FIRST THIS NOONTIME,
CAMPAIGN 2016 -- THE
FINAL SPRINT TO
ELECTION DAY.
TONIGHT, THE
PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATES--
REPUBLICAN DONALD
TRUMP AND DEMOCRAT
HILLARY CLINTON--
ARE SET TO BOTH APPEAR
AT THE SAME FUNDRAISER
IN NEW YORK --
BENEFITING NEEDY
CHILDREN.
BUT THAT'S AFTER A
HARSH EXCHANGE LAST
NIGHT IN LAS VEGAS AT
THEIR THIRD AND FINAL
DEBATE.
THE ALLEGATIONS OF
ELECTION RIGGING FROM
TRUMP -- THAT MANY
PUNDITS HAVE DEBUNKED
-- LED TO THE BOMBSHELL
EVERYONE'S TALKING
ABOUT.
WALLACE: Do you make the same
commitment that you will
absolutely
-- sir, that you will absolutely
accept
the result of this election?
TRUMP: I will look at it at the
time.
I'm not looking at anything now.
I'll
look at it at the time.
I'll keep you in suspense. OK?
CLINTON: Well, Chris, let me
respond to that, because that's
horrifying. You know, every time
Donald thinks things are not
going in
his direction, he claims
whatever it
is, is rigged against him.
(DN)
TRUMP SUPPORTERS
HAVE TRIED TO SAY HE
WILL IN FACT CONCEDE
DEFEAT IF HE DOESN'T
GET THE VOTES HE
NEEDS.
AS BOTH SIDES TRY TO
CLAIM VICTORY....
WE HAVE TEAM
COVERAGE TODAY --
TED NESI WILL BREAK
DOWN THE IMPACT FOR
THE CANDIDATES
STRAIGHT AHEAD --
FIRST, WE'LL START WITH
SOME FACT CHECKING BY
JARED PLINER, LIVE WITH
THE MOBILE NEWSROOM.
We could go for most of the
day, looking at each and
every statement made. For
now, a look at three topic
areas that provoke strong
opinions.
A mountain of debate claims and
fact-checking in the third and
final
debate.
The Supreme Court, guns, and the
Heller decision. Reaffirming the
right
to own firearms, but noting gun
rights aren't absolute.
"It was a well-crafted decision,
but
Hillary was extremely upset."
Hillary Clinton
(D) Presidential Nominee
"I disagreed with the way the
court
applied the Second Amendment in
that case. Because what the
District
of Columbia was trying to do was
to
protect toddlers from guns. And
so
they wanted people with guns to
safely store them. And the court
did
not except that reasonable
regulation."
CNN's fact check ruled on
Clinton
thinking the Court erred --
Trump
was right. On Clinton, saying
she
disagreed with just a narrow
piece --
potentially misleading. Past
statements suggest she more
broadly disagrees with Heller.
Russian hacks of DNC e-mails and
the e-mails of Clinton's
campaign
chair.
"You encouraged espionage
against
our people."
Trump denies that. At a news
conference this year, Trump
called
on Russia, if it was listening,
to find
30-thousand Clinton e-mails. And
said if Russia or China had
them,
he'd love to see them. CNN
called
Clinton's claim true.
Abortion. More specifically -
late-
term.
Donald Trump
(R) Presidential Nominee
"In the ninth month you can take
the
baby and rip the baby out of the
womb of the mother, just prior
to the
birth of the baby."
Trump said Clinton's okay with
that.
"I have met with women who,
toward the end of the pregnancy,
get the worst news that one
could
get: that their health is in
jeopardy if
they continue to carry to term.
Or
that something terrible has just
happened, or just been
discovered,
about the pregnancy. I do not
think
the United States government
should be stepping in and making
those most personal of
decisions."
CNN ruled Clinton does believe
women should be able to
terminate
a pregnancy at any point if
their
health or life are in danger.
But CNN
ruled the ninth month, eve of
birth
scenario is almost unheard of.
Ruling: Trump's claim true, but
misleading.
According to the Guttmacher
Institute, their were 1.06M
abortions in 2011. And about
1 percent of abortions happen
after 20 weeks. That's 10,600.
As for polling -- CBS News
found 49 percent of those
surveyed thought Clinton won
the debate. 39 percent
Trump. CNN's poll was pretty
similar. 52 for Clinton, 39
Trump.
(DN)
IN THE LATEST POLL FROM
C-B-S NEWS'S
"BATTLEGROUND
TRACKER" --
OUT OF 934 PEOPLE IN
BATTLEGROUND STATES
WHO WATCHED THE
DEBATE LAST NIGHT --
49 PERCENT SAID HILLARY
CLINTON WON...
39 SAID DONALD TRUMP.
C-B-S NEWS ALSO
POLLED THOSE VOTERS
BETWEEN OCTOBER 12
AND 14 -- ON WHO THEY'D
VOTE FOR...
AND HILLARY CLINTON
HAD JUST A FOUR POINT
LEAD OVER DONALD
TRUMP -- 48 TO 44 -- IN A
FOUR-WAY RACE.