way. >> this is news 3 today. >> good morning, it is 4:29 on this tuesday, the day after the big debate last night. >> i know. as we're taking a live look out of las vegas, just another reminder, the third and final presidential debate. it is nice when you hear your city on live t debate in a minute. right now, we want to check out that forecast for late september. >> we are watching some systems moving up from the south. clouds will be increasing today across the area and we've got chances for rain in the forecast. here is what you can expect as you're heading out the door this morning. mostly sunny skies to start. 9:00 a.m., 86 by noon, that's our expected high today.

forecast. >> you're telling the enemy everything you're going to do. no wonder, you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> go to the fact checkers. >> we're unpacking a lot here and we're still in the issue of achieving prosperity. >> donald versus hillary. tracy breaks it down. >> hillary clinton on what came out. >> to get the economy to work for every day. >> donald trump on what didn't, bill clinton's infidelity. >> were you tempted to? >> i was very tempted.

in infrastructure and clean energy. >> all talk, no action. >> trump tax imports and lower business practices. >> trumped up, trickle down. trickle down did not work. >> trump challenged to release his tax returns. >> when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted. >> there's something he's hiding. >> trump unapologetic for how he does business. >> the thousands of people that you have your business do they not deserve some kind of apology? >> i take advantage of the law of the nation. >> questioning president obama's birth place. >> i want to get on to defeating isis. clinton doubled down on what trump said about women. >> he has called women pigs, slobs and dogs. >> rosie o'donnell, i said tough

everybody would agree that she deserves it. >> donald trump said there was something wrong with his microphone and he talked about it after the debate. >> they also gave me a defective mic, did you notice that? >> my mic was defective within >> his lovely wife standing with him after the debate in what they call the spin room. >> there was a lot of spin after that. donald trump who has butted heads with moderators in the past.

>> you thought the questions were fair? >> yes. >> it was in line with the expectations that were set on the commission on presidential debate. >> let's focus on what a lots of students thought. they gathered to watch the debate and they say it was pretty much what most people expected. >> they were over pines high school last night. many of the students are on debate teams themselves, they seemed to agree that they didn't have any big gotcha moments, the debate not the big showdown that they anticipated. >> hillary came out a lot taller

today. >> donald trump did go over his two minute mark a lot of times, which i think did hurt him. >> there's a little bit analysis, but it is only 4:35 this morning and we're just getting started. some of the lighter side, the funnier side, the trending side, if you will, the sniffles trending this morning. we'll get into donald trump and the sniffles in just a bit. we want to give you a heads up, thate' political experts this afternoon online. as long as you're able to logon, you'll be able to join us for the town you will ha. we have much more live team coverage and analysis this morning as we're on until 7:00 in the morning. >> a man accused of shooting a man inside a local starbucks restaurant expected in court

rending to police on sunday. he reportedly went into that starbucks after his credit card was declined in the drive through. when he went inside to confront the cashier, a regular, a man in his 40s, apparently got into a verbal argument, that's when shots rang out. the man in his 40s did die later at the hospital. garcia, a convicted felon, he was convicted assault. he was given probation and violated that probation and then charged with burglary. we're hearing about the fight to save the man who was shot inside that starbucks after the suspect walked outside and surrendered to police. frantic customers worked to revive the man police say garcia shot and killed. other customers tried to find another way out and some stayed

touch me. we're like, sir, if you don't let us help you, you're going to die. i went in and i did cpr and we kept going that way until the ambulance asked us, do you think he's beyond help and he said yes. >> he says he wants to get his life back to normal. it was a traumatic experience for him, as you can imagine. >> it is now in another local case that's captivated the community. metro is going to shell out six figures to a man who was shot by an officer almost six years ago. the department will pay $400,000. >> attorneys say the officers shot him in the leg in the year 2012 after he mistook a baseball hat with metallic stickers on it for a gun. we did get gordon's reaction to

>> he knew he was wrong. if i can take a deep breath, nobody is on my back watching me. i can just start over. >> this is from years ago that we did the interview, and then his most latest interview by phone, which you just heard. he went on to say,e' surgery as a result of that gun shot wound. >> amazing rescue caught on video. a man says this was not his fault. we'll tell you what he is doing coming up. >> football is a tough game. but falcons and team members and

this was the big debate and we're going to take you to the

it impacted the mraps for a little while. they got back into their royal duties and continued just yesterday arriving in bella, about ella. their meeting with members did go on as scheduled.

they watched as members as another community performed. >> getting back to baseball. we're going to show you what one player did last night during the game. >> let me just say, it is probably the last time i ever get a word in. i've been doing t and i would be proud to be your coach. >> thank you. >> auditions continue on "the voice." we're going to see her in action

>> as we're enjoying tremendous weather around here. look at how they have been hammered in san antonio. all of that rain leading the

on top of. it is hard to watch a dramatic rescue like that. trying to climb on top of the car. he does regain his composure, they end up being able to bring him to safety, where he eventually does walk on dry land. he just moved to san antonio from out of state and his gps led him straight into the flooded area. >> the gps probably didn't know there was a lot of water on the roadway there. >> i s >> school and offices are closed on taiwan and people have been evacuated as a large typhoon approaches that island. the typhoon expected over the entire mountainous island. landfall forecast for this afternoon, this is taiwan's fourth typhoon of the year, and we're not out of hurricane season in the united states. >> so, so back-to-back examples

chamber of commerce matter. you can eat lunch or dinner outside around here. >> i even took a swim yesterday. >> yesterday seemed a little bit warmer than normal. it turns out it wasn't much normal than normal. >> not much. only two degrees above normal. 91 degrees normal. 89 for this time of year and temperatures are going to be cooler as we get into today and tomorrow. why? increasing clouds. yesterday. it was a tonf in the pool, maybe a little cool by some people's standards. we did have highs in the 90s. summerland you're at 70 degrees. henderson coming in at 69. winds not going to be an issue for us today. this is our concern here and as we take a look at the satellite radar picture, this low pressure system building in from the

near lake havasu. the showers starting to creep in as we get into the overnight. increasing clouds. 90 degrees, still a degree above normal. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy skies, we will have a chance for showers late. 70 degrees, that's our overnight low tonight. definitely warmer than normal. we do have chances for showers, maybe even a few thunderstorms in the forecasfo and thursday. wednesday's high will take a dip there. getting into the weekend, the sunshine returns, we're also dealing with breezy conditions as we head into art in the park for boulder city. >> happening today, a march is going to be held for a man killed by police in tulsa some two weeks ago. the reverend and the national action network are the ones putting this march together.

killed by officer betty shelby on september 16th. shelby has since been charged with manslaughter, the marchers today say they will protest african american stereotypes, particularly the phrase bad dude, which crutcher was -- which the officer was referring to crutcher in that terminology. we heard that exact same phrase from that police helicopter was hovering above the scene the night that crutcher was killed. rarely do you see football players from opposing teams holding hands before a football game. that's exactly what we saw last night in new orleans as the saints hosted falcons on monday night football. they formed a giant circle. this was after the national anthem, you can see players from opposing teams holding hands, apparently this came from sean

falcons head coach saying can we do this. the message of unity following the recent police shootings in tulsa and charlotte. this is a different way to say we understand what's going on in america, but a different way than actually sitting down for the national anthem. >> the miami marlins honoring the memories of jose fernandez. they did so less than 48 hours after his sudden death. they ebbeded on. the entire team ended up wearing fernandez's number 16 jersey. during the game, the marlins gordon hit a home run and was crying as he ran the bases. the 24-year-old pitcher from cuba, was not just an ace, not just a star, but he is was immensely popular in south florida, so this is a tremendous

fans, it is such a tragic story. >> i've never seen a baseball player crying as he rounds the bases after a home run like that. that was very emotional. >> the man facing charges for setting a prominent oak tree on fire appears in court. 29-year-old has been charged with des is a krags of venerable object. the fire damaged oak tree as football fs victory over lsu. initially arrested for public intoxication, but auburn police said that witnesses identified him in connection with the tree's burning. it shows a man walking up to an oak tree and setting toilet paper hanging from the tree on fire. why is it covered in toilet paper? that's tradition at auburn university after victories from their football team.

over the oak trees. >> he lives in auburn. >> maybe he's a fan of the opposing team. >> we don't know. motive is a big question in this case. we know he's of german decent. two workers are firing back. filing a class action lawsuit against the bank. they are looking for california, they were fired or demoted for refusing to open the fake accounts. wells fargo taking the heat in front of congress. bipartisan support against the ceo of wells fargo, which is rare to do these days in washington, d.c.

>> 4:51 now. actor tom hanks watching a new campaign called hidden heroes, generating stronger support for military and veteran caregivers, sponsored by elizabeth dole. tom hanks is going to be on the today show later this morning after news 3 today to talk about his campaign. >> we he expect this morning. the take away from the first debate clash. and we'll get reaction when senator tim kaine and governor mike pence join us live. oscar winner tom hanks, samuel l. jackson and mandy moore are

morning. >> 4:52. the blind auditions on the voice. here is a sneak peek at one of the singers who got most of the judges to turn around. [music] [singing] >> got miley and alicia to turn around. he didn't. >> what's your name? >> i'm jealous. >> that's why you didn't push, because you're jealous. >> you're the dumbest person i have ever known. >> blake fought to get aaron on

miley. >> at 4:53, that's go back to hours ago and the big presidential debate. what the candidates were saying on stage, but there was something else that started trending immediately and that was sniffles by donald trump. >> that persisted and it quickly started being media. what is donald trump saying this morning about the sniffling, we're checking in with the experts live starting in a matter of minutes. >> it looked like the mouth was very close to his mouth and every time you could hear him breathe in. >> she was suspended for something that children and even adults do over time. she said it was over a picture of water.

who says it was wrong to suspend her. >> the capped dates clashed on

>> they say this picture is worth a thousand words. she says that she saw discolored

she took a picture and posted it on twitter and facebook, a short time later, she's called into the office. >> dozens of students as a result. >> she looked into it, says that she found out the high school administrators did not report the water issue maintenance. this particular student is just trying to get to the bottom of business. >> 4:57 and we're going to have

>> first debate, the experts pull out their score cards this morning. we have what's trending from

>> also suspect in course. the man police say opened fire in a local starbucks, he's going to face a judge today. hear about the charges he's been convicted of in his past. >> a special tribute. an emotional gathering for the florida marlins player who lost his life in a sudden accident. major league baseball players on the field like we have seen them before. >> good morning, it is 5:00 on this tuesday. it is the day after the big debate. >> i still see like it would be great to have popcorn. we are monitoring what everyone is talking about this morning. whether it was donald trump or hillary clinton. we have live coverage with not only what average americans are saying, but all of the experts are saying in this morning after.