and sparring on issues of national security last night. >> first of all you have to say one thing that is important. secretary clinton is talking about taking out iowa sis. we'll take out isis. well, president obama and secretary clinton createded a vacum the way they got out of iraq. they shouldn't have been in, but the way they got out was a disaster and isis was formed she's been trying to take them out for a long time. but they wouldn't have been formed if they left some troops behind like 10000 or something more than that. and then you wouldn't have had that. or as i said a long time and i think you will agree. we taken the oil, isis wouldn't have been able to form and that was their source of income. and they have the oil all over the place including libya which was a disaster. >> i hope the fact checkers are turning up the volume and working hard. donald supported the invasion of iraq. >> wrong, wrong, wrong. >> that was proved. >> wrong. >> and genener griffin is covering the clinton campaign. >> reporter: jon, we are on board with the bus with the rest of the press traveling w

clinton and trump sparred over a host of issues monday night. trump continued to dog clinton over her private email server... but clinton didn't hold back. she laid into trump for not releasing his tax returns. now the attention turns toward the vice-presidential nominees... who will debate next tuesday. first - les krifaton joins us with a quick look at the fox 5 weather 24-7 forecast. looks like we have a weather forecast is in store for tuesday. clouds start to roll in through the day as a low moving up baja comes onshore. instability associated with that low is expected to create some drizzle and thunderstorm chances over the next few days. the storm chances get a boost from what's left of tropical storm roslyn although most of that rain will be limited to arizona. the clouds and potential active weather forecast moves out by friday. the weekend looks sunny but expect some gusty conditions saturday and sunday. new york's hofstra university hosted the first face-to-face showdown between donald trump and hillary clinton. the republican and dem

. >> the candidates sparred on several topics. >> i was so shocked invited putin to hack into americans. >> it could be russians or could be someone sitting on their bed who weighs 400 pounds. >> the candidates moved through the issues and saved some of the most blistering attacks for the end. >> shaun boyd is here. seeing. >> there was a lot of speculation about which trump we would see. while clinton was scripted and guarded. regardless, this debate lived up to its billing. a clash of the titans. >> they shook hands of the gloves came off. >> and the kind of plan donald has put forth would be about economics. call it trumped up economics. >> typical politician, all talk an sounds good, doesn't work. >> they sparred over the economy. 2 the facts are i said i hoped it would be a good deal but when it was negotiated, what i was not responsible for, i concluded it wasn't. >> so is it president obama's fault? 2 he won on trade she scored on national security. 2 it's like is the plan to defeat isis. a secret plan but the only secret is he has no plan. out isis. you are there and you were's

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reporter: the two sparred over a broad range of issues, including to combat terrorism. mr. trump: she's telling us how to fight isis -- go to her website and she tells you how to fight isis on her website. i don't think general douglas macarthur would like that too much. ms. clinton: at least i have a plan to fight isis. mr. trump: you are telling the enemy everything you want to do. no wonder you have been fighting isis your entire adult life. ms. clinton: please, fact checkers, get to work. reporter: more than 80 million americans tuned in to watch the debate. viewers around the world were also eager to hear what the candidates had to say. >> it's an american domestic issue we are all interested in. i think is polarizing, it's not bringing people together, it's highlighting their differences. >> i find it a little bit overrated. everyone sticks to their arguments and there's very little room for a debate. democrats and republicans are not that different from each other, so sometimes they offer similar proposal. i did not find this debate really captivating. >> we have arr

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both sparred on taxes, the economy, even who is more fit to hold office.we're live with that story in two minutes... weddings and social media... the two just go hand in hand... but you probably didn't know tied..a look at the ####break#### we're monitoring reaction this morning to last night's first presidential debate. for 90 minutes, hillary clinton and donald trump went at it - on trade, taxes, racial tension, terror and foreign policy. tracie potts is live from hofstra university in new york this morning where millions were watching. ?? ad lib ?? today it's back to the battlegrounds and back to the base. national voter registration day for these campaigns. hillary clinton's in north carolina. donald trump is in florida. i'm tracie potts in hempstead, new york - back to you. ?? ad lib question ???? ad lib back to back to you. new york - hempstead, potts in hempstead, new york - back to you. new a deadly accident along the i-17 this morning...and drunk driving is suspected in it... we are there with the latest... what costume are you wearing this year?a look at what is the most pop

- amy: in one of the most anticipated debates of recent history, donald trump and hillary clinton sparred last night on trade, policing, race, terrorism, and jobs. in their first of three debates before the november election will stop mr. trump: i have much better judgment than she does. there's no question. i have a much better temperament than she has. mrs. clinton: i think donald just criticized me for preparing for this debate. yes, i did. and you know what else i prepared for? i prepared to be president. and i think that is a good thing. amy: today we expand the debate by giving green party presidential candidate dr. jill was barred from participating, a chance to respond to the same questions posed to donald trump and hillary clinton. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. donald trump and hillary clinton faced off monday night in the most anticipated debates in u.s. history. the debate was held at hofstra university on long island and it was moderated by "nbc nightly news" anchor lester holt. ahead of th

right now though, hillary clinton and donald trump last night sparred over among the things he sparredthose who work for him. >> we have an architect in the golf courses and you wouldn't pay what the man needed to be charged. >> maybe he didn't do a good job and i was unsatisfied with his work. >> that architect was in the room last night and let's start with the claim there from mr. trump. was the work not good? >> well, it was certainly, it's a project that i am very proud of to this day, and i think mr. trump was very pleased with it when it was completed as an architectural project. he wrote glowing recommendation letter and made many flattering remarks about the building. so i found it key that he indicated in his remarks last night the word, well, maybe that architect hadn't done a great job. >> that's a copy of the letter. >> that's a copy of the letter he wrote, mr. trump wrote on behalf of my firm's effort. >> give me a snippet from the letter, if you can. >> mr. tesoro is a fine architect with imagination and spirit. the clubhouse has a magnificent stone and glass exterior. h

as hillary clinton and donald trump sparred - verbally - on stage last night. not all voters i didn't much appreciate the arguments what i was looking for was a debate anything you heard you really didn't like? attacksother say one another. it was good to hear both sidesthe website google says hillary clinton led in data collected for online searches last night. roughly 60 percent of searches about one of the two candidates during the debate were for clinton. 40 percent were for trumpbefore the debate... trump was the more searched candidate in 33 states - including wisconsin. but after the debate... hillary led the category of google searches in all 50. i think this is an how much social media has changed us politicssearches don't necessarily equal support. but professor mordecai lee - a former democratic lawmaker - says the stats show voters taking an initiative to look for more information. people were saying im not going to wait for the news analysts, im not going to wait for the pundits, i don't need those third parties to tell me what went well or what di

. >>> trump and clinton have sparred all week long on national security and now anatomic tested north korea is adding to the fight. >>reporter: clinton met with security experts in new york will make america less safe including former homeland security sec. and a foreign policy advisor to john mccain. both attended the meeting with clinton and they say clinton is too eager to go to war. >> she is trigger-happy. totally trigger-happy. she wants to intervene and topple regimes. conducted a nuclear weapon test. whoever wins will have to deal with their communist country. the clinton company wants to use sanctions to isolate coria. >> i think this is a wake-up call we have demand that they use their influence. >>reporter: trump issued a statement saying they grew stronger when clinton was a curious state but trumps manager on say how he would would not use it. >> the first debate is scheduled for monday, september 26. >>> 10 easter stable. >>> a victory for people post -- protesting a oil pipeline in north dakota. authorities want to review the people are concerned about the environmental

clinton and trump took personal shots at each other and sparred about just about everything from jobs to taxes. ((nats)) track presidential candidates hillary clinton and donald trump started out shaking hands but it wasn't too long before they were trading jabs. --sot-- (hillary clinton/(d) feeling that by the end of this evening i'm going to be blamed for everything that's ever happened." (donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "why not?" (clinton "why not, yeah! why not? just join the in on her emails r) presidential nominee --sot-- (donald trump/(r) presidential nominee) "i will release my tax returns against my lawyer's wishes when she releases her 33,000 emails that have been deleted." --sot-- ( hillary clinton / (d) only years that anybody's ever seen were a couple years when he had to turn them over to trump / (r) presidential nominee ) "that makes me smart." carla wade 13 action news. the first debate is in the books.. and the gloves came off.. but who won? let's turn to 13 action news political analyst jon ralston with his take on it. 9---two questions: who won and how does

if not paying taxes makes him spar -- mark mow what does that make the rest of us? >> he made money off of the housing crisis of 2008. >> 5 million families lost their homes. it could make money. he even said that it is just business. what person believes that? >> early voting started today. they are trying to continue the strategy of president obama by getting people to the polls asap. anchor: he already has a coin now rescuing a dog. >> we do need some rain. the two are going to coincide. kelly: you know me. appointed by republican and democratic governors. as your senator, i'm fighting for equal pay and against workplace discrimination, to expand access to birth control, strengthen and preserve medicare, and i reached across the aisle to protect access to mammograms. i approve this message because after all the false, negative ads, i'm still the kelly ayotte you know- >> you are watching newscenter 5. anchor: investigators have joined the inquiry inta -- a man rescued at sea. the 22-year-old disputing allegations his boat may have been unsafe. he says he would no

. >>> arizona senator jeff flake who has sparred with donald trump said the republican nominee performed poorly. when he blames the mic, that the as close as he will be to con keating he had a bad night. doug ducey speaking at a job creation event that featured newt gingrich. here's what the governor had to something that both candidates showed where they are and what they believe. i don't know how many people were swayed one way or another. >> newt gingrich says the debate was an historic victory for donald trump. he was at one point being talked about being trump's v.p. choice. the governor and other speakers spoke about embracing enterprise to attract businesses to our state and create jobs. it was part of the bring small business back tour. governor ducey will be on hand at the arizona capital where the dome will be lit purple in domestic violence month. proceeds of purple light bulbs will be purchased at home depot >>> d-backs tweeting this image to spend time with injured and rehabilitating soldiers. the d-backs say this is an annual trip for them. they were struck by soldiers who

. >>> we have more on the sparring of the words coming up >>> if you see news happening go based on the information we have now we have every reason to believe this was an act of terror. >> just four hours after was found shot by new jersey police officers. now at a new jersey hospital where he is being treated for a gunshot wounds. >> the officers that shot him are also being treated for injuries after rahami started shooting at them. this all happened outside a bar in linden, new jersey after police got a call about a man sleeping inside the hallway of the bar. when officers got there they recognized rahami. investigators also say he is connected to the pipe bomb went off in new jersey early saturday and they are also looking into the five pipe bombs that were found a couple of miles from rahami was arrested. >> i think it is important to remember what terrorists and violent extremists are trying to do. they are trying to hurt innocent people but they also want to inspire fear in all of us. we all have a role to play as citizens in making sure we don't succumb to that fear. >> there i

have the man that set up the illegal server taking the fifth i think >> reporter: the candidates sparred over how to create jobs. >> we have to stop these country's from stealing our companies and our jobs. >> and he really believes that the more you help wealthy people the better off we'll be. it is as i said trumped up trickle down. >> reporter: it was also a heated exchange surrounding the obama birther movement during the discussion of race. and trump had an interesting comment about who could be behind some of the recent putting that together for our next half hour. ock and vanessa. >> before the debate the latest national quinnipiac poll looked like this. a virtual tie between clinton and trump. after tonight's debate will things change? >> we welcome political historian and tom waylan. tom have you analyzed many presidential debates what made this different what should be the big take away tonight. >> i don't think any presidential debate mentioned rosy o'donnell and howard stearn that made history. what i thought was interesting was that trump domestic policy and economics. where

based on how it goes today. >> reporter: the coach sparred with a print reporter who pressed him on how he balances jimmy gv's health concerns with the best interests of the team. he seems to contradict himself. >> the players' personal situation, his health always comes first. that is always coming first. that is not a football decision. that is a medical decision. football decisions are based on what's best for the football team. that is what we will always do as long as i'm here. that will never change. we will always do what's best for the football team. that is what it's all driven by. >> do you have to get some certainty before you make a personnel decision in how do you juggle this? >> i'm a football coach. i'm not a doctor. the medical staffer is the the medical people handle the injuries. they don't call plays. i don't do surgery. we have a great deal there. works out good. >> reporter: belichick said yesterday it is possible the patriots could sign another quarterback for an emergency fill-in situation, but it all depends on how jimmy garoppolo is doing at practice. if he is w

>>>reporter: right now, police say they don't know what spar sparked the stabbing. >> the 2 may not have been together, but they were both victims in this case. >>reporter: while police were recovering evidence, they stopped trains inbound and outbound. those trains back in service. >>>reporter: we checked in with students are still in stable condition. live in chelsea, john cocoa, "7 news"night team. >> election day, 46 days away. much of the talk is about a stunning endorsement that no one saw coming. >> vote your conscious, vote for candidates up and down the ticket who!woe you trust -- -- >> ted cruise having a change of heart months after he snubbed trump at the convention. he made the announcement on facebook, announcement on facebook, writing -- the first debate between donald trump and hilary clinton on monday. "7 news"will be there for this big event and you can watch it >> up next, wet weather is mov moving through. >> we are tracking the rain, out of here by the morning, but the cool air is here to stay the cool air is here to stay for awhile golden outside or fluffy inside. d

. >> the two new yorkers mixing it up on the debate stage monday night, sparring over new york city's murder rate. donald trump saying it is up, as trump and clinton debate the effectiveness of stop and frisk policing. politifact went digging to find out who was right. >> nypd jumped on twitter to try to correct donald trump's statement andy for 2016, we're looking at one of the safest years on record for crime, and they said murders are down significantly. >> charles: for any time period politifact looked at, including the year-to-date, murders in new york city are down, rating trump's claim as mostly false. >> i was so shocked when donald trump publicly invited putin to hack into americans. >> charles: at monday's debate giving putin to thumbs up to hack away at e-mails. >> russia, if you're listening, i hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing. >> charles: trump says that remark from july was sarcasm. >> yes, his words matter. he did use those words. but certainly they -- that wasn't the meaning he says he intended. >> charles: politifact say because trump refer

. >> what are they sparring over already. throwing jabs over who will be in the audience. apparently both have ideas about bringing controversial guests to distract the opponent. clinton as invite cuban to sit in the front row. of course trump fired back tweeting that he may sit jennifer flowers next to cuban. trump education campaign insisting he did not invite her to let's talk by the real issues. tonight's debate will center around security, we'll likely see topics like jobs, economy, immigration and foreign policy. they probably want to escape their individual are controversies though. clinton will be the first person to answer questions the debate begins at 7 tonight right here on nbc. performance could sway your vote? people already wondering if trump will keep his cool in tonight's debate. it's anybody's guess since they've never gone head to head. >> some of the analysts have said what each of them need to do is that keeping their cool is part of the equation. >> some say clinton needs to ramp it up and donald trump needs to pull it back. we'll see if both of them

. >>> the presidential candidates are getting ready to spar. so our political an analysts are going to be in to see what candidates should and shouldn't do. and police are searching for the man who grabbed a tip and a local police chief creates his own video: what to do if you're stopped by a police officer. the mess and he's trying to get . >>> first at 5:30, breaking news on the patriots. jacoby injured his right thumb last night. some reports say he tore a ligament, others say he just sprained it. it's unclear if he'll miss any hurt in a stabbing. police say a stabbing broke out nearby the school after the school ended for the day. >>> two police shootings dominating the headlines. tonight one chief is reaching out, trying to diffuse a dangerous situation before it starts t. milford police chief recorded a video showing what to do if you're stopped by police. >> the chief tells us it all and people in the community think it's a great idea. >> reporter: it's meant to be a proactive how-to. how to react when approached by police at a time when

hillary clinton and donald trump have been sparring all summer. while trump met with union leaders this morning in book park he needed to finish his discussion at lunch and what better place to do it than this family restaurant. the owners had 24 hours notice that a vip was coming. they had no idea who it was. they were surprised when donald trump on was having a meeting with the mayor and we assumed it had more to do with the economy. there were some union members here.>>reporter: after eight years, gabriella is the senior server and was assigned to trumps table. >> he could be our future president. i was nervous, he was just like cook made trumps order. >> i think he will do well for his first two years. we will see how it goes.>>reporter: the family did not charge trump for the meal, but they insisted on paying. on his way out the door, this is what he handed gabriella. >> it's a very nice to. a very nice tip. >>reporter: do you usually get $100 tips? she split it with the rest of the staff. trump did not advertise his ohio visit and afterward

he plans to spar with a stand in for his opponent. something that presidential candidates have done throughout the years. donald trump, at this point, does not plan to debate prep with a sparring partner standing in for hillary clinton at this point. >> interesting. thank you. on the democratic side we have breaking news right now. hillary clinton is holding a rare question and answer question with reporters on board her plane. she's warning that both democrats and republicans need to take the threat of russian interference in the u.s. election very seriously. let's bring in our senior political correspondent. what are we hearing from hillary clinton? >> talking about several different issues including the u.s. government's belief that russian intelligence is behind the recent hacks into democratic political groups. we're turning that sound around to show you. we should add that hillary clinton gaggled with reporters in two parts because of a coughing fit that's been plaguing her today. >> i'll come back and talk to you formally. i wa

presidential debates kicking off last night in long island, new york, the candidates sparred on issues including foreign policy, domestic race relations and the economy. attacking trump's economic plans hillary clinton offered her proposals for job creation and how she would plan to reduce the defendants. >> independent experts have looked at what i proposed and looked at what donald's proposed and basically said this. that if his tax plan which would blow up the debt by over $5 trillion, and would in some instances disadvantage middle class families compared to the wealthy were to go into effect, we would lose 3.5 million jobs and maybe have another recession. they looked at my plans and said okay if we can do this and i intend to get it done, we'll have 10 million more new jobs because we'll be making investments where we can grow the economy. >> donald trump meanwhile fired back with his own attacks on the state of the u.s. economy, directly criticizing the actions of bill clinton and signing of nafta. >> your husband signed nafta which was one of the worst things that ever happened

. >> the candidates sparred on several topics. >> i was so shocked when trump americans. >> it could be russians or could be someone sitting on their bed who weighs 400 pounds. >> the candidates moved through the issues and saved some of the most blistering attacks for the end. >> shaun boyd is here. i guess as far as styles go, that is what we are used to seeing. >> there was a lot we would see. while clinton was scripted and guarded. regardless, this debate lived up to its billing. a clash of the titans. >> they shook hands of the gloves came off. >> and the kind of plan donald has put forth would be about economics. call it trumped up economics. >> typical politician, all talk and no action. sounds good, doesn't work. economy. 2 the facts are i said i hoped it would be a good deal but when it was negotiated, what i was not responsible for, i concluded it wasn't. >> so is it president obama's fault? 2 he won on trade she scored on national security. 2 it's like is the plan to defeat isis. a secret plan but the only secret is he has no plan. >> you are talking about taking out isis.

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. >> they sparred on taxes, race relations and fighting terrorism. mike sachs with highlights. >> reporter: good morning from hofstra university. the set from the presidential debate is coming down. we watched a 90-minute slug fest. boiling down to 90 seconds. >> donald was one of the people who rooted for the housing he said in 2006 gee, i hope it does collapse because then i can go in and buy some and make some money. it did collapse. >> it's called business. >> nine million. >> she doesn't have the stamina. >> well, as soon as he travels to 112 countries and negotiates a peace deal, a ceasefire, a release of dissidents and opening of new opportunities and nations around the world or even spends 11 hours testifying about stamina. >> so she's got experience -- a i agree but bad experience. >> at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> no, you're telling the enemy everything you want to do. >> no, we're not. >> you're telling the enemy everything you want to do! no wonder you've been fighting isis your entire adult life. >> i have a feeling by the end

. >>> the news at 6:00 starts showdown, the presidential candidates getting ready to spar in primetime and the new poll with a surprising look at where the race stands in massachusetts. >>> a missing boater rescued after a week at sea. >>> and a dangerous ride, the bicyclist caught riding in the o'neill tunnel. >>> after beautiful sunshine, rain on the way. we'll track that out and the gloomiest stretch of we >>> now at 6:00, a live look outside hofstra university on long island where in three hours, donald trump and hillary clinton will face off in their first presidential debate. good evening and thank you for beings with you tonight. i'm lisa hughes. >> and i'm david wade. it will focus on three topics. >> reporter: lisa and david, we have seen both debate but never against each other and the stakes couldn't be higher tonight. the candidates will face each other on this stage at hofstra university for 90 minutes uninterrupted. they are heading into the first presidential debate in a virtual tie. almost donald trump is a political newcomer in the race, he said he has gone light on th

so despite all the sparring there was some opportunities to have some more substantive discussions. there was talk of job creation and how each candidate would go about doing that. there was talk about a certain trade agreement that was signed under president bill clinton's watch. we'll have move on that in our next half hour. >> here's our facebook poll question. who do you think won the debate tonight? clinton or trump? we're tallying up the numbers right now. hour. >>> and a local university -- according to m.i.t.'s laboratory for social machines the most popular topic on the minds of those tweeting about the election are foreign policy and national security followed by racial issues and immigration. the data is based on 500 million new tweets posted daily. >>> still much more to come as fox 25's debate coverage continues for the next hour. coming up at 11:30 we are checking back in with sharman live in new york for happened during the first matchup between hillary clinton and donald trump. plus, or kerry kavanaugh is digging back and forth on race and imgration and more in-depth

clinton will have a chance to demonstrate that after she releases medical information and spars with trump o debate stage. but some democrats are still ringing their hands as republicans did when trump had an awful three weeks after the conventions. that's our second big point. a lot of people asked us what would happen if trump or clinton drop out before the election for any reason? the short answer here is that that won't happen. but if it did in a kra sai scenario the party would have to start over. pence or kaine would not step up to the top of the ticket. to reconvene. not necessarily a new convention but they are to consider and vote on a new nominee. fowler is saying the ground rules should be clarified and at the very at least, that kind of concern or hand wringing or bet wetting whatever you want to call it puts pressure on clinton and both to be forth coming on their health. both say they'll release information and trump will do it on thursday with let's hope trump goes beyond the scribbled letter from a doctor declaring hem to be the healthiest individual ever if elected t

. >> reporter: for more than a year sparring from afar tonight up close and personal. >> if she treats me with respect i will treat her with >> trump is questioning clinton's health. tweeting. clinton is taking the day off she needs the rest. sleep well see you at the debate. >> dangers of mr. trump is if he convinces a lot of people that hilary clinton is on death's door and see puts on a spirited vigorous performance and looks great. clinton is 68. trump is 70 and bill of the booking institution says they debated since before clinton caught pneumonia remember rayingen in 94. you are out of your mind you would function in such circumstances. >> notal all. i'm not going to expect the political purposes my opponents youth and inexperience. >> reporter: clinton could benefit from that zinger. >> if her adrenaline is pumping and looks great and sound of the matter. professor of american university. >> you are advising clinton, what do you tell her? >> never get down in the gutter with trump. that's where he loves to play you can't beat him there. >> what do you tell him. >> you can't make

the candidates sparred over in economy, security and racial issues. today, clinton celebrated her performance with the midday rally in raleigh, north carolina. >> did anybody see the debate? one down, two to go. >>reporter: her rival donald trump was also upbeat in another state during a roundtable meeting in miami. >> it was fascinating. i think we did well. we want -- one every poll.>>reporter: last night's debate saw them sound off on a variety of topics.>> i will release my tax returns against my lawyers wishes. when she releases her 33,000 emails that have been deleted. >> it must be something really important that is trying to hide. >>reporter: the candidates have six weeks left to convince undecided voters to support them. trump has complained lester holt through tougher queries his way. following questions about sniffing, trump planned the microphone. >> my microphone was terrible, wasn't set up that way on purpose? my microphone could not hear me. >> get ready for round two on october 9 when the candidates face-off in st. louis. mike pence in

now at 5- the first presidential debates in the books...and the two candidates sparring over a number of issues. we breakdown some of the bigger moments of the night. also this morning -- the family of a five- year-old girl shot and killed in milwaukee is hoping for justice. a look at the trial beginning for one of the alleged killers coming up in a live report. rob joins us now with more on the weather. spinning to our north this morning but will start to drop south through the day and bring more clouds and showers our way this afternoon. we remain on the cool side today with highs in the low 60s. the low is also helping to ramp up our winds. we expect 10-20mph winds from the west most of the day. showers continue overnight and into at least the first half of wednesday. a chance of showers returns friday and saturday but slight warming takes place later in the week with temperatures returning to the seasonal upper 60s by the weekend. today: breezy and even cooler with a chance for showers. high: 62 dewpoint: 42 wind: wnw 15-25 mph anchor adlibs traffic red on traffic map = major dela

the -- debate ever in the usa. 48 million people tuning in to see hillary clinton and donald trump spar. 11 networks carried it live. the candidates say their performances energized their trying to win new ones on the campaign trail. craig boswell, a lot of buzz after that debate. >> there certainly is. every word from that debate last night is still reverberating in living rooms, newsrooms, and political rallies across the country. they're fanning out, hitting battleground states, trying to win every bit of support so they can win election night six weeks from tonight. hillary clinton celebrated her north carolina. >> did anybody see that debate last night! [ cheering and applause ] >> one down, two to go >> reporter: her rival, donald trump, was upbeat in another battleground state during a roundtable meeting in little havana. >> it was a fascinating time , and we did very well >> reporter: last night's debate saw both sound off from returns against my lawyers' wishes when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted. >> it must be something really important, even terrible t

. >> they sparred over email taxes. we are joined with answers of what this means for the race.>> reporter: both of these candidates are no strangers to mistruths. i want you to look at this five day analysis of remarks done by politico. what they found was that trump averaged about one falsehood every 3 1/2, three minutes and 15 seconds over five hour remarks. the two really came to blows tonight of the controversy regarding president obama's birth certificate. trump who recently acknowledged the controversy regarding his birth certificate and said that obama was born in the united states said he was not responsible for the controversy to the 2008 presidential campaign. >> sidney blumenthal works for the campaign, very close friend of sec. clinton. her campaign manager, patty doyle, went during the campaign, her campaign against president obama, fought very hard. you can go look it up and you can check it out and if you look at cnn this past week, patty was on wolf blitzer blumenthal said mcclatchy, highly respected re

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her sparring partner, philippe reines, did everything he could to become donald trump right down to theufflinks. >> jennifer, we were talking to the director of communications of the clinton campaign. it was interesting to hear her say this could be boring in the first $30 minute. i said, we're not going to use that as a tease. there's different strategies depending on what donald trump is on the stage. >> reporter: they expect him to come out and perhaps compliment her. they are prepared for that. they are prepared for her 30 mi prescription. >>> now to the third person on stage tonight, moderator, lester holt. the role of a moderator can be tough. i know. both campaigns have appeals about holt. to talk about what we are likely to see tonight, i'm joined by host of fox's media buzz, howard kerns. what do you think? >> good evening. there's tremendous pressure on lester holt of nbc to be fair to both sides. first, donald trump telling me and others that holt and the other moderators will be unfair to him. now the clinton campaign, led by robby mook saying it's lester holt's job to fact

. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton are sparring over which candidate would better handle a future terrorist attack. clinton says trump doesn't have the temperament to deal with extremists, and trump blamed clinton and the o of i.s.i.s. >> she very much caused the problem when you think about it. her weakness, her ineffectiveness caused the problem. >> i have sat at that table in the situation room. i have analyzed the threats. i have contributed to actions that have neutralized our enemies. i know how to do this. >> in an effort to polish their foreign policy image, both of the united nations general assembly. >> i am sure by now you have noticed the increasing cloud cover, and we could see some rain drops in our future. we'll take a look at your full forecast coming up in just a it took a few months, bu >>> live from fox studios, fox 10 news is back. >>> it took a few months, but former vice presidential candidate sarah palin has reported sold her nearly 8,000-square foot home. the los angeles times reports that the home was sold for just over $2.25 million. it's been on the mark

sparring over pyongyang's latest test. >>> typhoon meranti is bringing heavy rains and strong winds in taiwan with some reports of injuries. the powerful storm is moving towards mainland china and authorities there are issuing alerts of a possible landfall. in southern taiwan maximum wind speeds have reached more than 210 kilometers per hour. hit mountainous areas in the east and south. strong winds have knocked down trees and sign boards on streets and authorities say nine injuries have been reported. a temporary power outage affected about 630,000 households at one time. weather officials say meranti is approaching mainland china. they are bracing for the storm. fishermen in southern coastal areas are anchoring thundershower boats. jonathan oh has the details on the storm. jonathan, how will the storm impact the region? >> james, it looks like we're still going to be dealing with heavy rainfall and pretty powerful winds as we go throughout the overnight period into thursday. that's when we're keeping -- that's the time period we're expecting for the landfall to take place. and i want

. >> the nominees spar over the controversial trip to mexico. >> they're going to pay for the wall. >> he came out saying one thing and the mexican president contradicted him almost >>> plus memes to millionaires. playful instagram account turned media empire. how one social media team is courting big-name advertisers, transforming their brand of humor into big business. >>> and swift split? taylor swift and tom hiddleston reportedly breaking it off. the romance only three months old. bad blood? ? now we got bad blood ? ? ? >> take on any road with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, morano, and pathfinder. get 0% apr for 72 month p $500 bonus cash. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight exclusive interviews with both hillary clinton and donald trump. now in a virtual tie with just 63 days until the election. clear there's no love lost between them. here's abc "world news tonight" anchor david muir. >> reporter: we traveled across the battle ground state of ohio. >> what's the most important issue they talk about? >> jobs. >> reporter: getting exclusive access wi

the frontrunners in the race for u-s senate will spar on stage. joe heck and catherine cortez-masto have agreed to a debate on october 14-th.. which will air right here on channel 8. no word yet on where the event will take place./// ((dave courvoisier)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters. you can find all things politics both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((denise valdez)) southern nevada's "fuel tax" initiative. as we told you yesterday... the issue will be on the ballot in november. question 5 would increase the tax between 2 and 4 cents every year for the next 10 years -- with the money going toward improving valley roads. today... the commissioners unanimously passed a motion to put a cap on those increases... should the measure pass later this year. they did not specify what the limit would be though./// ((denise valdez)) >>> tomorrow -- commissioners will choose replacements for former assembly members marilyn kirkpatrick and ervel open seats ahead of a potential legislative session to approve an nfl stadium

with just three days to the presidential debate, trump is now spending his time in trump tower with sparring partners. if she is nice and respectful, he an be incredibly charming as well. >> hillary clinton has also been on moderators to fact check trump during the debate. 100 million americans are expected to watch it monday night, falling only 14 million viewers short of the highest rated super bowl in history. >> john hook will be in new york on monday. look for his live reports throughout the day on air and online at fox news now, and you can watch the debate r then stay with us for a special edition of fox 10 news following the debate. >>> president obama vetoed a bill that would have let the 9/11 family victims sue saudi arabia. the bill had supporters from both republicans and leaders of the democratic party, but the white house says other countries could use the law as an excuse members or companies. >> the united states benefits more from that principal and international regard for that principal than any other country in the world. >> lawmakers say they will try to override the pre

. >>> all right, coming up in the "newsroom," trump and clinton spar and the world watches. showed off their foreign policy chops best? loom tomato. when you cook with incredible ingredients... you make incredible meals. fresh ingredients, step-by-step recipies, delivered to your door for less than $9 a meal. get $30 off your first delivery blueapron.com/cook. >>> the debate was seen not only in the united states but around the world. both clinton and trump sparring over isis, support for the iraq war, nato and nuclear weapons. trump criticizing the nuclear deal with iran while clinton defensed it. clinton questioned trump's temperament. >> the other day, i saw donald saying there were some iranian sailors on a ship in the waters off of iran and they were taunting american sailors who were on a nearby ship. he said, you know, if they taunted our sailors, i'd blow them out of the water and start another war. that's -- >> that wouldn't start a war. >> that's not the right temp temperament to be commander in chief. >> okay so let's talk about this. with me now, clarissa ward, i

some 67 million viewers watched president obama and mitt romney spar. that was back in 2012. almost 70 million people watched bill clinton and george h.w. bush in 1990. all the back three decades to find the most watched debate in history that was ronald reagan and jimmy carter attracting almost 81 million viewers in 1980. presidential hopeful mike pence will hold a rally in new hampshire. he is scheduled to speak in milford tomorrow afternoon. once again, the massachusetts senator took aim at donald trump. >> he cheered on the financial crisis of 2008. a crisis where people lost their homes, lost their jobs, lost their savings, why? because he thought it would give him a cheap. what kind of a man does that? a selfish middle sleaze ball, who will never be president of the united states. >> all right, warren also campaigned for new hampshire governor maggie hassan who is running for the u.s. senate. >>> we'll be waking up to the taste of winter ahead of the first full week of fall. we have frost advisories in parts of our area. i'll show you which towns fios is not cable. we'r

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what spar on state route 51. >> lots of questions after a woman was chased down and kill. it ended near comments. 49-year-oldwas on the phone with 911 before she was shot. she told the dispatcher someone was following her. police believe something happened near 7th avenue and broadway when the suspects started chasing her. officers hope other drivers or witnesses come forward. vehicle. a be someone had a camera in their car. maybe someone has a photographic memory, saw that truck driving erratically and has the license plate. the key is if someone recognizes that specific truck with the license plate information from the area of 7th avenue and broadway. >> the victim told police the work 3 hispanic men in the truck which is described as a white work truck with a ladder rack and toolbox. is survived by 3 daughters. she has a lot of relatives in and out of state. >> we spoke with the victims onto earlier today. >> reporter: the woman who lost her life here along the 51 last night have been diagnosed with terminal breast cancer. her aunt had taken her in so that the time she

us how the candidates sparred over the issues from the economy to race relations. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. in the spin room following the debate last night, everyone was here giving their opinions about how the candidates did, who faired better, who did worse and that conversation of course will continue today. but we can be sure of one thing for sure when that happened, it took only moments for things to get really, really interesting. >> i will release my tax 33,000 emails have been deleted. >> reporter: fireworks from nearly the moment that hillary rodham clinton and the donald trump hit the stage. sharp comments came about donald trump's tacks. >> it must be something really important, even terrible that he's trying to hide. >> you don't learn that much from tax return, that i can tell you. >> reporter: trump saying the country needs law and order and new york's now unconstitutional stop and frisk policy should perhaps be brought back. >> the african-american community has been let down by politicians. >> reporter: and then the birther issue. >> he has really started his pol

they sparred over taxation, race and birther discussion, fighting terrorism and nuclear policies. there were plenty of attacks to g around. >> as soon as he travels to 112 countries and notes a peace deal, a cease-fire or even spends 11 hours testifying in front of a congressional committee, he can talk to me about stamina. >> hillary has experience, but it's bad experience. we have made so many bad deals. so she's got experience, i agree, but it's bad, bad experience. >> both trump and clinton said they'll accept the outcome of the election if the other person wins. election day is only six weeks away. the latest polls show this race is extremely close. >> new this morning, police in the east bay on the hunt for a group of masked robbers who brutally attacked a couple outside of their home. it happened last night in normally quiet orinda outside the couple's home on claire month avenue. police say a group of men wearing halloween-type masks robbed an elderly man and woman, the woman shot twice, the man pistol whipped. after the pair handed over their valuables, the men took off o