grope women without consent? >> i have respect for women. nobody has more respect for women than i do. >> if you look at bill clinton, follow his words and action, his role what women. nobody in the history of politics in this nation that has been so abusive to women. >> when i hear something like that i am reminded of what my friend michelle obama advised us all. when they go low, you go high. everyone can draw their own conclusions at this point about whether or not the man in the video or the man on the stage respects women. >> clinton found herself on the defense after leaked e-mails of

politicians have public and private on policy. >> is it okay for politicians to be two faced? >> that was something i said about abraham lincoln. it was a master class watching president lincoln get the congress to approve the 13th amendment. >> she lied. >> now she is blaming the lie on the late great lincoln. >> reporter: trump threatened to call a special prosecutor to >> it is awfully good that someone with the temperment of trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> because you would be in jail -- >> from her e-mails to his taxes. >> did you use that $916 million loss to avoid paying taxs? >> of course i do. of course i do. and so do all of her donors. >> reporter: there were a couple other important moments in tonight's debate. trump responded to a question on whether or not he still

entering the united states. >> the muslim ban is something that in some form went into an extreme vetting from certain areas of the world. hillary clinton wants to allow ... >> why did it? >> no, answer the question -- >> do you still -- >> i do. >> will you please explain whether or not the muslim ban still stands. >> it is called extreme ve candidates were pressed to out line a strategy at one point, trump was asked if he agrees with the strategy out lined by his running -- runningmate. >> need to be met with american strength and if russia continues to be involved in air strikes along with the syrian government the united states of america should be prepared to use military force to strike

and i disagree. >> you disagree with our runningmate? >> final question of the night each candidates asked to say something positive about each other. it was the first in the election. clinton said he respected his children and he said she doesn't quit. she is a fighter. >> they both did seem sincere about those. >> yes. it was a nice moment. >> it was a difficult 48 hours for the trump campaign with the release of the tape. had he is looking to get back your opinion, did he do it? >> he did well enough to keep his base. his main support but i don't think he gained support. >> clinton expanded. even if she made a blunder tonight when she did not -- which she didn't and even if he had a great performance which he didn't, it did not change it. he needs more than the

he needs not rads. -- moderates. >> yes. >> i don't think he did that. another odd twist. trump held a public event with a group of women who accuse former president clinton of sexual conduct. harassment to rape. they claim clinton tried to cover up the accusations and discredit the accusers. >> meanwhile, the man who appeared in a trump video has been suspended. billy bush is an anchor. he was going to go to work and apologize but nbc announced he has been suspended indefinitely. >> tonight's debate was the second of 2 between trump and clinton. they will be face-to-face again on wednesday october 19th. health concerns tonight for bronco's head coach kubiak.

authority field at mile high with the latest. andrea? >> reporter: well, we know he was rushed by ambulance to the hospital for flu-like symptoms. he is being evaluated as a precaution. >> cbs 4 is learning more about broncos head coach kubiak's health scare following sunday's loss against the falcons. sunday night a spokesperson for the broncos tweeted that he had flu-like symptoms, was taken the hospital as a precaution and was under evaluation. this is not the first time that he has experienced a health- related issue on game-day. in 2013, kubiak, then head coach for the texans suffered a ministroke and collapsed while walking off of the field at halftime during the game against the colts. >> since then, a representative for the broncos says that he has paid strict attention to

season as head coach. >> and we just learned that kubiak will not address the media tomorrow afternoon as he normally does after game day. we will continue to keep you up dated on his condition as that information is available. head to cbsdenver.com for the latest. reporting live in denver. back to you. >> the pressure is sacked. the ball, not loose. he picks it up, thankfully. it was a rough game. for lynch. he started his career. the rocky quarterback, sacked 6 times by the defense. leading to painful loss for the broncos. final score, 16-23. the broncos are now 4-1. >> spencer joins us now, a disappointed start for lynch. >> a lot of fans were clammerring, a lot of hype for the start.

tone put it all on lynch. he was sacked 6 times today. not like the line was exceptional. the falcons running game. now, going in. the running backs really got involved in the passing game. the first possession of the game. ryan finding coleman for a pick up. leading to a touchdown. they lead 13-3 at halftime. broncos making a comeback in the second half. backed up. they go in deep. usually picked off now, 223 yards passing. one touchdown, and an interception. in possession, they are taking possession. now, finding it again. 31 yard touchdown. atlanta up 20-3 at that point. broncos going out in the end zone in the 4th quarter. not enough as denver falls 23- 16. the first loss of the season. >> i am up set obviously because we lost. but, you know, i am happy that i got the first one under my belt. you know, my first start with

play with them. if i get put in a test situation again i know how to handle it better than i did the first time. >> they are not concerned. playing hard. to me, playing well. you know, i got to play better, too. >> tonight's arby's fan poll. the quarterback, the o-line, could not protect the quarterback? maybe somebody else. go to the sports page to vote. we will have tonight on auto nation all access. a quick turnaround for the broncos playing thursday night in san diego. >> thank you. right now, homicide investigation is underway after an early morning shooting in denver's whitier neighborhood. two men were shot near 29th avenue. neighbors say they woke up to the sound of gunshots. >> about 2:15 a.m. heard 5-10 gunshots out in the alley. i saw the cops pull up and

my neighbor's backyard. >> one ever the victims died. it this time the police say they have not identified a suspect. an update now on a small wildfire burning in summit county. we learned the federal authorities have taken over firefighterring efforts. this allows firefighters to use more resources. that fire broke out yesterday afternoon on the east side of lake dylan near the shooting range. it has burned 22 acres. no structures are threatened at this time. the cause of the under investigation. >> tonight, an unusual theft investigation underway in lakewood. two mail boxes stolen. taken from two homes. the police say that theft happened sometime between friday evening and saturday morning. you saw anything suspicious in the area the police are asking that you give them a call. >> a man accused of killing two police officers in california is taken into custody. >> it is a difficult time for our family. coming up, how the suspect surrendered after a 12 hour standoff and why the investigators say he is no stranger to the yesterday

jump the tracks in new york leaving dozens injuried. >> more problems after sam sung after galaxy note 7 catching fire. >> scared to death for a minute. >> why the phone owner ended up in the hospital, next. after a lovely weekend we have a mild manorred day on the way. -- mild mannered day on the way. i will tell you what it will

a gunman was taken into custody this morning after a 12 hour standoff with law enforcement. he is accused of killing officer jose gilbert vega. a 35 year veteran of the police force and a father of 8. another woman died, she just returned to work four months after giir together for a vigil in honor of the fallen officers. this as at investigation into the deadly shooting continues. >> to see her laying down -- [crying] -- with ... >> reporter: a palm springs police chief talked about the impact officers ve ga and ziega had on the department. >> i have two officers now

now walking in the footsteps of two more heroes. >> reporter: they were gunned down while responding to a domestic disturbance on saturday. 26-year-old john feelics fired his weapon through a closed door. hitting 3 officers. the gunman was taken into custody after a 12 hour standoff. a s.w.a.t. team used a chemical agent to force him out of his home. >> he emerged. he had a number capacity magazines on his person. >> he served on a plot. >> he has a history. if the officers knew him or not. i can not answer that. he is not to the justice system. >> he will face 2 counts of first-degree murder of a peace officer. prosecutors will now determine recall to pursuit the death penalty. >> i consider a brutal murder

hannis crime. i will leave it at that. >> the third officer who was shot suffered nonlife- threatening answers. a train derailment injured people in new york. a commuter train and a maintenance train sideswiped each other. they were both traveling in the same direction and it caused three cars to derail. 600 passengers were on board. >> a nice, easy ride, then a bang, and the car, one of those slow motion. the car went just -- you kept sitting there is it going to stop? >> everyone screaming, everyone going nuts. >> of those injuries 7 are metro transit employees, 26 are passengers. crews are working to clear the tracks ahead of the monday morning commute. a man in kentucky ended up in the er after his galaxy note 7 phone call fire. he says he received a replacement for his phone

noticed his bedroom was filled with smoke. >> it smells awful. i looked over and my phone is on fire. the phone is supposed to be the replacement. it was not plugged in or anything. it was just sitting there. >> he felt sick later in the day and he was diagnosed with acute bronchitis. he is seeking legal help because he says sam sung is not giving him enough answers. new video showing a fire that burned several buildings it carolina. the fire broke out saturday night and continued to burn this morning. of the flames spread to 4 buildings on oceanfront property. the area is within the e vac waeugz zone for hurricane matthew. it is believed no one was injury in the buildings when that fire started. matthew is blamed for 18 deaths in the southeast and starting tomorrow volunteers from the red cross in colorado will head to the effected areas to help with hurricane relief. cbs news correspondent don

storm as it causes unpresidential flooding in north carolina. >> reporter: crews are rescuing hundreds of people trapped in their homes. floodwaters rised. there are fears more people are in danger. >> right now in north carolina houses are under water. >> officials are saying the hurricane's rains caused record level flooding and threatened dams across part of the state before heading out to sea on the misery is only beginning. >> the towns and cities are in the way of the massive water coming down. they are in danger as they speak. >> john bruce lived in fayetteville all of his life and never seen flooding like this. >> everyone in the house, now it is in the house. a foot and a half in daddy's house. it flooded out right there. >> farther south with the storm started the coast, just days ago, people are cleaning up. >> the damage is concerning. considering the fact that more

critical erosion areas including daytona beach. >> for a state for tourism, beachfronts are critical. the officials are saying the recovery will take time. don champion, cbs news, florida. tracking remnants of matthew. the storm weakened but it is dangerous. now, a big low pressure area. it is pushed out by of the way up to maine. now, heavy, heavy rains going on. now, it is right along the coastline of maine that is where the worst of it is right now. flooding conditions as well. the whole area has 35-40 mile- an-hour gusts of wind now, in some locations now.

storm that popped out of new mexico and coming home, popping into 10 veron the front. little - - into denver. 80 degrees here in denver. a downsloping wind coming from that. slightly drier air. now, isolated mountain storms, other than that, mostly cheer as we warm up over the eastern side of the state. here is a cold front moving into the northern rockies. this is weather. late tuesday on into wednesday. it will be windy on tuesday with storm action and then the cooler air going for wednesday. now, 76 for the high both at the airport and downtown. normal high this time of the year, 68. out there tonight, 54 degrees in the city.

hour. now, yes. 54 degrees. now, going out for indian peak. now, woodland from deckers. now, cones, going for the look. >> all right, thank you for sending that in. tonight, skies clear out. clear tomorrow morning. now, isolated showers and storms in the western mountains and in the central mountains, might get sprinkles going in from there. otherwise sunshine. 30s, 40s, everybody. the heat is coming. here across the east. 70s and 80s over the plains. now, high clouds moving on out. now, overnight low. now, 79 degrees. early sunshine. then, looking ahead. 76 on tuesday. afternoon showers, the front coming through. cooling it down to 55. then back up in the 60s and the 70s for thursday and friday.

next weekend as well. >> lovely temperatures, after that the next chance of rain will obthat following tuesday. >> all right. made -- on that following tuesday. >> all right. >> thank you. made for us. >> yes. we will chalk up today as character level. >> yes. now, coming up in sports, lynch may be the future, well, the rookie not great. plenty of blame as the broncos took the first loss of the season. in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not.

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for the first time in 10 games the broncos could not find a way to win.

line, the defense, just not a great day. now, 75 yards later, to freeman, punching it in. 7-0 atlanta. now, the offense struggling to find its reading. lynch making his first start. it looked like miller put on a falcons jersey but it was avon miller impersonation. he could not be stopped. ty got benched and then michael came in and when he stop him either, vick had it. now, bad day for the broncos, good day for the falcons. >> i give credit where credit is due. great job. credit for the offense. swe will see -- we will see where we can be better. >> anyone settling for losing

now, we will take it. the turnaround, takes everything. >> they are turning the page quickly on thissen who. they will spend more time looking -- this one. they will spend more time looking at this one. >> now, we will have a guest, talking about what went wrong for the broncos offense. now, lynch sacked 6 times today. that is not good. now, the rookie qb and the line's performance, plus, the running backs turned out to be n how they stumped the denver d. that is coming up at 10:35. >> all right, thank you. switching gears, they went 6-0 in the preseason game. the nuggets off to a 2-0 start. making it 3-0. now, looking good in the preseason. how about a little up and under. now, 14 points and 7 assists. now, all of the starters, scored in double digits tonight. right in the 2nd quarter, now,

is fancy. he had 15. now, how about a highlight for one of the rookies. now, launching it. at the dunk, the nuggets fell 124-115. baseball, rangers had the best record in the al. facing elimination in toronto, texas trailing in the 6th. now, getting one in the gap. rangers take a 6-5 lead. but, the bottom of the 6th. bases loaded. the pitch gets away. he comes in to tie the game at 6. moving to the bottom of a chance to turn it. a throw to 1st was late. dropped. it turns into a walk off win as the j's sweep the rangers. finally from kansas state's win yesterday against texas tech. taking the kickoff. now, 99 yards, now, players getting fined for aggressive over the top celebrations. not sure what will happen from this.

>> what is that? he got excited and he purchased him in the stomach and he fell down. >> one time after a great show kathy did that to me. that is -- >> usually i just slap him. i tell you what i hate that helmet thing. knocking the helmets. you should not do that. >> yes. someone send them an e-mail.

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i'm mike coffman, and i approve this message. service. it started with my dad. he fought in world war two, was wounded in korea. he's the reason i joined at 17, fought in two iraq wars, and still serve today.

that's why i took on the va: to get our veterans the care and respect they deserve. because i understand the sacrifices they made, and i'll never stop fighting for those who fought for us. for me, it's personal. a beautiful bronco orange and blue. this is tonight. this is one of our weather watchers shot that tonight. >> yes. beautiful. >> great job. >> thank you for watching. auto nation all access is next.

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