maria: no handshake to start the debate. and they didn't warm up to each other during it. hillary clinton and donald trump clash in a heated second debate. good evening. i'm maria stephanos. nichole: and i'm nichole berlie. trump answering questions for the first time about that videotape that's rocked the campaign. live in st. louis missouri. emily: yes, the tone was set hear from the first second. it started with the biggest story of the campaign season. >> this was locker room talk. i'm not proud of it. i apologize to my family. i apologized to the american people. i am not proud of it, but this

women, what he thinks about women, what he does to women. emily: clinton comes out swinging. but trump came right back, blaming clinton over the deletion of e-mails while she was eight and said that he would take steps to prosecutor. >> because, you know what, people have been -- their >> everything you said is absolutely false, but i'm not surprised. i was told that it would be impossible to be fact checking donald all the time. it is just awfully good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge of the line our country. emily: they begin to tangle over

terrorists. >> she complains that donald trump took advantage of the tax code. whitey didn't you change it when you are centered -- why didn't you change while your senator? >> i been in favor of getting rid of carried interest for years, starting when i was senator from new york. but that is not the point here. >> why didn't you do it? why didn't you do it? emily: they spoke about syria. >> he and i haven't spoken and i disagree. >> you disagree with your running mate. >> i would knock out isis. emily: donald trump is expected to be at events in pennsylvania tomorrow.

has events in michigan. nichole: and a surprise from trump before the debate. he met with women who have accused former president bill clinton of rape and unwanted sexual advances. that included paula jones, juanita broaddrick, and kathleen willey. bill clinton never faced any criminal charges, and a lawsuit over an alleged rape was dismissed. he did settle a lawsuit with one of the women who claimed maria: our political analysts maryanne marsh for the democrats and rob gray for the republicans are here. let's break this down. 20 minutes into the debate. no real talk of issues. attacking each others character over and over again. the donald trump tape. bill clinton's past. was that effective? marianne: donald trump made a statement. a trusted change the subject from the tape we also on friday night. he wanted to go in not having that on the table.

springer-like start to the debate. i actually think that trump's locker room talk defense did allow people to move on. they were almost uncomfortable staying on a too long. the last hour of the debate was fairly substantive. so trump may have likely moved beyond it. maria: but enough to close the gap that seems to be widening? marianne: trump spent the whole debate talking to his base. you have 30 days to go. and he didn't do anything to move the poll numbers. hillary clinton had a better first debate than tonight, but she made no mistakes and she made her case. maria: can he change this? rob: 29 days in politics might as well be -- no one donald

she is a c++ debater. maria: it will be interesting to see what the goals are later this week. thank you for being here. nichole: donald trump's lewd comments about women are now a major issue in the senate race in new hampshire. both candidates, senator kelly ayotte and governor maggie hassan appearing together in manchester today never shaking hands. ayotte is one of many republicans to drop their support for trump after the 2005 video surfaced the senator, even saying she favors trump dropping out of the race. >> i cannot vote for donald trump based on what he set on those tapes and the actions he talks about in the states, that talk about assault against women. nichole: ayotte's democratic rival calling the flip-flop political self-preservation. governor hassan says nothing about trump has changed since

donald trump will be back in new hampshire this week. he will hold a rally on saturday in portsmouth. the event starts at noon. first lady michelle obama will be in new hampshire on thursday, supporting hillary clinton and tim kaine. the event will happen in concord. full details have not been released yet. maria: breaking news, an arrest in the murder of an elderly man in orange. newscenter 5's juli mcdonald is there live with the breaking juli: a man then the woman are a police custody in virginia tonight. although the arrests may bring some closure to neighbors. there is a family in this orange community mourning their grandfather, and supporting his widow in her recovery. the town of orange breathes a sigh of relief tonight, after two people were arrested out of state in connection to a deadly

23-year-old joshua hart and 27-year-old brittany smith face charges including murder, attempted murder, home invasion, and armed robbery. massachusetts state police detectives issued arrest warrants for the two, who were then apprehended by the rockbridge county sheriff's department in virginia. orange neighbors were stunned and devastated wednesday when 95-year-old thomas harty was found dead in his east river street home. his 75-year-old wife joanna fisher, was flown to the hospital with serious injuries. as the investigation began, the northwestern district attorney's office released an image of a toyota corolla similar to one belonging to the orange couple. it was stolen from their home following the murder. investigators have also recovered that vehicle in virginia. joshua hart and brittany smith

to bail. no word yet on a motive, or when the suspects will return to massachusetts to be arraigned. nichole: so it's gone. maria: red sox game come and gone until tomorrow. mike: matthew died away over the carolina coast. maria: it gave us a little gift. maria: we needed the rain. mike: we are kind of whining it down right now. it makes its way to the north. still a few light scattered showers, but not much. south shore, a little bit more going on. most of what is actually happening is down by the cape. by 1:00, we are down to just this little area of rain. here's the other thing to watch. look at the skies clearing away by three cop in the morning. you know what is good to happen then. temperatures will drop like a rock. we will start the day with some

nicely. in boston, we drop-off into the 40's. we will show you when the temperatures warm back up to the 70's. >> just want to come out and play and find a win. that's the most of what a thing. nichole: yes it is. that's tom brady's first reaction , to getting back on the field. after he once again led the patriots to victory. maria: newscenter 5's ed harding is live in cleveland and ed you saw it all. he was humble in victory as he frequently is. but this patriot team has been like a race car. the first quarter of the season without brady driving it, it moved, spot and sputtered. today, when brady jumped into that race car, man, doesn't fly. take it asked man, does it fly. take a look. a loud conclusion.

got 20,000 fans with us and 50,000 against us. we've just a two run out and play. i want to do the best job i can for this city, for all of new england and for my teammates. i think there is plenty out there. i can do a lot better in a lot of areas. i thought the team played very well. it's fun to be part of it. : you got the feeling, when he walked the line of scrimmage, all he saw was the face of roger goodell. >> there's no point at looking back in anything. whether you won super bowl bowls and loss chairmanship games are the last four weeks, none of it matters. ed: 406 yards, three touchdowns later and no interceptions, it's on to cincinnati. >> i'm just trying to play a

ed: we are live in cleveland. over my shoulder is jim brown. he looked into the stadium today and saw another pretty good one playing for the patriots. nichole: no double header for boston sports fans tonight. that's because the rain washed-out the red sox at fenway park. game 3 of the american league division series will be played tomorrow at 6pm. the sox need 3 straight wins over cleveland to advance to the league championship ~ next story ~ right now police in roxbury are still looking for whoever shot a nine-year-old on a playground. police say the girl was playing on a roxbury playground on annunciation road. she was hit when shots were fired just after 1:00 this morning. she is expected to recover. police say there was a party in a nearby parking lot at the time.

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nichole: flood rescues down south. life-threatening flooding, is expected to linger for days, from hurricane matthew. that storm is moving into the ocean. newscenter 5's todd kazakiwich is here with a new look at the damage left behind. todd: a washed out roads following a car. pros, notice the bundle under the woman's arm. it's her baby. this is -- as rescuers approach, notice the bundle under the woman's arm. it's her baby. in north carolina, 14 inches of rain swamped the area. >> our stay is facing major destruction. and sadly, loss of life.

it gave the impression there was no danger when in fact it has been extremely dangerous. todd: it includes fire come in this case engulfed in a house in headers. holmes show the scars of wind powerful enough to rip off the siding and knock out the power. star howling storm blowing transformers and ripping down power lines in a charlestown. the death toll here in the u.s. stands at 18 people. the carolinas are bracing for days of fighting. portions of i-95 in north carolina are still close -- still closed. nichole: tonight, the suspect accused of killing two officers in palm springs, california is

heavily armed when he was arrested this morning, after a 12-hour standoff. they say felix shot the officers during a domestic disturbance call last night. officers jose vega and lesley zerenby were killed. a third officer was hurt, but is expected to recover. maria: new details tonight on a frightening train derailment on -- an armed robbery in an alabama donut shop, caught on camera. the store owner fighting back with what she had on hand. the store owner says, when she saw the hooded man he tried to hide his face. then he ordered two donuts but when she opened the register, he pulled out a steel pipe. so she grabbed a batter mixer and tried to fight him off. despite her efforts the robber still got money from the register, and ran off. investigators are still

as multiple customers report their replacement galaxy note7's caught fire. now retailers at&t and t-mobile have stopped selling and exchanging the replacement phone. instead, consumers can change in their note7 for other devices. samsung says they are working to see if a safety problem exists. maria: it rainy day out there. we can't complain. we might. [laughter] mike: we've been talking about matthew for nine and a half days. that's how long it took to clear across from the atlantic to the caribbean to the coast of florida, through the carolinas and eventually we got a little piece of it here. most of the cape stuff is working its way offshore as we speak. it will take a little bit, but we will get it out of here. look at the rainfall totals. in nantucket, over three inches

wind gusts in this area anywhere between 50 and 60 miles per hour today. new bedford, more than two inches of rain. hyannis coming in at 1.9. pretty serious rains it there. you can see were the heaviest was, right here in the purple areas. even in the blue, some serious areas of rainfall totals. as i look back on the records, this looks like it could be the west day -- the the entire year. by 3:00 a.m., a few showers in the outer cape. clear skies moving in. and the temperatures will drop. then we warm up tomorrow. tomorrow night, it will cool back down again and we could see more frost. tuesday morning, look at these temperatures into the mid-30's. it could be a hard freeze out in the western part of the state. right now, it's still [indiscernible]

matthew. it is because of cold air flowing in here. check it out right now. 44 and hyannis, 46 miles per hour in nantucket, 25 in boston. overnight, the wind will stay busy and at least into tomorrow. that's why the weather service has issued a wind advisory for gusts up to 50 miles an hour. sunny good it will be especially breezier the morning. 58 to 62. with the northerly went to 2020, it will not feel that one to you. you'll need a light jacket market -- northerly wind from 10 to 20, it will not feel that warm to you.

out there appeared the strong list would will be during the morning. as you go through the day, they hold fairly strong, especially in the cape and the islands. tuesday, morning lows on the cold side. we will start off with 30's on tuesday morning. read all that sunshine, we warm up nicely. wednesday, another one of those cool starts send a beautiful finish with 64 degrees. with limited moisture, i am not expecting too much rain out of that one, but the threat will be out there. upper 50's and 60's. refreshing fall like weather. for the next seven days, the only shot of rain will be tuesday night. we may need to dry out a lot it -- a little bit. you still that part of tomorrow

return today in cleveland. maria: patriots fans are happy. mike lynch joins us next with highlights from the victory over the browns and how brady felt abou >> monday morning on the eye, cutting your breast cancer risk in the kitchen. >> three foods you should have on the list. >> matthew moves out, a chilly

kelly ayotte: let's be honest - clinton are far from perfect... and i'm not perfect either. but when partisan politicians shut down the government, i led the fight to reopen it. i've worked to find solutions to new hampshire's heroin epidemic. and i've crossed the aisle to protect new hampshire's clean air and clean water. i've been called a problem solver by independent groups, and ranked as one of the most bipartisan senators. i'm kelly ayotte - and i approve this message, republicans, democrats, or independents,

interviewer: what would you do with fand a smartphone?ll man: check the scores. woman 1 : uh, probably post a pic. woman 2: text a friend. interviewer: how about register to vote? man: really? galvin: you can. five minutes online and a massachusetts driver's license is all it takes to register so you can vote for our next president. go to register to vote m-a dot com. it's that easy. galvin: register by

mike: so try on these numbers. 28 for 40, 406 yards and 3 touchdowns. plenty of wd40 no rust at all for tom brady who picked apart the browns in cleveland en route to a 33-13 win in his return and thousands of new englanders made the trip out to welcome tom brady.

pass. secondly, pass complete. part of the game plan, perhaps? it worked both? times. watch brady block off a couple of receivers. 14-7 patriots and they are on their way. brady went for a couple of long boston. this one for 43 yards. another one later yards and that set of touchdown pass number two. 53 have seven was the score at the break. then brady to bennett again in the third quarter of 10 finds bennett and bennett does the rest. third touchdown reception of the afternoon. patriots are up 30 have been seven.

30-7. use see some guys -- you see some guys do this quite a bit. patriots win a 33-13. >> i got there and try to do the best that i can do. i know my teammates expect that of me. that's what i'm going to -- i expect that out of them. i expect them to do their job. do. >> is our leader. he is our guy. he came out here and did what we had to do as an offense as a whole. we started wednesday on practice and we came out and executed as. mike: red sox fans. if you had tickets for todays game they are good for tomorrow nights game. if you have tickets for tomorrow night they are not good for

the game number on your ticket. game 3 tomorrow game 4 tuesday. there was no way the red sox were going to play today with the weather conditions at fenway park. tomorrow night at 6:08. clay buchholz will get the ball. and they will try to get back in this series. >> mark on the ground. goes to second. throw to first. but here comes a runner. it's over! the blue jays are moving on! mike: the good news about this is, if the red sox come back,

if toronto wins again, they get one in a walkoff. ed hardy will be joining us. we've got lots to talk about with the red sox and the patriots. andrea did a great interview with rob halloran last week. that's coming up on sportscenter 5 ot. maria: thanks. nichole:

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