6:00 -- final face-off. the last presidential debate getting a little more personal. the big question lingering, what will donald trump do if he loses? thank you for joining us on abc, i'm dan shaffer. >> i'm deiah riley. one of the most talked about moments from last night, donald trump refusing to say if he will accept the results of reaction also. first traffic and weather together with ivan cabrera. >> i vote for good weather. >> fantastic weather for today no question about it. as we head into the weekend, big chill still on the way here and it's going to -- am i crooked? i feel like it. 68 tampa. and widespread mid-60s so a

so we'll get back into the upper 80s by 4:00. nowhere near that coming up for this weekend. in fact i'll show you florida temperatures and then widen out. there's the cold front across the mid-section, so still a couple of warm days ahead. then this cold blast comes in. i'll let you know how cool we get over the weekend, in a few minutes. good morning. a crash at i-275 and gandy had most of 275 in st. pete blocked overnight. this is the scene earlier this morning. it possible fatal crash, we're still working to get more details on exactly what happened and who was involved. but all of that crash scene has been cleared and if you're heading out the door right now traffic is flowing nice lease at 275 and gandy. this is up to speed in both directions, 70 from bridge-to- bridge. we have one crash still in the

reports of roadblock, this is just east of 275 but again, 275 in that area looking great. i-275 in hillsborough county right through downtown tampa up to speed in both directions. back to you. almost 6:02. democracy 2016 -- there's one line everyone's talking about. the most from last night's debate. >> so >> you promise you will 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. >> the loser concedes to the winner and the country comes together in part for the good of the country. are you saying you're not prepared to -- >> what i'm saying is i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense. >> even after being pressed trump still wouldn't say if he'll accept the results of the election. but did say that clinton should

stage and when talking to reporters afterwards. >> it was horrifying what he said. on the debate stage tonight. we've had had hot contested elections going back to the very beginning. but one of the hallmarks is that we accept the outcomes of our election. >> clinton also lis was not winning. including criticizing emmys for not recognizing celebrity apprentice. >> it's terrible. if you go with what hillary is saying in the ninth month you can take the baby and rip the baby out of the womb of the mother. just prior to the birth. >> this is one of the worst --

birth abortions. trump vowed to appoint a pro- life justice to the supreme court. at 6:30 we fact check the claims the candidates made on immigration and gun control. hurricane matthew dealing another blow to elections in florida. the storm already extended voter registration in our state. now we're learning that rain and wind damaged more than 1,500 mail-in ballots in volusia county. many now soaked, torn and tattered and possibly unable to be read by a voting machi. replace it. officials sending them out to anyone who requests one. we're learning surveillance video could help investigators as they determine how a polk county prisoner, david ross, was able to escape from a work detail. >> in the process he took a corrections officer hostage. abc action news reporter rodney dunigan live at mosaic park in bartow where this all happened.

>> reporter: four other prisoners in fact. the police chief in bartow tells us that when the prisoners were finally able to escape they were able to call for help. >> they went to a young lady had her car and having lunch and told her what happened and call police. that's what happened and that's who called us. >> the police chief says noon yesterday david ross was on a work detail near shank on corrections officer jeffrey wexroad, locked up four other police officers into a room at the park. stole a city truck and drove to pinellas county with the officer as his hostage. he was caught two hours later outside of a pinellas county grocery store. meanwhile people who live in the area have questions about if prisoners should even be allowed to work in communities like this one. >> whenever my grandkids are here and they are out here

house. >> david ross is set to be in court this afternoon facing a long list of new charges. thankfully no one was hurt during this two-hour ordeal. for now reporting live in bartow, rodney dunigan, abc action news. 6:06. deputies in manatee county want to know who fired a gun sending a bullet into a woman's car. that 60-year-old woman says she was driving around u.s. 301 6:00 last night when she heard a lo door, didn't go through the vehicle, the woman wasn't hurt. deputies were not able to find the bullet. if you're upset about sewage discharges in st. pete you have a chance to let city officials now how you feel. the city council is planning to set up two public hearings about the wastewater discharges. we're expecting to find out the dates set for the hearings a little later today. they will also discuss reopening a wastewater treatment facility that had been shut down. it could cost $11 million to

environmental protection would have to sign off on the plan. at this point that is a big if. 6:06. iraqi special forces joined the fight against isis in mosul. we have video into the newsroom a few hours ago in fact showing the huge operation to retake iraq's second largest city. we're also getting new video this morning of families fleeing the fighting. the battle entering its fourth day. special forces set to lead the fight into the cy waiting. deputies need your help to catch the two men you see over my shoulder. they were caught on camera using stolen credit stole at a walmart after snea ing into a family's home while the family was sleeping inside. they used a garage door opener and entered the house through

were robbed until the next day. a terrifying attack on a newborn in a walmart. what a stranger is accused of doing. >> ticketed in their own driveway. the family is punished for parking in front of their house. where they parked for decades. why the city says they are in

6:11. thursday, a warm afternoon. starting nice with mid and upper 60s. jumping up to 20 degrees by later on with full sunshine today. just a few clouds. a lot of dry air on top of us, so titan doppler radar will be quiet. this dry air will dominate our pattern. in fact no rainfall even as the front moves. in the cold front we've been talking about, that slides in friday night ushering in coolest air mass of the season. i'll show that you in a second. temperatures in 10:00 a.m. then again diming back into the mid-and upper 80s, with full sunshine. then we'll fast forward to friday here. still warm the next couple afternoons. and then there's the front by friday evening, moves in. these are the temperatures by saturday morning. widespread temperatures in the 50s. the dew points as well. humidity will be crashing as well. so it's going to be the combination that will make it feel like autumn finally across

more on the details as far as the temperatures and what to expect for this weekend in a few minutes. 6:11. a disturbing scene in missouri where a mother says a complete stranger tried to choke her baby. the woman started screaming when the attacker grabbed the 4- month-old baby. the baby wasn't seriously hurt. security wrestled the attacker to the ground and the attacker was taken to the hospital a ukrainian church in new jersey but don't know why he was in missouri or why he attacked that baby. fined for parking in their own driveway. a san diego family says for the first time in decades the city fined them for parking just feet from their front door. the family says they got a citation saying their car was blocking the sidewalk and pedestrian access. they say their neighborhood is old and many of the driveways are not long enough to accommodate the vehicles parked

understand why after living in that home for 43 years they all of a sudden got a ticket. >> we were just shocked because like i said we've never -- we've never had this issue before. >> when requested officials say they issued the ticket simply because the family broke the law. that family is now appealing the ticket. i didn't gain weight. i am trying to figure he was in in my stomach. >> that woman had a surprise

6:16. we now know the name of a deputy killed while responding to a domestic disturbance in northern california. we just got this photo of 31- year-old jack hopkins, the fourth law in california to die in the line of duty in the last two weeks. authorities say a gunman killed him in a rural desert area. that suspect now in custody but detectives haven't released his name or motive. hopkins had just joined the force last year. 6:16. imagine your mail tossed out like garbage in the woods. that is where postal inspectors found nearly, i guess a huge pile of mail discarded. this was all found in the woods

satellite feeds of that postal worker who witnesses say after dumping the mail just drove off as if nothing happened. dumping mail like this is a federal offense. the postal service is now responding saying the usps "condemns in the strongest possible sense behavior that jeopardizes the security and sanity of the u.s. mail or threatening to tarnish the level of trust that our employees work so hard to uphold." the postal service is now working to identify the carrier. i have another reason to buy a tesla. probably not going to happen though. the company announcing all new teslas now come equipped with full self driving hardware. that includes the much anticipated model 3 due out next year. tesla says the next one will be

engineers at the european space agency are waiting to see what happened to the mars lander. we expect an update later this morning. it was supposed to touch down on the red planet yesterday but scientists lost the signal from the orbiter and the lander and are worried the lander either crashed or suffered a fatal glitch. massachusetts woman still in shock after her -- she felt was a minor medical emergency turned into a surprise of her life. >> she went to the hospital for what she had a severe cramping and bad stomach ache. five hours later gave birth to a 5-pound 4-ounce baby boy. she said she was shocked, never had the classic pregnancy symptoms, no weight gain, no morning sickness. she even had a medical checkup with no hint she was pregnant. >> a lot of people are like why didn't you tell us? he came out of me and i'm shocked.

he thought it was a prank. he was eventually convinced that it was real arrived in time to see the baby delivered. the nurse had to drag him into the room. mom and baby doing well. funnel cake -- corn dogs, and more this weekend in brandon. >> the annual hillsborough county fair opens tonight. besides the fair food, there will are carnival ride, fair food, animal exhibits, fair food, special events and of course fair food. it runs 22nd to the 30th and at the fairgrounds on state road 60 in brandon. a man who never pass up a fried twinkie. >> never had one. >> i love the junk food -- it's fantastic. >> i love the junk food? >> i elephant ears are delicious. here's the problem with the fair though, it's probably going to be a little chilly so bundle up.

some of the rides, right? it's going to be cool at night. not so much tonight as we get things kicked off at brandon but by saturday night you'll feel the chill with a bit of a breeze as well. temperatures now in the mid and upper 60s. 71 clearwater. 73 st. pete. the usual warmer spots. water temperature still at 80 degrees which is going to be higher throughout the weekend. our daytime highs, we have not done that this season and haven't seen the cool air about to move in. not yet. the last time we were this -- going to be this chilly was last cool season. a lot of dry air on top of us, that means a lot of blue sky. not going to have much in the way of cloud cover or even rainfall for today. here comes the front now, keep in mind this is friday night. so today still warm, mid and upper 80s. low to mid-80s tomorrow and here it is around friday, 5:00. already seeing the colors changing. as the cold air begins to drag

widespread 50s. still warm in miami. and for us it's going to continue as we head through the entire weekend as far as the cool temperatures. today though till warm, temperature in the upper 80s. we'll check out that 7-day forecast still without rainfall. front comes in quietly and leaves us with spectacular weather for the fair and everything else you're doing this weekend with temperatures in the upper 70s. the only issue, boating as the winds will be a little gusty so the seas will build and we'll have a small craft advisory this weekend. otherwise getting a little milder by the time we get early next week. good morning. if your morning drive takes you through brooksville on northbound i-75 expect some delays because we have a crash here just before you get to cortez boulevard and there's some roadblock on the interstate and you can see the backup. if you can make your way to spring lake highway that is going to save you time. again this is northbound on i- 75. we're also still seeing delays from an earlier accident we told but in st. pete. 54th avenue north at 22nd

eastbound so heading towards i- 275. the good news here once you get to 275 traffic flowing nicely there. a live look in hillsborough county, i-75 around fowler, just 10 minutes from this area to i-4. it's 6:22. coming up -- a woman leaves a bad review for a popular travel web site but the response stunned her. we can't even read it on tv. how the company is now trying to make >> still deciding what candy to give out on trick-or-treaters? results of what people say is

expedia come expedia.com -- cara last month booked a flight to utah on expedia. the company charged her for travel insurance for her son even though the infant doesn't even need an airline ticket. she wrote a bad review on the web site. two days later got an e-mail saying her reservation had been cancelled along with a profanity. >> i'm like unbelievable. i wonder if i wrote a review two days later my flight is canceled with an "fu" on the

>> she posted it on facebook and then expedia executives contacted her. the company reof booked her flight and gave her a $500 voucher. if you want trick-or- treaters to go home happy there are two things you should consider purchasing. >> a web company says it identified the most popular halloween candies in the country. the company surveyed more than 40,000 people nationwide. the butter cups were the most popular candy, in fact tops in every single u.s. state. and kit cat and butterfinger. but oregon, wyoming, texas and south carolina and tennessee all said candy corn is best. >> i don't like it. coming up at 6:30 -- we're fact-checking last night's final fiery presidential

comments about opening u.s. corridor and claims about gun

what we want to do is to replenish the -- >> such a nasty woman. >> nasty is one way to describe the final presidential debate. >> we're digging into the talked about moments from last night's debate and holding the candidates accountable for what they said. good morning, thank you for joining us on abc, i'm deiah riley. >> i'm dan shaffer. thursday. we'll get to the results from the politifact in a moment. first traffic and weather together. as we anticipate a beautiful weekend coming up. ivan cabrera with details. >> today's not bad, it will be warmer than the weekend certainly by a long shot. as temperatures are still going to be in the upper 60s to low 70s now. we have widespread mid-60s so

humidity not so bad. then by later on this afternoon we'll warm up as we head into the 4:00 hour. 87, we'll do that with full sunshine by the way today. very few clouds. then of course the big drop in tempt coming up this weekend. more on that in a few minutes. most of the morning we've talked about the crash in st. pete. captain al is flying over it now for a better look. what is going on out there? >> reporter: good morning. they are in the process of wrapping this up. 54th street. or that vicinity. eastbound side that lefthand turn lane you see at thep top, they are turning to the ramp to northbound 275, you also see a wrecker, they will move it out shortly and should be no problem for commuters. we're still seeing delays northbound i-75 through brooksville so if your morning commute takes you through here you may want to leave a little early. head to spring lake highway instead. that might save yourself time because it's a serious crash

there in the lanes of the interstate. your drive across the bridges, however, looking pretty good now. this is a live look at the howard frankland bridge, these cars here heading over in towards tampa and your drive times across the bridges are looking good. the drive on the veterans expressway, we are still in the green here, check this out, 18 minutes from 54 all the way down to 275. back to you. 6 : 32. democracy 2016 -- the big question, whether last night's debate will sway undecided voters. >> a lot of to some of the more heated moments in the final face-off. hillary clinton and donald trump turned up the intensity and also the personal attacks. it started off tense, the candidates as you see here skip the traditional handshake, and didn't look at each other, went straight to the podiums. both then took jabs at the other's positions on hot button issues. here's what clinton said about allowing refugees into the u.s.

people at the nightclub in orlando, the pulse nightclub was born in queens. the same place donald was born. so let's be clear about what the threat is and how we are best going to be able to meet it. >> clinton was talking about allowing refugees into the country saying we should vet them but not slam the door on everyone fleeing conflict. >> trump also tackling overseas issues suggesting the days old battle against isis in mosul was launched to help clinton >> the only reason they did it is because she's running for the office of president. they want to look tough. they want to look good. >> clinton responding saying that claim amazed her. the fight for mosul is led by a diverse 94,000 member iraqi coalition. the u.s. is advising on the effort to reclaim iraq's second largest city and isis' top stronghold in the country. the battle expected to take months.

debate watchers hillary clinton did. 52% picked clinton compared to 39% who picked trump. our political analyst has more on the impact. >> the frustration for many people will be after the three debates they are still divided, no signs of how they will bring the country together and no real details on how to fix big problems. >> she says despite the rhetoric nothing last night. dr. mcmanus doesn't believe the debate swayed voters much and won't have much impact on the election. coming up at 6:45. we hear from undecided voters we invited to the studios last night. on whether the debate helped them make up their minds. for this morning we're teaming up with politifact to share where last night's claims fell on the truth-oh-meter. ashley yore is live in the studio now. there was no doubt the debate was heated again.

and now we're sifting through what is true. immigration was a major issue at the debate. donald trump still says hillary clinton wants open borders. >> we have no country if we have no border. hillary wants to give amnesty, she wants open borders. >> reporter: mostly false. her plan would make it easier for some undocumented immigrants to st but clinton repeatedly called for border security. a 2013 speech transcript relady through wikileaks is not a complete picture. clinton says she was talking about clean energy. another hot debate topic, the second amendment. clinton defended her opposition to a supreme court case involving washington, dc banning firearms. >> what the district of columbia was trying to do was

>> politifact rates her claim half true. the 1975 law which was eventually invalidated by a federal court was a widespread ban on unregistered weapons. city leaders did cite child safety but it was more than just gun safety for kids. we have the entire debate on our web site along with our fact checks to help you understand who should earn your vote. 6:36. president obama is making up r to florida because of hurricane matthew. today he'll appear at two events in south florida. the president will talk about health care reform at miami- dade college. he originally planned to give the speech at usf in tampa. the president will also campaign for hillary clinton at florida memorial university in miami gardens where he plans to urge floridians to take advantage of early voting. even though the president is not coming to the bay area on today's trip to florida he is trying to help a local

pinellas county have an opportunity to elect a public servant who always put the people first, charlie crist. >> former republican governor turned democrat charlie crist is getting support in this new ad. the president notes charlie crist crossed political lines as governor to get things done. republican david jolly is running against charlie crist. jolly has yet to comment on the ad. more on the mysterious death of a 15-year-old boy in orlando. ve a fight over skunk spray. roger treendate was killed in rogers park over the weekend. a boy came forward saying friends sprayed him with with repellent. then someone else came over and punched him in the head. police are still awaiting a medical examiner to determine cause of death before filing charges. health officials want all

to get tested for the zika virus. this includes women who live in or visited that area since august 1st. the mosquito-borne virus can cause severe brain related debirth defects. why did a scaffolding fall from a downtown highrise? it happened yesterday afternoon the 60-floor condo being built. the man who died old who ran from the scene, had a heart attack. later died. another woman is lucky to be alive. her car was hit by debris while she was in it. taken to a hospital with non life-threatening injuries. two construction workers were taken to the hospital with minor injuries and two more were treated at the scene. >> the property developer says it's working with city officials to figure out exactly what went wrong. to the latest "dirty dining" report.

subway. that location couldn't serve food for more than seven hours last week. wendy ryan uncovering on tuesday, october 11th, tampa subway on east adamo drive had to temporarily close after inspectors saw more than 20 live and dead roaches near the bread warmers, bread machines, sandwich cooler, counter and chip and cookie display. there was also evidence of rats in the kitchen with more than 35 rodent droppings under shelves and behind the bread warmer and rodent under she was. the company issued this statement. just last week rereported on another subway closed by the state. that is still on our web site. that story and other "dirty dining" reports, all posted on

learn about a new gadget to add to the christmas wish list. sources close to the company believe apple will be debuting a mac book with touchscreen capabilities like an i-pad. a mac event could happen next thursday to make that announcement. into office depot unveiling what it calls the store of the future in brandon today. the remodeled store is designed to improve the customer experience. it will also have a concierge whose only job is to help small business owners find the produc need. let's check with ivan for a look at the forecast for today. >> let's look outside. still dark. looking very nice as far as the temperatures. in the 60s now. that is nice but compared to what is coming, this is going to be warm. by the time we wake up saturday and sunday morning, quite a difference as we talk about temperatures in the 70s in st. pete. let's check in on the forecast. i want to widen out and show you what is coming.

that still has a way to get here. the front won't get here until friday night so a couple of days of warm temperatures. back with the extended forecast coming up. 6:40. also still ahead -- a generous act to make sure students don't go hungry while at school. dozens of families now thanking

6:43. welcome back. the morning sprint brings you news you need to know before you head out the door. >> surveillance cameras could be key to figuring out how a polk county inmate was able to escape and take a corrections officer hostage in the process. investigators say david ross was on work detail when he pulled the shank on corrections officer jeffrey rexroad, even locked four other prisoners in even stole a city truck and drove to pinellas county with the officer as his hostage. he was caught about two hours after the ordeal started. david ross is set to be in court this morning and will face a long list of new charges. if you're upset about sewage discharge in disst. petersburg, there will be hearings about these -- and we

update its anti-panhandling ordnance. the judge declared uncons constitutionality part of the ordinance. aggressive panhandling or asking for money while standing at a road will continue to be illegal. the pinellas county sheriff's office will partner with n.o.p.e. to host their annual candlelight vigil. it stands for narcotics overdose prevention and education. it remembers t overdoses. it will be held at largo central park tonight at 7:00. you said nice things about me. if we got along well that would be good. >> he would rather have a 3u79. >> no puppet. no puppet. >> it's clear -- >> you're the puppet. i doubt it. >> hillary clinton and donald trump had a number of heated exchanges in last night's final presidential debate and with just 18 days until election day both candidates are headed to

today and tomorrow. meanwhile, the presidential election could come down to another battleground state, ours, florida, and the people who haven't yet made up their minds on who to vote for. >> paul watched the debate with some undecided voters. >> reporter: debate night, fight night in las vegas, the third and final debate. have you made a decision on who you are voting for? we had our team of undecided voters watching the this date in realtime. you wanted to know about security. you economy. you wanted to know about tone and civility in the debate. who did a better job of answering your questions on those subjects tonight? raise your hand for clinton or trump. got paddles, red for trump, blue for clinton. mixed. who among you is still undecided at this moment watching the debate? still undecided.

because they didn't give us the specifics we need to make a good decision. >> i agree, i don't think either gave direct answers to any of the questions. >> they hedge around and jumped around. >> reporter: on election day, november 8th, will you be able to make a decision confidently? will you still be undecided? or will you be decided? if undecided raise your hands? if decided by november 8th ra decided -- unanimously all of you will be decided by november 8th. there you go. a unique insight into the process of making a decision. one of the most important decisions you'll make as a citizen of the united states. we tracked it for you in realtime. 6:47. the owner of a motel in iowa getting praise for his kind- hearted gesture. >> he paid off all the overdue lunch balances at his former elementary school providing

covers the cost for all present and future lunch balances. he says his donation was to make sure that students and their parents don't have to worry about lunch money. >> i find it hard to believe in this day and age that there are kids that go hungry. it's just unfathomable to me that should even and now. >> he says he's not rich but lives a comfortable life and wanted to give back to his community. it's time to get this weight off and work hard. rey >> new jersey mom and daughter have gone viral for their weight loss video they posted on-line. cheryl and tessa shaw tried the 100-day weight loss challenge. tessa lost 50 pounds, cheryl lost more than 100 pounds. video of their weight loss journey has been viewed more than three million times so far. the video has hundreds of likes now on our facebook page. it is incredible. we posted the entire amazing

>> i'm going to check it out. meantime we check on traffic. janelle watching the roads. >> i've been watching the traffic cameras at i-275 at mlk. we have a crash, you can see the flashing lights. looks like the northbound exit ramp to mlk is blocked. captain al its flying over this crash now. is that exit still blocked? >> reporter: good morning. the ramp was completely closed northbound 275 exit reopened the lefthand lanes so you can make that left lane -- that left turn westbound on mlk but the right-hand turn you can see, emergency vehicles there. two vehicles involved. ppone one is a quite quoia i believe and in -- one is a white sequoia and the other is a leftbound vehicle. the good news, cars are getting by and actually people are

delay. now back to you. we'll continue to watch that. follow me on twitter @tampabaytraffic. we're still seeing these delays through brooksville northbound on i-75, a serious crash here on the interstate before you get to cortez boulevard. at least two lanes blocked here so slow-going on the interstate. you might want to make your way to spring lake highway. that is going to save you time there. elsewhere in the bay area we're in pretty good shape, i-4 looks normal this morning. about a half-hour to get f lakeland into downtown tampa. looking pretty good now as far as the temperatures in the mid and upper 60s. 73 st. pete and 71 clearwater. temperatures again will tumble this weekend, we'll talk more about that. rain chances gone for now. titan doppler radar will be scanning clear air. i think for the foreseeable future. fair skies for this morning and into the afternoon. there comes the front. very quietly moves through

showers and thunderstorms. typically with a can happen here. we have a lot of dry air so not much difference as far as the moisture on either side, but there is a difference as far as the temperature and humidity. both will go down big time as we head through saturday morning. again a couple of more days of warm stuff, mid and upper 80s. there's the frontal position by friday into the evening. then we wake up saturday morning already refreshingly cool, into the 50s or very cold depending on y morning, dropping a few more degrees in the morning, then we'll go back on the way out. today still warm, upper 80s. above average for this time of year. then we'll go well below average, we're not going to hit 80, it will be close but likely stay there throughout the day, that is south of 80 degrees. then the very chilly mornings into the 50s. then a milder trend heading into the early part of next week. 6:51.

all charges in a sexual assault trial. >> ryan smith has today's "gma first look." >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look," nba star rose cleared of claims he and two friends sexually assaulted his ex-girlfriend three years ago. >> what was the first thing you thought when you heard that no? next to your name? >> relief. >> reporter: the 28-year-old new york knicks point guard and two friends found not liable on all counts by a los angeles jury wednesday in a year-old college student he dated on and off for two years. the woman claiming during a night of drinking rose and friends randall hampton and ryan allen placed an unknown substance in a drink, and later came home and sexually assaulted her while she was incapacitated. rose's lawyer says the victimry proves his client's innocence. more on what is next for rose

good morning. action air 1 is flying over the crash on mlk at 275 and right now the northbound exit from the enter state to mlk is blocked, interstate. you can turn west but you can't turn eastbound on to mlk so we're seeing pretty big delays getting off that exit there at

get back into the upper 80s as we get through this afternoon. after morning lows in the 60s. then of course big cold front coming in friday night cooling us off for the weekend. it will be a great new way to get around downtown tampa starting tonight. the best part, it's free thanks to the tampa downtown partnership and other groups and businesses. 12 of the six-passenger all electric vehicles will shuttle you anywhere from the ut campus to the channelside district from 275 to harbor hail one for free with the downtowner app. we have some bad ombres here and we're going to get them out. >> the internet went crazy over

>> how many days now? "good morning, america" up next. >> keep up to date on air,

good mor 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 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 sdptsz you do it over the last 15, 20 years? >> battling over putin and russia. >> he'd rather have a puppet.