according to merriam-webster, leppo, as in l-e-p-p-o, was searched for.lone. >> he wasn't alone. >> the number one trending topic on twitter was this guy. his name is ken bone. he's one of the uncommitted voters who questioned trump and clinton. >> so mr. bone asked the candidates about energy policy. shortly thereafter, he became an internet sensation, possibly because of his outfit. possibly because of his apparent sincerity. one twitter user said it best. i want ken bone to wrap that beautiful red cable-knit sweater around our divided nation. he was also there with drks do you see it there, one of those reusable, disposable cameras. >> where you have to take to it the pharmacy? >> you wind it up and, that one developer still in business is like, thank you, ken bone. >> make sure you don't open it in the sun or you'll ruin your pictures. >>> another memorable moment that had nothing to do with the issues was when a fly landed right on hillary clinton's face. it happened so fast, she didn't have time the try to shoo it away. the fly sparked a flurry of t

night's presidential debate-- they're looking up a lot of words--- and at least one non-word in the merriam webster dictionary. lepo--- not allepo as in the the syrian city-- is the most looked up word from last night's debate it's followed by "bigly"-- one of donald trump's favorite words. and then demogogic--- a word hillary clinton used to pressure to the east filtering up moisture from the south, las vegas and southern nevada will be seeing an afternoon; topping off between 88 and 93 degrees valley wide. winds will be picking up out of with mainly sunny skies with high temperatures dropping slightly back to the normali of year. however, by friday into the weekend, a disturbance rolls in from the pacific allowing hit-or-miss clouds and a heavy breeze. temperatures still look to hold in the mid and upper 80s. thanks for watching good morning las vegas.. do something positive today.. good morning america is next... i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. narrator: and joe heck says "i have high hopes we'll see donald t

it is in merriam-webster's dictionary. he's saying big league, kind of tinged with his outer burrow access. big league. >> exactly. let's move on and talk about more substantive things. donald trump needs to add supporters in key states. this is for you david swerdlick. what's his strategy to do that and who is he targeting? >> he's tightened things up in the last week or so, in some of the key swing states. ohio, new hampshire, florida, the polls have tightened in his favor, but he seems to be operating on a strategy of turning out his core supporters. mostly, white male voters without a college degree, that is where he is strongest. he is not strong among a lot of other demographics that we normally think of as the obama coalition, today's "washington post" poll. clinton is ahead by 81 points among black voters, 43 among latino voters, 26 among white women with college degrees. she's up six among white men with college degrees. this is the obama coalition. she needs to hold that together and turn it out. donald trump, on

merriam-webster getting into the action and actually had some -- they broke it down for us with some photos, and they said, hombre is a man, and ombre is that little rainbow having color or tones that shade into one #debatenight. we know bad ombres exist, and here there are. >> there's no fadage going on there. this is supposed to be a gradual transition from one color to the next, but there is video. if you have experienced a bad ombre, not a bad hombre, but a bad ombre, there are ways to fix that on youtube. >> i'm constantly learning stuff. >> hombre, ombre, how about that. >>> let's move on to the breakdown of the candidates' body language. we heard what they said. but what were they with their expressions? we have an expert. chris ulrich, good morning. let's start with hillary clinton. what stood out last night, maybe something that was different from what we saw in the last debates? >> absolutely, michael. what we saw last night is chris wallace asking really powerful questions and putting them on the spot, and with that, we see a lot of anxiety, and pacifying gestures, where o

the fine folks at merriam-webster, the dictionary company putting out a tweet defining what it means.wo definitions. in a big manner, such as with a big scope. a few things done, but those done bigly. also last night, and with that takes a look at the number of interruptions that took place during the debate. that donaldions trump interrupted hillary clinton, and clinton interrupted donald trump nine times, saying that it was a departure from the second debate, which was structured as a townhall discussion. as a result, it produced limited interruptions from either candidate, 18 from donald trump and one from hillary clinton. debate's debates -- format allowed donald trump to show off the argumentative tactics that he is known for. i am voting for trump. i have always been a trump fan. this is what america has to understand, is that we have a national debt. our national deficit is more than the 22 in dollars they are telling us -- $20 trillion they are telling us. we need a business person who will bring that for -- bring that debt down because that debt is owed to china. outa bailed