the andersons did not change it. right here in front of this 'sreplace is where celia bose magnificent portrait was posed from. this is an important photograph for anderson house and the cultural history of the art here because this is the spot where isabel stood when she had that portrait painted. this was the front hallway. the ballroom was here. this is the front hallway. just a place where people could come in and sit down. and then the dining room -- i'm sorry. they called this the leather den because the walls had leather tacked on them. but it was their favorite room in the house. very personal, not a public area. not anything but the most intimate of their inner circle got to visit. there was a dining room that is not very remarkable. the dining room here is much more impressive. and then a sunroom. the sunroom had four murals, each one representing one of the four cities where larz had served in the diplomatic service. london, rome, brussels, tokyo. as you have seen in some of these photos, and certainly in

of one of the andersons' family. one of the great things about the book is it has brought a lot of people out and put that in contact with me. it is also on my youtube channel. you can find it on my name. you can see it on the internet. thank you. >> thank you so much. if any of you have questions to ask, he'll be around for the rest of the evening. you will have your chance. now, i want to invite you all to a reception. we will open up the doors to the garden. at the back of the room, we have books for sale and skip will sign them for you. thank you for coming and have a good evening. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook. c-span, where history unfolds daily. created as aan was public service by america's cable television companies. it is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. clarence thomas was nominated to the u.s. supreme court by president george h.w. bush in 1991. he was confirmed by the senate

the attorney for the anderson family says the officer who killed anderson was also involved in a fatal shooting in july of 2015. a 29-year-old man was killed after wauwatosa police say with a sword. the officer was cleared in that case. 11 months later anderson was killed. 02:17 im a little concerned that an officer would go back on the job relatively quickly and be in a one-man squad and now get involved with another individual the 20 second clip of the shooting was sent to the fbi. police department tells fox 6 the department has not seen the footage of the shooting and does not have a copy. they say they "will be making all records in this case available to the public...when the da's office makes a final determination..." reporting live in wauwatosa deandra corinthios fox6 news. looking ahead --- a brown deer officer charged in connection to an officer involved shooting is expected to make her first appearance in court today. 27-year-old devon kraemer was charged after a shooting on a say the driver waved down two brown deer police officers following a confrontation on the bus. they

the officer who shot and killed anderson...was involved anderson. dozens of people came together to pray at madison park sunday -- on the four-month anniversary of anderson's death. they released balloons and brought pictures, saying they want justice for jay. anderson was shot by a police officer while he was sitting in his car. police say the officer saw anderson had a gun...and thought he was reaching for the weapon.. family members say they want the officer to be held responsible. they lean officer was charged recently after shooting an unarmed man following a confrontation on a county bus. "it gives me a lot of hope. it gives me a lot of hope and hopefully thats going to be him one day soon. getting charged. because jay didnt deserve that" the case is in the hands of the milwaukee county district attorney's office. there is dashcam video of the shooting...which anderson's they want the video released. the news conference is at 3 this afternoon reporting live in wauwatosa deandra corinthios fox6 news we're getting some early voting data which ma

anderson: seÑor trump.n consentimiento. donald trump: nadie tiene mejor respeto para las mujeres que yo. anderson: usted dice que nunca lo hizo. donald trump lo dije, me apenÓ mucho, tengo respeto. anderson: alguna vez ha hecho esas cosas? donald trump: nunca lo he hecho, quiero que el paÍs sea un sitio seguro, quiero tener fronteras. as personas entran a nuestro paÍs y vamos a ser un sitio grande de nuevo y seguro, un sitio acaudalado de nuevo, parece duro decir esto, pero tenemos que desarrollar el caudal de ese paÍs. anderson: muchas gracias, seÑor trump. ministra clinton, ¿quiere responder? hillary clinton: como todo el mundo he pensado mucho en las Últimas horas acerca de lo que hemos escuchado y hemos visto. con nominados republicanos anteriores para presidente estuvo en desacuerdo con muchos de ellos sobre la polÍtica, los principios, pero nunca dudÉ su. capacidad de poder servir a nuestro paÍs. donald trump es diferente. lo dije desde junio de que Él no era una persona preparada para ser presidente

anderson: thank you, mr. trump. the question was are you both modeling positive and appropriate behaviors for today's youth. we've received a lot of questions online about the tapes released friday. you described it it as locker room banter. you bragged about grabbing their genitals. that is sexual assault. do you understand that? mr. trump: no, i don't think you understand what was sasmede this was locker room talk. i apologize to my family and to the american people. certainly i'm not proud of it. this is locker room talk and when you have a world where isis is chopping off heads, drowning people in steel cages, where you have wars and horrible, horrible sights all over, where you have so many bad things happening this is like medieval times. we haven't seen anything like this, the carnage all over the world. and they look and see -- can you imagine the people that are frankly doing so well against us with isis and they look at our country and see what's going on? yes, i'm very embarrassed by it, i hate it but it'

hollywood anderson? >> yeah, hollywood anderson. >> jimmy: hollywood anderson from new york? >> now, i'm from florida. >> jimmy: oh, hollywood, florida. [ cheers ] >> no. >> jimmy: orlando, florida. i get it now. here, hollywood, hold that for a second. [ laughter ] >> this is going to be funny. >> jimmy: all right, so, your name is hollywood? >> yeah, yeah. follow me on instagram. [ laughter ] it's jimmy fallon. why not? >> jimmy: all right, yeah. hollywood anderson. vice presidential debate was on last night, okay? if there was a debate and the topic was cats versus dogs, which side would you be on? >> dogs. [ cheers and applause ] rescue one. >> jimmy: dogs, what? >> rescue a dog if you can. >> jimmy: yeah, rescue a dog if you can, sure. you're at the podium right now, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: give your best closing statement. why should we, why dogs? >> why dogs? loyalty is a must in america, and, it's hard to find. so, get a dog because they're better than trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hollywood! >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: you nailed it. yeah, yeah. guys, we ha

anderson: allow her to respond. secretary clinton: because i was a senator with a republican president. [applause] mr. trump: oh, really? if you are an effective senator could have done it but you were not an effective senator. anderson: please allow her to respond. she didn't interrupt you. secretary clinton: you know, under our constitution, presidents have something called veto power. he has now said repeatedly 30 years this and 30 years that. so let me talk about my 30 years in public service. i'm very glad to do so. eight million kids every year have health insurance because when i was first lady i worked with democrats and republicans to create the children's health program. hundreds of thousands of kids now have a chance to be adopted because i worked to change our adoption and foster care system. after 9/11, i went to work with republican mayor, governor and president to rebuild new york and to get health care for our first responders who were suffering because they had run toward danger and gotten sickened

the attorney for the anderson family says the officer who killed anderson was also involved in a fatal shooting in july of 2015. a 29-year-old man was killed after wauwatosa police say he confronted them with a sword. the officer was cleared in that case. 11 months later anderson was killed. a spokesman for the wauwatosa police department tells fox 6 the department has not seen the footage of the shooting and does not have a copy. they say they "will be making all records in this case available to the public...when the da's office makes a final determination..." string of violent shootings...one of them deadly. let's start at 19th and capitol. police say they responded to a shot-spotter call...and found a man who had been shot. he died at the scene. officials are trying to figure out what led up to the shooting. and then at 28th and wisconsin....we're told a 22-year-old man was shot. police say the victim was walking when he heard gunshots...and then realized he'd been shot, and called for help. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to a 27-year-old man says he was shot while be

this is a typical pattern, anderson.dels here. 14 of them want to carry the system back around and possibly effect miami, that may miss it mainly on the first one. so, days ahead now, those that have already evacuated may not be able to return any time soon. this is going to be going on for a while. >> and you mention cape canaveral, is that the best guess of where the eye might make land fall? >> yeah, there's several different models but mainly around 6:00 a.m., some of the models put it near cape, whi canaveral northward, the hours ahead of time, the pounding wins and heavy rain will be compounded by seeing the strongest eye winds make their way upward so it's going to be a frightening night, no doubt about it, into tomorrow. >> yeah, already is for an awful lot of folks. som sader, preerpappreciate it. we'll be right back. an opening night on broadway is kind of magic. i'm beowulf boritt and i'm a broadway set designer. when i started designing a bronx tale: the musical, i came up... ...with this idea of four towers

jay and linda anderson lost their son 25-year-old jay anderson, jr. in late june. he was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer while he sat in his car in madison park. police say anderson had a gun. since that day these parents...say there has been a else knows around here, which is nothing. the andersons have held protests and balloon launches trying to bring awareness to their sons case. wednesday they will meet with the wauwatosa community and hold a discussion about the events of june 23rd.

more of anderson's one-on-one with melania trump. that's next. who says i shouldn't have a soda everyday? my doctor. my dentist. definitely my wife. wait, i know what i want. make sparkling water at home. and drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. >>> melania trump breaking her silence. she says she has forgiven her husband for what he said on the leaked "access hollywood" tape. she said trump was egged on by host billy bush. here is more of her one-on-one interview with anderson cooper. >> is that language you heard him use before? >> no. no, that's why i was surprised. i said i don't know that person that would talk that way. and he would say that kind of stuff in private. i heard many different stuff. boy talk. the boys, the way they talk when they grow up and they want to sometimes show each other this and that and talking about the girls. but yeah, i was surprised, of course. but i was not surprised about the tape coming out. >> why? >> as i said, these many people from the opposite side that they want to damage the cam

anderson: a question from ken. mr. trump: i'd like to know, anderson, why aren't you bring up the emails? anderson: they brought up the emails. mr. trump: no, it hasn't. not at all. nice, one on three. >> accordable care act, known as obamacare, is not affordable. premiums have gone up, co-pays have gown, prescriptions have gone up and the coverage has gone down. what are will you do to bring the cost down and make coverage better? anderson: that goes to secretary clinton. you started out with the last one to the audience. go ahead, donald. mr. trump: no, i'm a gentleman. go ahead, hillary. secretary clinton: i think donnell -- donald was about to say he's going to solve it by repealing it gunned -- and getting rid of the affordable care act. i agree, premiums have gotten too high, deductibles and prescription drug costs. i've laid out a series of ways to get costs down. but what i don't want people to forget, when we're talking about reining in the costs, which has to be the highest priority of the next president, whe

however, anderson's family attorney says he has concerns. case, was this officer also suffering from those kinds of things, did he get treatment, was he fit to be on the force?" the wauwatosa police department released a statement that asks, in part, "everyone to withhold judgment until the full investigation is complete." there is no time frame on when a charging decision will be made in the case. milwaukee police chief ed flynn orders one of his officers fired. it comes after an internal charges. angelica's in studio with the details. sonthana rajaphoumi sahn-than-hah raj-ah- foo-mee was charged with soliciting a child for sex and child enticement. a criminal complaint says he approached two teenaged girls, one in october of last year, the other in april and made sexual overtures. in a memo that will be given to the fire and police commission thursday, the chief says rajaphoumi violated the department's core values of integrity. the order is th payroll immediately. rajaphoumi has a date in criminal court in november... and faces up to 75 y

attorney jonathan safran represents the anderson family. he says the officer who killed anderson was also involved in a fatal shooting in july of 2015. a 29-year-old man was killed after wauwatosa police say he confronted them with a sword. however-- 02:17 im a little concerned that an officer would go back on the job relatively quickly and be in a one-man squad and now get involved with another individual 11 months later-- anderson was killed. now, newly enhanced dash camera from that incident is shown to his family. 03:28 some of it again, is very difficult to see because of the distance from the squad car dash cam. a spokesman for the wauwatosa police department tells fox 6 the department has not seen the footage and does "will be making all records in this case available to the public...when the da's office makes a final determination..." asking "everyone to withhold judgment until the full investigation is complete." the district attorney's office says they've had several meetings with the family and their lawyers giving them access to

anderson joins us for a preview. anderson, tell us what she said. >> i talked with melania trump a few hours ago in her apartment at trump tower, the apartment she shares with donald trump and their son baron. she is strongly defending her husband with the allegations by the number of women that came forward in the last week or so. i began by asking her about the videotape that really started it all that was released 10 days ago by "access hollywood." >> it was 10 days ago that "access hollywood" released that tape. when you first saw it, when you first heard it, what did you think? >> i said to my husband that the language is inappropriate, it's not acceptable, and i was surprised, because that is not the man that i know. and as you can see from the tape, the cameras were not on. it was only a mike. and i wonder if they even knew that the mike was on, because they were kind of boy talk, and he would egg he was egged on by the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> you feel the host, billy bush, was egging him on? >> ye

jay anderson's family has also jay anderson's provide that?"jay anderson's family has also been able to view enhanced video from the night of the shooting. authorities ?have said? anderson had a gun in the vehicle.ask for comment on the case, wauwatosa police in part reads "consistent with our earlier position on this incident we will be making all records of this case available...when the da's office makes a final determination and issues a report." currently the milwaukee county district attorney office is considering charges against the officer involved in the shooting of jay anderson.it's unclear if they will consider the officer's prior fatal shooting involvment while making that decision.live in milwaukee... jacob kittilstad...cbs 58 news. 3 a long serving former the medical examiner's office says paul henningsen died of natual causes in his home yesterday.he served on the common council for nearly 20 years.. in 2003, henningsen reported to federal prison for a 33-month sentence for stealing from his campaign fund.henningsen was 70 years

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anderson chipped away. in may 1944, thanks to his maneuvering,enes churchill agreed to give niels for an hour of his time. atomic famous moment in history. it was a total disaster. churchill was under great strain as d-day loomed. he was in a foul templat -- temper. john anderson was as dejected as niels bohr. thanks to the intervention of another admirer, u.s. supreme court justice frankfurter, franklin roosevelt agreed to see niels for a few months -- bohr a few months later. this time, he seemed to make an impact. maybe stalin should be told. international control, that may have something to go for it. churchill's monopolistic outlook is a problem, but i will take care of churchill. alas, for poor and anderson, it was really churchill who took care of the president. in september met 1944, at hyde park, churchill and roosevelt initialed an atomic understanding that is best remembered today for affirming their desire for joint anglo-american nuclear cooperation in wartime and peacetime. that contained a re

this with anderson cooper. she said it was trump's claims about sexual misconduct to anderson in the second debate that inspired her to go public to "the new york times." >> when you specifically asked trump had he ever groped a woman or i forget how you phrased it and he said no, i literally wanted to throw something at the tv or punch the tv. that was sunday night. monday morning, i found myself writing an e-mail. letter to the editor to "the times." >> more from the interview later in the show. first, trump's remarkable defense against the claims and what he considers the conspiracy. in florida and ohio, he blasts the accusers that he groped and kissed women. he promised to produce evidence that the accusations were false. cnn's sara murray has the latest. >> reporter: with four weeks until election day, donald trump denied allegations from multiple women from different parts of the country who say they were sexually assaulted by donald trump. trump agitated and angry by the accusations insisted they were ou

anderson: allow her to respond. secretary clinton: because i was a senator with a republican president. [applause] mr. trump: oh, really? if you were an effective senator have done it but you were not an effective senator. anderson: please allow her to respond. she didn't interrupt you. secretary clinton: you know, under our constitution, presidents have something called veto power. he has now said repeatedly 30 years this and 30 years that. so let me talk about my 30 years in public service. i'm very glad to do so. eight million kids every year have health insurance because when i was first lady i worked with democrats and republicans to create the children's health program. hundreds of thousands of kids now have a chance to be adopted because i worked to change our adoption and foster care system. after 9/11, i went to work with republican mayor, governor and president to rebuild new york and to get health care for our first responders who were suffering because they had run toward danger and gotten sickened by it

anderson? >> what's his reaction been to paul ryan saying he won't campaign with or defend donald trump? >> reporter: well, no surprise here, he really lashed back and lashed back quickly. he basically tweeted, paul ryan, do your job, don't you have jobs to focus on and balancing budgets to focus on and immigration to focus on in the house? he said pointblank, not waste his time on fighting the republican nominee. so some pretty strong words between donald trump and paul ryan. of course, no love lost, we all know this is the latest in their long saga of their, really, interesting relationship. >> yeah, sunlen, appreciate it. sunlen serfaty. we're going to keep our eye on what mr. trump is saying there tonight. meantime, hillary clinton how she played last night's debate performance on the trail today, stop me if you heard this before, dealing with another batch of unearthed e-mails. jeff zeleny joins me from columbus, ohio. the fact clintson in ohio a day before the voter registration deadline

anderson. >> thanks very much. again it is seven days since the tape came out and at least eight women have come forward. kristin anderson is a photographer, easterly nineties she was a model and her encounter happened at a nightclub. it lasted half a minute. the memories have lasted a lifetime. the memories came back and joins us now for her first live television interview. thank you for being with us. if you could first of all take me back to that night. what happened? >> i was sitting on the couch with my girlfriends. >> this is at a club. >> it was at a club. >> and i was talking to them. and next thing i know there is a hand up my skirt. and i basically just pushed the hand away, turned and looked, got up off the couch. and we all moved. it was very packed. there were people ever where, it is -- as it was then. and i recognized the eyebrows right away. and i turned to my girlfriends and who's this dude. and oh yeah that's donald trump, the eyebrows. and, you know, he just stuck his hand up my skirt. ewww. and

anderson: and i'm anderson cooper from cnn. we want to welcome you to washington university in st. louis for the second debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. tonight's debate is a town hall format which gives people a chance to directly ask questions. the night really belongs to the people in this room and these cross the country who have submitted questions. martha: the people here were chosen by the gallup organization. they are all from the st. louis area and each has not committed to a candidate. they submitted questions and we saw them this morning for the first time. anderson and i and our team from cnn are the only ones who have seen them. both candidates is -- will have a chance to answer both these and online questions. we have asked the audience not to slow things down with any applause. except for now. ladies and gentlemen, the republican nominee for president, donald j. trump, and the democratic nominee, hillary clinton. [applause] secretary clinton: hello. hello. hello. hello. anderson: thank you very much for being here. we're going to begin with a question

anderson was calling to confess father, paul anderson. police arrived on scene and arrested him, who waives his miranda rights, says his father had been aggravating him, and confesses to attacking his father with a knife and a hammer. >> used the hammer to strike his father's head a number of times. and then, mr. anderson admitted that he then threw his father down the stairs. todd: family members are seen here comforting each other today, as a crime scene cleanup crew removes biohazards from the home. restraining order paul anderson took out on his son alex when they were living in easton. in the handwritten affidavit, paul anderson says he proceeded to jump on top of me and punch me. we struggled for a bit. my middle son, chris, came and helped settle it down. paul anderson writes that he gets ice for his eye, a short time later, alex approached me and asked if i would talk to him down cellar. i followed him down and he immediately jumped on me. alex anderson was arrested for that assault in july of 2011 that left his father with a blac

anderson: mr.rump, you have two minutes. mr. trump: i actually agree with that. i agree with everything she said. i began this campaign because i was so tired of seeing such foolish things happen to our country. this is a great country. this is a great land. gotten a chance to meet people all across this land in the last 18 must have been a politician. i can't believe that i just said that about myself, but i guess i .m a politician > i've watched some horrible things, like obamacare, where your insurance and health care is going up by numbers that are astronomical. when i look at the iran deal and how bad a deal it is for us, it is a one-sided transaction where we are giving back $150 billion to a terrorist state, really the number one terrorist state. we made them a strong country from a very weak country just three years ago. at all the things that i see, we have such tremendous potential, whether it is business and trade, where we are doing so badly to last year, --had an almost $8 billion $800

jay and linda anderson lost their son 25-year-old jay anderson, jr. in late june. he was shot and killed by a wauwatosa police officer while he sat in his car in madison park. police say anderson had a gun. since that day these parents...say there has been a lack of transparency. is nothing. the andersons have held protests and balloon launches trying to bring awareness to their sons case. wednesday they will meet with the wauwatosa community and hold a discussion about the events of june 23rd. 55:52 theyre very concerned and they want to know what happened. the andersons want a charging decision— as well as information about the officer and the shooting to be released specifically, a 20 second video that shows the moments before andersons death. his father has seen the recording. 59:53 his hands were up, his hands were up. theyre hoping the meeting wednesday brings new momentum pressuring led waiting for. 53:23 its hard, its hard, its hard, because we miss him. that 20 second video has been sent to the f-b-i in the hopes it can be enhanced. the case is in th

anderson? >> brian, thanks very much.onald trump, obviously, has a long history of filing lawsuits or threatening lawsuits. he's also known for saying that he doesn't believe in settling them. >> you know, most people settle. i don't like settling. i'll win the trump university case. i could settle that case. i could have settled it. i just choose not to. in fact, when i ran, they said, why don't you settle up that case? i don't want to settle up the case. you know what, because i'm a man of principle. when you settle cases, everybody keeps doing it. does that make sense? when they have to go through a case, it takes years and years. like, this case has been going on for four or five years. when they have to go through the pain of really going through a case and really -- i don't get sued very often. the reason i don't is they say, oh, trump will never settle. they like to go to the settlers. i don't want to settle cases when we're right. i don't believe in it. and when you start settling cases, you know what happens? eve

anderson is in jail for charges of armed robbery and possession of a firearm. now battery may be added to the list. the officer was treated for injuries to his face. a failed carjacking attempt lands two men in handcuffs -- it started at green bay and good hope roads. and ended near sherman and teutonia. glendale police say three men tried to steal a woman's car-- but couldn't so they got back in their original officer was in the area and ended up chasing them. eventually the suspects got out of the car and ran. but police caught two of them -- the third is still on the run. 82 minors are getting some much needed help -- they were rescued as part of a nationwide child sex trafficking crackdown. that includes two teenage girls from southeast wisconsin. the f-b-i says the girls -- ages 16 and 17-- were being pimped by their own mother. experts at the convergence resource center in milwaukee ?say-- as horrifying "its very common... id love to say that it isnt but it is. interfamilial trafficking is very evident. its not only mothers but uncles brothers sisters oft

attorney jonathan safran represents the anderson family. he says the officer who killed anderson was also involved in a fatal shooting in july of 2015. a 29-year-old man was killed after confronted them with a sword. he was cleared in that case, however-- 02:17 im a little concerned that an officer would go back on the job relatively quickly and be in a one-man squad and now get involved with another individual 11 months later-- anderson was killed. now, newly enhanced dash camera from that incident is shown to his family. 03:28 some of it again, is very cam. a spokesman for the wauwatosa police department tells fox 6 the department has not seen the footage and does not have a copy. adding they "will be making all records in this case available to the public...when the da's office makes a final determination..." asking "everyone to withhold judgment until the full investigation is complete." the district attorney's office says they've had several meetings with the family and their lawyers-- all of the evidence in their possession. there is

family and friends of jay anderson just had a news tired of waiting. they're demanding transparency in this case. friends and family are asking the name of the officer who shot jay be released and they want the public to see the dash cam video from that night in madison park, when an officer shot and killed jay anderson. the family recently saw additional video and enhanced video from the scene. jay's mom says the unanswered questions have made th wed all of this information to ce ou because we believe fromday 1 it's been a cover up in this come t, theofficer needs toy son. seen e deo and y dicaus r to sht d kill like d out to wauw po ace ask if and whe e'. rikki mitchell is ve wi the storhis is a y area withh house whe lice y tw ve of a 24-year-old man shot and killedhis morning gathered outside the homes police began their investigation. seeing somebody else hurt so bad that's what hurt the most even if i was his sister or something just watching my mom hurt just hurt so bad according to milwaukee police -- the shooting happened just after 11:30 this

yeah, if it's worth looking for anderson. anderson, seriously.oaresly -- >> i don't know what that means. >> i want to make this a serious point. >> it is a serious point. wouldout want the president of the united states telling americans to go -- >> what i'm trying to communicate to you is that there are a lot of americans out there who think all of this presidential stuff and all of these kind of conventions that we have horse hockey. that they are held by arrogant people, conventional people who have disdain for the average guy. and he is reaching out to them through twitter. and yes, what we consider and i what i certainly consider to be unconventional methods. i'm suggesting to you that it is a different view out there for people on the receiving end. and i think that, you know, all yearlong and before that we've written donald trump off for ab and c reason. >> the only person on the receiving end of this is miss machado. and i don't know -- i get there are plenty of people who are fine with somebody doing that. i get that. i'm not talking t

pump fake now it's anderson. just given him all that this little underneath stuff. >> phil: just make sure you make him throw it in front of the linebackers so they can stop all the runs after the catch. >> jim: not going to get another play before the two-minute warning as hard hart so 2 minutes to go, 21-10 a chargers. you're watching thursday night >> jim: coming up next, must the postgame show with analysis and highlights of today's game, plus a special guest on the set coming up on the mouse the postgame show. broncos down 11, no time-outs to go. they tell meters and 99.9% chance that san diego is good to win this game. >> phil: just wait. it's never over. we see that in the nfl. we see how hard it is to close games out, no question about it. one thing you've got the say no matter what turns out here. mike mccoy, a 1-4 team with those tough losses, he had his team ready to play here tonight. >> jim: he has certainly been under fire here, a lot of people want to pin the blame of all game put it on his head. h

>> reporter: that's right, anderson. donald trump just wrapped up his remarks here at tampa right around us at this moment we want to point out we have a small group of donald trump supporters screaming at us saying all sorts of different things. i'm going to try to get through this. but basically donald trump continued his attacks on the news media. earlier today he described reporters covering his rallies as crooks and thieves. he said the media is not only running against me, they're running against you. he went on to say the media does not care about hardworking people. it's been a steady drumbeat of just raising the rhetoric, raising up this rhetoric against the national news media, anderson. there's one reason why he is not happy, obviously with where the polls are right now. earlier today he said these polls are, quote, dark polls. he said designed to suppress the vote. basically to encourage people to stay home because they think donald trump is going to lose, and he used that argument again tonight here in tampa

bonnie anderson owns more than an acre of land here in hills, iowa. every morning she places her signs out in the front yard and at night she takes the signs back inside her less than a week ago, anderson says she woke up to find her hillary clinton signs missing out of her front lawn. she filed a report with the johnson county sheriffs office. anderson later discovered clinton signs were also stolen from her neighbors lawns along main street. so anderson rummaged through her garage and found older clinton signs to replace both her and her neighbors missing signs. " and we think people don't realize it's the right of everyone, if you're a democrat, if y party, it's your right to make a statement by putting a political sign in your yard and that we need to respect that right for everyone. " anderson does not know who stole the signs. authorities say its common to have yard signs stolen during heated political elections. and it happens to both republicans and democrats. tonight at 10 find out where trump signs have been defaced. live in hills, jordee ka

record heat today, not the late for late october, and we have details on cj anderson's surgery. 9 news starts now. >>> new york city's laguardia airport shut down tonight after mike pence' plane went off the runway there. the flight are back to normal now, but there could be delayed. pence was on board with his was investigating. you may have noticed the plane tore up the runway, it's foam concrete designed to stop the plane. the plane crushes the foam, and it should stop. according to the faa61 airports in the us have a foam concrete system. only one in colorado, that's telluride. if you ever had the hair raising experience of flying in there, i and final note related to the turn/pence campaign, donald trump will be back here on saturday at the fairgrounds event center. >>> it's been nearly 20 years since jonbenet ramsey was found dead christmas day 1996. you're probably thinking you've heard it all, what more could there possibly be to learn, but recent specials on tv or books in the bookstore. kevin vaughn has this explosive report show -- exclusive report showing the dna it will in

madeline anderson fox 6 news. the vice president of student affairs released a statement that reads in part... "let me be extremelly clear... defacement is not dialogue. our issue does not lie in the expression of varying viewpoint but rather in the way that this was handled." now at 10-- he went above and beyond the call of duty. how a greenfield officer stepped in to make things right for this family. plus-- it's a recommendation that doesn't come often. why chief flynn wants to fire one of his men. and-- we're learning and killed jay anderson. according to a local attorney-- he's had a troubling year. that's where we begin: under review again. new information-- reveals a wauwatosa police officer may have been involved with more than one fatal shooting. fox 6's ashley sears is live outside of the milwaukee county courthouse with details. jay anderson's family attorney is raising concerns about the officer. dash camera video is shown to the family. 02:04 that is a very unusual situation. nearly four months after