i was talking about john o'donnell who wrote a book about trump and he cites these temper issues and temperament issues. donald got so frustrated with this that he ended up quitting. i asked trump about this and he said jack o'donnell didn't quit, i fired him so we went back and forth bread you hear that from a number of people and trump himself said he was a screamer. those are his own words. how would that reflect, donald trump and his father fred trump in 1973, they advised donald trump, when you're hit, hit back harder. that is the root of his personality to a great degree he settled that case eventually but he has endued that philosophy. >> he settled the case only after dragging it out and attacking viciously the prosecutor and that's an aspect that he is very open about wanting to punish people who, as he says, viciously attacked me. a lot of politicians want payback to come now or later so he is fixing to that mold. >> it's worth noting that a lot of americans find this appealing. again, i think there are a lot of people that think when he's hit, he's going to hit tens times

staunchly anti-roosevelt columnist in the daily news named john o'donnell, quite a good writer but quite a poisonous writer from fdr wrote that his political foes stood by the illusion to what had previously been unmentionable. he said it's an honest appreciation of the undoubted personal courage of the man that is about to tell them what he had done in the name of the republic and threw away some of the fumes of personal bitterness. applause swept up the chamber from both sides of you. however there is the obvious thought that we don't hear such. maybe before next january 20, mitch mcconnell with the likes of sean hannity will find something decent to say about barack obama but don't bear on it. thank you. [applause] >> joe is going to answer questions here for a few minutes. as i said earlier, please wait for the microphone to get to you. who has a question? weevils start right here on the front row. >> thank you for an incredible book. i wanted to mention and get your thoughts. can you talk about how -- >> it was really difficult and it involved a long sail across the ocean that wasn'

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john dickerson, thanks so much. now, don't mis cbs news live coverage of the debate tonight with norah o'donnell, gayle king, john dickerson, and bob schieffer. it begins at 9:00 eastern time. "the arizona republic" has endorsed republican presidential candidates for a century and a quarter until this year. the paper's editorial endorsed hillary clinton, which turned out to be fighting lee cowan is in phoenix. >> reporter: it's a reliably conservative newspaper in a reliably red state. but when it epidorsed hillary clinton for the white house, all hell broke loose. >> okay, you don't need to be rude to me. >> reporter: calls came pouring in, some angry-, others verbally abusive. and the the last one was referring to the "arizona republic's" president mi-ai parrish. how fast did it come in right the first death threat came about 9:00 that morning. >> reporter: the first death threat. there were several. her e-mail was full of hate, too. >> this one we took to security. "we will burn you down." the idea that we'll burn you down, we'll firebomb you, you should be hung as a traitor. those are-- those were concerning. >> report

and john will join norah o'donnell, gayle king, and bob schieffer for cbs news live that's 6:00 in the west. and now let's go back to scottak in st. augustine, florida. scott? >> pelley: thanks, anthony. the biggest threat remains a storm surge, a surge that could be up to nine feet. the flooding is at its worst at high tide, and that came here in st. augustine several hours ago. we wanted you to see what it looked like then. this is st. augustine. that's the san sebastian river behind me. stage over high tide, the incoming water from the sea is about 3.5 feet. so you can see what that means to the people who live here.re. this entire neighborhood is now flooded. the weather service tells us that the highest gust of wind in st. augustine was 79 miles an hour. but, clearly, it is the flooding that's going to be the bigger problem for the people here. covering the hurricane. first, we'll go to manuel bojorquez, also here in st. augustine. >> reporter: scott, the hardest hit areas we have seen are neighborhoods like this one, but flooding is not the only problem here. trees and power line

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o'donnell. >> pauley: john dickerson in st. louis, thanks. by the way, you can see tonight's presidential debate right after "60 minutes" here on cbs. and reminder to join me for facebook chat starting just about half hour from now. next week here on "sunday morning." >> this is from first fall io reminds me of the '80s. >> pauley: we talk with sarah jessica parker. >> all this beautiful. i'm a smoker for life." i wanted to be a non-smoker and i did it thanks to chantix. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. y of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse or of seizures. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. if you have these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away as so

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o'donnell. republican senator john rafferty and democrat josh shapiro answered questions on gun violence marijuanaaws and criminal justice reform. they also explained how they would restore trust in the ag's office after kathleen kane's conviction and resignation. you can see that forum on a special inside story that airs this sunday at 11:30 a.m. only on 6abc. >> instant college acceptance, that's what happened to dozens of students at crystal ray high school in the logan section of philadelphia. they learned today that all their hard work has paid off. "action news" reporter vernon odom was right there as the students had their college dreams come true. >> reporter: talk about joy and jubilation. this was a scene at crystal ray high school today as dozens of seniors went in for interviews with select local colleges and based on their academic transcripts were admitted on the spot. >> yay!ism colleges ranging from rosemont to chestnut hill to neumann university were here to make their snap decisions from this catholic charter school. clearly the students are thrilled. >> i am super excited. i'm a

here are norah o'donnell, gayle king, and john dickerson. >> good evening. and welcome to cbs news coverage of the final of three presidential debates. you could say this is the last chance for voters to really size up these candidates before the election. >> you know the saying norah, what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. except for tonight where they're calling this political fight night. the last two debates were called personal, nasty, dark. our own bob schieffer called last week's showdown in st. louis disgraceful. the whole discussion today has been what will we see tonight? because a lot has happened in the past 10 days. >> donald trump is now down nine points in our latest cbs news poll. no presidential candidate has made up a deficit that large this close to the election. >> strategist frank luntz will be watching the debate tonight with a group of voters here in the battleground state of nevada, and we'll hear what they have to say when this is all over about 90 minutes from now. >> the nonpartisan debate commission chose chris wallace of fox to m

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john dickerson will be joined butorah o'donnell and gayle king. theresidential debate on cbs sunday night at 9:00/8:00 eastern. >>> hurricane matthew remains ngerous as it moves up heavy rain and maximum sustained winds of 105. matthew pounded beaches with high surf and pushed waters into the streets. the storm is being blad for at least four deaths in the u.s. the latest victi are an elderly couple in florida who police say died of carbon monoxide proioisoning from a generator. 2,400 u.s. flights today are storm is respoible for 800 deaths. tens of thousands of people are meless as well. a u.s. navy ship is on its way to the isld to deliver aid. food and water supplies are dangerously low. this morning, matthew is movg due north, top sustained winds are 105 miles per hour. the eye of the hurricane was at hilton head, south carolina. forecasters say some coaal areas could get as much as 15 inches of rain with storm surges up to 9 feet. >> past of the eastern seaboard busy travel route. a stretch of 95 near hardeeville, is closed. no word on when i

matt o'donnell posed questions on a special inside story. republican state senator, john rafterty and montgomery county commissioner, josh shapiro are running for the office. one will replace kathleen kane after her resignation and perjury conviction. >>> tuesday is the final day to register to vote in new jersey register online at the board of elections office or through a motor vehicle office. the deadline has passed in delaware and pennsylvania. >> the time now 7:06. new this morning, an argument between two men ended with one of them stabbed in the chest. it happened in north philadelphia. police were called to the 2600 block of north fairhill street to reports of a fight at 11:30 p.m. the 26-year-old victim was rushed to temple university hospital in serious condition with several stab injuries. so far no arrests have been made. >> a suspected arson in west philadelphia is likely an act of revenge. while police say the woman charged with the crime had one target in mind, the fire she is accused of setting destroyed multiple homes. bob brooks has the story from the 49

louis, here are nora o'donnell, gayle king and john dickerson.rs >> and good evening. between donald trump and hillary clinton and if anyone thought donald trump was going to be con triet tonight, they were dead wrong. >> wrong big time t started with a bombshell. remember, friday, 4:00 eastern time, two days ago when 11 year old video surfaced of trumpru making vulgar remarks about women. he has since apologized by that apology left so many people unsatisfied, even makers much tictacs felt they had to release's statement. now he is on the offensive. >> a political stunner, trump gathered three women w misconduct by former president bill clinton. he also invited those women, they are here inside the debate hall. >> hillary clinton is facingg questions too about hacked pass ages that were released to her speaking to wall street. she it talks about the necessity to have those public and private positions on contentious issues. >> john dickerson, nobody thought this night would start like this. >> no matter how crazy a a debate night it forces decoror up on the mesesiness