rosie o'donnell. rosie. hello. hello. i know you're a big game show fan. as a child, you dreamed of hosting "the price is right." yes. i know it's not quite the same, but if you want, i'll let you hold my skinny microphone.

i'm loving rosy. and i will say she has fresh breath. >> thank you. >> i think it's incredible that you see a problem like this, like black pets not being adopted as much and you're willing to step forward and do something p it as a veterinary agency. that is great. >> thank you. >> what other specials do you have going on? >> going back to the dental are we trying to give back to the community. so we have the 125 dental promotion going. >> 125? >> 125. >> that's obscene. >> man, it still includes blood work and catheter and includes preens thosic. >> i've been quoted on this before at other places i've been at. they charge 300 plus. >> easy. >> listen here, man, we're trying to give back. now, the reason why it's so low is because we want you guys to bring in school supplies. we're trying to give back to the low funded schools. we're trying to give back to the have backpacks, pencils, erasers, any type of school supply, please bring it in. that way you can get that 125 dental promotion. >> that's awe

they covered everything from international trade, to healthcare, to whether trump called rosie o'donnell kidding! they didn't actually talk about healthcare. in case you didn't watch because you want to maintain a naive belief in the concept of

some of it's said in entertainment, some of it said, somebody who's been very vicious to me, rosie o'donnell, i said very tough things to her and i think everybody would agree that she deserves it and nobody feels sorry for her. but you want to know the truth? i was going to say something -- >> please, very quick. >> -- extremely rough to hillary, to her family and i said to myself, i can't do it. i just can't do it. it's inappropriate. it's not nice. but she spent hundreds of millions of dollars on negative ads on me. many of which are absolutely untrue, they're untrue and misrepresentations.

they covered everything from international trade, to healthcare, to whether trump called rosie o'donnelllaughter ) i'm kidding! they didn't actually talk about healthcare. in case you didn't watch because you want to maintain a naive belief in the concept of a democracy, the debate basically boiled down to hillary listening patiently while trump ranted like a bus station hobo. here's a tiny example of that.

>> oh, god, i'm going to say rosie? >> all of them. i am not related to any famous and capable o'donnells. >> did we go back far enough? come on. >> i think if you go back 1,000 years back in the bog the lines will cross somewhere in ireland. none of us have any trace of being related, and rachel, that is going to turn out to be a relevant point for what is to come. and thank you for helping me make that point. >> i'm on the edge of my genetically predetermined seat. >> well, david fahrenthold is going to join us about his latest piece about the trump foundation, and the former president of mexico, vicente fox will join us. and after that first clinton versus trump debate, a former senator has endorse the hillary clinton. >> one down, two to go. >> did she have a good debate or what? >> i really enjoyed it. >> if i were donald trump, i wouldn't participate in another debate. >> the first presidential debate was moderated by lester holt and heckled by donald trump. >> i tell you what, if this choice isn't clear, i don't know, my lord. >

some of it entertainment, somebody who has vicious to me, rosie oh -- odonnell. you want to know the truth, i was going say -- >> very quickly. >> extremely rough to hillary, to her family and i said to myself, i can't do it, i just can't do it. it's inappropriate, it's not nice. but she spent hundreds of millions of dollars on negative ads on me, many of which are absolutely untrue, they're untrue and misrepresentations and i will tell you this, lester, it's not nice and i don't -- i don't deserve that. martha: interesting moment from last night. also one of those moments when he's answering the question and answering hillary clinton where i think some more seasoned politicians would have taken off with it. he could have gone to, you know, talking about the women that he employs through businesses, relationships, actions speak louder than words. he got a little bit drawn into that debate again, interesting that he didn't respond differently, but we will see if it makes -- bill: it is true in battleground states she has outspent him 8 to 1, part of is money and p

. >> howard stern, rosie o'donnell -- >> miss piggy. ? and the home of the brave ? toyota, this go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the world is react to get first debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. the much-awaited showdown was hard-fought. rejecting the closeness of the presidential race. both candidates traded a series of attacks they offered very different visions of the next four years. >> so, this morning, we're candidates what they thought about the debates. also our political analysts are fact-checking and analyzing who came out ahead. first, major garrett is here with the most important developments of the debate. major, good morning. >> good morning, like so many moments the debate defied the second half was more revealing than the first. those in trump's inner circle worried afterward that hillary have to bounce back to keep this race close. >> how are you, donald? >> reporter: despite opening pleasantries -- >> secretary clinton, yes? that okay? good. >> reporter: donald trump and hillary clinton wasted li

he got into an extended segment about rosie o'donnell. what did that have to do with question about cyber security and russian cyber attacks, he jumped in oddly and said we don't even know. russia may not be behind those attacks. there were some items at the end of the debate that were random nonsequiturs. i had no idea what he was talking about at the end. >> when you look at the idea about trust which was an issue for her, did that change? did she do anything to assure those people who had questions of trust? and d judgment? >> yeah. it seemed like they were kind of a pair of trust issues got put on the table last night. she got asked about the e-mail situation and she just looked right in the camera and said, i made a mistake, and i apologize for it. and the fbi's done an investigation and concluded that there are no additional steps that need to be taken. donald got quizzed on a trust issue about why were you perpetrating this bigoted lie about president obama's not being a united states citizen incredibly convoluted. no apology, no r

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what this ear doctor and medical crisis for rosie o'donnell's daughter. what rosie is saying today. plus, tv anchor elizabeth vargas. her panic attacks when she anchored tewhe ns. >> my heart would start pounding. >> and her epic battle with alcoholism. >> you feel so horrible. >> and battle of the exes. he's in trouble for driving a truck packed with ammo through a tunnel. >> my life has been destroyed.

then he come to the rosie o'donnell moment. and donald trump said about all the words, the ugly words that will not be repeated here that he has used over the years to describe rosie o'donnell that everyone agrees that she deserves it and that is the sick bubble that donald trump lives in and no one working in his campaign has said to him no, donald, no one deserves those words under any circumstances. that's the problem with that campaign. no one can talk him out of his sickness. >> lawrence o'donnell going back through what we witnessed tonight from specifically mr. trump. >> i mean, the point that she was just making there about rosie o'donnell, it is weird that that came up, that he decided to revisit his ad hominem attack. he also advertised his d.c. hotel, another thing that's never happened in a debate. >> we'll continue right after this. you're not a cook, if you don't cook. you're not a firefighter, if you don't fight fires. or a coach, if you don't coach. and you can't be our leader, if you don't lead. our next presid

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a cheap shot at rosie o'donnell. she is not that old. chris, what were you implying when you said john knows what it takes to win suburban women better than anyone on the panel? >> i believe it was a double on on -- entendre. >> i can appreciate that. >> they are fact checking. >> cut to the chase. john has been around the mall a few times. >> i said he was going to be the ladies man and now he will be creeping around. >> i was saying a bunch of things and you cut me off and i had to sum it up. >> i regret. >> the hollywood stuff. you said the "will and grace" thing was a waste because there are no" will and grace" fans not already voting for hillary. they had some of the best of 90s sitcom. >> but that was like 20 years ago. how long ago was it? let's be square on this thing. >> they went off the air like a legit 14, 15 years ago. >> the high point was definitely the 90s. >> you said we all love katy perry. do we? >> maybe you are not a fire work . >> he is a sparkler. >> kt, you said you found all of these videos o

. >> nor rosie o'donnell. >> a lot of new ground was broken. these megadebates like this, these spectaculars are the test if somebody's ready for prime time, and donald trump failed that test. he pretty much collapsed in the second half. trump's problem is he's a one-trick pony, and in a 90-minute debate, the trick runs thin. trump has one thing that's very powerful. the main spring is that people want to fire politicians. so trump was effective at the beginning of the debate at taking almost every answer back to you've had your chance. hillary never had an effective answer for that. that will cure some of trump's sins. that has so much raw power in the election. that covers for some things. i don't think trump lost any votes of the problem is, he doesn't have enough to win. he's the guy who needs to move the needle. and in every way you'd want to move the needle in one of these things from demeanor, content, to showing depth, he failed utterly. while hillary did a good job at the big question we all had. how will she handle trump's antics, and

some of it said, someone who has been very vicious to me, rosie o'donnell. i think everybody agrees nobody feels sorry for her. >> he doubled down and said rosie o'donnell, she deserves it. what did you make of that exchange? >> it was just an avalanche of personal insults from hillary clinton. insulting donald trump as she did talking about her own agenda. but i have to tell you, i was so proud of the fact that he demonstrated that quality most important in a president. and the restraint. in that moment, donald trump demonstrated the restraint required for the presidency. >> he said he wanted -- what do you mean restraint? he said he wanted to bring something up about the clintons' past. >> well, 90 minutes in a row of one insult after another, culminating in that round at the end. and donald trump literally just completely open and transparent with the american people said there's things that i can bring up. we all know what they are. we all lived through the 1990s, he just said, i'm not going to do it. i think there you saw in him the >> you were with don

during the debate goes after rosie o'donnell again. what are you doing?'re a presidential candidate, republican nominee, why are you punching down? punch at putin, kim young un, what are you doing going after rosy o'donnell? trashing alyicia machado, the former miss universe. i way he has reacted to charges of sexism have reminded us, after he stayed three or four weeks to script and had not been horrifically offensive, reminded us why he's so unfit to be president. he does not have the character needed to be presidential. >> maggie to the point that anna raised about appealing to women voters which is important to trump. he does have a deficit compared to hillary clinton on appeal to women voters. >> this is why the machado comments resonated and fact that trump kept talking about them and newt gingrich, one of his top advisers. he has struggled throughout the campaign to move to a productive form of outrage on this and other issues including to black and hispanic voters. i think it's going to be another week wasted when really the conversation is yes it

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>> somebody who has been very vicious to me, rosie o'donnell. i said very tough things to her. and i think everybody agrees she deserves it and we shouldn't feel sorry for her. >> i say nothing. i then spoke to sean hannity, which everybody refuses to call sean hannity. i had numerous conversations with sean hannity at fox, but nobody calls sean hannity. if somebody would call up sean hannity -- >> negotiate down the national debt of the united states. >> you're wrong. >> no, i'm not. >> murders are up. >> new york has done an excellent job. putin, but putin is playing a really tough long game here. >> wrong. >> the invasion of iraq. >> wrong. >> that has absolutely been proved over and over again. >> wrong. >> he actually advocated for the actions we took in libya. i hope it would be a good deal. >> not. >> but i concluded it wasn't. then he called her miss housekeeping because she was latina. donald, she has a name. >> where did you find this? >> alicia machado and she has become a u.s. citizen. you can bet -- >> oh, really? >> -- she's going to vote this november. >> all deb

he goes on to attack again rosy o'donnell, who, by the way, in case people don't realize, the reasones rosie o'donnell, and is so abusive towards her is because she actually criticized him many years ago for how he treated the women at the miss universe contest. that's what this feud was originally about. so his sort of boarish behavior, i want to talk about why donald trump is bad for women on the supreme court. i want to -- he wants to roll back reproductive freedoms and wants to eliminate the affordable care act, which equalizes healthcare for women, and wants to take away the notion of equal pay for equal work. he doesn't give him own employees paid family leave. those are really the policy issues that women and families want to be focused on this campaign. >> okay. >> but what donald trump is doing every time we want to talk about policy is he renews his boarish behavior, and he attacks a woman for how they look. >> i want to look specifically about this case about alicia machado. >> that's the point. we end up talking about what people think are silly gossip issues because he s

and medical crisis for rosie o'donnell's daughter. what rosie is saying today.s, tv anchor elizabeth vargas. her panic attacks when she anchored the news. >> my heart would start pounding. >> and her epic battle with alcoholism. >> you feel so horrible. >> and battle of the exes. he's in trouble for driving a truck packed with ammo through a tunnel. >> my life has been

- not necessarily rosy but it's actually good. have an excellent documentary airing tomorrow at the p.m. called "almost president, the agony of defeat." you talked to the men who came really close to having the most powerful job in the world so tell us about that. >> well, it was such an interesting story to report to talk to these men who were on a public stage. you can think of a failure more public than running for the presidency and losing? i really eye real-- i really ca. so with the benefit of a little bit of time, politicians are not reflective of people. these people sat back and said this is what it's like and this is what it felt like to lose and they went through their campaigns and admitted their mistakes, which we hardly ever hear from candidates what they did wrong, what hurt them, and however coming out of it, to a person each one of them, no matter how they suffered, and they all did. mitt romney in thought he was going to win. >> he thought he was going to win. you can complete that thought? i want to play this. l

s somebody who's been very tough to me, rosie o'donnell. but you want to know the truth? i was going to say something -- >> please, very quickly. >> extremely rough to hillary, to her family, and i said to myself, i can't do it. i just can't do it. it's inappropriate. it's not nice. but she's spent haufrpundreds o millions of dollars on negative ads even me, many of which are untrue, and they're misrepresentations, and i will tell you this, lester, it's not nice, and i don't deserve that, but it's certainly not a nice thing that she's done. it's haufrundreds of millions o ads. the only gratifying thing is i saw the pools come lls, and wit million spent, and i'm either winning or tied. >> one of you will not win this election, are you willing to accept the outcome as the will of the voters? >> i support our democracy. and sometimes you win. sometimes you lose. but i certainly will support the outcome of this election. and i know dlaonald's trying ve hard to plant doubts about it. it's not about us so much as it is about you and your families and the kind of country and fut

and she can't say things are rosy.say we're going to do better. >> let's talk about things i think are rosy, not rosy but good. you have a documentary that's airing. you talked to the men who came really close to having the most powerful job in the world. tell us about that. >> well, it was an interesting story to report, to talk to these men who were on a public stage. can you think of a failure more public than running for the presidency and losing? i really can't. and so with the benefit of a little bit of time, politicians are not normally reflective people. but these people, to a person, sat back and said this is what it was like. this is what i had to go through. and this is what it felt like to lose. and they went through their campaigns. they admitted their mistakes. which we hardly ever hear from candidates. what they did wrong, what hurt them. and, however, coming out of it, to a person, each one of them, no matter how they suffered, and they all did. mitt romney thought he was going to win. >> i want to play

and then during the debate he goes after rosie o'donnell again. what are you doing? you are a presidential candidate, the republican nominee. why are you punching down? go punch on putin. on kim jong un. what are you doing going after rosie o'donnell or what are you doing trashing alicia machado the former miss universe. i think the way he's reacted to charges on sexism have reminds us after he's stayed three or four weeks to script, to the teleprompter and had not been horrifically offensive, he's now reminded us why he's so unfit to be president because he's not had the character needed. >> to the point she raised about trying to appeal to women voters which is important. he does have a real deficit compared to hillary clinton on appeal to women voters. >> this is why the machado comments resonated and why the fact that trump kept talk accurate about them. newt gingrich kept talk about them. one of his top advisors, he's struggled throughout the campaign to move towards something that would be a productive form of outrage and other areasing through to black voters

some of it's -- somebody who's been very vicious to me, rosie o'donnell, i said very tough things to her and i think everybody would agree that she deserves it, and nobody feels sorry for her. but you want to know the truth, i was going to say -- >> very quickly. >> -- something extremely rough to hillary, to her family, and i said to myself, i can't do it. i just can't do it. it's inappropriate. it's not nice. but she's spent hundreds of millions of dollars on negative ads on me, many of which are absolutely untrue, they're untrue and they're misrepresentations, and i will tell you this, lester, it's not nice, and i don't deserve that. but it's certainly not a nice thing that she's done. it's hundreds of millions of ads, and the only gratifying thing, i saw the polls come in today and all of that money, over $200 million spent and i'm either winning or tied and i've spent practically nothing. >> one of you will not win this election, are you willing to accept the outcome as the will of the voters? secretary clinton? >> i support our democracy. and sometimes you win. sometimes you lo

bringing up rosie o'donnell. who cares? people haven't cared about rosie o'donnell in a long time.about that fight between them. that fight happened in college. it's a long time ago. i don't understand why we keep talking about things like that instead of economy and foreign policy. i would have liked a lot more on foreign policy, rosie o'donnell and donald trump had a fight? >> they keep having fights. neil: meghan, thank you very, very much. meghan mccain. we'll monitor hillary clinton event in north carolina. bottom line, she is feeling pretty good. relaying that to the audience as she was on her plane. we'll see how long that lasts. after this. reporter: i'm lori rothman live on floor of new york stock exchange with your business brief. what a difference a day makes. the stocks are rallying. dow jones up 132 points at the moment. technology, as a sector up .89 of 1% on the s&p 500. let's break out some headline technology companies starting with yahoo!. shares up 2 1/2%. six democratic u.s. senator asked embattled yahoo! ceo marissa mayer give them more information about why 50

he doubled down on rosie o'donnell. what does double down mean?ans you say something outrageous, you get criticized for it, but then when you get the criticism you say it again in an even more intense way. what he showed was his character. forget about ideology for a moment. his character is such that he made it clear that he's not suited to be president. and i don't know what steve is going to say, but i will say that this is a bright man. deep down he knows that this is a man unsuited to be president. >> let's see what steve forbes is going to say. >> i don't think steve forbes believes that on any level of his soul. >> what was your reaction? >> tony's trying to do what she did to trump last night and bait me so i'm going to take you, not him. >> okay. what were your impressions? >> well, she did win on points. what was amazing, after the debate with your pollster, who pointed out that there was a real democratic skew, 41% versus the normal 31%, on the economic issue it was a virtual tie, which means that if he presses the economic issue and no

. >> reporter: i said tough things to rosie o'donnell and i think everyone agrees she deserves of his >> the question is did either candidate move the needle for millions of undecided voters? today is back to the battleground and back to the national vote registration day. clinton is north carolina and donald trump is in florida. >>> with 100 million people expected to watch the debate there was certainly plenty who reacted on social media. maureen kyle joins us with a look at the top moments that have people talking. >> reporter: it's been interesting to see how this breaks down the number of people tweeting about the debate was equal to a major 5 million tweets were sent out using the hashtag debate night or debate 2016. look at some of the top moments. number one is when trump said he had the good temperament. number two is when trump made comments about stop and frisk and the third top moment was when both candidates talked about their plan to defeat isis. the top five most tweeted comments topics were the economy , foreign affairs, energy and twitter broke down who people were ta

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it is rosie the giant rose hair tarantula >> it's not a strong statement to say they are harmless. bridge is in charge of feeding not one but more than 120 road -- rosie % >> >> there generally calmer than --'s fighters rotate work shift so as not to with them out no more than one no more than 12 hour shift once a week. grasshopper. he's given his time for 19 years. >> it is fun. let's face it. if it were not fun i wouldn't do it. >> the volunteers he's one of those people that gives everything to is committed to he gets time because he welcomes the chance to educate kids ann the families about science including the often misunderstood creatures like tarantulas. >> the of reputation. mostly from that movies. >> would like to honor you as a seven everyday hero for your -?volunteering efforts. >> thank you. i've had a terrific time working here. >>> this sounds like a joke a two-year-old in washington dc haze $75 fine for littering. to the daughter and they could not believe it. >> she's not a criminal -- we talked to all the time about pickinggup trash of the new study some common s

rosie odom. and oj simpson. >> oh, wow. >> shawn: times have changed a little bit. speaking of politics. are there any politics behind bruce springsteen passing up vegas? >> i'm not a sure him has had a relationship -- he didn't come here for the longest time. when i first moved here 17 years ago hundred of my first scoops was he was coming here. and people said you don't note what -- note what your talking about. he think it's gouging fans to charge them $70, or $80 and now it would be 100, i'm sure. vegas is not on the tour. but i did bring -- it is on tv as well. fantastic. just a fantastic read. i went through it, speed reading last night. a couple of the more interesting facts, fact -- factoid, is that he was at frank sinatra's 8 80th birthday in 1995 he talked about everybody gathered around the piano and steve and eddie were there, and bob dylan was singing along, and bruce's wife, patty, who is trained as a jazz artist, started singing, and the room was -- little pockets of people talking and and edie gourmet says to frank, come here. you blown have to this,

we have rosy rose -- rosie from the animal protection league and working out, you can do it with your pets. >> yeah, absolutely, and dogs, they love to kind of bond with you when you go out for jogs or hikes or swim or kayaking as well. but you can also take them out for a bike ride so a lot of options depending on what your excited to work out as well. >> grizzly is looking like he is ready to have activity. and you can even do lunges and different exercises with them? >> absolutely, and we always like to fit it into what your lifestyle and your dog's lifestyle is. you can make your own work out plan and fit that into what your dog is excited about. if he is excited about toys or tennis balls, running around like that or doing lunges or going for a nice swim or a bike ride. >> i'm with him. it's time for a nap. >> been working out too much. >> and even just a simple walk. i think people underestimate that. >> yeah, absolutely. >> just getting out and getting the blood pumping. >> i like to say you can get a group of friends together and go for a group walk and make it a social activi

father rosy >>> post tropical storm hermine posing a threat for beach goers this labor day weekend.t's not over yet. the system stirring up dangerous waves and currents as it churns northeast, moving away from the east coast. kristin fisher is reporting live from ocean city, maryland. you have been there all day long. what are conditions like now? >> well, laura, we've still got some rough surf, strong rip currents, but that's about it. we have had a really nice beach day here in ocean city, once hermine pushed farther out to the east. we have been watching if ar possible storm surge. we have been hearing that could happen. possibly one to three feet at high tide tonight but now that looks like it will not be the case. looks like we dodged a bullet. if there was it would be rehoboth beach on up. it is looking fairly good here. the beach is open for folks coming out tomorrow. the beach will be open again, but nobody is likely going to be allowed in the water anytime soon, even through the holiday weekend because of the strong rip currents and rough surf we are seeing. last night thre

it's rosy. the rose hair tarantula. say that they are harmless.nt t- one but more than 120 rosy. >> we work with the females because they're generally a little calmer. >> the spiders rotate work shifts so as not to wear them out. he puts in double that. just feeding ttem their weekly grasshopper.% he's been here for 19 years. >> it's fun. let's face it if it weren't fun3 that gives everything to his community. >> he gives his time because he welcomes the chance to educate kids and their families about science. including the often misunderstood creatures like tarantulas. >> they have an undeserved bad reputatiin. mostly from bad movies. >> we'd like to honor you as a se volunteering here. all your help. >> this is a great place. i've had a terrific time working here. thank you very much. >> to nominate someone as a seven everyday hero go to our >>> we all know marriage not roses and rainbows. it takes a lot of work. breeking news right here this is a shocker, right? there's 170-year-old man in kansas who could not handle

argue with someone, miss universe, attack rosie o'donnell on a stage. do exactly what you think someone who wants to win the presidential -- trish: save him from himself one would hope that would be him. we'll see. joe, neil, thank you so much. we'll continue this question. what does he need to do ahead of the next debate? a little practice? maybe a little research? joining me byron york from the "washington examiner" with his prescription for how to fix things. are they fixable now, byron? >> well, everything remains fixable but the question is whether donald trump will do it. he got a lot, he got a lot of good instructions before the first debate which he didn't follow. if you look at some of the things that were not discussed in the first debate, there was nothing about obamacare. kind of hard to believe. it is administration's premier achievement. it is something hillary clinton pledges to expand. it is in deep trouble right now, causing great problems for millions of americans, yet trump said nothing about it. well, gee, the moderator didn't bring

tremendous commercials, some of it said in entertainment, somebody who's been very vicious to me, rosie o'donnell, i said very tough things to her, and i think everybody would agree she deserves it, and nobody feels sorry for her. i was going to say something extremely rough to hillary, to her family, and i said to myself, i can't do it. i just can't do it. it's inappropriate. it's not nice, but she spent hundreds of millions of dollars on negative ads on me, many of which are absolutely untrue. they're untrue and they're misrepresentations, and i will tell you this, lester, it's not nice and i don't deserve that. but it's certainly not a nice thing that she's done. it's hundreds of millions of ads, and the only gratifying thing is, i saw the polls come in today, and with all of that money -- >> we have to move on to the final. >> $200 million is spent. i'm either winning or tied and i have spent practically nothing. >> one of you will not win this election. my final question, are you willing to accept the outcome as the will of the voters? >> i support our democracy. and sometimes you

. >> he also went back to rosie o' donnel. >> back to that first debate when he brought up rosie o' donnel last night. >> he is who he is and that's not going to change. he does have a talent for focusing on one big issue and driving that. i thought he was effective in doing that in the opening 20 minutes talking about this issue of american decline. that appeals to a good chunk of vot voters in this country. the issue is, he cannot stay on that and once he's bait in, he just drifts from his focus and talks about his own personal. >> i want to get to the economy stuff in a minute. this is a key point because it is about preparations and strategies and coming in of clear goals. they're trying to reach different voters. he did not have a system planned. we'll get to this in a minute whether it was his taxes or birther debate. she had clear plans and ideas and how to get under his skin and how to debate him. she also clearly studied him. she knew he likes to raise the issue of stamina. when it came, she passed. >> i just left detroit and philadelphia you have seen me, i have been all over the

. >> restrepo is in charge of feeding not one but more than 120 rosies. >> we work with the field -- females because they are generally a little calmer. >> they rotate work shifts so he has given his time here with the spiders for 19 years. >> it's fun. if it weren't fun i probably wouldn't be doing it. >> he also volunteers with 3 denver museum of nature and science. >> reporter: he gives his time because he wants to give -- he welcomes the chance to educate kids and families about science including often misunderstood creatures like tarantulas. >> they have an undeserved bad reputation mostly from bad movies. [laughter] >> reporter: you're kidding. >> i'm sitting -- m-series. -- i am serious. we would like to honor you as a denver 7 everyday hero. >> thank you. i have a terrific time working with them. >> good for him. to nominate someone as a 7 >> i don't know. he's an awesome guy but i don't think i could do it. >> i always think of home alone every time i see a tarantula. one of my favorite movies. >>> it's going to be a great day to be outside. we are seeing a lot of sunshine a

district will pass a resolution today in support of the "teachers of writing history" project led by rosiefor women like harriet tubman and susan b. anthony. >>> unveiled at hayward yesterday, take a look, the artist was commissioned by the city to paint this mural. hayward recently named the third most diverse city in america, and the mural, "one love, one family, basis of a hayward, california. closed to it is on mission boulevard and to fix 17 portraits of people that lived, grew up in hayward.>>> researchers say that the results are not good, and at the institute for environment at stanford, they grew more than 1 million california plant using extra heat, carbon dioxide and nitrogen to mimic the not so distant hotter future. some theorize that because plants like carbon dioxide climate change could result in a greener planet, but if the plants that received the extra carbon dioxide and those that get it the extra warm, they said that the growth of the plants declined with the rising temperatures.>>> if you like to be outside, tarantula mating season has begun, meaning those big spiders

. >> rosie o'donnell, i said tough everybody would agree that she deserves it. >> donald trump said there was something wrong with his microphone and he talked about it after the debate. >> they also gave me a defective mic, did you notice that? >> my mic was defective within >> his lovely wife standing with him after the debate in what they call the spin room. >> there was a lot of spin after that. donald trump who has butted heads with moderators in the past. >> you thought the questions were fair? >> yes. >> it was in line with the expectations that were set on the commission on presidential debate. >> let's focus on what a lots of students thought. they gathered to watch the debate and they say it was pretty much what most people expected. >> they were over pines high school last night. many of the students are on debate teams themselves, they seemed to agree that they didn't have any big gotcha moments, the debate not the big showdown that they anticipated. >> hillary came out a lot taller today. >> donald trump did go over his two minute mark a lot of times, which i think did hurt h