this is not who we are. >> she talks about words that i said 11 years ago. >> reporter: trump targeted her and bill clinton with women in the audience. >> bill clinton was abusive to women. hillary clinton attacked those same women viciously. >> reporter: trump switched to hillary's e-mails. >> again you should be ashamed of yourself. >> okay, donald, i know you're into big diversion tonight, anything to avoid ta your campaign and the way it's exploding and republicans are leaving you. >> reporter: republicans who did not bail out pleaded with trump to be low key and contrite tonight, which he was not. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, st. louis. >> tonight we asked a panel of voters to watch the debate at 12news and share their thoughts with us. >> the panel was made up of democrats, republicans and undecided voters. the one thing they all agreed on, they have never seen an tonight's debate did nothing to change their minds. are you comfortable voting for hillary clinton based on what you know that she had a personal e-mail server and then destroyed e-mails? >> i live in the real world. we currently have basically two choices and for me one choice is unfathomable. so i'm comfortable voting for hillary clinton because of that. >> i've had to be the person before that tc mails for the government and i think the knowledge security is paramount to everything that you do in government. if something of this happened, he noted it and i've seen it happen before. in fact, there are several people that are on trial this week in the state of arizona for doing the same thing. and it's been done in the state of arizona with arizona.gov e- mail addresses and you know what those people are doing? they are going to jail. >> how many of you at this election like this where both candidates have so many negatives that you just can't decide who you can vote for in good conscious? >> i have never seen this since i've been voting as a voter. i always could see a clear choice, you know, and even though i'm not affiliated with a party, i'm an independent, i could always say that is a person that i am willing to stand behind because they have integrity. >> we need to have someone that has some moral compass as now i agree there's some flaws on both candidates. if we could reboot this whole thing, i'd be happy, but as an independent, i've got to make a choice. i will vote and i'll vote my conscious as to who i think is the best qualified. >> is this an election of the lesser of two evils? >> that's it. i got to look at the lesser of the two evils. >> this is one of the most critical elections of our lifetime. perhaps as many as five supreme court justices could be years. >> quite frankly, i want a redo. i don't want either one of them. can we do that? i feel like this is a bad dream. there's no point we can say let's take the less are of two evils. no. we shouldn't have to choose between the lesser of two evils. we have should have a good candidate. >> how do you think this plays on the world stage when the rest of the world watches these debates and watches what goes on candidates? how does america look? >> i've now been to all of these countries and i get in question now. the world is watching. i've had canadians at just the drugstore say will you vote this election? and i've said well, yes, i always vote and they say good. it's very important. >> and do we trust that the person that is going to be running this country like my sister said here has the knowledge and has the >> some of the greatest leaders of the united states didn't have that much qualification walking in. ronald reagan wasn't highly qualified, but he assumed the position with honor. >> really interesting, lots of opinions and, of course, people have also weighed in on social media, many sharing this sentiment. i don't think either of those candidates deserve to be president. can we please start over? >> people also commending cooper on their moderating. nbc announced billy bush was suspended from the today show following the release of his conversation with trump from 2005 to the access hollywood bus. it's not clear if bush will return to work for nbc. meanwhile in the valley the deadline to register to vote is just hours away. >> tomorrow is the last day you can register and tonight there was a big push to get people has the details from the newsroom. >> a massive get out the vote effort is underway to mobilize new voters. hitting the streets. >> we got i think 40 each. >> we have till a month to do this. >> to remind everyone they need to vote. >> at first i liked that they were really doing this because they're spreading the word out about like who our leaders are in our community. >> some voters clearly already >> it's hard to pick who will actually win, but i personally like hillary clinton. >> reporter: but, of course, not everyone agrees. >> i am voting for donald trump, not necessarily because he's like my favorite person of all time to be president, but because i feel as a whole for our country i feel he'll appoint nominees to the supreme court that will be making decisions for the land that i stand for. >> for my own self there is no way that i personally am going to vote for hillary. i just don't feel comfortable with the things that she's done. >> reporter: others that are not able to vote of speaking out encouraging others to vote to reflect their belief. >> i highly ask my family and friends and community to vote for candidates that will move our community forward in a more family way, in a more community way instead of dividing providing hateful rhetoric in our community. >> i just hope hillary wins and she becomes our first female president. >> the voter registration deadline for the general election is tomorrow. early voting begins on wednesday. trisha hendricks, 12news at 10:stephanie -- 12news at 10. register online. go to 12news.com for the details. tonight the suspected shooter accused of killing two palm springs police officers and injuring another has been identified. 26-year-old john felix was arrested after a 12 hour standoff following the shooting. officers had responded to a report of a family disturbance when felix opened fire. yavapai county officials arrested a man murdering his pregnant wife. 41-year-old kenneth blair was arrested in prescott after he called ycso saying his wife had been accidentally shot, but during an interview he admitted he got upset with his wife and shot her. their two other children were home at the time, but they were not hurt. fire crews rescued a biker from a trial in ahwatukee this morning. the 54-year-old man was hurt when he wrecked his bike and had to be taken down the torrential rain from what was previously hurricane matthew has caused widespread flooding in north carolina. >> hundreds of people have been rescued from the rising floodwaters. at least eight people were killed. there are still five people missing as the flooding is expected to condition at least several more days along the coastal plains. these were floodwaters that swallowed entire neighborhoods. >> i have never seen anything like this and the water got all the way up to my top step and >> a total of five states are impacted by the devastation from this storm. a state of emergency is still in effect. the good news is that matthew has now been down graded. matt pace is joining us with those details right now. >> the storm is now completely dissipated as far as the tropical system is confirmed quickly falling apart as it moves northeast, a lot of dry air coming in. rain into maine right now. florida saw about 5 inches of rain, but a large portion of the east coast stretching from south carolina into virginia saw rainfall totals over 5 to 6 inches of rainfall and in the blue we're talking 10 or more inch of rain as that storm moved through. coming up in a bit we'll look at our forecast and it's very warm. next on 12news thousands gather in downtown phoenix, the story of those directly impacted by breast cancer. >> what is the most romantic city in arizona? >> and halloween scams to watch out for as you shop for your costume. >> reporter: 12 sports tonight 10. >> plus another quarterback goes down and the fish dominate and we're going bowling with goldy and he has a message about the d-backs. >> come out next year and have the same goals this year. we want to make the playoffs. five years after a loved pushing for someone to come forward with information in the case. >> >> reporter: flare 28th street and indian school is where 56- year-old martha sanchez was hit by a car crossing the street. the driver didn't stop. >> we haven't had anybody come forward and help us solve this and put someone behind bars. >> reporter: jo gomez said her th hospital fighting for her life before finally passing. >> i can't understand how somebody could do there to a person. she suffered. >> reporter: that was in 2012, now nearly five years after the hit and run family members pleading for the information and asking for the suspect to finally come forward. >> we forgive them, but still it's really hard for us. >> nothing will bring her back, but still this person has to face justice. >> reporter: gomez can't help but long for one final moment with her mom. and just spend as much time as i could with her. >> reporter: their pain also their motivation to keep attention on the face and finally find out who hit sanchez. >> they got scared, okay. it's been years now. you have to come forward. we're never going to give up. >> reporter: monique griego, 12news at 10. it was a special day in downtown phoenix today for a very important cause. thousands of people showed this up morning for the 24th annual susan g. komen race for the cure to fight breast cancer. team 12 is a very proud sponsor of the event and our own joe dana was out there meeting very inspirational runners. >> reporter: fittingly the motto was race on fight on for the cure this year. we saw people from all walks of life here and all ages. the steady drum beat continues. the message? find a cure. >> i would love to see breast cancer wiped from the map. >> reporter: for the thousands this race is a form of group therapy. >> some years you come to tell your story. some years you just come to listen. >> reporter: it's also a call to arms. >> this year we have made -- we have made $10,850. >> it's a celebration of life for us being a survivor. >> reporter: each take during today's race represents a difference challenge, some unexpected. kathy nelson was diagnosed six years ago. >> time a counselor at an elementary school and -- i'm a counselor at an elementary school and for the first year i was bald and i didn't think anybody would hire me. i looked sickly. >> reporter: the chance of a woman being diagnosed is one in eight. the hope is with races like this one more patients cross the finish like victorious. being with our survivors giving them encouragement, inspiration. >> my mom is a breast cancer survivor and i must say although it was sad and there was a lot of pain and uncertainty where we didn't know what was going to happen, this experience has made us stronger. >> reporter: joe dana, 12news. >> this year the organization raised 750, $000 and online donations are s october 31st -- accepted through october 31st. what do you think is the most traveled to city in arizona? it's tucson. the southern city made the list of the 20 most romantic cities in the country, its golf and horseback riding and good bar and restaurant scene. >> i would have thought sedona. options, but so does sedona. >> i want to check out tucson. i haven't been there yet. do you think -- it was toasty up here in the valley today. >> i don't think there's any thinking. it was especially considering what are we, the middle of october almost. we are. matt, we were close to 100 today, right? >> 97 degrees was our high temperature out there. it was hot. the past three days we've been sitting at 97 degrees. the average for this timof so we are well above that. a lot of people are asking when are we finally going to get rid of the 95 or higher? so far this year at phoenix sky harbor we've seen 133 days this year with the temperature above the 95-degree mark. average is 143, so we're actually a little below that and the last day of 95 degrees is october 15th. so the cooler weather is the valley. it's 10:18 at night and it quickly cools off and the morning tomorrow will be perfect in the valley, 71 degrees a perfect morning, but we'll warm back unto 97 degrees and be the fourth day in a row absolutely no chance of rain whatsoever unless you live in the extreme eastern side of our state. right now we're just seeing into the state from the west. we have a couple disturbances that will rotate into the region resulting in windy conditions in the high country the next seven days, but in the valley we'll say very dry with low pressure just -- stay very dry with high pressure just south of arizona. it will slowly move in towards texas and influence arizona and be above average the next couple days. here are your forecast lows, globe, 55 payson. when you look at the seven-day forecast, don't pay attention to the high temperatures. look at the overnight lows 69 degrees wednesday, thursday, friday, gorgeous in the morning, but that's what we look forward to this time of year. >> the best this time of year. you may be getting tricks instead of treats this halloween, what you should know about online scams next on 12news at 10:stephanie we know a plot of you are still looking -- a lot of you are still looking for that perfect halloween costume, but be sure you don't get scammed online. counterfeiters are out there trying to take advantage of online shoppers hoping to steer traffic to their sight using terms like cheap or discount. so if a price looks too good to be re, it probably is. shoppers should also be careful buying things like novelty contact lenses or fake makeup that can lead to serious and lasting damage. it was a successful weekend at the box office with the girl on the train taking the top spot in its premier weekend and bringing in $24.7 million. the latest tim burton movie miss peregrine's home for peculiar children came in second place and deep water horizon rounded out this is the week you can catch all of the harry potter movies in the series at the harkin arizona mills in tempe. the screenings start thursday, each movie 10 bucks in imax. a kitten with two broken legs saved by construction workers, how it's doing now two broken legs is getting a second chance. the kitten was found in minnesota by a construction worker. he had to undergo surgery at the animal hospital and picked up two metal rods in his legs to fix the problem. guess what they named the cat. rodney. he's now getting a second chance and he has a new family. >> cute little guy. >> good stuff. not to good, the injury news on the cardinals. let's check in with co >> not just the cardinals. i have a hip flexor and you have a retater cuff. >> i'm good. don't -- rotator cuff. >> i'm good. don't throw me in that mix. >> and a bad knee, too. >> and a strain on the acute oblongdula. >> when you getting that knee 12 sports tonight is your cure all for things that ails you as a sports fan except coop. we start with our best of the night that happened north of the border with a walkoff. boy, it sounded awesome. >> martin on the crowd. andrews makes a play to second. what a play, but here comes the runner. he's safe! the ballgame is over! the blue jays are moving on to the alcs. >> the bad blue for everyone, a canadian beer reference. we'll talk more about the baseball playoffs in a few minutes, but first 12 sports tonight starts right now. i wasn't playing very well that day. >> sure, honey. >> hopefully we get good news on brady, but didn't look good. >> what hits harder, larry or a defensive back? >> larry when i'm in the air. you down there. we're going to jump as lie as we both can and he's never even close and now he fell down, too. so that's real bad for him. >> they can write about that, so they got something to write about. other than that i'm pretty damn happy. >> injuries are starting to pile up for the arizona cardinals, a local report from fox and right guard evan mathis out and the cardinals have issues on the offensive line where carson palmer needs protected and david johnson provided running lanes. bruce aryan is optimistic about his backups. >> earl and john wetzel stepped in. john played really well. he hadn't played any starts since training camp. so that's a real bright spot for us there. >> that's a pretty significant into the season. our nfl insider shea taylor and guys, mike ipati and evan mathis both out, how significant is this to the offensive line, jay? >> i think it's pretty significant because you are relying on these guys to help make your running game no. 1 in the league. david johnson did an excellent job starting run on the first snap from scrimmage. that's what you want to open thing up. how effective can these young guys be stepping in? they did play well in the 49ers game. now you'll go up with three weeks of front that will be tough. how do you prepare for that? how are they able to execute and stick with the same running scheme they've done? >> they call for earl watt who can slide in right there behind and jay, with ipati out, john wetzel who is usually a tackle slipped in as guard. bruce arians raved about his performance and gave him a game ball, but you have to wonder. he doesn't usually play guard. they ran well against the 49ers, but moving forward they'll play some good from thes and that chemistry along the -- good fronts and that chemistry along the line will be hard to tell going forward. >> the seahawks and the carolina panthers, so these young guys will get tested both early and often. i'm very surprised and disappointed with the play of michael floyd. here's a guy in his contract year, i expected him to elevate his game and show he is that no. 1 receiver, can be an elite receiver in this game and really impact his value in the offseason and the way he's red and white. >> he's pressing. he wants to get paid. he would love to be paid by the cardinals, but you're also thinking if i'm not going to get paid here -- >> you got to produce, though. >> i think he just needs to step back. in this offense he understands there's a lot of weapons, so the amount of balls you get will be few sometimes, so you have to make the most of it. sometimes when you try to make the most out of little, these thing happen. sometimes he drops balls in the game, but if you need him at the end of the game, he has made catches. >> jay, the man has been dropped from first to fourth receiver on the team. i don't see him being there late in the games because the cardinals are starting to lose confidence. >> that was the case in point against the 49ers. his snaps did dwindle as the game went on because he wasn't making plays. we asked how do you fix the longer are you going to keep doing that before something happens? >> you can't keep throwing him the football if you don't have him in the game because you're not confident in him. this has gotten to the point to where it blows me away. michael floyd is too good for this. basically i think it's a confidence issue right now. i think the guy has flat out lost his confidence and that surprises me. >> i saw this on twitter. who is the cardinals no. 2 receiver right now? my vote is david johnson. >> he is, but that's when you look at it, there's so many guys, you can say larry fitzgerald is no. 1, but on a night john brown could be no. 1, but on a night john floyd could be no. 1, but that's a tribute to a deep offense. i think if i'm the coaching staff and i have michael floyd, i say listen, we're going to keep going to you because we believe in what you can do. we just need you to step up and make a play. don't think about the contract. put that to the side. make your plays like you're

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