5 Things Trump Said In The Wake Of The 2nd Debate:
Trump, however, showed no signs of backing down. Here’s a look at some of his most notable comments of the day.
‘More inappropriate things’
At his campaign event in Ambridge, Pennsylvania, Trump
warned that if more embarrassing footage of the GOP nominee was released — a reference to the fallout over the 2005 leaked audio in which he could be heard making crude comments about women — he would retaliate.
“If they want to release more tapes saying inappropriate things, we’ll continue to talk about Bill and Hillary Clinton doing inappropriate things — there are so many of them, folks,” Trump said.
Wrong-Way Driver Kills 5 Teens, Steals Police Car, Officials Say:
Vermont Gov. Peter Shumlin ordered flags lowered to half-staff through Thursday for Eli Brookens, 16, of Waterbury, Mary Harris and Cyrus Zschau, both 16, of Moretown, Lim Hale and Janie Cozzi, both 15, from Fayston.
“The loss of five young Vermonters in such a senseless tragedy is heartbreaking,” Shumlin said. “Vermont is a community, and today we share the sadness and loss of the families and friends of these teens.”
Missing Kim Kardashian West On Social Media:
It’s been more than a week since the reality star was robbed at gunpoint in Paris and she’s maintaining a social media blackout as the investigation continues.
Police have suggested Kardashian West’s prolific social posting about her life and wealth may have attracted the robbers in the multi-million dollar heist.
She documented her time in Paris, from getting a facial to visiting fashion shows, meticulously. Kardashian West’s last postings on Snapchat, Twitter and Instagram came hours before her ordeal.
Cholera Fears Rise In Haiti After Hurricane Matthew:
Haiti has been plagued with the waterborne disease since 2010, after UN soldiers accidentally
brought it to the country in the aftermath of a major earthquake that year. The
World Health Organization reported 80,000 cases in Haiti since the initial outbreak — and 770 new cases per week in 2016.
Now the destruction brought by Matthew has accelerated the existing epidemic and undermined the strides made in fighting the disease, the country’s leader said.
US Death Toll From Matthew Climbs To 21:
Responders pulled people from their submerged homes, situated them in rafts or choppers and whisked them to safe and dry ground.
The storm’s US death toll climbed to 21 on Monday, with
North Carolina reporting 11 deaths, Florida reporting four, and three each in South Carolina and Georgia.
President Obama on Monday declared a major disaster in North Carolina and ordered federal aid to supplement state, tribal and local recovery efforts.
Federal funding is available to people in Beaufort, Bladen, Columbus, Cumberland, Edgecombe, Hoke, Lenoir, Nash, Pitt, and Robeson counties.
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