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pan yarks we want to hear more. >> well, i mean, if done all truch was trying to broaden his appeal tonight, where in this speech did he do that? do you think he made a new appeal that african-americans will like? did he make the new appeal that women will like? will he-- did he make a new appeal that mexican americans, people of hispanic dissent will like? i think he talked directly to his base. and i don't see his message going much furthered than that. you know, i have always thought these debates are about more than just the issues. well, tonight you saw donald trump in full. >> john, i heard from another republican tonight who was predicting there would be more defekses tomorrow in the key, would be speaker paul ryan, not that he will defek but what will he do. >> what paul ryan does is very important. and the, you know, we'll just have to wait and see what he rate this debate. perhaps the most important member of the audience tonight. >> thank you.

ie much, bob schieffer. and from myself and gayle king, thank you so much for watching, for many of you, your local news t, next, and on the west, "60 minutes." >> we're getting on a plane heading back to new york. we'll see you in the morning on cbs this morning. >> take care.

i spent many years as a nuclear missile launch officer. if the president gave the order we had to launch the missiles, that would be it. i prayed that call would never come. [ radio chatter ] self control may be all that keeps these missiles from firing. [ sirens blearing ] i would bomb the [ beep] out of them. i want to be unpredictable. i love war. the thought of donald trump with nuclear weapons scares me to death. it should scare everyone. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message.

live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs "eyewitness news" at 11:00. >> it is -- it's just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the law in our country. >> was you'd be in jail.

>> secretary clinton, >> presidential candidates clash, donald trump and hillary clinton did not shake hands but they did trade plenty of jabs in their debate. i'm natasha brown. >> i'm jessica dean. the candidates sparred over the videotapes shows trump's crude conversations about women. the roughly to shake hands at the beginning of that debate was break from traditional debate decorum. weijia jiang is live with the latest for us. >> reporter: the burden was on donald trump to clean up an explosive controversy, which took up the first two questions of tonight's debate hillary clinton painted the supposed just another sxafl trump's personality and the tension only escalated from there. >> hillary clinton and donald trump did not shake hands at the start of their second presidential debate.

tone continued as the two answered questions about the video released friday. he was using vulgar language about women. >> it's locker room talk >> i think it's clear to anyone who heard it that it represents exactly who he is. >> trump then brought up sexual misconduct allegations paid against clinton's husband former president bill clinton >> he was impeached. he lost his license to practice law. he had to pay an 850,000 fine to one of the women, paula jones who is here >> i'm remind of what my friend michelle obama advised us, when they go low, you go high. >> trump also attacked clinton on her deleted e-mails >> you should be ashamed. >> anything to avoid talking about your campaign. >> reporter: while the candidates started off attack each other. the audience asked questions

about more substantive issues. including healthcare and muslim relations. clinton went after trump on his tax >> people like donald who paid soar for our taxes, 0 for our health and education >> did you use that to avoid paying the tacks. >> of course i did. so do all or most of her donor >> >> they have one last match-up next william >> one came from an audience about what they respect each other, clinton said he respects trump's children and he said he respects she's a fighter who doesn't give up. >> thank you so much. like the first presidential debate tonight's face-off was expected to have tens of millions of viewer, "eyewitness news" reporter trang do is live in south philly where some had a

front row seat watching tonight's debate. trang? >> roughly 30 people were here at the watching this debate on the big screen oftentimes just ating their popcorns and laughing as if they were watching a movie. many people telling me at times the debate was that both funny and disappointing and hear's what they had to say. >> the debate was pretty hilarious but not intentionally so. >> it was hard to watch. it was crazy factor both sides. i mean, obviously, there was a lot going on with donald trump. it was immature the way they would interrupt and yell. >> i'm interested in seeing what other kind of people or other views are coming out to see the debate, whether it's primarily democratic or republican, whatever the case is. yeah, just kind of trying to see what's being said and get a better idea of how the candidates are representing themselves >> the craziest thing i've seen

politically in this country. it's kind of beyond words at some point. >> reporter: the candidates will have one more chance to appeal national told voters with the if i think debate on october 19th. that will be at u n l v in los angeles. we're live in pennsport. trang do cbs3 "eyewitness news" >> thanks so much. we heard from some of the people who were watching the debate. we want to break down and get analysis on what you guys saw, we're joined by renee amor r. thanks for being with us, and jonathan sidel, a democratic analyst. let's start first with what i think everyone is talking about, which is the tone and tenor of this debate overall. renee, what struck you most watching that >> first of all donald trump to me was much better than the last debate. he was a little bit calmer. he's still interrupted because that's donald trump. still wasn't as bad as the first

one as far as i'm concerned. of course, my partner right here will probably disagree because he thought hillary was better. i'm not saying that. >> what about again, the tone and tenor but i'm talking to about the subject matter. there at the beginning. talking about rape and sexual accusations. the things you don't normally here at the beginning of a presidential debate. >> it took about 20 minutes until he said maybe he didn't do it. i don't think i've ever seen anyone sink so low as donald trump did during those 90 minutes of the debate. it was, all this information he accused hillary of everything including being the second shooter on the grassy noll. it was a sad commentary on politics that both of us love and devoted our life to >> there was a lot of talk to the bases for each of these candidates. in terms of the people said i can't vote for either of them, i'm sitting this election out.

do you think this motivated that voter to get up on the couch and to go either way and say i'm voting for him or her >> if you watched hillary's performance, she talked about the issues. she talked about her history, her long history of helping children and carrying about the future of this great country. i think if you listened to donald trump, you said to yourself, can this man lead the most powerful nation in the world? the answer, anyone, i think, should be no. and if that answer is no for him. you got one other choice, and that's secretary clinton. i think she did well for herself as to the issues. >> don't get me started. the bottom line is i don't think hillary was that great. very much on the defense. just like she pushed her button, very offensive, that's why she smiles to act like she's not upset. she is it a lot of talk. not a lot of substance. >> let's talk about ballot races, what we mean by that is

how the effect of the two candidates at the top of the ticket are going to affect state races like the senate race we have going on in pennsylvania which is very tight between pat toomey and katie mcginty. how does trump help or hurt pat toomey >> it's difficult for pat toomey. it's two women being the top of the democratic ticket and people are concerned about that, especially on our side and it is going down one point, ten points, depends on how many people come out and vote. that's the bottom line. but it is a serious issue and i'm concerned. >> jonathan, what about for katie mcginty. >> i think you'll find that the counties and philadelphia led by congressman brady, we're going to punch out our vote. what you saw the average philadelphian and westmoreland and allegheny county are going to say i cannot have trump as prejudiced in the end, we got

qualified people, people running on state level, qualified woman running for miss mcginty for the senate. i believe we're going to have a clean sweet. i think it's because we got the best candidates. best candidates >> i guess we will find out on election day. guys, one more debate. thank you so much to both of you for staying up late with us. don't forget, we're not too far from just a few more weeks to go. we will continue to keep you updated here on cbs3 and any time at cbsphilly.com. >> thank you very much jessica and all of our guests there in election central. meantime the other story of the night that has people talking disappointment in detroit, the eagles fault their way back from a first half deficit. but it was not enough to beat the lions, let's bring in don bell >> this is not the way you want

the go. think about how you feel on monday morning before you have that cup of coffee. that's how they played in the first half. slow and lethargic. eagles taking on detroit right now, they trailed by 11 at the half. then, later on, ryan mathews, scoots to the outside and fumbles mid field and the lions recover. at that point, the eagles were up, mat the praert gets the ball. carson and the birds looking for a game winning drive, wentz standing delivering, throwing deep. but picked off by darius slay. the eagles with their first turnover of the year and they have two 77 seconds apart. the birds lose 24-23. here's doug pederson on the first career interception by wentz. >> i personally feel like he got short term memory. he's going to look at the tape and make the corrections and be on to next week. kind of glad he got the

interception out of the way >> it wasn't a perfect throw. obviously, i tried to give nelson a chance to make a play. i left it too far outside. the guy, corner back made a great play. he made a great play and sealed the win for them >> the eagles fall three and one. still a very good record. coming up later in sports, how the eagles defense turns things around in the second half. again, second half, they were great. the first half, not so much and they paid for it in the end. >> thank you so much, don, we'll see you later. no loss obviously is fun for eagles fans but always tougher when you give up the lead late in the game. "eyewitness news" anita oh talks to some disappointed birds fan after the clock hit 0. >> reporter: a weak start, stronger come back. a disappointing day for the philadelphia eagles. >> defensively it was the low for us for sure. >> reporter: a loss four games in was not the way he wanted to celebrate his 28th birthday

>> not good. not good. we're a little upset. the worse place was ryan matthew fumble. >> the match-up should have been an easy win for the birds says lifelong eagles fan, >> the eagles were going to win comfortably by at least ten >> lions fans agreed >> the lions always blow it. i expected them to. >> reporter: the eagles may be to blame. >> going in, it's like got a little cocky over the bi- week. >> with 12 games to go, this certainly isn't the end for the eagles or loyal fan base >> of course i believe in the eagles. bad loss but storm on. >> reporter: as fox and hound in center city. anita oh cbs3 "eyewitness news." don't worry, we'll get them next time.

>> counting down, one of atlantic city's iconic story. matthew isn't a hurricane anymore but it has left behind damage of historic proportion. we'll take you to the hardest hit area >> we'll break out the winter coat. a brisk columbus day holiday and your full forecast coming. imagine a driver's surprise when they noticed this stuck in the grill of their car. a very lucky bird

♪ coverage of the presidential debate continues. republican candidate donald trump told audience he'd never assaulted women after getting question about the video that

surfaced friday. before the debate he appeared in an event with women who accused former president bill clinton of rape and unwanted sexual advances. in a news conference one of those women said trump will make america great again. hillary clinton's campaign responded to trump's meeting with the accusers by calling it a destructive race to the bottom. she arrived in st. louis earlier to prepare for tonight's debate and her camp said she was ready to handle whatever trump threw her way, as you heard, weijia jiang mention earlier. the last question in the debate came from a gentleman in the audience and he asked each candidate to name one thing they respected about one another. >> i respect his children. his children are incredibly able and devoted and i think that says a lot about donald. i don't agree with nearly anything else he says or does but i do respect that. i believe that is something that

as a mother and grandmother is very important to me. >> i will say this about hillary. she doesn't quit. she doesn't give up. i respect that. i tell it like it is. she's a fighter. i disagree with much of what she's fighting for. i do disagree with her judgment and many cases. but she does fight hard and she doesn't quit and doesn't give up and i consider that to be a very good trait. >> stay with cbs3 and cbsphilly.com for continuing coverage. in just a matter of hours, the trump taj mahal casino in will close its doors for good. this is officially the final night of operations for the 26-year-old casino. the casino will shut down at 5:59 monday morning, owners blamed the lower 54 union for closing the casino. workers were on strike outside

of that casino for more than 100 days demanding better benefits. fire crews rushed to the scene of a house fire in delaware county. eyewitness video here shows flames shooting from the home on the 500 block of bethel avenue in upper chichester about 6:30 this evening, no word on injuries or a cause just yet. hurricane matthew has officially been downgraded to a post tropical to cyclone. matthew's winds are diminishing at this hour along the north carolina coast but water level it's will remain elevated. the flooding there is unprecedented with entire communities under water. the death toll in the u.s. climbed to at least 18 people. nearly half of those victims are in north carolina. more than 500 people were killed as the storm passed over haiti. this bald eagles lucky to be alive after looking at this video, became stuck in the grill of a car in clay county florida yesterday.

the eagles was rescued after the driver pulled over and called for help. it's now recovering at a nearby wildlife sanctuary. that's good news. lauren casey joining us and just watching matthew come all the way up the coast and the destruction is left in it'sth path, it's nice to know things are quieting down >> moving away from the u.s. coastline. we did have some of that moisture from matthew build in and provide rain chances, the triggering mechanism was a cold front but it was enhanced by the moisture that brought us rainfall. skies have cleared on out, the air is crisp and it is a little bit chilly and feels like temperatures will be falling down into the 30's overnight tonight. sunny and brisk monday in store and a slow warming trend. rainfall totals this is just since midnight, not even counting yesterday. rainfall totals cape may picking up over two inches, atlantic

city about an inch and a quarter. it has been a rainy go. check out this total in georgetown delaware. 15 inch, dover 11 inches, these totals about a third of our average annual rainfall in some of these areas falling just in the last 30 days. i think we're going to enjoy sunshine tomorrow albeit it will be crisp and cool. high temperature at 64. keeping that breeze around for our columbus day especially for the first half of the day. there's that moisture from matthew off to the north and east. clear sky conditions patchy low clouds as we look off to the north and wests otherwise quiet. peak wind gusts, blustery, winds gusting to 37 miles per hour in philadelphia. 41 miles per hour in dover. we still do have pretty hardy wind speeds with higher gusts

adding. 56 in philadelphia. down to the middle 40's in the poconos and some low 50's in the lehigh valley. overnight tonight, temperatures are going to be down right chilly falling down to 37 in mount pocono. 41 in allentown. 40 in reading, 46 overnight low in philadelphia. and some of our feels like temperatures as we head into monday morning luckily some of us have off. at holiday. stay in bed. feels like temperatures down into the upper 30's in philadelphia. along the i95 corridor feeling like 20s as you wake up in some of the higher elevations as we head to the second half. temperatures will quickly rebound. chilly overnight tonight probably can't even keep the windows open, 46, mostly clear. and across the region tomorrow, a lot of bright sunshine, breeziest conditions will be across shore points, 62 the high temperature, not bad in the

poconos. it might be a good day to get out for a high. can check out some foliage. low across much of the delaware valley, moderate change as we lock up towards some of the higher elevations. warming things up just a touch, 67. up to 70 seasonal by wednesday, few more clouds as we head to thursday. but not a rain chance in the seven-day forecast. cooler air does return as we head to the end of the week with a high temperature at 66 on friday. >> look at all the sunshine. >> thanks, lauren. don bell is here. do you think the eagles are still analyze the loss at this hour. >> 100 percent. it was a slow start and fast finish. we will talk about the katie v/she stays late.rd.

but she gets paid 21% less than her male coworkers. pat toomey has voted time after time against equal pay for women, against pay that helps hard working families get ahead. katie o/c: for my daughters and yours, i'll fight for equal pay for women. families need it; you've earned it. katie v/o: i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message because it's your turn to get ahead.

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