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and an early morning. it was really that type of night. and the nation wakes up this morning taking stock of the first head-to-head debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. and headlines across the country pretty much sum it up all. for example, the washington post attacks fly as clinton puts trump on the defensive in the debate. and from usa today the return of fiery trump. associated press clinton gets under trump s skin in the debate. and daily news, face of nation, trump buries himself in bumbling blabber. and temperament heart of the clinton/trump debate. an overnight poll shows clinton as the clear winner, 62% compared to trump at 27% as both battled fiercely over taxes, terror, and race. you called it the gold standard. well, i you called it the gold standard of trade deals. you said it s the finest deal you ve ever seen. no. then you heard what i said you were against it. well, donald, i know you live in your own r ....
???toss weather ???adlib weather one person while trying hit and killed one person one person hit and killed while trying to change a flat tire this morning.. team 12 s nico santos is live near the i-17 and 16-th street with checking your hot headlines.. police have now identified the man shot and killed yesterday near mcclintock and mckellips. emergency crews were unable to save 35-year-old justin gaston. officers later found a car that matched a description given by witnesses but so far.. no one has been arrested. the san bernardino county sheriff s office says a man is dead after diving into lake havasu. friends of 29-year-old steven cornejo say the wind blew his hat in the water.. and he his hat in the the wind blew cornejo say steven 29-year-old steven cornejo say the wind blew his hat in the water.. and he jumped in to get it but never this morning.. glendale police are looking for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman at gunpoint. it happened sunday mor ....
i am the anger of a statewide morning show and it is my privilege to be the moderator. i m not just you keep time, but to ensure that each candidate equal time. it is the quality of the discussion that matters. i think you can all agree. both candidates have spent time preparing for this debate, so it s only fair that we allow them to do what they came here to do. we ask this large and supportive crowd to be supported. however, we are here to hear from the candidate. we ask that you refrain from disruptive behavior were anything that might distract from the candidates. they have a limited amount of time to address the issues and questions presented to them, so we want some respectful civility. we ask that you hold your applause until the end of the debate. in order to maximize the amount of time each candidate has to answer the questions. it is time to meet our candidates. [applause] moderator: governor steve bullock was born and raised in montana. the governor says he ....
the presidency says it will damage relations and exposed the u.s. to countersuits. a five-year-old pulled from the rubble in aleppo as syrian government forces intensify their all salt. their assault. i am sarah. welcome to the program. 75 years ago, one of the worst atrocities of the 20th century. over two days, firing squads murdered 30,000 jews. a ceremony took place today with religious leaders and political leaders from around the world today president petro poroshenko the holocaust as a tragic page in the history of the jewish people. it is a tragedy for all of humanity. it happened here in the land of ukraine. that is why ukraine has no right to forget about it. just as the jews cannot forget it. because it is our common tragedy , a tragedy most of all for the jewish and ukrainian people. germany he said had a particular guilt. the suffering was boundless, and for us germans, i ll guild is boundless when we talk about the holocaust. the of best makes ....
hopefully the rain is clearing out and karen rogers has traffic. reporter: we don t have a lot of the rain left over, we have showers in delaware and a little bit in southeastern pennsylvania, but it s very light and it should be passing through and getting out of here before too much longer. the wider view shows instability to the west, this afternoon a spotty pop-up shower is possible. but we ll get the return of sunshine. for now there s fog around the region. in millville, a half mile visibility. under a mile at the airport in ac. worse in toms river and allentown and reading and lancaster. in and around the area you might run into fog. slow it down if you encounter that. 63 degrees, somewhat cool in philadelphia. 59 in allentown. 63 in wilmington, 60 in trenton. 64 in cape may. not much wind out there, there s a helpful factor for the fog. as we go through the day, 62 degrees by 7:00. still probably fairly cloudy by 10:00, 64. midday we re expecting to see sunny ....