trump, unapologetic for how he does business: (sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee) "do the thousands of people you have stiffed not deserve some kind of apology?" (sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee) "i take advantage of the laws of the nation."unapologetic for backing stop and frisk... or questioning president obama's birthplace:(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee) "i want to get on to defeating isis."(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee) "well at least i have a plan to fight isis."clinton doubled-down on what trump's pigs, slobs and dogs.."(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee) "rosie o'donnell, i said very tough things to her and i think everybody would agree she deserves it."the big question for both campaigns this morning: did either candidate move the needle for millions of undecided voters? tracie potts nbc news . new york people throughout southeast wisconsin gathered to watch the first presidential debate together. there were dozens of viewing parties from shorewood ... to waukesha county. i'm a woman, i'm all for a president, no

. >> trump unapologetic for how he does business. >> the thousands of people that you have your business do they not deserve some kind of apology? >> i take advantage of the law of the nation. >> questioning president obama's birth place. >> i want to get on to defeating isis. clinton doubled down on what trump said about women. >> he has called women pigs, slobs and dogs. >> 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 wha

. >> reporter: trump's rhetoric highlighted in new video of a trump unapologetic when asked about his comments on mexicans and other immigrants. >> did it cause you any concern that all of these entities wanted to apparently distance themselves from you in the wake of your comments? >> i'm a big boy. i understand. >> reporter: usa today taking sides for the first time ever, asking its readers to vote against trump. >> not much of a newspaper, as far as i'm concerned. you know, i really don't know. nobody called me. all i know leading in the polls. >> reporter: only trump is not leading in new polls out today in florida, new hampshire, and michigan. at this rally, trump pointed to a bad mike at monday night's debate and now he's getting some backup from the debate commission, confirming there were audio issues that affected the sound in the debate hall. lester? >> thank you. >>> both hillary clinton and that former miss universe are firing back after trump's attacks and clinton is also seizing on a new report any trump's we get more on that from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: hill

your business not deserve some kind of (sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee :57-:59) "i take advantage of the laws of the nation."unapologetic for backing stop and frisk... or questioning president obama's birthplace:(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee 1:04-1:06) "i want to get on to defeating isis." (sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee 1:07- 1:09) "well at least i have a plan to fight isis."clinton doubled-down on what trump's said about women:(sot: hillary clinton/ (d) presidential nominee 1:13-1:16) "who has called women pigs, slobs and dogs."(sot: donald trump/ (r) presidential nominee 1:17- 1:21) "rosie o'donnell, i said very tough things to her and i think everybody would agree she deserves it."the big question for both campaigns candidate move the needle for millions of undecided 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 florida. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj 4 --roller coaster therapy.how a trip to the theme park could ?actually? helpit condition.also-- the cancer sc

. >> trump unapologetic for how he does business. >> thousands of people you have skipped over the course of your business. debate that deserve some kind of apology? >> i take advantage of the laws of the nation. >> reporter: backing stop in frisco questioning president barack obama's birthplace. >> i would to get onto defeating isis. >> reporter: she double down on what trump said about women. >> he has called women pigs and slobs and dogs. >> 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 mill

. >> trump unapologetic for how he does business. some kind of apology. i take advantage of the the nation. questioning president obama's birth place. >> i want to get on to defeating isis. doubling down. >> the big question for both campaigns this morning, did either candidate move the needle voters. >> that is the key question, it is the key question here, did either candidate get any of that crossover that we'll see when the scientific polls start coming out. they are going back to the campaign trail and back to the battle ground states. north carolina for hillary clinton and florida for donald trump. >> we want to check out the ratings, too. >> there was supposed to be super- 100 million americans watching last night. join us at 4:00 this afternoon, for a special town hall. you can catch it this afternoon on news 3lv.com. >> we get a report card essentially every single morning around 5:16, it is 5:03, we'll know those ratings, sfafrz the minutes on the program. tom is going to check out the roads on this tuesday morning. let's start with kelly, our m

trump unapologetic for how he does business. >> to the thousands of people that you have stiffed over the course of your business, not deserve some kind of apology? >> i take advantage of the laws of the nation. >> unapologetic for backing president obama's birthplace. >> i want to get on to defeating isis. >> clinton doubled down on what trump said about women. >> who has called women pigs, slobs and dogs. rosie o'donnell, i said very tough things to her. and i think everybody would agree she deserved it. >> did any candidate move the needle for many undecided voters ? abc news, new york. >>> last night is just beginning. looking ahead, the next debate will be the vice presidential debate. that is next week. a week from today in virginia. the second presidential debate is sunday in st. louis. that's a town hall format. the last debate october 19th in las vegas. >>> it's now 6:07. let's talk the morning juice. >> you almost think the debate should be in the morning juice. too much to talk about, emma. really. because tom hanks is down for a wedding crashers sequel. the oscar winning a

. >> reporter: trump unapologetic for how he does business >> the thousands of people that you have city ofed over the course of your business not deserve some kind of an apology? >> i take advantage of the laws of the nation. >> reporter: unapologetic for backing stop and frisk or questioning president obama's birthplace. >> i want to get on >> well, at least i have a plan to fight isis. >> reporter: clinton doubled down on what trump said about women. >> he called women pigs, slobs and dogs. >> rosie o'donnell and i said tough things to her and everybody will agree that she deserve it is. >> reporter: the big question for both campaigns this morning, did either candidate move the needle for millions of undecided voters. and they are still in the center of all this, although too. hillary clinton is in north carolina this afternoon. donald trump tonight in florida. in hempstead, new york. i am tracey potts. >> kim: tracey, just getting us started. we will check back with her in the next half hour and we look at the instant reports because we get the ratings and we did double digit rating

. >> reporter: trump unapologetic for how he does business. >> do the thousands of people you have stiffed over is the course of your business not deserve some kind of apology. >> i take advantage of the laws of the nation. >> reporter: unapologetic for backing stop and frisk or questioning president obama's birthplace. >> i want to get onto defeat isis. >> reporter: clinton doubled down on what trump said about women. >> who slobs and dogs. >> rosie o'donnell, i say very tough things to her and i think everybody would agree that she deserves it. >> the big question for both campaigns, did either candidate move the needle for millions of undecide voters. >>> following the first presidential debate, hillary clinton heads to north carolina this afternoon. she will be in raleigh to host a rally. preps are under way for clinton's arrival. north carolina democratic party. clinton will deliver remarks. so what can she say that will help to further keep her momentum going. her camp says she will be outlining her vision for an america that, quote, is stronger together and puts families first. she

. >> reporter: trump unapologetic for he does business. >> for thousands of people you have stiffed over course of your business do not deserve some kind of apology? >> i take advantage of the laws of the nation. >> reporter: unapologetic for backing stop-and-frisk or questioning president obama's birth place. >> i want to get on defeating isis. >> reporter: clinic doubled down on what trump said about women. designee called women pigs, slobs and dogs. >> rosie o'donnell i said tough things. she desifrtd. >> reporter: big question did either candidate move the needle for millions of undecided voters? tracie potts nbc news. >>> investors were watching closely to what both candidates had to say and some markets did move off the back it. let's discuss what the conclusions were. our economic policy analyst and cnbc contributor joins us now. james great to sanctify this morning. let's kick off on what we heard those sound bites on the tax return issue is the area donald trump struggled. he took advantage of u.s. laws and makes him clever. was that a mistake and can he rectify it on this issue

. >> reporter: trump unapologetic for how he does business. >> for the thousands of people you have skipped over the course of your business not deserve some kind of policy. >> i take advantage of the laws of the nation. >> reporter: unapologetic for backing stop and frisk or questioning president obama's birthday. >> i want to get on to defeating isis. >> clinton doubled down on what trump said about women. >> he has called women pigs, slobs and dogs. >> rosie o'donnell i said a very tough thing to her. i think everyone would agree she deserves it. >> reporter: did either candidate move the needle for million z of undecided voters? >> that was tracie potts reporting, the latest from hofstra. in the meantime it's national voter registration day. if you're not registered yet, there are places you can stop by all over the bay area. as we've said, we are six weeks away from the november elections. starting at 10:00, santa clara county voigters can stop by th l campbell heritage theater. >>> it's 5:38 right now. thanks to a big federal grant, more bay area law enforcement officers will be weari

. >> reporter: trump unapologetic for how he does business. >> for the thousands of people you have skipped over the course of your business not deserve some kind of policy? >> i take advantage of the laws of the nation. >> reporter: unapologetic for backing stop and frisk or questioning president obama's birthday. >> i want to get on to defeating isis. >> clinton doubled down on what trump said about women. >> he has called women pigs, slobs and dogs. >> rosie o'donnell i said very tough thing to her. i think everyone would agree she deserves it. >> reporter: did either candidate move the needle for millions of undecided voters. today it's back to the base and back to the battleground states. hillary clinton in north carolina, donald trump in florida. laura and sam, back to you. >> tracie potts live, thank you. >>> we'll keep fact checking all the claims and the contradictions from last night in realtime. you can see the results along with video clips of the biggest moments and confrontations. >>> more bay area law enforcement officers will be wearing body cameras in the near future. yeste

. >> here's a reaction from members of the congressional black caucus, on donald trump's unapologeticission to president obama being born in the united states, let's listen. >> donald trump is nothing more than a two-bit racial arsonist. >> by any definition, donald trump is a disgusting fraud. >> donald trump is doing everything that he can to divide. he's a hater. he's a bigot. and he's a racist. >> trump has acted in a way that suggests he's a bigot. >> we will not elect a cheap bigot of the united states of america. >> this is a moment, it's a defining moment for all of those who want to denounce bigotry and racism, to step forward now, and to really demand first that donald trump stop it, but secondly, to demand an apology from this man because this is what his presidential campaign has been about. >> so representative watson coleman, this -- this wasn't planned, right? >> no, it wasn't at all. >> and after donald trump did his thing, explain to the people who are watching, why this is so important and so emotional for you and african-americans in general. >> beyond the absurdity

. >> reporter: trump was unapologetic for helping does business. >> to the thousands people you have stiffed over the course of your business, do they not deserve some kind of apology? >> i take advantage of the laws of the nation. >> reporter: unapologetic for backing stop and frisk and for questioning his birth -- president barack obama's birthplace. >> reporter: linton double down on what trump said about women. >> he's called him -- women pics slobs and dogs. >> i said toughest to rosie o'donnell i think everyone would agree she deserved it. >> reporter: the question for both campaigns is to either undecided voters? today it is back to battlegrounds and back to the base. national voter registration day and hillary clinton in north carolina and donald trump is in florida. >>> with 100 million people expected to watch the debates there were certainly plenty who reacted on social top moments that had people talking. >> reporter: the number of people talking about this was equivalent to what we see on a super bowl or major sporting event. there were nearly 5,000,000 people who used t

. >> here's a reaction from members of the congressional black caucus, on donald trump's unapologeticobama being born in the united states, let's listen. >> donald trump is nothing more than a two-bit racial arsonist. >> by any definition, donald trump is a disgusting fraud. >> donald trump is doing everything that he can to divide. he's a hater. he's a bigot. and he's a racist. >> trump has acted in a way that suggests he's a bigot. >> we will not elect a cheap bigot of the united states of america. >> this is a moment, it's a defining moment for all of those who want to denounce bigotry and racism, to step forward now, and to really demand first that donald trump stop it, but secondly, to demand an apology from this man because this is what his presidential campaign has been about. >> so representative watson coleman, this -- this wasn't planned, right? >> no, it wasn'tity a at all. >> and after donald trump did his thing, explain to the people who are watching, why this is so important and so emotional for you and african-americans in general. >> beyond the absurdity with regard to

. >> donald trump remaining unapologetic for criticized relationship with russian president vladimir putin. >> if he said great things about him i will say great things on him. asked that he knew more about isis than military generals >> under the help of rebound and hillary clinton the johns have been reduced to rubble. >> not everyone will wait to see the two debate. toorrow in north carolina, absentee ballots of available and a third of all voters end up investigating early. the two. dead running for the on united states senate seat in california have agreed to debate next month. california attorney general kamala harris and representative sanchez will debate on the campus of cal state los angeles, scheduled october 5 at 7:00 p.m., whoever wednesday in november will fill the seat of senator boxer. >> five men made sure a small brush fire did not flare-up again near clayton in the mitchell canyon area after 8:00 p.m. crews had a tough time reaching the flames because of the terrain and burned five acres but never threatened structures. they will return around sunrise to check out a

debate, hillary clinton raised the specter that trump pays nothing in federal taxes and trump responded unapologetically, "that makes me smart." >> so you got to ask yourself, why won't he release his tax returns? and i think there may be a couple of asons. first, maybe he's not as rich as he says he is. or maybe he doesn't want the american people, all of you watching tonight, to know that he's paid nothing in federal taxes because the only years that anybody's ever seen were a couple of years when he had to turn them over to state authorities when he was trying to get a casino license, and they showed he didn't pay any federal income tax. so -- >> that makes me smart. >> -- if he's paid -- >> instead of trump telling the american people that just like them, he payses what he owes in taxes, and nothing more, he insinuated it's smart to not -- to pay no taxes at all. a comment that according to the "washington post" caused a gasp in the hotel conference room where undecided voters in north carolina were watching the debate. still, this seems to be a rationale the trump campaign is suggesting voters can

. >>> there is much to discuss about donald trump's statement today but finally unapologetically admittingsident obama was born in the united states and blamed hillary clinton, which is not true and congratulated himself for putting it to rest, which is not true. what is true, that in a very basic way, it is a flip-flop for donald trump. the five-year long, utterly bizarre, no basis in reality, a flip-flop nonetheless. >> reporter: some might call it a flip-flop, others a soft everyo softenning, but whatever it is, donald trump changed his stance on rounding up millions of illegal immigrants and sending them packing. s that what he told msnbc last year. >> you're going to have a deportation force and you're going to do it humanely. >> reporter: but just last month, trump sounded like the deportation force was no longer when he spoke with anderson cooper. >> 11 million who have not committed a crime, there's no path to legalization? >> you can't take 11 at one time and just say boom you're gone. >> reporter: that's not the only time donald trump has flip-flopped. on the very day, donald tru

. >> reporter: trump up next also promising to have the right temperament remaining unapologetic for his often >> if he says great things about me, i'll say great things about me. >> reporter: and not backing down for this statement -- >> it is a correct tweet. part of the problem is nobody gets prosecuted. >> reporter: when asked about his comment that he knew more about isis than military generals -- >> under the leadership of barack obama and hillary clinton, the generals have been reduced to rubble. >> reporter: but not everyone will wait to see them debate. become available and a third of all voters will end up voting early. nick and diane. >> that's maggie rulli for us live in washington, thanks. >>> president obama wraps up his first ever visit to laos before returning home to washington. moments prior to a gala dinner, president obama and philippine president rodrigo duterte met informally in a holding room and reportedly shook hand, entered the dining room separately. earlier duterte used foul president obama, which caused mr. obama to cancel his meeting with duterte. >>> th

trump supporters. i think the larger point is one we are unapologetic about. it's consistent with what she's said on the trail. she gave a speech about how donald trump has sort of promoted and continued to highlight these white nationalist sentiments on social media in terms of the people he's installed at leadership of his campaign. he continues to court support from, yes, deplorable elements of society that traffic in bigotry and hate. hillary clinton won't apologize for calling that out. she's expressed regret for using the word "half" with respect to the trump campaign, i think if we have a conversation over the next two months about the remaining part of what she said that's a conversation we are happy to have. donald trump is the one that should be disavowing these elements. he's not doing so and we should continue to talk about that in the remaining months of the campaign. >> brian fallon, thank you very much. stay safe, stay healthy. >> thank you. >> coming up, presidential fitness test. do voters know enough about hillary clinton and donald trump's he

trump supporters that do fit into that category. >> i think larger point is one that we are unapologetic about and it is fairly consistent with whathe has been saying out on the trail in fact she gave an entire speech how donald trump has sort of promoted and continue to highlight these white nationalist sentiments on social media, in terms of the people that he is installed at the leadership of his campaign. he continues to court and cultivate support from, yes, deplorable elements of our society that traffic in bigotry and hate. sandra: brian fallon, hillary clinton's press secretary. bill, did her campaign just double down? there is no doubt he just said -- >> you could take it that way. i think ultimately they gave trump this -- it is right there. it's a silver platter and i would expect him over the next week at every rally to pull people out, hey, i'm not deplorable. two things come to mind, 2008, 57 -- 47% mitt romney, and this in 2008. it is not surprising when they get bit they cling to guns or religion or antipathy toward people not like them. probably in all likelihood more familiar to what barack obama said in the priv

unapologetic about it. things are never going to change. the contest is clear even if trumpe in artful in saying it then hillary. cheryl: he does seem to resonate with our nation's veterans and the military but at the same time she is the one as secretary of state the was in charge at least for her time there, making sure we were safe around the world and under the president's guidance she did not go into syria which many thought she should have. a lot of mistakes were made. >> she said no american lives were lost in libya during the intervention conveniently forgetting that we will we lost in benghazi. as donald trump pointed theed out you get the worst of both worlds, you get all the intervention and none of the follow-through which means you break it but don't commit to fixing it and on iraq, she was against the iraq surge, not finishing it properly even though she was for the more to begin with. we recognize if we are going to these places we need to finish it, have a plan to finish it and extricate ourselves. hillary clinton has shown no ability to do any of that and he

i think vladimir putin has been unapologetic about being a strong advocate for the people of russia and what you see in donald trump someone saying if i were elected president, we would put america first. >> sorry to cut you off. i wanted to finish that. what is your thought? >> i just think that highlights the ignorance of donneaw donald and his love for putin. no wonder that putin has a 82% approval rating. if you speak out against the government you end up dead or in prison. that's why his approval rating is so high. to go even further the largest geoopolitical foe is putin. we can't have someone out ward embracing his own philosophy over the president of the united states and talk about putting americans first. to say vladimir putin is better leader than barack obama is doing anything but putting first. it's not a question of who's more prepared politically to take on and be the next president of the united states. it's just no question. >> gentlemen, let's leave it there. thank you for the discussion. appreciate it, as always. >>> more details on hillary clinton's health issues ahead. and we have less than two

. >> reporter: unapologetic for backing stop and frisk or questioning president obama's birthplace. >> i want to get on to defeating isis. >> reporter: clinton doubled down on what trump women. he has called women, pigs, slobs and dogs. >> rosie o'donnell, i said very tough things to her. and i think everybody would agree that she deserves it. >> the question is did either candidate move the needle for voters. >>> cota is headed back to knock. >> this afternoon, she will host a rally in raleigh. renee chou has more on the here in north carolina. >> reporter: wake tech community college is busily preparing for hillary clinton's arrival today. both she and trump have made frequent stops in north carolina knowing that this is a battleground state for the presidential election. the event is hosted by the north carolina democratic party. clinton will deliver remarks. what can we expect her to talk about? her camp says she will be outlining her vision for an america that is stronger together and puts families first. she will also disc for building an economy. clinton will also urge income be in voter to get ready by registering to vote or checking their registration status.