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Coming Up on KAMC Morning News Tuesday, Oct. 16

By: Allison Morrison
Updated: October 16, 2012
Here's what's ahead on KMN this Tuesday morning...

- President Obama and Mitt Romney are ready for a re-match. Tonight, the pressure is on the President to deliver a better performance in debate two.

- U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is taking the blame for the security failure in Libya.

- Apparently even your fat cells need sleep. We'll tell you how a new study is linking sleep deprivation to obesity.

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