(calling names) >> right here. >> okay (calling names) okay (calling names). >> good afternoon. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is a we think. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i live by 28 and terryville. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i've lived there for 26 years. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i don't drive. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my mother currently live with me and she's 86. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i need to transportation to go to work. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i does not want to see any cuts in that line. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i believe the public transportation is here to serve everybody. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the system is not a showcase but needs to fulfill a need. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> maybe we should hang up improving the service rather. >> thank you. >> thank >> next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> (calling names). >> okay (calling names) good afternoon, sir. >> good afternoon henry president of the san francisco council of the emergency associations i really commend this

did the officials call his knee down or did they call him short of the play? because the whistles didn't blow. i'm a little confused on the mechanics of what happened there. >> verne: i have a feeling before the week is out you will have that conversation. >> gary: yes. will instigate it. >> gary: not tonight. >> verne: from the 25. ucla must score a touchdown. here is up the middle. yes. soso jababo. his 21st carry. 21st of the game. >> gary: ucla almost made tackle to start with but he realized my guy and he goes around and looks for somebody else. massington, number 82 does. >> verne: at the 15. second down and short. very short. this one is stoned. hardreck walker, number 98. third down. >> verne: olorunfunmi. there is a flag. somebody la andre james, it appears. >> gary: it's going to be against a&m. we know that. >> referee: personal foul. facemask. defense. number 33. first down. ucla player may remain in the game. >> verne: sean washington. >> verne: that's why the helmet went flying. first down and goal from the seven. >> verne: they hand it left side

i don't. >> reporter: before she disappeared, paige had gotten five calls from a mystery man calling from a disposable tracfone. jones denies it was him. he tells investigators he >> did you buy a tracfone? >> no, sir. >> never bought a tracfone? >> never. >> reporter: cops search his home and scour the mechanic's workspace at the rv shop in grand junction. they find viagra, condoms, a black victoria's secret bra, and under his desk, a gasoline can. >> now, you may think, "well, maybe he used the gas can. it's rv repair. maybe they had a gas can." no. police question the owners and reason for him to have a gas can at his workspace. do you have a gas can at your workspace? because i don't. >> reporter: but the most compelling evidence -- in the trash. packaging for a disposable tracfone, just like the one jones swears he doesn't own. >> for me personally, that tracfone is the single most compelling piece of evidence that he has never attempted to explain away. wal-mart. security cameras pick up a man that looks a lot like lester jones purchasing it. >> i don't buy no tracfone at walma

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he's called -- harry reid has called donald trump a scammer in chief, a liar. when i interviewed senator reid, he said donald trump is a complete fraud. so he clearly sees his role as calling out donald trump. he did the same thing in 2012 against mitt romney, at the time falsely saying that mitt romney never received his income taxes. b but they said he should use his perks to go after a presidential candidate, and that's why they're doing it so aggressively in the last two weeks. >> anderson, a new cnn poll shows hillary clinton and donald trump in this race closer than ever. the big leap he had back in august has vanished and while both candidates have record high unfavorable ratings, clinton a of likely wood better describes donald trump. 36% said hillary clinton. those are the latest numbers on the so-called trust gap hgd into this high stakes debate tonight. joining us now, donna brazil, the interim chair of the national democratic committee. thank you for coming in. >> great to see you, as always, wolf. >> harry reid said donald trump flat out on the sen

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that call taker had been asking questions. what to ask during a call from quote a person in danger. unable to leave. >> >> police radio tape shows. officers had to figure out which building. the chief says four officers also stationed in different positions. and in case the suspect ran. and police got confused when the woman described a door. a door inside. police thought it was outside. the call began. but the chief and dispatch say given all of the circumstances. a delicate situation like this. couldn't be rushed. >> . >> nor ton school district. after the trapbl tragic death of a student. struck and killed by a school bus. >> live with how friends are remembering that student. >> schools were open today to help students and staff. grieve together. students gathered after school. at the site. they wrote final messages on balloons. and after a brief prayer. released the balloons into the sky. >> . sixteen year-old kyle richmond was leaving school on skate board. when he tripped and fell into the path of an oncoming bus. the incident still under investigation. but at this point it a

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and a new call for donald trump to release his taxes from the leader of the gop. >>> desperate 911 call, an abducted woman leads police right to her captor. tonight the shocking discovery made at the scene. >>> and sniffing out danger. an nbc news investigation revealing k-9 units at major airports missing threats right under their noses. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is numbers "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, we beginning with a story breaking here in new york city this evening. a horrific attack during the height of the rush in mid town manhattan that sparked fears initially it might have been terrorism. it involved a man with a meat cleaver who attacked police and was shot multiple times. it sparked panic, sending hoards of people running from the scene near madison square garden and pen station. reheema ellis has the latest. >> reporter: during tonight's crowded rush hour, just blocks from new york's pen station. >> you can see a lot of police activity going on down here. >> reporter: officials say two prof

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quite she convinced her to call 911 and the kidnapper never called back. none of her daughters had been it was 2.5 hours. >> virtual kidnapping is on the rise. social media is making it easier for criminals to no personal information about the victims. >> it is easy because of social media to figure out where people live. >> she knows it was a hoax. she is still recovering. >> it was so real. i can't look back and la real. anchor: your economy now. the unemployment race has hit a 15 year low. the lowest since 2001. >> saved from extinction, this what an it be cool? it has been there. plans are in the works for the apartment. he bought the dinosaur in place to keep it right there. right next to the hotel. from that to a wild scene. anchor: >> typhoon when causing a bizarre scene in china. it is what you think it might be. a giant inflatable moon balloon on the loose. of festivities for a mid autumn festival but it broke free. fortunately no one was injured and the blend was caught fairly quickly. anchor: looks more authentic now. it has more craters in it.

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i ran to the phone to call 911.nd all i could say was help. >> 911, what is the location of your emergency? >> help, help, help! >> what's going on? >> it was the worst seconds of my life. >> but there was much more to come. two lives and so many secrets. would soon be put under a microscope. >>> coming up -- what had happened upstairs in that bathroom. >> please help me! >> okay. how long has she been in there? >> i don't know. she was taking a bath. >> what do you think what this was? >> we didn't know if it was a tragic accident or something else. >> it's the addiction, you know? it's the -- it's the addiction. >> addiction, the mystery was just beginning. when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." emily fazzino's husband thought his wife was upstairs was takes a bath, what followed permanently changed the course of two families and a closely held secret about emily's life was about to become very public. we return to josh mankiewicz with "the quiet one." >> this should have been a rou

if you recognize him, call police. just days after the elevator at a downtown apartment complex is supposedly fixed-- it goes out again. now 13 action news is holding management accountable. for the 4th time, our crews visited the park avenue apartments near 7th street and carson. renters tell us the elevator that hasn't worked consistently since july-- is now down again. it was just fixed saturday. and for some of the disabled and elderly tenants-- the ambulance-i mean-how are they going to get up her and take me down the steps? because i'm not a small guy." we spoke to the owner of the property management company who apologized to the tenants, and says they hope to have the elevator running by the end of today. we will of course stay on top of this story. an amazing rescue caught on camera-- police officers and bystanders in north carolina working together to save a man trapped in his burning truck. gfx 1: i need an ambulance and now. in the officer's body cam video... you see a man with his extinguisher trying to pu

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city clerk, let's call item 36. >>item 36 is roll call for introductions.upervisor >> i want to thank my cosponsors of this resolution, supervisor mar, peskin, kim, and pres. breed and supervisor farrell. and it is time that california appeals the death penalty it is unjust and this will save the taxpayers $150 million per year. this will help address the highly problematic status quo. here are some key facts to consider. california taxpayers have spent $5 billion with a letter be to put 13 people to death that is about $14 million per execution. that cost the state $18 million per execution and life without parole. the death process does not bring closure to the families of the victims. as we have seen time and time again, mistakes also happen. they are simply unavoidable. leading to, and we know what that this is happened in california, people being executed by mistake in this state. the innocence of more than 150 people who were on death row across this country. 150 people. in california alone, 67 people had their murder convictions overturned because of

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called the move absolutely terrific. the crowd even chanted his name right after the halftime ceremony. >> max says everyone at the school loves k.l. k.l. called max his favorite quarterback. >> i'm sure he won a lot of fans with that move. >> not his favorite person at the school. >> reggie is his favorite running back. that's great. it's also great to know that this was not just a nice gesture on max's part. they were both up for king. the entire student body does recognize how much joy kale brings to the school. it's great. >>> coming up in the skinny, donald trump steps out of the comfort zone on late night tv. the very unpresidential thing that jimmy fallon asked the republican nominee to do, and donald trump said yes. >>> first, the new details we're learning about o.j. simpson's life behind bars and leadership positions he holds, and the one thing he hangs on to in his jail cell. here's a look at today's forecast. >>> "world news now weather" introducing new k-y touch gel cr?me. for massage and intimacy. every tou

call today. ? ? >>> the skinny's starting with "dancing with the stars." >> after last week's studio scare by protesters who rushed the stage, cast members responded last night wearing their own lochte t-shirts with his name and a heart. >> all of the contestants upped their game dancing to classic tv theme songs. there's the quick step to the brady bunch theme in the best '70gs 0s bell bottom pant suit complete with guest appearance by her tv mom again, florence henderson. they scored a respectable 26 out of 40. >> finishing dead last with 22, oh, it's another performance by former texas governor rick perry acres, and he tried. >> he did. he looks all right there. no? >> i thought it was okay. >> looked all right. all right, so detroit lions wide receiver calvin johnson channeled erkle scoring a 28. pretty good, and even got to meet t real urkle right there on set. >> yes. that's that makes him the winner, no matter the scores, right? did i do that? the actual winner of the night, though, was olympi

she called up and set her brother was having a mental health emergency. shshe called several times.ot only did they send the police, but they waited 50 minutes. if someone once to report a mental health emergency amm a witch could save other people, what -- if someone wants to report a mental health emergency, w which was a rathehr people, basically the message is sent if you called out the mentally ill, we will kill you or we will kilill them? >> i think it is important to step back and d if you think abt mental illness like any other illness and you said this person was having a heart attack, let's call the police, we would not be surprised that outcomes happen because that is simply not what a police officer is therefore. what we need to do is get awayy from the situation where we wait until someone is in a crisis before we provide care. takenk california has some steps, but even as we have been talking about this, there has been a broad disiscussion in california about misuse of the prop 63 funds, which are funds that ostensibly worked to be provided to -- were to be provided to

the fbi calls it a virtual kidnapping attempt. >> this grandparent received a call saying their child at the school had been injured, had broken their nose and needed medical treatment and needed money to pay for that medical treatment. >> the fbi says parents who get that phone call should hang up immediately and call the school to check on their child. >>> let's turn to the weather now with the weekend coming up, we have a warmup coming. sandyia patel is here to tell us more. >> are you ready for summer? the fog is sitting near the coastline. i'll take you in closer. you'll notice the fog is reducing visibility in half moon bay to three miles. this is why tomorrow it's not going to be too hot at the beaches. 65 degrees and foggy. 69 in downtown san francisco. summer microclimates. mid-70s in oakland. you'll feel the warm n this walnut creek, 93 degrees. and the i okay, a hot 95 degrees. you haven't seen hot yet. temperatures on sunday a good 5 to even 14 degrees higher than saturday. who is going to get smoking hot? find out coming up. dan? >> okay, thanks very much. >>> a small pla

we have to call them out.king with our state, our law enforcement, working with everyoyone involved, we need to find answers to what happened. amy: that is a significant point when timothy mcveigh, for example, blew up the obama city probably -- building, what christian men were not rounded up around the country or the whole question about, what does this mean about why men who are christian? it was dealt with as a crime. care told the wall street journal he and other muslims had received threats in the wake of the stabbing. he also set a car flying confederate flag had been driving around somali neighborhoods on sunday night harassing residents. do you knonow anythihing about ? out -- i tweeted that get a lot of calls from the community and from everyryone as part of unite cloud. we work with everyone in our timidity. does we not only speak for anyone group, we speak for everyone on issues of homelessness, our neighborhood and taking care of our neighbors. two people started this organizationon. a somali amer

it was one call after the other. we were running all over the county. >> reporter: rescue volunteers neighborhoods, backyards, finding animals in distress and all alone. >> sometimes the mother will take them back, but when we are getting the rain and storms like we have, they get separated. >> reporter: in the past few days they have recovered at least 120 animals from the storm. and hermine blew those animals that are not normally found here. >> this is the first one that we've gotten in my recollection. >> reporter: other animals were in scarier situations like this pier with a fishing hook stuck in its back. the cages at wildlife inc. are filling up as it will take months of rehab before they could be released. wildlife expects to get more calls as people throughout tampa bay will clean up. but they don't mind. >> every call is an emergency to us. we don't want them to have to suffer any longer than what they have to. >> reporter: and as the storm clean up continues, officials urge residents to be on the lookout

i always called them robot cars. the dot wants us to call them havs. we'll have to adopt whether we'll adopt that term. the guidelines are pretty simple. things like the cars ought to be able to report whether they were in a automated mode at the time of the crash. the big takeaway is that the government supports automated cars on our roads. now, there are still some fundamental problems to solve. let's go back to driver ed. let's say the white car is run by a computer and there's a red car in front of it. maybe it's parked or stalled or whatever. the computer programming says don't run into the red car. but computer programming also says it's against the law to go across the yellow lines. what do you do? yes humans would do this. we would go over the yellow line, we'd break the law, make sure everything was safe, go around and figure the police would understand. these kind of fuzzy rules are very difficult for computers to understand. "cosmopolitan" magazine is getting grief this morning after it announced he was teaming up with your carmaker seat to

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, the e-mail called "showtime." the e-mailmp come might not bt the real one. it went on to say this. >> the real truth will come out one day and you'll know what really happened. one of the thing that was always a question and a concern of ours was was charlie covering up for someone else? >> in acourt, assistant prosecutor bill gargan appeared caught off guard and stressed when he rose to make his closing argument. >> he addressed charlie directly. he said something to the effect of "charlie, your lawyer is calling your mother a killer." jury closely with it. he was trying to make a point, a very passionate point. >> brandishing the murder weapon as a prop didn't sit well with judge piampiano who hold the prosecutor to calm down. >> frankly, we knew at that point we had done exactly what we had wanted to do, we had totally taken him by surprise. >> after a week of testimony the case went to the jury. in the hallway, tv cameras dogged charlie's every move. he'd been on bond the entire time but his f coming to an abr