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Clinton, Trump regroup after most-watched debate ever

The day after their first debate, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton returned to the campaign trail to continue the fight. Clinton recounted moments of the debate during a stop in North Carolina, while Trump called in to Fox News to discuss his microphone volume and to criticize moderator Lester Holt. John Yang reports.