bombs exploded outside a mosque in conference center in the city of dresden. what do the blasts mean for safety ahead of next monday possible german unity day celebration? good to have you with us. it is arguably the most post question of the day -- who won the first televised debate between white house hopefuls donald trump and hillary clinton? that depends on who you ask and where they watched. a record 80 million viewers tuned in last night. the major news and polling organizations proclaiming clinton the winner, but online, trump was the debate darling of social media. more on that debate divide in just a moment. we begin with the scores the candidates themselves. reporter: hillary clinton was upbeat following monday's debate, telling reporters on her campaign plane that she was thrilled about how it went. ms. clinton: we had a great time last night. i have to say i was thrilled that i got a chance to lay out some of the middle-class economic policies and profamily policies i have been talking about throughout this campaign to all of the viewers who tuned

reporter: the oud has also helped thabet azzawi find friends, here in dresden and beyond.e he's so talented, he's made quite a name for himself and gained many contacts. earlier this year he was even offered a contract to record with british music star sting. thabet joined the famous singer and bass player in his studio for a recording session. >> he was very modest, he is very humble. and he said, okay, let's just have fun. >> they wanted some authentic improvisations i suppose. some sounds, what i can give to the song itself, not their vision of it, but what i could maybe bring into this new song. so i went crazy and i just played my heart out. reporter: thabet is almost as passionate about learning german. he takes language lessons five days a week. he says german is more difficult than english but easier than arabic. he studied medicine in syria and wants to resume his studies here, so he'll need to be fluent in german. thabet came to dresden a year ago, just a few weeks before chancellor angela merkel made her famous statement "wir schaffen das!" -- we can do it. >> s

reporter: the oud has also helped thabet azzawi find friends, here in dresden and beyond.e he's so talented, he's made quite a name for himself and gained many contacts. earlier ththis year he was even offered a contract to record wiwi british music star ststing. thabet joined the famous singer and bass player in his studio for a recording session. >> he was very modest, he is very humble. and he said, okay, let's just have fun. >> they wanted some authentic improvisations i suppose. some sounds, what i can give to the song itself, not their vision of it, but what i could maybe bring into this new song. so i went crazy and i just played my heart out. reporter: thabet is almost as passionate about learning german. he takes language lessons five days a week. he says german is more difficult than english but easier than arabic. he studied medicine in syria and wants to resume his studies here, so he'll need to be fluent in german. thabet came to dresden a year ago, just a few weeks before chancellor angela merkel made her famous statement "wir schaffen das!" -- we can do it.

the second one was at the international congress center in dresden. both of these were caused by how may. fortunately, no one was injud, just property damage we have seen so far. at response ability for the bombings. >>> a teenager will face a boulder county judge accused of beating an elderly woman nearll to death. although he is just 16, jeffrey collins will be tried as an adult. jason gruenauer joins us with a preview of thissmorning's court hearing. >>reporter:the teenager was arrested last thursday. he will be formally charged, as iyer we hear a boulder county court for an emergency hearing today? it turns out it all comes down a judge is going to rule whether or not to release to the public the arrest affidavit of 16-year-old jeffrey collins. he is the suspect, accused in that meeting. generally, arresttaffidavits may include details of the case that normally just don't come out from investigators that give ada, a judge, and people in a grand jury enough information as to whether or not to charge someone with a crime. whatdi enforcement happened

i i mean, if you want to look at guernica or dresden, they were destroyed fairly quickly in a matterf several weeks. in aleppo or other places in syria that have been besieged in southern damascus, you have a civilian population of 6000 to 8000 people with 600 fighters that were besieged for three years and only could survive because they have an independent water supply, very deep wells, and they are into urban gardening. in terms of the context of the horror we see now, this is a long, protracted situation. it would be comparable to what happened in warsaw when the nazis beseiged the jewish corridor there. it held out for 21 days. aleppo has thehe willpower to stanand for many months. what we are seeing is comparable to that. it is on a much larger scale. it is like dying in slow motion. peter: when we talk about the level of suffering, how important is it to point to the kind of weaponry being used? cluster bombs s and napalm, bunr busters and incendiary bombs. how important is that now? usahma: how important is it? these are weapons that we have seen. we have a regime that has un

the other at the international congress center of dresden. authorities say no injuries have been reported...just property damage. police say they believe the attacks were related... and there may be a connection with the celebration of the day of german unity next week. a heated and fierce first presidential debate for donald trump and hillary clinton. both candidates taking jabs at each other in the more than 90 minute head to head battle. kim is in the newsroom with details. did she prepare better for last night's debate, she's better prepared to be president. clinton opened with a series of attacks, getting trump to respond to each one. the two candidates both face challenges when it comes to trust and transparency. trump was later asked about his tax returns, which he turned around to hammer clinton over her state department email scandal. i will release my tax returns against my lawyers wishes when deleted as soon as she releases them, i will release the tax returns "donald was one of the people who rooted for the housing crisis. he said

the other at the international congress center of dresden. authorities say no injuries have been reported...just property damage. police say they believe the attacks were related... and there may be a connection with the celebration of the day of german unity next week. donald trump and hillary clinton make their case to voters in the first presidential debate ahead of november's election. the two faced off at hofstra university last night. nicole is in the newsroom with the latest. hillary clinton says, not only did she prepare better for last she's better prepared to be president. that came toward the end of clinton and donald trump slugging it out for 90 minutes during the first presidential debate this fall. clinton opened with a series of attacks, getting trump to respond to each one. one of the issues getting the most time yesterday - police and community relations and urban crime rates. hillary clinton / d presidential nominee "everyone should be respected by the law, and everyone should respect the law. right now, that's not the case

you started blasting me about dresden.t some of these parallels are also important to keep in mind. in dresden, it was also unacceptable and horrific. we went to war, and we invaded and occupied and did whatever it took. my point in reminding us why we still are trying to get this sort of cease-fire is i don't think anyone should believe that there is a light option that resolves this problem. charlie: there is no light footprint solution. philip: no like for current solution. people want to believe that just a couple of airstrikes, which he read in a paper as a recommendation, let's just had some airfields and helicopters believe that hitting runways or helicopters, or even shooting a plane out of the sky, leads russia and assad to come to the table and agree to a transitional government, if you believe that that happens, then let's do that. i think much more likely is you hit some airplanes and some runways and some troops, and they are fighting for their , not, escalating further just in aleppo but other places, and it

say two separate bomb attacks taking place...one targeting a mosq international congress center of dresden. authorities say no injuries have been reported...just property damage. police say they believe the attacks were related, and that there may be a connection with the celebration of the day of german unity next week. a heated and fierce first presidential debate for donald trump and hillary clinton. both candidates taking jabs at each other in the more than 90 minute head to head battle. nicole live in the newsroom with a round up of last night's events. did she prepare better for last night's debate, she's better prepared to be president. clinton opened with a series of attacks, getting trump to respond to each one. the two candidates both face challenges when it comes to trust and transparency. trump was later asked about his tax returns, which he turned around to hammer clinton over her state department email scandal. i will release my tax returns against my lawyers wishes when she releases deleted as soon as she releases them, i will release the tax returns "donald was one of the p

driving the thunderstorms tonight and right now they are on their way towards nashua, republic, and dresden around 6:40 in nashua and around 7:00 in the town of republic. if you are in that area, you need to take this storm seriously. they have had a couple of tornado warnings there was a brief tornado touchdown to the west of marble rock earlier on. but never heard much more. that was apparently brief in nature. >> yeah. we haven't had any other reports of confirmed tornados. but we have been seeing some damage come through in parts of floyd and rockford, norris springs. we have had tree damage there. and that's -- you know, we can't say if that's necessarily from a tornado or not, but could be from some of the lightning occurring there. so we have seen some damage occurring with the storm. actually, starting to see a little bit brighter returns on velocity. >> yeah. >> near greene. >> you're absolutely right. between marble rock and green there. that's where we've got the strongest of it. and if we could go in on the echo tops, too. give you an idea how that's going. and this is important

the other at the international congress center of dresden. authorities say no injuries have been reported...just property damage. police say they believe the attacks were related... and there may be a connection with the celebration of the day of german unity next week. across america now... how safe security leaders are trying to answer today on capitol hill. fox's lauren blanchard has more. johnson says: "we see the global terrorist threat evolving. and the threat to our homeland evolving. from terrorist directed attacks to a global threat environment that now includes terrorist inspired attacks." for the first time since the attacks in new york, new jersey and minnesota...security and counter terrorism leaders meeting today. on the state of terrorism around the world... and here at home the director of national intelligence saying small scale, quickly put together stop and becoming more frequent. rasmussen says: "while we have seen a decrease in large scale complex we are seeing more rapidly evolving that emerge quickly or suddenly." the c

they saw him as a nasty secret policeman from dresden, not a glamorous foreign figure. now there was a generation of people who are in their 30's who pretty much have only known putin as a power. charlie: what kind of relationship did he have with obama? john: i didn't ask him directly. they are not friendly. you and i have smiled 29 times more in this one interview that may have every they have no form of, it brings out the worst in both of them. in vladimir putin, it has to do with what he gets angry and cross about. he doesn't understand the moral, humanistic side of what barack obama is trying to do. on the other side, obama gets fed up with putin quickly. the same criticisms, he is not someone who is going to really work the senate. doing the jobs unpleasant and painful. i think it is a challenge that hillary clinton will be more involved. charlie: my sense of obama, they simply do not respect him. they think his venture into syria was a mistake. biden said, he wanted to get out. he has made a mistake with his foray into syria and you cannot trust him. john: his vi

the other at the international congress center of dresden. authorities say no injuries have been reported...just property damage. police say they believe the attacks were related... and there may be a connection with the celebration of the day of german unity next week. hillary clinton and donald trump shook hands as they took the stage together... attacks to begin. kim's in the newsroom with the latest. donald trump deflected questions about when he would release his tax returns... by bringing up an issue that's plagued clinton's campaign for even longer: her deleted emails. clinton pounded trump for not paying taxes once.... getting this surprising response: "he didn't pay any federal income tax." "that makes me smart." "so, if he's paid zero, that means zero for troops, zero for vets." the candidates also clashed over race relations and law enforcement. "everyone should be respected by the law, and everyone should respect the law. right now, that's not the case in a lot of our neighborhoods, "now whether or not in a place like chicago, you