good morning, america. breaking overnight debate night stunner. donald trump refused to say he'll accept the election results claiming the system is rigged. >> i'm not looking at anything now. i'll look at it at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> that's horrifying. you know, every time donald thinks things are not going in his direction, he claims whatever it is is rigged against him. >> trump hitting clinton on her experience. >> she's been doing this for 30 years. why the hell didn't you do it over the last 15, 20 years? >> battling over putin and russia. >> well, that's because he would rather have a puppet as president of the united states. >> no puppet. no puppet. tur puppet. >> it's pretty clear. >> tangling over immigration. >> we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. >> that plan to build a wall. >> he had a meeting with the mexican president, and didn't it raise it. he choked. >> and allegations from women about sexual misconduct in it was all fiction.

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>> so nasty and it was so uncomfortable at times but hillary clinton, take a look at her afterwards. very happy with her performance. she was celebrating once it all ended. she said, overnight, she remembers her first debate this election cycle a year ago, and now that she's finished the last one she feels, quote, both relieved and very grateful. >> donald trump was surrounded by his family on the stage last night. right after the debate, they all came up to wish him well. he took to twitter overnight, said he was pleased with the results, looking at some online polls that he said gave him the advantage. we'll hear from his campaign manager, kellyanne conway, coming up. also hillary clinton's running mate and our whole political team. abc's tom llamas starts us off from the debate hall in las vegas. good morning, tom. >> reporter: george, good morning to you. an incredible night and that one incredible moment everybody is talking about. donald trump refusing to commit to conceding. if he loses the election in november sticking with his position that the election could be rigged. from the get-go, hostility. the candidates walking out on

the stage, refusing to shake hands. then, they let loose. >> the problem is you talk but you don't get anything done, hillary. >> he is denigrating. he is talking down our democracy, and i for one am appalled. >> reporter: there's a flash point in the debate when trump was asked about his claims of a rigged election. >> i want to ask you here on this stage tonight, do you make the same commitment that you will absolutely, sir, that you will absolutely accept the result of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i'll look at it at the time. >> reporter: trump asked again would he suspend his campaign if he loses. >> are you saying you're not prepared to commit to that principle? >> what i'm saying is that i will tell you at the time. i will keep you in suspense. >> chris, let me respond to that because that's horrifying. you know, every time donald thinks things are not going in his direction, he claims whatever it is is rigged against him. >> reporter: clinton then painting trump as a sore loser. >> there was even a time when he didn't get an emmy for his tv program three years in a row and

he started tweeting that the emmys were rigged. >> should have gotten it. >> this is a mind-set. this is how donald thinks. and it's funny but it's also really troubling. >> okay. >> that is not the way our democracy works. we've been around for 240 years. we've had free and fair elections. we have accepted the outcomes when we may not have liked them. >> reporter: another turning point in the debate, trump's relationship with russian leader, vladimir putin. >> from everything i see has no respect for this person. >> well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president of the united states. >> no puppet. no puppet. you're the puppet. >> and it's pretty clear. >> reporter: trump who said he loves wikileaks asked whether he condemns russian characters allegedly hacking the clinton's campaign e-mails. >> you condemn their interference. >> of course, i condemn. of course i -- i don't know putin. i have no idea -- i never met putin. this is not my best friend. >> reporter: but trump using information from wikileaks to

slam clinton including purported criticisms from clinton's own campaign chairman. >> wikileaks just actually came out, john podesta said some horrible things about you, and boy, was he right. he said some beauties. >> reporter: the candidates often cutting each other off. >> and i sat in my apartment today, on a very beautiful hotel down the street, known as -- >> made with chinese steel. >> reporter: even name calling? >> such a nasty woman. >> mr. trump's -- >> he's unfit and proves it every time. >> you are the one that's unfit. >> reporter: and trump dismissing a group of women that have come forward to accuse him of sexual misconduct as liars working for clinton. >> i didn't even apologize to my wife who is sitting right here because i didn't do anything. i didn't know any of these women. i didn't see these women. these women -- the woman on the plane, i think they want either fame or her campaign did it and i think it's her campaign. >> donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity,

their self-worth and i don't think there is a woman anywhere who doesn't know what that feels like. >> reporter: the candidates also clashing over immigration. >> now, i want to build the wall. we need the wall. one of my first acts will be to get all the drug lords, all of the bad ones, we have some bad, bad people in this country that have to go out. we're going to get them out but we have some bad hombres here and we're going to get them out. >> when it comes to the wall that donald talks about building he went to mexico, he had a meeting with the mexican president, didn't even raise it, he choked. >> reporter: but trump take a tougher stance on immigration suggesting allowing syrian refugees into the u.s. would pose a danger. >> wait till you see what happens in the coming years. lots of luck, hillary. thanks a lot for doing a great job. >> reporter: right after the debate, no spin room for the candidates. hillary clinton immediately flying ohm, and donald trump

heading straight for the battleground state of ohio where he'll host a rally later this afternoon. george. >> okay, tom llamas, thanks very much. let's bring in kellyanne conway. thanks for joining us again. i know it's an early morning out there in las vegas. i want to ask you about something that donald trump said in the first debate. he said, if she wins, talking about hillary clinton, i will absolutely support her, last night he refused to say he would accept the results. what changed? >> i think it's the same statement in this way, george. he is saying that until the results are actually known, certified and verified, he's not going to concede an election. he just doesn't know what will happen. i imagine if you asked al gore in 2000 if he was going to respect the election results he would have said yes. he actually called to concede the election to governor george w. bush called back to retract the concession, and as you know, jorges ev george, we had six weeks until the supreme court of the united states decided who the next president would be. but i just think donald trump is

also putting people on notice that if there are irregularities or voter fraud or large-scale malfeasance that's committed he's not just going to want to investigate that but we'll have to see what happens. i think that if you look at his first statement and this one taken together you see somebody willing to accept the election absent widespread fraud. >> that's not what he said. what you just said, you said something important. you said al gore if you would have asked him before the election in 2000 will you commit to supporting the winner he would have said yes just as every single candidate in american history has. that's not what mr. trump did last night. he was asked specifically are you willing to commit to the principle of the peaceful transition of power that the loser concedes to the winner and he says i'll tell you at the time. he wouldn't do something that every other candidate has done. >> well, he loves the country and it's why he ran for president and he respects the principles of democracy. it's just that he can't say what's going to happen. if the election is very tight, if it's just a few votes here and there, if as was the case in 2000, george, if one state like florida is less than 600 votes

as was the case then we just don't know what will happen. but obviously i think that there are many high notes last night. i think one very important point that was new is donald trump challenging hillary clinton to give back the money that her foundation has taken from countries that don't respect women whereas he said gays are thrown off buildings and women have no rights. she did not respond. i hope the clinton foundation will take that seriously and consider giving back the money to countries that do not respect women. especially someone who said she's fighting for women. >> we'll take those to the clinton campaign. so mr. trump, his position right now is that he's not going to commit to accepting the results in advance of november 8th. that is rock hard. >> you heard what he said last night, and i think if you take that in combination with his earlier statements that you read, george, you find a candidate who is willing to respect the free and fair democratic process, but he just wants a fair shot. you know, if you're donald trump you don't get a fair shot most days. we saw just this week, 96% of donations given by working

journalists went to hillary clinton. he got 4% of them. we saw just this week you have specific journalists colluding with the clinton campaign asking them if they would like to edit a piece before it's filed, or asking if they're upset with a particular package that was put on the air on the tv or radio. this is not how a full and fair democracy works. we would just like to have a fair shake most days. >> is he saying that questions about press bias are reason enough to question the results of the election? >> no. what he is saying is when you talk about a rigged, corrupt system, and you talk about somebody who has been there for 30 years as an insider you can't possibly look at that person and say there is a change maker, somebody who will adhere to democratic principles and improve the economy, defeat radical islamic terrorism, make our schools better. hillary clinton last night was talking about all the problems we have in the country. people in poverty, millions

without health insurance. those are very serious problems, but if you've been there for 30 years, you can't be part of the solution. you're part of the problem. >> 19 days left. donald trump still behind according to most polls right now. what more can you all do to shake up this race? >> you saw a strong debate performance last night. these polls will tighten. you see donald trump flew overnight to get to the battleground state of ohio. he'll be competing there, north carolina, florida tomorrow. we'll compete in eight to ten swing states. that's where you will see governor pence and mr. trump in the next one of weeks, and that's where you see our investments on ads and ground game and field operation.weeks,e you see our investments on ads and ground game and field operatiocweeks, where you see our investments on ads and ground game and field operatioouweeks, where you see our investments on ads and ground game and field operatiopweeks, where you see our investments on ads and ground game and field operatioleweeks,s where you see our investments on ads and ground game and field operatio weeks, that's where you see our investments on ads and ground game and field operatiooweeks, that's where you see our investments on ads and ground game and field operatiofweeks,

that's where you see our investments on ads and ground game and field operatio weeks, that's where you see our investments on ads and ground game and field operation. we have a couple of different paths to 270 and fight until the last moment to get there. >> kellyanne conway, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you, george. let's bring in cecilia vega now and, cecilia, we've seen the pictures of hillary clinton looking really happy after the debate. is her team as happy as she was with her debate performance? >> reporter: oh, michael. definitely. they are calling this her best debate yet. take a look at her at her watch party overnight after the debate right there with her husband, bill clinton. she was all smiles after that watch party. she came to the back of her campaign plane to talk to reporters where she said that donald trump's refusal to say whether he will accept the results of this election was horrifying. take a listen to that. >> you know, it was horrifying what he said on the debate stage tonight. what he said tonight is part of his whole effort to blame somebody else for his campaign and for where he stands in this election. >> reporter: so that's her reaction this morning. her team is also talking about donald trump's behavior on that stage. let me just tell you a few of the words they are using to describe it. erratic, bizarre. they say, quote, a chilling preview of what his administration would be like. for them this fits into the narrative that donald trump is not fit to be president. one other moment to talk about, trump's bad hombres line still raising a lot of eyebrows especially with latinos who found that completely offensive. clinton's camp now turning this into an attack, amy.

they say this could cause him to lose some votes in heavily latino states like arizona where they are already trying to make some inroads, amy. >> cecilia vega, thanks for that. we spoke with hillary clinton's running mate, senator tim kaine, just moments ago. here's what he had to say about last night's debate. last night, donald trump would not commit to accepting the results of the election. with less than three weeks to go what kind of impact does that have? >> well, amy, it was shocking. this is a basic and important part of who we are and the fact that donald said he was not sure he could accept the results of a loss was just absolutely shocking. but it was in character as hillary pointed out. he's a guy who won't take responsibility for anything and if he loses he's always going to figure out a way to blame somebody else. >> senator kaine, russia and vladimir putin came up last night. hillary clinton said vladimir putin would rather have a puppet as president of the united states. she was referring to donald trump. that is a very serious charge. what was she specifically suggesting there?

>> well, i think she was commenting upon donald trump's own words and one of the things i noticed last night again and again and again, even though the fbi and the director of national intelligence has confirmed that russians are behind attacks on american electoral institutions, state boards of elections, the democratic national committee, donald trump kept trying to defend vladimir putin. >> let's stay on the topic of russia. we are learning from these leaked e-mails about what hillary clinton said behind closed doors about her paid speeches. last night, she was asked about her dream of open borders, but instead of answering the question, she pointed the finger at russian hackers. the question here is, should that information about what was in those e-mails, if true, still be information that we receive regardless of the source? >> well, i think it's very fair to ask questions about, you know, border policy, immigration policy, trade policy. sure, it is and i know hillary clinton's position.

she wants to do comprehensive immigration reform with a number of elements including a path to citizenship, but also including dramatic increases in border security just like i voted for in the senate in june of 2013. >> hillary clinton has had a substantial lead in the polls but trump pointed out and many others did as well she literally disappeared from the campaign trail in the days leading up to last night's debate. what will see in these final weeks from you and hillary clinton? will we see more of her? >> oh, yeah, absolutely. look, hillary takes the debate preparation very seriously and as she said in the first debate, she doesn't apologize for preparing for a debate and she doesn't apologize for preparing to be president of the united states. but we are doing intense campaigning. i'm in north carolina today. today is the first day for early voting here. all over the country, early voting or absentee voting is starting. millions have voted already and hillary and i will be campaigning separately but also together to now make the case in the next 19 days for why participation is so important.

>> senator tim kaine, thanks so much for joining us. >> all right, thanks, amy. let's bring in the rest of our team. right now, we have matthew dowd and martha raddatz here with us as well. matt, we say this almost every day in the campaign, something we see something we've never seen before and that was that moment last night when donald trump refused to say he would accept the results. >> i think it was an astounding moment in the course of this as we talked about last night, 240 years of peaceful transition of power in our democracy, every single person that's lost the presidency has stood up and said let's bring the country together and concede. i think what's also troubling about this, is that this is a time when people don't trust almost every single institution, and when a major party candidate says he may refuse to acknowledge the results, it unt undermines our system. >> martha, i want to ask you. i already have a sense of what your answer will be. were you surprised at trump's answer to that question? >> i think i was surprised at trump's answer and i'm surprised that the campaign is essentially doubling down on that this morning.

i don't think in the next couple of weeks, you're going to see any change in donald trump's answer about that election, and that resonates with his base. he is going after that base. that resonates with voters i have talked to out there who say,oh, it's rigged. donald trump says it's rigged. it's rigged. >> there were so many nasty moments. run that stands out i think to a lot of us, martha. clinton calling trump a puppet for a foreign country and then trump's response, both of those exchanges pretty remarkable. >> really, really remarkable and russia, he's talking about russia. and russia, the intelligence agencies of the united states believe there is no doubt that it is russia that did that cyberattack that hacked into those dnc e-mails. that's what's astonishing about that. he doesn't trust the intelligence agencies to of the united states. they're not perfect and certainly have made mistakes before, but right now they all agree it was russia. >> you're a puppet. no, you're a puppet. i mean that was -- >> and martha just made the point that donald trump last night was speaking to his base,

his rock hard base, 37%, 38% of the country right now. they are probably not shaken at all, but the big question in the third debate is does he do anything to reach tout new voters?out new voters?t new voter new votert new votero new voters? >> well, if you watch the first second and third debate he was at 40% in the first, 40% in the second one and he spoke to the 40% in the third one and when somebody has a 6 or 7-point lead in the race which hillary clinton does, he can't just get undecideds which i think most will not vote. he has to take voters away from her. there was nothing he did at the debate last night that took a single voter away from hillary clinton. >> 19 days to go. matt dowd and martha raddatz, thanks very much. we have more on the debate coming up. first to ginger, a lot of record heat out there. >> more than 30 high temperature records broken or tied and look at this, people laying out at jones beach and let me tell you what's about to happen, you go from laying out in the 80s to this weekend, and that can feel like the 30s, and even a flake of snow in some of the upper parts of the northeast. that's right. big changes ahead. the chilly cities brought to you by macy's. cities brought to you

by macy's. good morning, i'm meteorologist mike nicco from abc 7 mornings. grab the sunglasses and get ready for the warmest week and we may need the umbrellas early next week. 70s at the coast and mid to upper 70s around the bay and low to mid-80s inland. tonight almost as cool, sprinkling of 40 inland and the accuweather seven-day forecast, coolest weather comes on monday and tuesday and those are all the best chances for wet weather. have a great day. lots more coming up on the big debate. we're going to have some

fact-checking. and what does donald trump really say should happen with the nuclear weapons? all right. and the moment that everyone talking from donald trump's hombre comment to the candidates' body language. what were they actually signaling on that debate stage? all that have and more when we come back.

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after tonight hillary clinton and donald trump, think about this. they never have to be in the same room again. it's like the last time we saw mom and dad fight before the divorce. >> a special live performance on "jimmy kimmel." last night, after that toyodeba he nailed it. a bit of vitriol. we'll have a lot more of the reaction from late night comedians coming up. >> that's right. also right now donald trump under fire for refusing to say he'd accept the election results last night as hillary clinton's team shows they are feeling confident sending michelle obama to the campaign in the traditional republican state of arizona today and then tonight, both trump and clinton will be speaking right here in new york. also much of the west is facing red flag warnings this morning. southern california facing critical fire danger.

as another round of brutal heat grips the region. ginger is following it all for us. and also the morning, a lot of baseball news out there. the indians are now heading to the world series after beating the toronto blue jays and also overnight the cubs, well, their bats came alive and beat the dodgers, 10-2 in game four of the nlcs. the series is now tied 2-2. they're going to play game five tonight in los angeles. whoever wins will go on to face the indians. >> if it were cubs versus cleveland, that would be something. >> that would be awesome. you know, i guess this whole curse is not over -- i mean, they were down 2-1. people were panicking because they didn't get many hits. they came alive last night. they're still in it. >> i know my husband kept switching between the game and debate. >> i think most americans. let's get to our debate fact check. now our team hard at work overnight, and asbc's jon karl joins us live from the debate hall in las vegas. good morning to you, jon. >> reporter: good morning, amy. there was lots of to fact check including this statement that donald trump made about hillary

clinton and his border wall. take a listen. >> hillary clinton fought for the wall in 2006 or thereabouts. now she never gets anything done so naturally the wall wasn't built. but hillary clinton wanted the wall. >> reporter: well, there is some truth to that. hillary clinton as a senator did in fact, support something called the secure fence act of 2006 that did include building a border -- a border wall along hundreds of miles of the mexico/united states border. we rate that yes and no because she supported a wall though it wasn't donald trump's wall along the 2,000-mile border of the mexican border. so, next up there was this on nuclear weapons. >> he's advocated more countries getting them, japan, korea, even saudi arabia. >> this is just another lie. >> well, i'm just quoting you when -- >> there's no quote. you won't find a quote from me.

>> reporter: well, there is actually a quote and the interesting thing it's a quote with an interview donald trump did this year with none other than chris wallace, the moderator of last night's debate. listen to this. >> so, north korea has nukes. japan has a problem with that. i mean they have a big problem with that. maybe they would, in fact, be better off if they defend themselves from north korea. >> with nukes? >> including with nukes, yes. including with nukes. >> reporter: so we rate donald trump's contention that he never advocated nukes for our allies as mostly false. he clearly did in that interview although eventually he backed away from that position, amy. >> i don't know, and i know you and the debate fact-checking team have been busy overnight. you looked into some of hillary clinton's claims from last night, as well. >> reporter: yes, including this claim that she made about her economic plan. >> i pay for everything i'm proceeding.

proposing. i do not add a penny to the national roposing. i do not add a penny to the national proposing. i do not add a penny to the national debt. >> reporter: well, she said she does not add a penny to the national debt in her economic plan. we rate that false. the committee for responsible budget looked at her economic plan and found that it would add $200 billion to the national debt over the next decade. now, that's a fraction of what donald trump's plan would add to the debt but it certainly is a lot more than a penny. and then finally one other one here, amy. this was on the question of russian hacking. take a listen. >> we have 17, 17 intelligence agencies, civilian and military who have all concluded that these espionage attacks, these cyberattacks come from the highest levels of the kremlin, and they are designed to influence our election.

>> reporter: well, that's absolutely correct. here's the statement that came from the u.s. intelligence agencies saying that russia was behind the hack. donald trump, again, disputed that but the u.s. intelligence agency said it is, in fact, true. >> all right, jon, thanks so much. we appreciate it. george, we'll send it over to you. back here with matthew dowd and cokie roberts. let's take a step back and look at all three of these debates together. pretty remarkable for the level of anger, the contempt the candidates had for each other. you saw -- used the word lie. i remember when a candidate would really blanche at the idea of using that word. >> nobody used it and the idea that he used it over and over again. now, he used it when she was going through at one point, the litany of the people he has demeaned. you know, the disabled reporter, the khan family. on and on. miss universe. he kept saying, wrong, wrong, wrong. of course, there's tape of all of those things, but it is true that the level started with them refusing to shake hands with each other, which is really

pretty childish. >> always a debate whether debates actually matter. if you look back to the first debate three weeks ago this race was dead even at that point and basically a dead heat. now significantly different after those three debates. >> yeah, i mean debates, these are why people made the argument that debates didn't matter is somebody would win the first one then somebody would come back and win the second skburngone, n the third one would roughly be tied. she has won all three and fairly overwhelmingly and gone from two point, one or two points as you say roughly tied to four points up to six points up in the aftermath. 19 days left. this to me is a bit -- donald trump has -- these are like pit stops in a nascar race that he has had to catch up in the middle of that pit stop and debate, and has not caught up in any of those and now he's got 19 laps left and she's far ahead. >> but a few other things did happen. of course, other than the debate, i mean, we did have that tape, the infamous tape and then the women. so he has had a whole series of hits against him and those have been the stories.

i mean, we would have otherwise had a lot of stories about hillary clinton than other wiki le -- wikileaks, but they kept being pushed out of the top of the news by his women and including putting his wife on television when it was starting to die down. >> i have to say her strategy of preparing for the debates taking time off, she basically in the course of these three, 200 million people watched these debates and she prepared for them. donald trump had rallies totally about 200,000 people so i think her strategy was a lot better heading into this than his was. >> 19 days to go. thank you both very much. michael. >> all right, george, thank you. and our big board is coming up, everybody. amy and i, we're going to have what everybody is reacting to last night's final debate. what was the moment that had everyone talking? plus, hillary clinton, is she sending a secret bhmessage with her body language? we'll talk about that with our expert in just two minutes. stay right there.

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paula faris here at the table, and let's begin with all of that reaction to the final showdown before the elections. millions weighing in on social media. taking aim at clinton and trump. and, paula, it was must see tv around my house and around millions of homes in america, and it turned into a must-read online. what were some of the biggest moments that people found online. >> guys, we have google, facebook, we got twitter. we'll get to. i've got to say one of the most popular google searches was a moment from hillary clinton. take a listen. >> before the invasion he supported it. and, you know, i just want everybody to go google it. google "donald trump iraq," and you will see the dozens of sources that verify that he was for the invasion of iraq, and you can hear the audio of him saying that. >> wrong. >> michael, if you could interrupt me and say wrong, i would meal for comfortable. but if you look at the graphic, people did go to google and

search for that particular -- that was a huge trend, one of the biggest trends on google. you can see that spike but when it comes to facebook, there are about 80 people that were engaged likes, comment, that sort of thing but one of their top moments was from donald trump. >> now john podesta said you have terrible instincts. bernie sanders said you have bad judgment. i agree with both. >> 80 million rather. not 80. 80 million -- >> that's close. >> i was close. i was off by, like, 79 million. but 80 million were engaged in comments, likes, that sort. >> the hombre/ombre moment. that was a big moment. that has been all over the place. >> that was trending for a long time on twitter, but let's not forget this was offensive to a large group of people but there is a difference between ombre and hombre. merriam-webster getting into the action and actually had some -- they broke it down for us with some photos, and they said, hombre is a man, and ombre is that little rainbow having color or tones that shade into one

another. #debatenight. we know bad ombres exist, and here there are. >> there's no fadage going on there. this is supposed to be a gradual transition from one color to the next, but there is video. if you have experienced a bad ombre, not a bad hombre, but a bad ombre, there are ways to fix that on youtube. >> i'm constantly learning stuff. >> hombre, ombre, how about that. let's move on to the breakdown of the candidates' body language. we heard what they said. but what were they signaling with their expressions? we have an expert. chris ulrich, good morning. let's start with hillary clinton. what stood out last night, maybe something that was different from what we saw in the last debates? >> absolutely, michael. what we saw last night is chris wallace asking really powerful questions and putting them on the spot, and with that, we see a lot of anxiety, and pacifying gestures, where one part of our

body will touch another part of our body. we say when the tress is high you pacify and for hillary we see her touching her chin and when we're really nervous or anxious blood will rush into the nose and you'll see rubbing of the nose. you see professional baseball players in the playoffs rubbing their nose when they have anxiety or stress for them. >> are you stressed right now, michael? >> no, not at all. >> it's a power move she does. allows her to come across more powerfully. if you like her you think it's powerful. if you don't it comes across as a bit arrogant. >> interesting. and, well, donald trump's facial expressions have certainly become famous on "snl," et cetera, so what did you see from him last night? he's a very expressive person. >> yes, he is. he does something out of the gate. you'll see him grabbing his mike a lot during parts of the debate. when he's grabbing his mike, it's a territorial preening gesture, kind of take over his space and tidying up almost. we see it when people are stressed on a plane because of turbulence, they'll grab something to help calm them so it's a calming gesture for him saying, okay, i got this. no problems here. we'll see him doing that which is preening gestures. >> i've been grabbed on a plane.

i'm not calm either. we're both stressing here. >> all right, chris, thanks. now to the election odds. the candidates weren't the only ones with a lot riding on the debate. gambling on the 2016 presidential race has become big business with people from around the world getting in on all the action and abc's chris connelly joins us now and, chris, this has become almost a sporting event, this presidential debate. so how big has betting become? i actually didn't know this was a thing so tell me about it. >> indeed it is pretty big. you know you can't bet in america, because gambling, but in addition to betting on -- in addition to betting on the results can you do these things called prop bet with offshore sites where you're able to place money on whether a certain phrase would be used in the course of the debate. take something like wikileaks. how many times would wikileaks be said? over/under, that was five times. that hit the over. how many times rig or rigged. that was just once. that hit the under and how many types would trump say tremendous. that was two so that hit the under. but where are the contemporary

phrases. where is nasty woman or as janet jackson would say, who's jamming to my nasty groove? >> oh, man. you know what, chris, you said it all over the world and it's big really in ireland of all places. >> weirdly enough paddy power, an irish bookmaker is paying off bets on hillary clinton up to a million dollars already. they think she has already won. just a way of getting money back in the hand of betters who can spend it the way people pour kerosene on fires, i imagine, stuff like that. i like the idea of betting i guess on elections, but people when they bet, they want to make things more interesting, right? like in the movies they say let's make this more interesting and they bet on something. how much more interesting can this election get? >> exactly. i don't know that that's even possible. i want to ask big board really quickly. what's your game of chance? >> drinking and seeing shows. does that count? >> no. >> slot machines. >> the chrises.

christian, you start. >> slot machines for me. >> that's right. chris c. >> the only thing i bet on is the set list for the super bowl halftime show. i'm all in on gaga doing, you know, "edge of glory." >> what about you? >> i like craps. that's my go-to. how about you? >> whoa. blackjack. i never win. i don't go expecting to win but expect to donate. chris and chris, thank you and paula, thank you, as well. coming up, in two minutes the best late night laughs after the debate. our man, t.j. holmes, is here with that, and we'll have the moment that left everyone in suspense. >> i see what you did there. plus, what is all the tension in this election doing to you, our realtime debate stress test, just ahead. you'll be surprised. >> i'm sweating. >> wrong. >> wrong. you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late.

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jokes. so in a debate that many viewers could find cringeworthy or made them growl or gasp, comments reminded us there was a reason to laugh. >> the final presidential debate ever, i think. i don't think there will ever be another one. this debate was more focused on the issues than the others were. they had very strict rules. no cheering, no clapping, no booing, and no answering the actual questions asked. >> i want to make sure i heard that correctly. >> i'll keep you in suspense. >> ooh. oh, suspense. democracy is going to end with a cliffhanger. >> i'm sorry. keep us in suspense? am i the only one super freaked out by this? did donald trump just dismiss democracy like it was dressing on a salad. you know what, i'll look at it later. put it on the side. >> the last two weeks trump has been saying this election is rigged. the election is rigged.

and sure enough. >> whatever it is is rigged against him? right there look at that word, circle that. rig. >> he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. no puppet. >> no, you're the puppet. you're the puppet. you're the puppet. you're the puppet. that was less juvenile than the debate. >> okay. >> stole your line. >> you watched. you didn't find a lot to laugh at while you were watching the debate, but afterwards, they remind you there was plenty. kimmel said our show "black-ish" was preempted because of the debate and preempted by an episode of "white-ish" anand and "orange-ish." you got to laugh at this stuff. >> they are good at what they do. >> laugh to keep from crying. >> they didn't have much time to get those jokes together. >> great job by those guys. coming up in our next hour, back to you, t.j. much more on the debate plus tory johnson is here with big "deals & steals," you won't want to miss that. great stuff. coming up "gma's" fall concert series presented by carmax. drive what's possible. ♪ the death of a bachelor

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good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. debate bombshell. donald trump refuses to say he'll accept the election results. >> what i'm saying is that i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> well, that's horrifying. >> the debate veers from policy to the very personal as new polls show trump now trailing with just 19 days until the final votes are cast. stressed out. what is all the tension in this election doing to you? our "gma" focus group put to the test, hooked up to heart monitors while the candidates went head-to-head in vegas, the moment they got the biggest response and what experts say you should do to get your stress under control. ♪ feels good >> election cycle. on the road and in the air. our intrepid reporter on a journey across the country. >> the weirdest thing i've ever seen. >> what americans from coast to coast are really thinking and feeling right now. ♪ welcome to my house

tory johnson is here cooking up some huge savings. she's here to say -- >> good morning, america. ♪ what a showoff, michael strahan. >> those bags were heavy. couldn't you have removed the cereal and put the empty boxes in there. heavy. >> so you're working off the stress. we've been talking about this all year long. it's so intense, the anxiety around this election is real. >> i know, we were all saying sitting around watching the televisions i felt my heart rate go up. guess what, we put it all to the test and we had a realtime stress test during the debate, viewers right there and we'll have the results coming up. they're pretty interesting then, michael, this is another big part of this stress, kids. >> i walked to kids about it and went to the ethical culture school here in manhattan yesterday.

i talked to these fourth graders who were so witty, so smart and so well informed. >> they wanted michael strahan, i can tell you, my kids went there and in the middle school but the buzz was all through that michael strahan is coming. >> the great thing is i learned from the kids. >> they're dumbfounded by what they're witnessing. they know they're not supposed to behave like that with other children. >> that was the biggest thing that upset the kids the most, behavior, being polite. >> we'll see that tomorrow. and switching gears a little bit, "deals & steals" today. all for your kitchen. tory johnson is with us and you saw michael, he was getting those guns going. >> firing them up. >> that's just how big these bargains are. >> that is all coming up. it's thursday and now we've got to get the morning rundown from paula faris. >> good morning, michael. was there anything in those bags or were they just stuffed with paper? >> it was full of real food. >> full of real food. >> yeah. >> i expected fake but it was real. >> all real. thanks. good morning, everyone. we do begin with the fallout from the final presidential debate. donald trump taking heat for refusing to say whether he's going to accept the results of the election. but this morning trump is

claiming victory in last night's showdown. abc's tom llamas has the latest. tom. >> reporter: paula, good morning. it's the moment everyone is talking about. donald trump refusing to commit to conceding if he loses this election. his campaign manager kellyanne conway was on "gma" earlier today. >> i just think donald trump is also putting people on notice that if there are irregularities, if there is voter fraud, if there is large-scale malfeasance that's committed that he's not just going to not want to investigate that. >> reporter: and in another strange moment in this debate, donald trump condemning the alleged russian hackers that hacked into the clinton campaign's e-mails that have been used in wikileaks, but then later trump using material from wikileaks to slam hillary clinton. right after this debate trump flew out to the battleground state of ohio where he is today hosting a rally. paula. >> all right, tom, thank you. hillary clinton, meanwhile, deflecting questions about her campaign's e-mails and donations to the clinton foundation but her campaign is calling this her best debate yet and abc's cecilia vega has more from the clinton camp. cecilia. >> reporter: hi, paula.

good morning to you. the clinton campaign says if the election was held today they would be feeling very confident about the results. one big moment they are talking about this morning, donald trump's refusal to say whether he will accept the election results. after the debate clinton went to the back of her campaign plane to talk to reporters. she called that comment, quote, horrifying. another issue her team is raising, his behavior. they call it bizarre, erratic, it got downright nasty on that stage. here's one exchange where they were sparring about vladimir putin. >> he'd rather have a puppet as president. >> no puppet. no puppet. >> reporter: they also went at it on trade, immigration and the clinton foundation. >> this is just another lie. she totally lied. >> reporter: another moment donald trump's line about bad hombres, it is trending on twitter. so many people calling it offensive and derogatory and, paula, the clinton campaign is already using it to attack their opponent. >> all right, just 19 days left, cecilia, thank you. meantime, overseas a new development that could

further complicate the war in syria. turkish warplanes attacked a group of rebels in syria that are supported by the u.s. government reportedly killing at many as 200. those rebels are part of a kurdish militia that the u.s. is relying on to help fight isis. back in this country a sheriff's deputy in california has become the fourth officer in that state killed in the line of duty in just the last two weeks. jack hopkins was shot while responding to a disturbance call near the oregon border. a suspect is in custody. and there is new concern this morning about the so-called big one in california. researchers now say the most dangerous earthquake faults in the san francisco area is actually connected to another fault line raising the risk for a quake more powerful than the one back in 1989. and finally on this thursday a couple from ohio hit the lottery and they didn't even have to buy a ticket. they were renovating their home and found this, it's an old suitcase. they found it in the basement ceiling. they opened it up and what did

they find inside, some cold hard cash, $23,000 in cash. they also found a newspaper from 1951, which is probably when that loot was stashed away. okay, so, guys, what would you do? you know, don't mind the fact that you find it in the ceiling or that it's in a suitcase but you find $23,000, what are you going to do with it? >> spend it. >> answer the question. >> vacation. >> right, but 23,000 1951 dollars, that's millions and millions now. >> probably like $3 billion. a lot of money. can you imagine? >> they probably were stashing it away, saving it. >> i'm going to look in nye ceiling. >> didn't believe in the bank system. >> sometimes i lose christmas gifts but not 20 something thousand dollars. >> i'm psyched when i find a dollar in my pocket. >> "pop news." >> "pop news" time. >> yeah. >> good morning, everybody. happy thursday to you and, ah, if you've been feeling perfectly lonely without some new john mayer music, i have news that will leave you on the edge of desire. mr. mayer took to twitter strongly hinting he has a new

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♪ living in america there are hillary clinton and donald trump on the stage last night. a lot of tense moments in that debate and a lot of tense moments for people at home watching as well. >> yes. >> that's right, so we thought of a pretty good idea. we conducted a realtime stress test on a group of voters during the final debate. abc's mara schiavocampo is here with the results. good morning, mara. >> reporter: amy, good morning. you know, the country is deeply divided and people are definitely feeling it. one volunteer surveyed by the american psychological association finding 52% of adults reporting the 2016 election is a very stressful or somewhat stressful experience and last night we saw that firsthand. >> you were very much involved -- excuse me. >> reporter: the debate, a head-to-head battle filled with emotion both for the candidates on the stage. >> he'd rather believe vladimir putin -- >> reporter: -- and for the viewers at home. >> give me a break.

>> it has been corroborated. >> reporter: "gma" doing its own unscientific stress test. this is your self-reported stress level check-in. ten voters using an app from life data to rate their levels of stress one through ten while watching the candidates up on the stage. so this is where we're starting. this is our predebate stress check-in. you can see that the numbers actually pretty low. the average score, 3.27. they also strap on a myzone heart rate monitor. a raised heartbeat a potential side effect of stress providing a window into how this election may be affecting us. >> the election is everywhere. meaning, you know, it's not just the debates and not just watching the debate tonight. there is social media, there is tweeting. we're sort of inundated in it. it's almost like you can't escape it. >> reporter: while the group's self-rated stress and heart rates start low, they don't stay there. during candidates' responses on an abortion question, tempers rise. >> it's my body. i get to do whatever is in it. >> reporter: and so do heart rates. the background color changing as they go up. the group physically feeling the tension.

how do you feel right now? >> stressed. >> my face -- >> tight. >> i feel it in my -- >> it's almost like i'm holding my breath and just like this pressure. >> i felt my jaw clenching. >> the tightness in the chest, it really hits you hard. >> reporter: the political climate affecting the group as a whole. while some argue -- >> she's full of [ bleep ]. >> reporter: -- the heart rates of even those just listening rise. >> because they were shouting, some were cursing. >> that's when i could feel my heart, like i could hear it in my ears. >> reporter: the biggest stress response during the discussion of trump's treatment of women. >> nobody has more respect for women than i do. nobody. >> reporter: these are the highest levels that we've seen all night and the interesting thing is the stress levels are an even split between supporters of both candidates. >> the nature of these two candidates has just brought out a lot of emotion in people. >> reporter: in september, a pew research center survery found 57% frustrated, 55% disgusted and 43% scared. >> worrying about who is going

to win the election isn't going to actually do anything. do what you are in control of. go out and vote. >> reporter: overall self-reported stress rising steadily throughout the evening and there are still 19 days left for the election. >> hillary, you have no idea. >> 17 in -- >> reporter: now, doctors point out the heart rate changes are not necessarily caused by stress. still, the overall self-reported stress levels during the debate averaging 6.8 out of 10. the trump supporters reporting a slightly higher average of stress than the clinton supporters but it is stressful just being around all that arguing, george. >> well, as the psychologist said, mara, there is no escaping it this year. cokie roberts, we're here with cokie and matt dowd and, again, it's partly the candidates, partly media, partly the times but it just seems to be everywhere. >> we were stressed watching last night, right? it is. it's everywhere and it's also throughout the whole season, there has been so much upset about it. the republican leaders saying that donald trump is not

qualified. so then people who were republicans saying, what should i do? and a lot of democrats not liking hillary clinton so people are very upset about what their choices are and what they should be doing about it but it's also just rude and crude and yelling at each other and all the things we tell our children not to do. >> and speaking of that we are adults and feeling stress and our children are watching too. i had three around the tv last night and i know, matt, you're not just a political analyst, you're a father of four and this is having an impact on them, as well. >> i have ten brothers and sisters and it's had an impact, and the patterns of behavior that people have now watched in their adult leaders is not a good pattern of behavior that's been reflected i think in our children in this and the normalization of the sort of -- all the things we tell our kids, don't call names. don't get angry, they're seeing it in their leaders. >> i had my daughter yelling at the tv last night. she was reacting emotionally. >> teachers are saying this, as well. >> i was going to say we got a letter from our sixth grade daughter's teacher saying she had a debate with herself

whether or not to even teach the election. >> that's been a lot of stories about that and i have six grandkids and they are very much the same ages as your kids and they -- you know, there's a tremendous amount of conversation about it, as well. they really are aware of it in ways that you haven't seen before but they're puzzled about how to react to it. >> matt, i wonder what kind of impact it will have on election day. you know that both sides are now simply trying to fire up their supporters, and the question is is that going to work or are we going to see a high turnout or will people be turned off and walk away? >> i think we'll see the lowest turnout percentagewise we've seen in 16 years. we'll see a low percentagewise. i think the problem for this is the partisan bickering that's gone on between these two political campaigns has left out a majority of the country who really isn't bickering in that partisan way. i think the truth is, with all this emotion going on, we actually need more of a pastor initially than a president. >> so each candidate had a minute to make their case.

was there any chord of unity at all thaw hear last night? >> well, hillary clinton tried. i mean, she talked about the country is great because it's good and bringing new people together and that's what she has to do for the next 19 days. if she really is as far ahead in the polls as she looks like she is, she has to move to that position. >> they could take a page from abraham lincoln, his second inaugural address after the civil war after the civil war when he said, let's strive to bind the nation's wounds. that's what they need to do, bind the nation's wounds. >> will the voters follow? that's another question. thanks very much. coming up, thursday, tory johnson is here with the big "deals & steals." ♪ i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is proven to cure up to 99% of patients... ...who've had no prior treatment.

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next week. 70s at the coast and mid to upper 70s around the bay and low to mid-80s inland. tonight almost as cool, sprinkling of 40 inland and the accuweather seven-day forecast, coolest weather comes on monday and tuesday and those are all the best chances for wet weather. have a great day. all right.ay. time now for "deals & steals" for your kitchen and tory johnson is here with huge savings on everything you need to get cooking starting with an item for the grocery store. >> starting with the grocery store. so we partnered with this company, mighty hands. i didn't know you didn't necessarily know you were going to be put to extra work this morning. >> no, i did not. >> you're holding two mighty handles. each one of these little devices has this no slip grip that allows you to carry up to 50 pounds of groceries so i don't know if everybody can do that at home. >> you can walk home and get your exercise at the same time. >> there you go or you can at least get from the car to the door in one step. get four of these.

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good morning, i'm 8:27, i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. alexis smith has a look at your traffic. >> good morning. and it has not been an easy day on the roads and more problems to talk about. westbound 580 past hacienda, a motorcycle down and the fire department is there. and we had about a 20 minute bart delay but they got the equipment fixed. if you are

hi there. thanks for sticking around. we are at our lows for the morning. the hills in los gatos at 67. quick warming today. all of us near 70 by noon. the coast will pull back into the upper 60s this afternoon as the sea breeze kicked in and the rest in upper 70 toss low 80s. the big drop tomorrow is the coast and the bay and inland on saturday 60s to near 70 with a scattered chance of some showers monday and tuesday. reggie. >> we could use it, mike. thank you. we have another update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. join us every week day morning from 4:30 to 7:00.

stay right there. the news continues with "good morning america." and we are outside in times square and we have a great audience with us on this thursday. yes, we do. [ applause ] and, george, why don't you get us started. >> we're going to start with school picture day. a little throwback thursday. we all remember our class pictures growing up. oh, there he is. michael strahan. >> is that you? >> amy. >> oh. >> you look really happy to be at school. >> what was the matter with you? >> i think because i had a dress on. >> oh. >> another hint for you. i learned a long time ago about four years in you just delete all your old picture files and

they can never come up -- >> no. come on. >> you had that hair back then. >> i don't know where it is. >> you didn't submit one. >> you have to work on that. >> we'll have that coming up in just a bit. there is a reason why we're talking about school picture, a great story, 3-year-old kaley anne steinback is the hero we need. she took picture day to a whole new level when she dressed up as supergirl. and i love that she actually brought her sidekick, not so little actually. that's almost like a life-size sidekick. her action figure superman. kaley was given a lot of outfit choices by her mom. you could wear this dress or this outfit. she turned them all done and came up with a superhero outfit on her own and, of course, now it's trending big and the best part kaley says she loves all superheroes because she loves helping people. she is adorable. if you guys -- who was your

superhero growing up by the way. >> i really was a big fan -- well i like the whole justice league. i was a big fan but loved aquaman. >> i'm a spider-man guide. >> i'm a spider-man woman. i have the spider-man underroos. >> now you'll have to model them. >> i still have a pair to be honest with you. >> thank you for sharing. but it's great that her parents say, hey, that's what you want to wear, you be who you are. >> i think i would have had a smile on my face if my mom had let me do that. wherever you are right now. >> your school picture threw me off a little bit. >> and moving on to our next topic. how many of you listen to music to fall asleep? and so there's this thing they did that people who listen to a certain type of music can help combat insomnia. >> okay. >> they found if you select your

playlist of music it's better than going to a regular playlist that says, a sleep playlist and found that certain artists tend to help you battle insomnia, coldplay being one. [ applause ] johann sebasti johann sebastian bach being another. mozart. brian eno and ed sheeran. and what they hope, researchers are trying to do is pin down the consistent musical features that support you so if you want to combat insomnia, you know where to go. you have your own personalized list, it's not just a generalized list for everybody and helps you sleep better. >> something specific about coldplay and ed sheeran's music that was it their cadence? >> the cadence, you're teaching mere deeper than i know but i imagine the chords and cadence. >> i find i listen to the words. sometimes i start thinking about something that the words remind me of so better for me. >> i had words stuck in my head.

>> you always have -- >> i like white noise. i have a white noise machine and i actually have it on my phone so everywhere i go i actually ground noise. >> we have the white noise in our bedroom too. >> i'm really into this white noise thing. different colors. >> blackout shade, white noise. >> is yours like ocean. >> shhh. >> like the -- okay, all right. well, there you go. >> blackout shades and hear a few horns in the city, put me right out. >> as you're now learning, sleep, you take it where you can get it however you can. >> okay, we want to check back in with michael koenigs riding his bike across the country during the convention and keeping it up all through the election cycle. there he is. let's take a look. >> michael and this is the election cycle. legendary fearless diane sawyer

here. good to see you. >> my home number. call me with questions. >> thank you so much for everything. >> trumps were born in this house actually. >> how do you like trump? >> trump, what? >> i think he should win. >> i was all for trump until his bad mouthing. >> what do you want trump to say in this last presidential debate. >> nothing, he just keep his mouth shut and let him win. >> talk to a lot of folks. now we're zipping away. [ cheers and applause ] >> this has been so fun to watch. i love this idea. michael has done a terrific job and 600 miles so far and not done yet. this morning, michael is live from hoover dam. good morning to you, michael. [ cheers and applause ] >> what a shot. that is gorgeous. >> that is awesome. last night i know you were in las vegas. what did you find most people were talking about or we know what they were talking about. what did they have to say about

the debate and what they saw? >> a lot of people were surprised that trump wouldn't commit and as we were balking down the strip, it was a real interesting split, though, still people still don't love hillary necessarily and so we were just getting a very small, small sample, but no one comes out of vegas a winner and is it a tight competition last night? maybe a slight lead to hillary. >> michael, you've been talking to all different kinds of people all through the country. can you sum it up and think of one big thing you've learned from all those conversations? >> it is amazing how divided the country remains and we're going through cities and the countryside and a lot of these city, college campuses they're leaning toward hillary and when we get out on the country roads on some of these dirt paths, trump supporters are just as passionate so it's a divided country and we've got just 20 days or so to go and it's going to be a long ride.

>> pretty divided country. you had a chance to speak to flavor flav. any others? >> yeah, flavor flav endorsement could make a big difference here so sat down with him. he has a big old clock on and just seeing time, coming down to the wire, he was conscious of how much time the candidates spent on their answers, but he said he wears that clock so he knows and so the country knows, you know, how close this election is coming. >> well, you're doing a great job. i hope you're having a lot of fun as well. thanks for sharing your stories with us. i know you have more ride as head of election day. >> great job, michael, thank you. >> thank you, guys. long ride ahead. >> thank you, michael. coming up more "deals & steals." tory johnson will be back with big savings, everybody. there she is right there. tobacco companies knew that smoking kills. and they lied about it for decades. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay.

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tonight, trump, clinton, the final presidential debate in the book. trump needs a turnaround and clinton aims to hold on to her lead. with just 19 days to go this is where america turns. abc's "world news tonight" with david muir. >> we've got a lot of fans here. panic at the disco, thank you, guys, so much. you might have been nervous but you didn't sound it. >> thank you. >> not real nervous, though. >> have a good day.

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it is 8:59. good morning, i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. let's get over to meteorologist mike nicco. >> it is the warmest day this week. the 80s in the south bay. inland and east bay and mid to upper 70s and near 70 at the coast but cooler as we head into the afternoon hours. the sea breeze kicks in and drops us into the 60s and 70 this is weekend. a few showers monday and tuesday. >> alexis. >> a lot of the major trouble spots have cleared but heavy traffic out there. so looking live at the gorgeous day ahead here on the san mateo bridge and moving okay on the westbound side, but highway 4 to the maze 42 minutes and 19 minutes across the bay bridge and slight delay on southbound 101. time for "live with kelly." we'll be back at 11:00 a.m. for the midday ne.

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