travis: meetri-- meet ari, he's received a lot of mail about his second job. he has 22 kids, and one on the way. his nick-name is the spermin ator. >> dr. travis: there's a wrinkle in this story. he's married. we will get to that. but first, how does this whole sperm donation process happen? we followed ari, down to his home in florida, this week he met a brand-new potential mom for the first time. times. and, um, all three times i have had miscarriages. and i did try having a baby twice with an anonymous donor. and both times it failed. i reached out to ari, on face book. we became friends, he's coming down here soon. we will go through the ivf-proc. >> ari! >> what do you think, it will ba cute baby, i think so! >> okay, i have known ari for 24 hours, he's funny and outgoing. >> keep your eyes on the road. >> okay, so, here we are. and of course we have around 12 hours until we need to go back to the doctor so they can retreve the eggs. she will go through a into a room, and, um-- so, you know. >> he has the easy job. >> i look at the sacrifices she made to

bush, ari fleischer. ari, i heard this all over again and again, style over substance.this debate could be different from all others. many have been televised again. >> the biggest difference many americans uneasy about the election. you have higher number of undecideds, there is no incumbent in power. with the president running for re-election, he was always for him and he won, i was always against him and he lost this is open race for the presidency. it has more impact. liz: we're looking at stage right now. it is daunting, intimidating. the lights will be on. the big issue nixon versus kennedy. nixon started to sweat. he mopped his brow. you can't hear someone mopping your brow if listening on radio. you only hear substance. people who saw it, he looked nervous and pasty. he was sweating because of the lights. al gore side a lot during the first debate against george bush, that hurt him in certain regards. these errant movements and facial expressions people make. how important is that for donald trump who you support as i understand it, to not roll your eyes or look

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>> reporter: hey, ari. i'm having a hard time hearing you because there's so many protesters out here. let me give you an idea of the scene here. we have police officers that have formed a line here, basically a barrier so that protesters can't get through. and what they do is they keep moving their line up a little bit a couple of feet, couple of feet, to keep pushing these protesters farther away from the stadium. we've talked to a lot of the protesters. a lot of them are unhappy the entire video of the shooting has not been released. everybody has their own reason. we spoke with one woman a little while ago. she is a fan of panthers fan, has season ticks and said she is not going to the game today in protest. let's liston what else she had to say. >> yes, i'm not going into the game because i just cannot support the city of charlotte and the panthers based on what is going on in our city and in our state right now. >> reporter: are you talking about the shooting specifically or the protest? >> definitely

ari? >> got it. thank you. appreciate the update. we will be back to looking at debate expectations in a moment. what will donald trump be up against when he debates hillary clinton? we will speak with someone who knows a thing or two about it. former democratic presidential candidate martin o'malley who tangled with clinton on the national stage. he joins me next. ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ ♪ go paperless, don't stress, girl ♪ ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ i can't lip-synch in these conditions. ♪ savings ♪ oh, yeah of being there for my son's winning shot. that was it for me. that's why i'm quitting with nicorette. only nicorette mini has a patented fast dissolving formula. it starts to relieve sudden cravings fast. every great why needs a great how. every great why ♪ ever♪ great why take on any road with intuitive all-wheel drive. the nissan rogue, murano and pa

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horoscope readers across the learning that aries may not be aries any more. as nbc's jolene kent reports, don't go swing those horoscopes just yet. >> reporter: it's a cosmic level freak out. >> i am a gemini all my life. i am a very social individual. >> reporter: what's your birthday? >> may 23rd, 1990. >> reporter: i hate to break it >> what? >> reporter: seriously. >> you can't just change it. >> reporter: what if i told you you're now an aries? >> what? i always thought i was a taurus. >> reporter: did anything change? it highlighted a lesser known 13th constellation. nasa updated the dates for each that astrologers use for zodiac signs. >> you were a leo. >> girl, you're a cancer. >> yes. no. >> no, no. >> reporter: it turns out that new constellation was discovered 3,000 years ago. the astrologers who write your horoscope based on the earth, sun, and moon have always known about it but never planned to use it. based on the constellations directly. it's based on the planets. >> reporter: the debate, however, could disrupt a big business. americans spent

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>> well, good morning, ari.here is a little bit of that crisp fall air, and that tells us that we are in a very serious phase for this campaign season with the high expectations. some estimating as many as 100 million who will be watching this debate monday night, and all the different platforms where it can be seen. now, the candidates' differences we have seen play out during the campaign season are also quite evident in how they're preparing for this debate. from what we know from insiders, in trump world, he has taken a very different approach, kind of pushing aside the tradition of doing mock debates, where you have an opponent playing, your rival, and going through it like it was a dress rehearsal. trump not doing that, working with a close group of campaign officials, family and political advisers, running through questions. he also has a briefing book on all kinds of subject matter that has been prepared for him. and videotapes he can review to try to prepare in his own way. hillary clinton, very, very d

we'll see. >> i want to bring in ari fleischer, press secretary for george w. bush and bill burden, former press secretary for barack obama. bill, to what donald trump was talking about, if his take away from last night is he should have gone after secretary clinton on marital issues in the past with her family and plans to do that the next debate, do you think that's a mistake? >> a huge mistake. donald trump has a very narrow band of supporters he needs to attract to his campaign, they're college educated suburban voters looking for a reason to vote for donald trump for president of the united states. they didn't see anything last night that would suggest that they have permission or ought to do that because he would be a good commander-in-chief for our country. for him to get off that stage after he did a couple things well like prosecute the trade argument, to say "next time i'll take this in a different turn that is not going to be helpful for me" is a huge mistake. i think their strategy is in distress and not headed down the right path. >> ari, clearly d

ari? >> yeah, as you say, ron, it is a video that begins with a -- basically, the participation of a wife and it ends with a widow. it is a grueling video to watch, no matter where you come down on what we know and don't know at this point. ron mott, thank you for your reporting. for more, we go to former nypd lieutenant, darrin porcher, and paul butler, a former federal prosecutor. in that light, paul, is there anything in this video that makes it look like there's more of an indictable offense prior to 1:00 p.m. when it came out today. >> as we yet again watch an african-american woman watching the destruction of her partner at the hands of her police, we have to wonder how much hope we should have. the governor talks about transparency. if he wants transparency, release the videotape. so on this tape, we don't see what happens in the actual encounter. this is what we know. the police weren't looking for him. they were out to execute a warrant against somebody else. they saw him and appa

horoscope readers across the nation freaked out when learning that aries may not be aries anymore. jo ling kent has the latest on your supposed new zodiac signs... but charles - i'm a gemini. all my individual. i love everyone, and everyone loves me. jk - what's your birthday? cd - my birthday is may 23rd. cd - what? jk - seriously. cd - you can't just change it. it's a debate that could disrupt big business. last year, americans spent a whopping 2 billion businesses in the country. websites like horoscopes.com get 5 million unique visitors a month. but did anything really change? astrologers and astronomers both say no. it all started with nasa-- posting a new article for kids, highlighting a lesser-known 13th constellation called ophiuchus... nasa updated the dates other groups like astrologers use for zodiac signs... leading many to believe they're signs had suddenly changed. hoda from trending monday sg: hoda, you were a leo. hk: noooo!!! but it turns out, that so-called "new" constellation was astrologers, who write your horoscopes based on the earth, sun and moon... say they'

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i think ari is right that there is a lot of hunger for change and that's helping donald trump. the thing hurting donald trump is that as soon as a focus gets off of hillary clinton and on to what donald trump himself is proposing, his tax plan was roundly condemned by people on both sides of the aisle and you have republican economists saying it would lead to a recession in the first year of his presidency. as long as he talks about his ideas, he's going to lose. >> okay. we'll see. i'll take that bet. you're going to regret. >>> coming up, both candidates are trying to secure the african-american vote but what are the democrats really done? have they helped black america? hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. with a crust made chfrom scratche and mixes crisp vegetables with all white meat chicken, and bakes it to perfection. because making the perfect dinner isn't easy as pie but f

i think ari is right that there is a lot of hunger for change and that's helping donald trump.he thing hurting donald trump is that as soon as a focus gets off of hillary clinton and on to what donald trump himself is proposing, his tax plan was roundly condemned by people on both sides of the aisle and you have republican economists saying it would lead to a recession in the first year of his presidency. as long as he talks about his ideas, he's going to lose. >> okay. we'll see. i'll take that bet. you're going to regret. >>> coming up, both candidates are trying to secure the african-american vote but what are the democrats really done? have they helped black america? hispanic america? i don't think so and the numbers prove it. larry elder, james harris with weigh in on that tonight on "hannity." i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma

ari, let me start with you. you've been there. you've both been there. want to talk about these final hours. you know, most of us -- you have both been here for debates, but you think of a big game in your life, a big interview, you're nervous right beforehand but there's nothing like what's going to happen tonight and just a few hours away. what are they doing in the final few hours? >> well, in case of president bush he used to work out, get a massage, just try to get his mind in a different place. it's too late at this stage to cram, get ready for last-minute details, worry about this or that, so you want them to get loose, comfortable, ready and confident. that's how you want them to walk onto the stage. >> we know hillary clinton's at a hotel near here. might be getting a massage. i don't know. >> i hope so. >> what do you think in the last final hours? >> i think it's worth it to do 30 minutes of a mock debate. like coming on a football game before the big game, get limbered up. >> throwing a few balls. >> yeah. it's a gorgeous day here in new york

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. >>> let's bring in nbc's chief legal correspondent, ari melber. there's a legal standard for when police use of deadly force is justified. does the new video shed any light on that central question? >> savannah, officers are always under a test of what a reasonable police officer would perceive to be a risk of imminent bodily harm suspect. this graphic new video does not show the exact moment of the shooting on tape. but the crucial 50 seconds leading up to it. there's positive news in there for officers, because it shows them asking repeatedly, over ten times, for mr. scott to drop what they believed was a weapon on him. still the video raises other questions about the procedure at the scene, how evidence was secured, all questions that won't really fully be answered until the police release their own videos, far they're declining to do. savannah? >> ari melber, thank you. the charlotte shooting impacting the presidential race. hillary clinton now planning to visit the city this sunday. donald trump meanwhile got a surprise endorsement late today

ari fleischer and austan goolsbee will weigh in. >> look at the middle east, it is a mess under your direction. >> and trump exposed her history of foreign policy failures. >> he didn't ask her about the e-mails at all, he didn't ask her about the scandals. >> plus blatant media mainstream bias, lester hold ignored clinton's major scanned always. "hannity" starts right here right now. >> welcome to "hannity." so tonight it was bill as he debated a century and it did not disappoint. last night's presidential showdown between donald trump and hillary clinton was the single most entertaining and most-watched debate i've seen, and facts are facts with nielsen ratings. it highlights how out of touch i argue the mainstream media is with you, the american people. now, a female viewer to this show sent us a note. i think it sums up perfectly when she said this. she said, i thought he did well until i started watching the after shows and they mentioned all of the lost opportunities. now, if you listen to the elites and the punditry on television and radio, they universally think hillary clint

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on early i told him you were to come in say donald trump had a great day ari fleischer was saying itts he had to say, but he was saying that he the percent garnering hispanic black minority population to in minuscule would have to have a white voter turnout election day it doesn't matter yesterday didn't change anything. >> you know, ari's math on voter turnout almost as bad as your math on timing. >> thank you, sir. . >> i don't think that trump had a very good day yesterday because he won over black or hispanic vets i think he had a very good day yesterday because he looked presidential stayed on message, stole completely the political initiative. i think it is showing up in the polls, they are narrowing allocates fox news poll you showed on program tied statistically tied in four-way split the i think he had a terrific day i think going places i think this is new trump i think this election is still up for grabs. >> very interesting, one last thought from you, if i may mr. kaepernick nfl player on bench national anthem big preseason game tonight military vets on field at halftime

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. >>> good evening from new york, i am ari melber. tonight, the wife of the man shot and killed by police in charlotte. this is the fourth night since the shooting by police that has caused a response of the governor a state of emergency. it is certainly disturbing. the shooting in the video can be heard but you will not actually see it. as we have throughout our reporting on this, it is not known at this point prior to the video being released. ms. scott told the news she went inside her apartment complex to get her cell phone charger, and when she came out the incident had started. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he has no weapon. he has no weapon. don't shoot him. [ bleep ]. >> don't shoot him. don't shoot him. he didn't do anything. >> drop the gun! drop the gun! >> he doesn't have a gun. he has a pbi, he is not going to do anything to you guys. he just took his medicine. yes, we're over here at lexington court. these are the police officers that shot my husband and he better live. he better live. because he didn't do nothing

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good to see you, sir. >> thank you, ari. >> let's start with zika.obama has said he has a plan, put it forward. the republican majority, he says, are not ready to act and time is of the essence. it seems to me we're probably getting close to a period where people are going to actually notice congress's inaction to date. how do you see it? >> well, that's the problem. we had a hearing in the house with the leading scientific experts in the country and they were unanimous in the fact we need to spend what the president asked for which is over a billion dollars. the republicans don't want to spend that. they want to take from the ebola fund. you don't take from one fund that's still necessary to protect our country and take it to another. i got bit by mosquitos last night. i went to bed thinking could it be zika. it's out there. people in miami, they have identified bites of zika. and this is something we need to deal with for the safety of our people. >> the president says 1.1 billion. what would that do? >> it would give local governments the ability

resistance, very strong chart, melissa. >> ari, thank you, ari wald of oppenheimer. sky works is up 15%. if you take a look at some of the other semiconductor makers, the maker of the haptic touch. >> these stocks trade typically with a bait of almost two to apple. if you look at the supply chain, there's a lag time, there's a lead time. they need stuff fast. that also works against these guys, because not having an inventory of supply during a boom is something that's also cost these stocks. i think you get to a place, don't overextrapolate on t-mobile and sprint's announcements on the iphone at this point. we have some more data to wait for and just assume that these guys that have at times been trading as a function of apple. >> in terms of the samsung recall, though, does that put additional pressure on the supply chain so therefore more orders, they might have to ramp up production? >> even with this. and actually i like how sky works looks right on a longer term. it's still up 15% for this week. i already talked about apple being up 30%. there's a period of tim

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here is reaction, ari fleischer and trump campaign senior advicer a.j. delgado.esting, ari, in a lot of ways there is some truth to that, but i think it is deeper than that. i think like everything else with the clintons, you can't trust them, they're not honest, they're not forthcoming. i sense her health issues go a lot further than what they're telling us publicly. thoughts? >> i'm not in a position to know what her health issues are, but i would say if she had something it was serious enough the secret service training is to take her immediately to medical care, and they have a predesignated spot to take her. >> they did, bellevue hospital. but she over rode them. >> that's what we will never get to the bottom of, whether it is true or not, whether she could override them or staff did. but i strongly suspect if she has been passed out in that car there's no way the secret service would allow themselves to be over rode. the detail to protect her is more important. >> she literally collapsed. she fell. >> the question is if she was passed out in the car the sec

let's bring in ari, former press secretary for president george w. bush.d to see you today. >> thank you. >> it's interesting, we're looking at the crowd today and what we're hearing from people around shint that some of her crowds have been less than excited and full recently, but today, there's a gigantic line, bernie stirs people up. will it work for her? >> no. >> you don't think he's going to bring his votes along? >> excitement is not transferable. because donald trump endorses somebody, that person's going to win or sarah palin who had a lot of excitement means she'll win. new hampshire is a unique state. this is where bernie had one of the biggest, if not the biggest blowout wins over hillary, white people, young people, you name across every demographic loved bernie and hillary did not do well. it's natural you bring him in, but it's hard to transfer. >> and what's interesting is that she's talked about his ideas. we talked earlier about this tuition-free, debt-free college. in an effort to bring along his people, but they don't seem convinced. es

okay, ari? [gabi laughs] okay? she's ignoring her daddy. [gabi laughs] oh, and gabi, you've got to put me on the top of your babysitting list. i mean it. i mean, if you and jj ever want-- >> gabi: jj's no jj's not here, okay? i don't know where he is. >> sonny: what's going on? >> gabi: nothing. you know...one call.

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a guest artist from california was working with clients at the sol when the customer ari chia- ros-curo asked for an intricate tattoo of paintbrushes - on his arm. it took 7 and a half hours to finish. the shop says the customer, was nit picking about a couple of details and all of a sudden just walked out. the shop posted a picture of him on facebook in hopes someone would recognize him. police are also investigating. there's no escaping them: political ads. and-- now that we're getting closer to election day... you can bet you'll be seeing more of them. tarhonda thomas is here with a breakdown. tarhonda-- people may be surprised by "who's buying what." yes, corey. colorado's been seem to be much of a "battle" on the airwaves. currently-- only one presidential candidate is buying up commercials in colorado. and that is... donald trump. according to filings with the "federal communications commission"-- trump has purchased 420 commercial spots in denver, this week. he bought commercial time on our channel, c-b-c and a-b-c. ...no ad buys reported by fox, yet. trump's campaign is spending

we were just hearing from ari melber, a legal reporter here. this week to these charges being filed. do you agree with that, and what do you think brought it about so quickly? >> i think the public here in tulsa, as well as around the country, wanted to see something happen, and they wanted to see it happen fast. the city of tulsa has some history, interesting history, that we all are aware of, but this is one of the cities that we've had incidents like this, but we haven't had the riots and the burning and looting and stealing and things, because i think this city is ready to see if justice is really going to happen. and i think that they believe, because of the openness of the tulsa police department with the coming forward of the tape, the information, showing it to the family, the community leaders and then opening it to the world to let them see what actually happened, and now those charges have been brought up, and i'm sure that -- i think i heard that an arrest is going to be made. now it's healing time for tulsa, as it was when we had a

i have no problem with the obamas going to tidwell, friends or ari duncan going to the university of chicago laboratory. but my problem is when they say other people's children don't deserve that, you can say it is not realistic, that is fine. hillary clinton's campaign for women's equality, you could argue that is not realistic or we could say racial equality isn't realistic but it is an aspirational goal. as long as we set it is an aspirational goal we know what we are working for. when i talked to arnie duncan or john king, the current secretary of education, or the superintendent, ceo in chicago, and i say what do we want? everybody should have choices. i am choosing this school. other people are choosing other schools. that is a hypocritical lie. when they say choice, they don't mean southside of chicago, we build the university of chicago laboratory school and parents can choose which they mean you can go to high school that is in real trouble or the school next to it that is just like it except it is a newer holding. that is no choice at all. we want is for all children where

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