won the debate decisively, and 22% gave donald trump the nod. and hillary clinton is leading donald trump by three points now, and 43 to 41% in a match-up. joining us now, politico's chief polling analyst, steve shepherd, and he's joining us from washington, d.c. let's talk about most of the post debate polling which looks to show clinton bouncing natalie, and it's reflecting the fox poll. how long can we expect a bounce to hold, do you think? >> until the next event happens in the campaign. if this debate bounce lasts longer than the debate bounce mitt romney got four years ago, it will be because the trump campaign is relitigating a lot of the things we talked about on monday night, and here we are on saturday morning and we are still talking about them. look, these bounces, especially once we get to now we are in october, and the news cycle moves quickly and we are still talking about the debate on monday night and talking about the same issues, and the trump campaign needs to turn the page and the clinton campaign wants to keep it on this topic and that would p

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as you can imagine, the stunning news sent both the clinton and trump campaigns scrambling to react. the clinton campaign now information to the public and donald trump down in the polls pouncing on the new developments. we have it covered starting with nbc's kristen welker with the clinton campaign in iowa. what's the word there? >> reporter: lester, good evening. clinton campaign officials tell me they learned about the fbi's decision from news reports. stunned, they put the rally into damage control mode and they're calling on the fbi director to tonight the clinton campaign calls the fbi's director move extraordinary for its timing. >> it boggles the mind why the step was taken with 11 days to go. >> reporter: the political bomb shell hitting before hillary clinton even landed for her first event in iowa. on the plane the campaign touting its early voting numbers. >> the hillary coalition is turning out in record levels across the country and overall we're seeing very high turn-out. >> repte later in mid-flight news that the issue that's haunted clinton for months, her emails was

it was not long before the gloves were off, and as you mentioned, trump resisting to say whether he'd accept the outcome of the election. hillary clinton and donald trump facing off in their third and final debate, foregoing a handshake greeting like the last time clinton and frump duking it occupant about immigration. >> she wants to give amnesty. >> you're right. i don't want to rip families apart. we started this campaign bashing imgrants, calling them rapists and criminals and drug dealers. >> reporter: the democratic candidate facing tough questions on wikileaks. >> the russian government has engaged in espionage against amer americans then they have given timely, will donald trump at mitt and condemn that the russians are doing this? >> that was a great pivot off the fact that she wants open borders. >> reporter: responding to allegations of sexual misconduct. >> i didn't know any of these women. i think they want fame or her campaign did it. >> donald thinks belittling women makes him bigger. he goes after their dignity, their self-worth. that's who donald is. >> reporter: questions on his claim the election is rigged. >> re >>

donald trump and hillary clinton amy:donald trump and hillary clinton face in what has been described as the ugliest debate in u.s. history. they met in st. louis two days after a shocking video was unearthed showing donald trump openly bragging about groping women. startump: just in case i kissing her. i'm automatically attracted to people. it is like a magnet. today in a democracy now! special, we expand the debate by giving the green party's jill stein a chchance to respond to e same questions posed to donald trump and hillary clinton. dr. stein: a horrific statement on the part of donald trump. it describes horrific abuse. this is not a trivial matter. i think this one out of four women in this country is subject to sexual violence. this is a real crisis. and for someone who is aspiring to be president of this country to be modeling this despicable and abusive he had your is absolutely -- behavior is absolutely inexcusable. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in haiti, the death toll from hurricane matt

and i've been saying it for a long time. >> the trump campaign blames the media for already portraying clinton as the winner. >> look at the stories and the path to 270 is over. >> he is losing and he knows it, so it has to be somebody else's fault. >> trump is pushing back harder against sexual assault allegations. >> all of the lies will be -- liars will be sued after the election is over. >> closing in his own contract with america. >> it is time to drain the swamp in washington. >> i have nothing to say about wikileaks. >> new revelations from the wikileaks about the clinton foundation. >> a $12 million donation to the foundation from the king of m e moroc morocco, why wasn't that classic pay to play. >> and this is a scheduling matter. >> the battle for control of the u.s. senate and the house is joined. >> the importance of electing democrats down the ballot -- >> if we lose the senate, do you know who becomes chairman of the senate budget committee. a guy named bernie sanders. >> a world away, iraqi forces close in on mosul. the u.s. defense secretary near the front lines contemplated iraq after isis. >> we and our

the debate, and, boy, what the folks saw last night were tensions hillary clinton as they squared off for the last time. >> clashing laying out dramatically different visions, and clinton slammed trump as unfit, and he called her nasty, and they sparred over the scandals plaguing both campaigns. lauren lyster has the latest from las vegas. lauren, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, kendis and diane. regardless of the virgin america slacker, the headlines in vegas were the two vying for president of the united states. it was not l gloves came off and trump refusing to say whether or not he would accept the outcome of the election. hillary clinton and donald trump facing off in their third and final debate foregoing a handshake greeting like the last time around. clinton and trump duking it out over immigration. >> well, first of all, she wants to give amnesty. we have bad hombres here, and we're going to get them out. >> you're right. i don't want to rip families apart. he started his campaign bashing immigrants. calling them rapists and drug dealers and criminals. >> reporter: the democratic candidate facing tough questions >> the russian government has engaged in espionage ag

the spin room. >> yeah, a head-turning moment for a lot of people. when donald trump discussed women, and trump refused to accept the election results and when clinton called trump putin's puppet. clinton gained 13,000 new followers compared to trump's 6 million followers. it's amazing to see how much social media played a the election, and we saw facebook bringing out registration. >> it makes for a later night, too. >> celebrities are putting in their two cents. dozens weighed in including josh gad who tweeted snl is literally debate. >> and then eva longoria tweeted this. and many tweeted, and they were concerned about the lack of questions about climate change, and you see especially when it comes to a lot of heavy celebrity weight being on climate change. >> yeah, it was disappointing it has not come up in any of the debates. >>> the boss is weighing in and taking on the donald. and take a listen. >> about rigged elections, and he's not -- he has a feeling he's going to lose now, which, of course, he is going to lose, and he's such a flagrant toxic narcissist, he will take down the whole democratic system he wants to take down with him if he goe

the debate finale between donald trump and hillary clinton. >>> hillary clinton staying out of the public eye to prepare for this showdown tonight. what will her strategy be? will she go on the attack? will she be forced to explain the damaging e-mail leaks to tens of millions of voters who will be watching? welcome back to "early start." i'm christine romans here in new york. >> i'm john berman live in las vegas. 31 minutes past the hour right now. i'm at the university of nevada in las vegas. you can see the dancing. the running rebels there. the jumping running rebels, as they wait for tonight's debate. the third and final debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern. this could be the last best chance for donald trump to get back into this race. he is behind in the latest round of national polls. a new bloomberg poll out just moments ago has him trailing by nine points. nine points in a brand new poll. donald trump made two stops in colorado on the way here to las vegas. he urged his supporters not to believe these new polls. and he delivered a warning abo

trump's plan the top americans would see $215,000, that's 13.5 decrease. under clinton plan, they would see an increase of $117,000. that's a 7.4% increase. understand trump's plan, a 1.8 decrease. and clinton's proposal would barely increase by $110. by 0.2 increase. the trump campaign called the aalysis catastrophically flawed. the clinton campaign says her plan will help pay for job creation by making wall street and wealthy corporations paying their fair share of taxes. >>> president obama had been silent about donald trump's comments caught on that "access hollywood" video. silent until now. i'll tell what you he said, next. is it a caregiver determined to take care of her own? or is it a lifetime of work that blazes the path to your passions? your personal success takes a financial partner who values it as much as you do. learn more at tiaa.org i'm jamie foxx for verizon. in the nation's largest independent study by rootmetrics, again, verizon is the number one network. hi, i'm jamie foxx for sprint. and i'm jamie foxx for t-mobile. (both) and we're just as good. really? only verizon was ranked number one nationally in data, reliability, text and call and speed. yeah! and you'

and high schools would suffer. katty: in a few hours the less buzz presidential candidates will meet for their one and only debate with donald trump and hillary clinton running as the oldest candidates in u.s. history, the vice presidential picks are important. their appearance has revolved around donald trump's tax returns. jon: the subject that will not go away and the subject the clinton campaign is keen to keep in the headlines. donald trump's taxes is the focus of this attack ad. >> he lost $1 billion in one year. jon: he is refusing to release his tax returns, but not denying that he did not pay federal income tax for two decades. last night he claimed it showed how clever he was. was able to use the tax laws and my business acumen to date out of the mess, the depression, when few others were able to do what i did. thank you, you are too. jon: the pages of his 1999 $999n showed that he lost million in one year. mrs. clinton: he was bragging it made him a genius. what kind of genius loses $1 billion in a single year? jon: uncomfortably from mr. trump, and interview surfaced from five years ago when he criticized those that did not pay their inco

the presidential debate. >> donald trump and hillary clinton wasting no time. clinton hitting trump for the video that sent the campaign sp into a tail spin over the weekend. did trump recover? we have full analysis. >>> the deadly hurricane leaves a washed out path of destruction with deadly flooding in the carolinas forcing thousands to be rescued from homes and vehicles. >>> tom brady lacing up and on the gridiron following deflate-gate suspension, the star opens up after the game about how rusty he felt in the big return. if that was rusty, man, a problem. monday morning quarterbacking on this october 10th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning, everybody, i'm kendis gibson. i'm not afraid to shake your hand. >> no? >> no, absolutely, yes. >> hopefully we'll be nicer. >> i'll lurk behind you. >> i'm diane macedo. we have a lot to talk about this morning, end the rematch in st. louis. hillary clinton and donald trump unleashing a barrage of attacks in debate number two. >> tension obvious from the onset, opting out of the handshake, and

the blocking and where to stand and where the cameras are. there's moments where hillary clinton is talking to someone in the audience, and over her shoulder is joint donald trump's head right there. hillary clinton was asked about it on her plane ride last night after leaving st. louis and said, oh, yeah, she felt the presence and knew he was there, but trying to give him space and go back to her stool and let him wander around, but remember four years ago? there were moments between mitt eight years ago, john mccain, a spoof on "snl" seemed like he was wandering off to the side going off the stage. it's a tough thing. you have to prepare for it. you get on the stage, look around, and you are, like, where do i go? >> a really, really small room, cutting into each other's space quite a bit. karen travers there in st. louis, thank you. >>> stay with us with more reactions later this half hour. >> we'll have more debate reaction later on "america this morning," and "good morning america." >>> breaking news, the u.s. navy says two missiles fired from rebel held territory in yemen landed near a u.s. vessel. it landed near the uss mason. it's not clear if the mason wa

the candidates. donald trump and hillary clinton were on the attack in the second debate. trump defending his words caught on a hot microphone as, quote, locker room talk. clinton sl on women, minorities, and many others. a live report in a moment. >>> flooding a big concern in north carolina this morning after hurricane matthew dumped a foot of rain in some areas. the death toll in the u.s. is up to at least 20 people. we get full details from the storm zone, coming up. >>> another reported setback for samsung galaxy smartphone production. production halted amid reports that the new version may have overhooeted. at&t, verizon, and t-mobile stopped distributing the a win followings suspension. he threw more than 400 yards and three touchdowns against cleveland. those are just some of our stories on this monday, october 10th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> so they called it a debate, but it kind of seemed they just put down the octagon -- di, >> it was fight night. >> round two. >> fighters shake hands before. >> there was no handshake. >> a lot of name cal

the issues which donald trump will do tonight. and making the contrast and conservative versus extreme liberal. you will see donald trump do well and drawing the contrast with hillary clintonbeen in government for 30 years and has nothing but corruption and failure to show for it. donald trump is a successful businessman and you will see that come out tonight. >> one of the six topics is fitness to be president. there is obviously a lot of americans that have concerns about donald trump's fitness. and the same can be said about hillary clinton. how do you answer that question? >> easily, i have spent time with him and he's prepareed to step in and shake-up washington. hillary clinton is the problem. and everything that is wrong with washington. been there 30 year and done nothing. donald trump will do more in the first 30 days than hillary clinton has done in 30 years. she's part of a big cover up that is more severe than watergate because she put our national security at risk. people are tired of that and they are looking for someone to shake it up and no one can do that better than donald trump. >> sarah huckabee sanders. a senior advisor with the trump campaign. >> than

and he made it clear it was bill clinton's past. and some said on tv hillary clinton was an enabler. and trump said theat he will not bring up the clinton sex scandal and probably a wise decision. it doesn't get him much. much of the country was through the impoachment ordeal and knows about bill clinton's past and a chance for do other things that might appeal to suburban woman who he's had a hard time to connect with. lester holt, and saw the media coverage post that debate and a vice-presidential debate and the media reaction and coverage to that. and how does that set up this debate differently and how the media is digesting the headline and reporting on that in the week to come. >> i am convinced no moderator can come away unscathed. however anderson cooper and martha raddatz. two moderator and the questions will be coming from the audience. the press likes to pick winner are and losers and i think 80 million people will watch the debate number two as they did number one. when the punditry and commentary and reporting from the next couple of says, it was a great moment for donald trump and replays

trump was prepared with opposition research. what's the clinton campaign's spin on the attacks? they called trump's performance erratic and feel the bad hombres line and calling hillary clinton a nasty woman overshadowed anything the republican nominee did. they think the dwining moment is when trump refused to accept the paul mary, called it stunning saying trump is a bad loser. the campaign manager said, trump, quote, doesn't have respect for the democratic process. campaign staff also pushed clinton's final answer about party unity. >> i would like to say to everyone watching tonight that i'm reaching out to all americans, democrats, republicans r and independents because we need everybto should be. to grow the economy to make it fairer, to make it work for everyone. >> reporter: spokesman brian fallon saying after the debate their goal in the final week is to give voters something to stand for, not stand against. diane and kendis? >> all right, our thanks to josh there in vegas. we'll have another live update in the next half hour. >>> later on "good morning america" reactions from kelly anne conway. >> more news now,

this is the final debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. onight. tonight's debate will play out with early voting already under way. people are already voting across the country and only twenty days until the actual election itself. john king with an update on the state of the race and how donald trump can still get there. >> it is very interesting. you mention early going. the two elections at play tonight. hillary clinton and donald trump to influence people voting on november 8th but also people who are already voting. a number of states are already voting, including battleground ohio. arizona and utah suddenly in play. they are already voting. by the end of this week, even more states will be voting. bring in more state, battlegrounds, including georgia. and by the end of next week, let's fill this in. py the end of next week the early voting except for in one state will be under way. already 2.4 million votes past. in the states who will decide the next president, this election is already under way and a lot of people might be going tom

but we begin with a countdown to the final show down to hillary clinton and donald trump. i am jon scott. >> i am jenna lee. and the bright lights of las vegas will play host to the presidential debate. a brand new monmouth poll shows hillary clinton leading trump over 12 points nationally. that is four points higher than last month. earlier we talked to joe trippi and karl rove about what donald trump needs to accomplish in the final debate. >> he has a uphill climb. this race has a lot of twists and turns and has more left in it. >> unless he uses the debate to get people to take another look at him and reopen people's eyes and i don't think there is any chance. >> joining us now is bret baier. you are already out in vegas, raring to go. >> raring to go. the countdown is on for the big debate. it is going to be big. it is the final time these two will be on stage together and really the dynamic could not be more tense as you get to the countdown of the election. and new cnn polls that don't match the monmouth polls, but ohio and north carolina and here in nevada. and trum

trump in almost every location in terms of the battle grounds except for perhaps ohio. clinton's team expects hot topics like the wikileaks dump of private e-mails to come up and the allegations made against trump. the campaign communications director said clinton will be ready for whatever approach trump takes tonight. >> if he chooses to continue to embrace his strategy of scorched earth campaign and bringing it to the debate stage, she'll be prepared to handle it as she has, and what we've seen is when he does that, what's the character of hillary clinton that's revealed to voters is someone that is quite capable of standing up to him and defending american values. >> reporter: clinton took a lot of time off the campaign trail in recent days for more preparation heading into the final showdown. she has the luxury of vip democrats campaigning on her behalf. her husband made an interesting reference in pennsylvania. >> there's been quite enough acid thrown down the throat of the american people in the last 15 months to last us the next 15 years. we need to think about what we're going to do. >> reporter: with less than three weeks left, this is likely the last critical test

and the attorney general of arkansas and trump surrogate leslie rutledge on the culture of corruption in d.c. and the clinton cartel's and whether this has been rigged. the new fox news polls details trump's impressive momentum. 68% of those backing trump back him strongly, compared to 61%. and independents now favor trump over clinton by 13 points. 41-28. that's up from trump's 7 point advantage of just last week. and more good news for trump, concerning the state of florida and its 29 electoral votes. a bloomberg poll has trump up by two points in the crucial battle ground state. trump has trailed his democratic opponent in the real clear average of polls there since before the first debate back on september 26th. and trump closing the gap in new hampshire, where clinton's 9 point lead has moved down to only 4 points, according to the latest monmouth survey. my first guess tonight is one of this country's most astute political observers, a politician himself, social critic, historian, best selling authorment in fact, he's written a new book that's been published entitled "treason", joining us now former sp

apart and the 2016 campaign apart, is there an issue with bill clinton and how we think about sexual misconduct and taking it apart for hillary clinton and the campaign and donald trump. is there an issue where bill clinton's conduct needs to be reexamined in the light of a past generation of time. >> of course. we had many since and the 90s were still thought that women should stick with their husbands and defend him and now there is a lot of millennials who think there is a possibility of polygamy. much more sympathy as there should be for the victims. my goodness. donald trump was unfaithful to all three of his wives and he was attacking all three of them like a pitch when melania was pregnant. is that not sexual sedation in i will tell you why. hillary clinton humiliated him in the first debate and there was nothing he fears more than humiliation. imagine being beaten by a woman. what does he do? he throws these women in hillary clinton's face and degrades them and himself and our political system. >> i don't think at the start of this campaign anybody thought we would be talking about it it in october 2016, but here we are. it felt like a must watch event with h

because donald trump is so hated and they know what -- the right answer is and it may not be hillary clinton but it's definitely not donald trump and is that going to be significant? i don't know. i don't know that that's going to be significant enough. the enthusiasm that i find from trump supporters is they're pretty out and proud about it. but either way, you know, this has been the wildest election of our -- my lifetime, and if -- if he were to come back it wouldn't be the strangest thing that happened in this campaign. >> the campaign manager for donald trump concedes that they're down. so i think that's reason enough to be suspicious of the numbers that are slightly ahead. of course she will say they have a shot. 15 days left. a lot can change. wikileaks is still up to their tricks and hillary clinton remains a deeply distrusted, disliked woman. >> i do sense this angst. >> she needs young people to show up for her as people either feel unenthusiastic for her or feels like she has it in the bag and doesn't show up. that is potentially trump's avenue. >> panel, thank you very much. >>>

the second hour of "happening now". i am jenna lee. >> and i am jon scott. less than two weeks before the election there is no time to waste for are hillary clinton and donald trump. the republican nominee was in full business mode and opening a brand new hotel not far from the white house and washington and heading later today to north carolina. hillary clinton is spending more time in florida where the race is a virtual tie. she wrapped up a ralliy in lake worth. mike? >> reporter: both hillary clinton and donald trump are investing significant time and energy in battleground florida in a critical stage in this campaign. this is her first stop on lake worth outside of palm beach and basically this is day two of barnstorming the state. and from here on to tampa area. interstate 4 corridor that could decide the electoral votes. and clinton said florida can make the difference on november 8th. >> there are only 13 days left in this important election. and i have to tell you, it is so clear how high the stakes are. and i am going to work as hard are as i can over these next 13 days. >> the real clear politics average reveals a ed hot race with clinton leading trump

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just in the last seven days hillary clinton has made three stops in the silver state and in iowa. trump made the same amount of stops florida. you can see that there. if we look at the last 30 days you can see that clinton has made her mark in florida and having made nine campaign stops to trump's seven. really the question is what does this all mean? it means the candidates are focused on voters in those states, but only election day will actually determine if the push for their vote actually worked in their favor. >> a fascinating look at how it all breaks down. illegal nightclub. >> how social media helped to get some eyeballs on this one and crack the case. kevin? >> reid, we have the breezes backing off slowly in neighborhoods across the valley. temperatures are about to go up, but so is active weather set to move in. pretty active, pretty wild, pretty full.. joe heck's and donald trump's heck voted to defund planned parenthood 10 times. he was even willing to shut down the government over it. and they both outlaw abortion. "do you believe in punishment for abortion?" "the answer i

the other. both spent about a minute with their answers - with clinton giving the trump family her respect... and trump saying - he respected clinton's fighting spirit. reacting to last night's heated debate. coming up, we'll have much more on the debate. inlcuding claims each candidate made - and whether they are true or not. that's going to do it for 9news at 4:30... but we have a lot more news and weather to cover this morning. second presidential debate. both hillary clinton and donald trump hurled attacks at the other. and this morning we'll look into some of their claims, and whether or not they are true. we'll talk about what the data showed. and--- what's next in the race to the white house for both campaigns this morning. good morning. corey and gary with you on this monday morning. meteorologist marty coniglio joins us. marty- sounds like our warm weather from the weekend continues today breaking news

and even the chairman, reince priebus, not backing trump's words. >> and they watched as the candidates squared off on policy and substance to isis, and then clinton compared her record to trump's. >> in the 1980s, i was working to reform the schools in arkansas. he was borp borrowing $14 milli from his father to start his business. and on the day when i was in the situation room monitoring raid that brought bin laden to justice, he was starring on the "apprentice." >> she has been outsmarted and out played worst than anybody in government. >> and then it quickly evolved into a war of words. here is one exchange over vladimir putin. >> that's because he would rather have a puppet than a president. >> no puppet. no puppet. you are the puppet. >> and this is what lit up the night. >> i am on record as saying we need to put more money in the social security trust fund and that's part of my commitment to ra social security payroll contribution will go up as will donald's assuming he can't figure out how to get out of it. >> such a nasty woman. >> and clinton on the snap front is beating trump. and then trump heads to ohio, wisconsin, and president oba

donald trump has held a press conference with women accusing bill clinton and hillary clinton of things in the past. is that what this debate should be about, the private past of the candidates? >> absolutely not. i think mr. trump called that press conference because he was pushed into a corner where he was falsely painted as being anti-women. the natural response is to say, listen, hillary clinton, you don't have a great record of being a champion of women. you've attacked women who were the victims of bill clinton. this was noted in "the new york times" about a week ago when it was noted that hillary clinton hired a private investigator. mark: i want to ask you about donald trump. i want you to focus on mr. trump. when you heard the tapes, the way he spoke to billy bush, how did that make you feel as a person? >> i honestly felt it was a guy using hyperbole. of course the comments were inappropriate. he is not condoning them. i am not condoning them. but i'm also a person of faith and i think when somebody said, i apologize, and you genuinely apologize, i accept that and move on. let's focu

trump's comments to the new york times with chris frates from washington. tell me about what trump said in this article. and how clinton's camp is responding this morning. >> yeah, poppy. it was a really interesting article, where trump really went on the attack. he called clinton nastier, but said he can get nastier than that. and then, well, he got pretty nasty. he attacked clinton for what he says was her role in her husband's sex scandal. i want to pull up a quote that he gave the newspaper. he said this, quote, hillary clinton was married to the single greatest abuser of women in the history of politics. hillary was an enabler and attacked the women who bill clinton mistreated afterwards. it is a serious problem for them and something i'm considering talking about more in the near future. now, as for his own extra marital activities, well, trump told "the new york times" he never cheated on his whiefs, but when the paper asked him what about your affair with marla maple maples, trump said well, i don't talk about that. for her part, clinton has said she'll ignore all of trump's barb barbs and focus on her own agenda

gyrocopter on the capitol lawn is talking about histone and the presidential race -- his thought -- stunt and the presidential race. >> are looking forward to when trump or clinton our elected? >> no because it will not do an addressed money and politics. clinton stands to close to money and donald trump is the money. >> we asked him whether what he did was the right way to address the issue and he says he had no doubt that it was the right thing to do. >>> north korea testfired another missile but it failed immediately after takeoff. on saturday north korea also tried and failed to launch the same type of missile. this morning's failed launch happened hours after the us and nuclear and missile test. >>> russian president vladimir putin claims he is willing to halt airstrikes of -- on the syrian city of aleppo indefinitely . other world leaders and the us have been pushing russia to stop helping syrian leaders bombard the rebel held city. >>> meanwhile, iraqi forces are us capital of mosul. >>> the cdc is recommending pregnant woman who spent time in florida miami-dade county be tested for the zika virus. that is the only area in the continental us where the mos

leave the spin room and go take a shower with all the spinning that was going on. >> reporter: thank you. >> the time now is 20 minutes till the top of the hour, and donald trump and hillary clintoning direct aim at each other while voters in the town hall audience tried to keep the issues front and center. >> what will you do to bring the cost down and make coverage better? what specific tax provisions would you change to make sure the wealthiest americans pay their fair share in taxes. >> we actually had some issues last night. who won among the issues that matter most to the voters. that's next. look at all these purchases you made with your airline credit card. hold on...you only got double miles on stuff you bought from that airline? let me show you something better. the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase... not just...(dismissively) airline purchases. every purchase. everywhere. every day. no really! double miles on all of them! what's in your wallet? >>> we're going to make sure that nobody, no corporation and no individual can get away without paying his fair share. >> we're bringing the tax rate down from 35% to 15%.

the debate. . >>> tonight from las vegas, wild drama, trump and clinton, the final showdown before the election. donald trump in need of a game-changing moment, unleashing more surprise guests to try to rattle hillary clinton. who is riding high in the polls. bracing for a barrage of attacks. >>> nbc news exclusive as wikileaks releases more stolen documents. intelligence sources tell nbc news what the u.s. is doing to block the russians from making off with anything more. but what else do they already have? >>> blown away -- a massive explosion rocks a big american city. firefighters injured as people run for their lives. >>> and clearing the air -- from buying tickets to lost luggage. the new rules designed to ease your flying headaches. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: decision 2016, the presidential debate. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. reporting tonight, from las vegas. >>> and good evening from the university of nevada, las vegas, where the blue debate set behind me may be about the only thing recognizable from when hillary clinton and donald trump first debated

leadership and dictatorship and they focused on the comments donald trump made at the debate and in rallies saying he will accept the results of the election if in fact he wins and the clinton campaign pushing back against that. >> thank you for that, casey. >>> trump's claim of a rigged election. what are the chances of it? joining us is an election lawyer who says fraud happens, but an entire election, and we'll tell you more about that. and then we will weigh in on trump's rigged remarks? >> the media and some of the democrats, they are just pulling things on him that are kind of rigged, and i think that's what he is implying. feeling dead on your feet? i've been on my feet all day. dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles have a unique gel wave design for outrageous comfort that helps you feel more energized. dr. scholl's. feel the energy! for over 100 years like kraft has,natural cheese you learn a lot about what people want. honey, do we have like a super creamy cheese with taco spice already in it? oh, thanks. bon appe-cheese! okay... ...doesn't go on your wrist. technology... ♪ the highly advanced audi a4, with class-leading horsepower. adult 7+ promotes alertness and men

and 10pm in the areas you see on this map. the restrictions will also affect access to mccarran. and this could be the last time we see clinton and trump and this could be the last time we see clinton and trump together before the election. trump has been claiming the election could be rigged - and for her.... after disappearing for five days of debate prep.... aides say she's ready to address her latest email controversy. trump has been hammering his message to voters that the election is rigged but state boards of elections and some it's just not true... sot trump: they have rigged it from the beginning, it's rigged it's a bad system but they even wanna try and rig the election at the polling booths. the format will be the same as the first debate....with six topics....15 minutes each. we'll have to wait and see if the candidates forego a handshake greeting like the last time around. however..the family handshake has been cut out of the beginning of the de more hillary clinton emails.... the group tweeted out this morning the release of the podesta emails part twelve... however....another batch of emails are shedding light on how cli

the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. e the last best chance for donald trump to right his ship. to claw his way back into the campaign. you can see the excitement building here on campus. donald trump he is behind the latest round of national polls by a lot in some of those polls. he's also trailing in most of the key battleground states. he made two stops in battleground colorado on his way here. urging his supporters don't believe the polls. and he delivered a kind of dire warning about a possible clinton victory. >> history will record that 2017 was the year that america lost, truly lost its independence. truly lost its independence. and, by the way, this is our final shot, folks. in four years, it's over. you're never going to be able to win. you're never going to be able to win. it's going to be a one-party system. this is your final shot. >> donald trump is also renewing his pledge to build a wall along the border with mexico. he describes himself to voters in colorado as a unifier. let's get more now from cnn's jas

. >> americans have a fixed opinion on hillary clinton and donald trump, and i think that's why thease has been as close as it has been. it's so surprising that hillary clinton is not doing better and pulling away from mr. trump, but that tells you about the residual of the unpopularity she has. >> and mike pence go into the debate on tuesday, and how much do you think he will be on the defense when it comes to questions about donald trump? do you expect him to get asked questions about trump's comments or straight down the middle about policy? >> he'll be asked about the comments, and mike pence is a practice politicians, somebody who has been on this kind of stage before, and i think he will do just fine. i think he will reflect the republican ticket better than donald trump did. >> thank you for joining us this morning. >> thanks. >>> getting to the bottom of the deadly train crash in new jersey, the investigators have surprisingly not interviewed the train engineer yet, but why? that's next. ♪ using 60,000 points from my chase ink card i bought all the fruit... veggies... and he