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Very good day to you. we start this hour with the democrats running for president taking center stage for the third debate. the last debate of the year. hillary clinton on stage alongside rivals bernie sanders and martin o'malley. they squared off on a wide range of issues from gun control, terrorism and they also talked about wall street and big business. listen. >> should corporate america love hillary clinton? >> everybody should. >> will corporate america love a president sanders? >> no, i think they won't. >> hillary and i have a difference. >> that debate featured something rarely seen...

Democratic presidential debate. for the third and final time this year, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley took to the stage this time in manchester, new hampshire. the debate featured spirited talk about a range of issues, including gun control, terrorism and jobs. it also included two apologies. one from hillary clinton when she returned late to the stage after a commercial break. the other from bernie sanders after his staff exploited a computer glitch that allowed his team to steal some of hillary clinton's campaign files. >> what i have a real problem with and as you men...

Stealing its private voter data. even though the legal issues appear to be resolved this morning, the gloves have clearly come off. overnight, a deal. the democratic party agreeing to give bernie sanders campaign access once again to a data base of potential voters. this after a firestorm of controversy. sanders facing questions about why one of his staffers took advantage of a computer glitch in the democratic national committee data files to access hillary clinton's voter list. this staffer was fired. >> i did not down load any voter file day. >> reporter: the sanders campaign sued the dnc. ...

Reporting would suggest that maybe this crew was in fact trying to maintain control of this plane as it descended. we know there's some reporting out there that perhaps the pilot had said he'd try to make it to the nearest airfield. if they managed to get this down in an orderly descent down to the sinai desert, we don't kno. so the issue is for investigators to try to piece it back together again. >> speaking about that, tom, we know that the airplane was going at about 400 knots and it slowed down to 95, which you're talking about. when they're looking for clues from the data controller what...

Passengers. we have a warning of a computer glitch that may make flyers