-steven: hi. -jim: hi there. steven: how are you doing? steven. jim: hey, steven. jim o'keefe.e to meet you. steve: steve. lemonis: you guys, thanks for allowing us to come in and talk to you today. getting this meeting was a great opportunity for us. while we're very niche today, the goal is really to change the way we manufacture, and so i want to see if there's a way to do some business. steve: great. thank you, marcus. i have designed four chairs, one for every region of the country. i'll start with the one that we shipped you. this is our great lakes chair. man: what's the retail on that? -steve: $495. -man: okay. lemonis: i had him make these four chairs with four very specific regional feels. the line that this will all be branded under will be the american dream. man: are you guys gonna carry inventory, or what type of lead times would you expect? steve: this is our quick-ship program, so we are going to stock and be able to ship in a 24-hour period. lemonis: can we look at the chairs? have you seen them? let's look at them. man: okay. steven: it's a clean, modern look,

((michael stevens)) > thanks for waking up with us... i'm michael stevens in for patranya. right now... we start with breaking news... north las vegas police are investigating a fatal auto-ped... near the area of camino al norte and lone mountain. they advise you avoid this area while police investigate. again, police are working a fatal auto-ped. we'll update you with more information... as soon as we get it. /// ((michael stevens)) > tomorrow is a big day... as the presidential candidates prepare for the iowa caucuses. as marlie hall reports... donald trump is back in the lead... while bernie sanders and hillary clinton are neck-in-neck. (sen. vt/democratic candidate) "how would you like to make the pundits look dumb on election night?" senator bernie sanders urged a young crowd at the university of iowa to caucus on monday, warning he'll lose if there's a low turnout. hillary clinton attacked sanders on his plan for free college tuition. hillary clinton / d-presidential candidate i do not believe giving free college to donald trump's youngest child is in the best interes

that's always done in a case like this. >> how is steven doing? >> steven is doing much better. steven, now that he's aware that there's new testing that can be done, he's thrilled. when someone wants every possible test done that could be guilt or innocence. that's when you know they're innocent. >> reporter: michael griesbach has written a book about the avery case, "the innocent killer." he says that with all the attention this story has missing. >> do you think she's been forgotten in all of this? >> i think she has been forgotten in all of this. a person lost her life, and somehow, we have to try to keep sight of that. >> reporter: in our searches through the evidence in this case, we came across one more piece of tape. a grainy video diary teresa made -- prosecutors played it at avery's sentencing to remind people of a life lost. >> i just want to know that whenever i do die, i just want people i love to know that whenever i die, that i was happy. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." we'll see you again sunday at 7:00, 6:00 central. i'm lester holt. for all of us

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((michael stevens)) >> and i'm michael stevens in for brian. classes are canceled for a third day at johnson junior high as district officials continue to investigate a mercury l ((kirsten joyce)) >> that's where we find 8 news now reporter nia wong with the latest update. nia? ((nia wong)) >> kirsten and michael. that's right. students will not be returning today as the epa continues to test this campus for traces of mercury. this weekend the district revealed as much as a quarter of a cup of the chemical was disovered here last week. we're told most of the cleanup is happening in the gym. this not only led them to screen hundreds of students and their belongings but the investigation 7 buses have been tested and cleared. so far 60 homes have been screened for mercury-- and one of them was deemed unsafe by the local health district. ((debbie kooser/parent: "you can only do what you can do. they had to make sure that the children safety came first. that was the most important thing. i felt that was what they did" )) ((nia wong)) >> ccsd says mo

stevens)) > the new mini-series about the o-j simpson trial is going viral.. and not everyone is happy about it. today... doctor phil is sitting down with nicole brown simpson and ron goldman's families. they're appearing together for the first time.. and have some pretty strong feelings about the show. ((doctor phil: the actor didn't call you, the producers didn't call you. tanya brown: no one. doctor phil: why do you think that is? tanya brown: not one. because we're kind of a boring simple family and maybe the movie probably wouldn't have been as hollywood and dramatic? i have no idea. here i'm watching television one night like last week or the week before with my mother. my mom goes change the channel because a mini-series commercial how's a mother supposed to react to that? have some respect! )) ((michael stevens)) you can watch their entire interviews today on doctor phil at 3-p-m... right before 8 news now at 4./// ((michael stevens)) > wild weather.. hits the west.. from powerful winds... to strong snow storms the impact.. felt right here in nevada..

((michael stevens)) > thanks for waking up with us. i'm michael stevens in for patranya. today's the big day -- super bowl sunday! later, the denver broncos and carolina panthers will take to the field... to see who will be this year's n-f-l champs... right here on c-b-s. as teri okita reports... san francisco and c-b-s are ready to bring the game... (aerials) the broncos and panthers had their final pre-game walk-throughs on saturday. the c-b-s broadcast team is doing its final prep work, too. injury reports, statistics, and player profiles are all part of their game plan . as they get ready to host a full day of t-v for the biggest single-day sporting event in the world. (sot: james brown/the super bowl today host) there are going to be a lot of new viewers, so you can't be talking too granularly about football. lead analyst and former quarterback phil simms says he's going to keep the game-calling simple. but, as a super bowl champion and mvp, he'll also be able to add extra color on the players. (sot: phil simms/lead analyst) i read all the stories about how it affect

steven avery's guilty. "dateline." here's andrea canning. >>> reporter: it's this year's first binge-watching phenomenon, "making a murderer," the new true crime documentary on netflix. >> i don't think anybody really thought that it would have this kind of impact. >> reporter: the 10-part series, dense with details, has inspired online sleuths, white house petitions, and its share of controversy. >> steven avery's guilty and deserves to be right where he is. >> there is a murderer out there. and he's not that murderer. >> reporter: it all follows the case of steven avery and his long journey through the criminal justice system. a journey which began more than 30 years ago in manitowoc, wisconsin. "making a murderer" has thrust the steven avery case back into the news, putting this small wisconsin town into the center of a media firestorm. but "dateline" was here 10 years ago, reporting on this story. the stunning twists to the case along with facts, evidence and interviews not included in the documentary. we've been o

((michael stevens)) >> and i'm michael stevens in for i'm brian loftus. sherry how's the weather today? ((sherry swensk)) ..... breezy winds arrive today and start to break down the heat. southest gusts could reach 30 mph or higher in isolated areas. ............ very dry air stays in place and even fire weather danger sets up for tomorrow with fire weather ........ highs in the mid 90s today and cooler 80s this week. let's take a look at the roads with demetria >>> back to you!/// >>> a las vegas homicide suspect... after he was arrested in arizona. metro police were looking for 22-year-old asa brn gilbert, arizona yesterday. and the coroner has identified the victim in that shooting. investigators say brown got into an argument with jessie bush at an apartment complex near maryland parkway and desert inn friday morning. that argument ended when police say brown shot and killed bush./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> metro is asking for your assitance in identifying a man.... he is accused of an attempted armed robbery at a business near east tropicana and south

((michael stevens)) >>> this weekend... residents are making thieir choice on who they want to lead our country. today is the first day of early voting. that means you have until novemeber 4th to avoid the long lines on election day. brittany edney is at a polling site in the downtown area with a look at today's turnout. brittany? ((brittany edney)) after voter registartion closed last week registered democrats outnumber republicans by about 90-thousand across our state. non-partisan voters account for 21-percent of nevada's voter base. the most recentp clark county is that more than 10-thousand voters have cast ballots today. back in 20-12.... the total turnout for the first day of early voting was just over 33-thousand votes. voters we spoke to say, regardless of each person's party affiliation--it's important to hit the polls. (( julie robles, voter "that's our right. as an american and as a citizen, you should be doing that to make sure you want change in this country, then you need to get out and vote ." )) electoral f

thanks for joining us, i'm michael stevens in for brian./// ((michael stevens)) >>> the bell tolled in new york city .. and a moment of silence held ... to commemorate when the first tower was struck by a hijacked plane. ((kirsten joyce)) >> it was followed by family members the reading of the names of their loved ones who were killed 15 years ago: reading names of those killed in the attacks )) ((kirsten joyce)) >> many also visited the 9/11 memorial where the world trade centers once stood.. leaving flowers and paying their respects. new york city police commission bill bratton says the new one world trade center .. shows just how resilient our country is: ((bill bratton/ new york city police commissioner) "this is a day of mourning but also a day of celebration. a day of celebration because here's the new tower. that tower's a symbol that we are winning and they are losing, the terrorists. lose." )) /// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> in washington, d-c.. the american flag was unfurled over the exact spot where the plane struck the pentagon. ((michael stevens)) >> the president spoke at a cer

((michael stevens)) ((michael stevens)) >> and i'm michael stevens in for brian. we're following breaking news this morning .. a crash in the southwest valley. ((kis after 2 am near the intersection of decatur and wagon trail. we have a crew on the way to the scene right now and we are working to learn more information. for now .. lets send things over to demetria, to see if this is impacting traffic at all. let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((demetria obilor)) southbound sunset is closed near the 215 interchange after a fatal crash. northbound traffic is getting through. there's also a wreck at rancho and us 95 up in the northwest. <<< >>> <<< >>> ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the king of ufc.... mcgregor is aiming to be in the history books. ((.. i run new york, i run this whole $%$% )) ((michael stevens)) >> we'll take a look at the exciting press conference leading up to ufc 205./// you're watching 8 news now good day. just head to our 8 and upload a pic of you repping you're favorite football team! 8 lucky viewers will win an 8 news now mug! the winners wi

steven avery guilty or framed? a justice special starts now. ♪ hello and welcome to a special edition of "justice." steven avery guilty or framed? i'm judge jeanine shapiro. thank you for being with us tonight. i'm going to break down the case behind the netflix documentary "making a murder" that has the whole country captivated. i'll grill key players the trial. talk to avery's family and ask two top criminal defense attorneys if they believe the killer, steven avery, could be innocent. but first, a quick look at the facts. >> we're getting threats. the sheriff's department is getting threats daily. >> public outcry over the netflix documentary "making a murder." which focussed on steven avery. a man who is now in prison for murder. >> we, the jury, find the defendant steven a. avery guilty of first degree intentional homicide. >> but once exonerated by dna after serving 18 years on a separate assault conviction. >> i'm so sorry for what happened to you. you were charged. >> avery's sordid tale began in 1980. his

((michael stevens)) >> and i'm michael stevens in for brian. n-h-p is investigating a deadly crash... where one person was killed. ((kirsten joyce)) >> it happened several hours ago, near decatur and wagon trail. reporter nia wong with the latest, nia? ((nia wong)) >> call came in around 2:22 a.m. nhp identified the driver as a 27 year old male on a yamaha r-1. he was headed sb on decatur when he drove off the right shoulder onto dirt road. he was ejected and died at umc. at multiple points before the crash. traffic will be shut down for several hours during investigation at least sb in decatur. too soon to know if alcohol or drugs were factors. ((nia wong)) ((michael stevens)) >> ((nia wong)) >> >>> let's take a look on the roads with demetria. /// ((demetria obilor)) closures on soub crash. use jones as an alternate to get to the beltway. northbound traffic is still able to get through at this time. <<< <<< >>> ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// >>> right now.. we want to get a check on your forecast. ((brian loftus)) >> hi sherry, how's

((michael stevens)) >>> a warning for parents as we get ready for fall. doctors are urging all moms and dads to be extra careful when treating things like a cold or the flu. a new study in "the journal of pediatrics" suggests 85-percent of parents are making mistakes when giving liquid medicine to children. researchers found most errors involved overdosing... and that "dosing cups" are linked m oral syringes. the study also found that using regular kitchen spoons for measuring is also a common mistake./// ((michael stevens)) >> another study of kids found a rise in soccer related injuries among children ages 7 to 17. researchers found about 3-hundred children are treated every day in the er . they looked at 25-years-worth of data and found sprains and fractures were the most common injuries... and that the rate of concussions it was pretty hot for all those outdoor events this weekend... and now we start to cool down this week. 102 saturday and 101 ...... but a lot of winds are coming before we get the cooler air. ............. and dangerously dry. ......

((michael stevens)) >> and i'm michael stevens in for brian loftus. police say the teen gunman first shot and killed his father... before going to an elementary school 100 miles northeast of atlanta, where he shot a teacher and two students. custody. hena daniels has the latest from new york hena daniels: >> townville elementary remains close today and for the rest of the week...as investigators try to figure out what led a teenager to open fire on school grounds wednesday: (john skipper/ anderson county sheriff) did he have issues at school, did he have issues at home, we don't know but we're certainly going to run the gamut of everything. hena daniels: >> authorities say the 14-year-old suspect drove to the school yesterday, got out of his car....and started shooting at people on the playground with a frantic parents were sent an emergency text and rushed to the scene: (parent) the school basically filled up with police officers, ems, we were told it was on lockdown, we saw helicopters coming in. hena daniels: >> a female teacher and two six-year-ol

((michael steven with us i'm michael stevens in for brian. ((kirsten joyce)) >> and i'm kirsten joyce new this morning a man is dead is after an overnight hit and run. the incident happend last night around 8:45 near torrey pines and charleston. metro tells us that a man driving a ford truck struck a man while riding his bicycle into a wall. he was sent to umc where he later died. metro officers went on to say sgt. robert stauffer / fatal detail: (( "it's something that you have to be careful of, especially the drinking and driving aspect of this. it's what's going to cause the individual to not maintain the travel lane and to end up in a situation like this." )) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the driver ran away after the crash but he was later caught he was arrested for being under the influence and hit and run. this is the 75th death in metro's jurisdiction./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> three people are dead this morning after a small tahoe international airport it happend last night just after 6 p-m . no one was injured on the ground, but officials co

((michael stevens)) >> and i'm michael stevens in for brian loftus. nevadans for common good say the risks far outweigh the benefits to taxpayers. here are what they call seven hidden risks: taxpayers will bear the risk of a stadium bond, room taxes won't be sufficient when the next recession hits, not choosing revenue bonds hurts taxpayers. will increase costs to the public, it limits other projects, ((carl scarborough, st. elizabeth roman catholic church we estimate that choosing a 33-year bond instead of a more standard 20 -year bond is an additional 250 million dollars of tax money that will have to go to pay off that debt that's a deal that works for investors but i'm not sure that that's a deal that works for taxpayers )) ((michael stevens)) >> the plan is now in the hands of lawmakers. including the tourism committee clark county commisioner steve sisolak chairs... saying the project makes everyone a winner./// sherry how's the weather today? let's take a look at rain this morning... but the east side is nice and dry. an area of showers are sli

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he did not have direct evidence of steven avery's guilt. i'm sure if he did he would have used it. >> reporter: sometimes lost in the uproar over the avery case, that he was not the only one convicted for the murder of teresa hallback. his 16-year-old nephew was also sent to prison, in part because of what he told police. >> who shot her in the head? >> why didn't you tell us that? >> i couldn't think of it. >> reporter: was this admission coerced? the controversial confession up next. and the surprising twist that landed the winning prosecutor back in the headlines. plus our investigation leads us down that dead-end road. >> that's an avery -- >> reporter: when "nightline" returns. speed... no one way of driving on each and every road. but there is one car that can conquer them all. the mercedes-benz c-class. five driving modes let you customize the steering, shift points, and suspension to fit the mood you're in... and the road you're on. the 2016 c-class. lease the c300 for $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. guys, it's just

((michael stevens)) >>> 8 news now is now has learned suspect shot and killed by police. he is 28 year old javier munoz. earlier this week, munoz led highway patrol on a chase from downtown to the auto mall in henderson. police say he was driving a stolen car... and later crashed it before trying to car jack an elderly couple. that's when he was shot by a thursday./// ((michael stevens)) >>> six years later, the person who killed darren rael remains a mystery. the 44-year-old was gunned down in north las vegas. to this day, no one has come forward. the rael family talked with shakala alvaranga this afternoon -- with a plea to his killer. shakala? ((shakala alvaranga)) >> michael, six years later -- it's a cold case. no suspects. no leads. the rael family is now hoping that someone will finally have the heart to come forward ... and confess. unconditionally. he was my brother and now he's gone..." ((shakala alvaranga)) it's a somber anniversary for the rael family. "today is the 6th year anniversary of the murder of my brother." ((shakala alvaranga)) darren was a mechanic

but-- steven: you'll call your folks.of minutes, and i know you've got some hard stops and i know you're going to israel for shimon peres's funeral, and we'll work on that. but in the next minute and a half, i'm going to combine two things. one, i'd like to know just real quickly, what do you think about iran today? is iran becoming more comfortable for us or does it still remain in the very, very uncomfortable, despicable category? and i'm going to tack on -- my last question is, vietnam is such an important frame for you. i'd like to know what lessons you think we're forgetting from vietnam in your role that you think -- that you're worried about. so i'm going to ask you to do those two things because we've got to wrap up. well, iran isy: complicated. we just had a meeting in new york of the joint commission. the iran agreement is holding. they are living up to their requirements in the iran agreement. it is measurable and accountable, transparent. the iaea knows what's happening, we know what's happening, and we are co

steven avery had just been released from prison after serving 18 years for a rape he didn't commit. >> i'm just glad you're home, honey. >> reporter: exonerated by dna evidence. then two years later, just as avery is in the middle of a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the authorities who put him away, those very same authorities charge him with >> i didn't do it, i'm innocent. >> reporter: the once-celebrated face of wrongful convictions now accused of killing and dismembering teresa hallback, a young photographer who had come to the avery family scrap yard to take pictures of a vehicle he was selling. her charred remains found near avery's trailer. >> it's hard enough going to prison for something you didn't do, then you got to do it all over again? >> reporter: the story caught the attention of two aspiring filmmakers, moira demos and laura richardi, who packed and up moved to wisconsin. >> we were there because we wanted to ask bigger questions about the system. >> is it guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, is the process fair, can we trust the verdict? >> reporter: they devoted a

and steven avery, this is not covered in the documentary, but was at trial, my understanding, stevennd handcuffs three weeks before the murder. that true? >> none of that was evidence at steven avery's trial. you just described the prosecution's theory at the dassey trial six months later. but none of that was evidence in the steven avery trial. >> but did steve buy leg irons and handcuffs three weeks before teresa's murder? >> i don't recall that, honestly. i don't recall that. and there certainly was no evidence that leg irons or manacles or handcuffs or whatever it was were used on teresa halbach. >> they were introduced in evidence. they were introduced into evidence i think in the second trial of the nephew. i remember seeing a picture of it. all right. let me ask you this. the stuff about steve avery having some sort of fixation on her, that wasn't in the documentary. that he called her flee times that day to get her to come over. that he liked her. that he was creeping her out. she told her boss she didn't want to go over there that day, he did star 67 so his number would be b

((michael stevens)) >> and i'm michael stevens in for brian. we're following developing news this morning out of the southwest valley. ((kirsten joyce)) >> one person was killed in a crash at decatur and wagon trail .. the latest. nia? >> traffic is now open in both directions. troopers just cleared this scene within the last half hour. we still have one nhp car off sunset because of this crash which they tell us happened before 2-thirty this morning. they say a 27 year old male was riding a yamaha r-1...southbound on decatur. just after sunset road....he veered onto the right hand shoulder into a dirt patch and crashed. this man was ejected from his motocycle and taken to umc where troopers tell me he died shortly after. too soon to say if drugs or alcohol were a facr. motorist was driving recklessly, as well as speeding. traffic is still blocked southbound. (( )) >> ((brian loftus)) demetria, how are the roads? <<< >>> <<< >>> <<< ((michael stevens)) >>> the man accused of inside a valley starbucks is ((kirsten joyce)) >> this happened sunday