b.? did he fall overboard? he harsh white light of the pathology lab the coroner peered down at the body and made a pronouncement. steven b. did not die of accidental drowning, couldn't have, because there was a bull l -- bullet in the back of his head. >> that bullet meant only one thing, steven b. williams had been murdered but who would want him dead? in homicide investigations detectives have a saying, follow the money. coming up. >> he was bad with money and he was paperwork averse. he would just forget to file his taxes for a few years. he was trying to manage the estate, trying to get things organized, which for steven was an almost impossible battle. >> when who killed the radio star continues. ontinues a bigge! -how many of you use car insurance? -oh. -well, what if i showed you this? -[ laughing ] ho-ho-ho! -wow. -it's a computer. -we compare rates to help you get the price and coverage that's right for you. -that's amazing! the only thing that would make this better is if my mom were here. what?! an u

b. >> he was so funny, had such a great love of music. >> he's lovable. mean, everybody loves him. >> but, soon, it was fatally clear that not everybody did. >> they came up on the body floating in the water. >> shot one time in the back of the head. >> i felt like i was in a made-for-tv movie, like, this can't be happening. >> what did happen? >> the hunt is on, a gleaming yacht. >> i thought, why did you get on that boat? >> a scheming businessman, and a missing fortune. >> you're a multimillionaire, and you don't have any money. >> from high seas venture to heart stopping murder. >> i don't think i'll ever get another case quite like this. >> "who killed the radio star?" hello, welcome to "dateline ext extra," fans woke up everything morning to his golden voice. he was a d.j. who found fame and fortune, then one day, steven b. disappeared. detectives were determined to solve the mystery, but the key remained stubbornly out of reach, tucked in a cabinet and tucked in a library, would anyone ever find it? he's keith morris. ♪ >> reporter: down below the

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c b s but what. does he feel like to see. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow recapping the week's top stories with our weekly program this is our team international now world leaders and top diplomats have been in new york this week for the seventy third united nations general assembly the majority were there to discuss substantiative global issues like nuclear disarmament there was one person who had his own agenda. donald trump president of the united states of america. we are doing great that was a big big problem and you know the interesting when i did it and i was really being tough and so was seeing how we love back and forth and then we fell in love ok no really he wrote me beautiful letters and they're great letters so i mean when. you see the continuing sanctions deepen our mistrust of the u.s. the u.s. heavily relies on coercive measures that are lethal to trust building without any trust in the us we have no confidence in our national security and under such circumstances there is no way we will un

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after the world series ends and the way he became emotional after the game, many speculating that b he won't staying in d.c. >> yeah, i think, you know,t's tough. sometimes you go up there and you never know what's going to happen. i'm emotional now because you never know. happy to go up there and hit a double and write it off like that and if i'm back, i'd love to be and if i'm not, we'll see what happens. >> he went on to thank fans. he'sdl w popular here in d.c. >> they were what? 82-80 with him. is it smart to pay him a of that money? o you make those usdecisions?>> be they know that fans want harper to stay? >> he's probably the fan draw in baseball. but we'll see. >> we'll see. >> yeah. meanwhile, better news for the skins. coming up, how they reached the number one ranking without even playing a game this ekend. playing a game this ekend. >> still ahead, another he urned around the naacp.. ben jealous."m ylander of the year". he's helped grow twentympanies and a thousand jobs. ben's vision: medicare for all. a plan to lower prescription drug costs and fully fund our schools. the

to prime minister b. he said this is actually a groundbreaking letter so against all odds they're in love at least according to trump but the relationship isn't without its problems now is not the time to ease pressure verify denuclearization of north korean until such time as that occurs the economic sanctions the sanctions been put in place by the united nations security council will remain in place leaving one side or trust issues to general booked the perception that sanctions can bring us to our knees is a pipe dream of people who are ignorant about us but the problem is that they continue sanctions deepening our mistrust. but all hope may not be lost a second summit between the pair is still on the table but make no mistake about it there is real progress being made and we're going to continue to work at it and until the point in time where as the president says it we could be wrong it may not happen but until such time as we conclude we can't get this done we're going to continue to drive to achieve t

letter form incredible letters letters page one i showed one of the letters just to prime minister a b. he said this is actually a groundbreaking letter like any other president donald trump would love to be remembered as a global peace maker it took him a year and a half from his inauguration to zero in on his desired legacy a true br. through in the korean crisis barak obama was having a harder time segmenting his place in history books but then the year when nuclear deal came to the rescue and the mission find your perfect legacy was complete after nearly two years of intensive negotiations backed by strong sanctions become trees represented in this room achieved what decades of animosity and rhetoric did not and thanks to this deal we have seen real progress shortly after mr obama was gone the deal was left in tatters no matter how monumental it had been in the first place the worst sales i've ever seen in a good disaster is still one of the dumbest details one of the worst deals ever it was the iran deal i'm all for agreements but that was a bad one donald trump waved good bye to the

we're just weeksan away, b he's on the trail. he's in iowa. andn were i erie, pennsylvania, with the president this week n a rally in-to. can the kavanaugh nominee come back to 2016 levels? >> republicans and donald trump are banking on it. donald trump has made this midterm about him, referendum on him. he's embraced that. the polling that the republicans are doing are showing that unlike the a thinking few months ago, that the economy would be mobilizing, no. f what they'ding is that talking about kavanaugh and the judicial nominations, that's mobilizing the kavanaugh fight and talking about democra potentially obstructing donald trump's objectives and policy decisions goingorward, if they get to control one branch of the house. that alsosobilizing the base. that's why you hear donald trump talking about the demrats being a mob and using words like obstruction and bringing up the kavanaugh fight. >> he said that brett kavanaugh actually tid a servi the republican party, because of the controversy surrounding his confirmation. >> i'm sure kav

he said there is no plan b. >> that's right. he said there is room for some tweaks. there could be a spending review. basically, on the substance, there is no plan b. change the him to substance committee said, he will love be able to accept. that that is a firm position. will not be able to accept that your that is a firm position -- except that. that is a firm position. david: congratulations on the very important interview today. now we want to take a look at the markets. they are really selling off. .handra: red everywhere the real pain is in the dow, volume in theding tao 80% higher than average. butecovered a little bit, still very much in the red. it is hurt by earnings results this morning by caterpillar and em. look at the s&p 500, headed for its 12th loss in 14 days. the pain is not just here the u.s. it is global as well. we see selloff in europe and asia overnight. --s shows the and a ci index the msci index. you have to go back to august of 2015 to have a worse month for global stocks. we still have a week in october to go. let's look at some of the bigge

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well, if you listen to what president trump says about this, on monday he says a, on tuesday he says b. hee punishment, severe repercussions — he said that in the 60 minutes interview — then he said it could be a rogue operation, now he says he believes what the saudis are saying. there's plenty more to the latest develpoments in saudia arabia and reaction in turkey and washington on our website. or download the bbc news app. the founder of wikilea ks, julian assange, is launching legal action against ecuador, the country in whose london embassy he's been living for the past six years. he's accusing the ecuadorean government of violating his fundamental rights and freedoms, after conditions were imposed on his communications with the outside world. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. some might say he was being a little ungrateful. for six years, julian assange has lived in the ecuadorian embassy in london. confined to quarters, he has not been able to set foot outside. and now, after strict new rules were imposed, he has decided to take his hosts to court. translation: we believe these rules v

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at 50 feet, you're going toon b he ground in two to three seconds if you lose the engine in that helicopterand you're going into the crowd. >> reporter: after commands were ignored to leave, police insistr it isare to resort to these expanded interventions. a tactic some are calling more dangerous than the crowd itself. miguel almagu, nbc news. >>> remnants of tropical storm roave drenched parts of the desert southwest, pflmpting flasd watches in arizona. though it's been downgraded from a hurricane, rosat dumped alm three inches of heavy rain onto phoenix, a record amount for the month of october. some areas such as towers mountain experienced 6 1/2 inches of rain with more in t forecast. over on the northeast, sonditions aren't much better rounds of thunderstorms marched across southern new york and new jersey. pennsylvania, a powerful rnado with 115-mile-per-hour winds damaged a nursing home. facility workers confirmed there were no sious injuries, but two people were hospitalized for unrelated issues. >>> let's see what's going on today. let's get a head up on this wednesday. >> we saw

daron wint will spend the rest of his life in prison, b he will be sentenced on february 1st, and t whether or not he'll have the possibility of parole. now, tomorrow morning, we're expecting prosecutors to release all of the evidence they used to convict daron wint in this six-week trial. reporting a d.c. superior court, megan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> a deadlocked jury means a virginia man will get life in prison instead of the death penalty for killing h wife and a rookie police officer. a judged sentenced ron hamilton to life behind bars today. he killed his, wi crystal, and prince william county police officer ashley gwindon, her first day on the job. hamilton's fathe was grateful that the jury spared h son's life >> we have always beeng ask for mercy, and my son has always been remorseful. >> the mothers of the two victims wanted the death penalty. the officer's mother said cleaessage should have been sent -- if you kill a police officer, you will get the death penalty. >>> three hig in leesburg face very serious charges tonight after a football player was sexually assaulted in the lock

. >> b he obstructed justice about every day he was there, favorite democrat trick is drop to their knees knock their head off, they alike they are holier than now. they are not. lou: why aren 't the republicans doing anything. you go to poles. you say -- polls you say who do i vote for? and my god one of the first things you have to worry about is who is in charge of national security. the president, he needs the republican support. must have support from the republicans. we need more republicans he says, and points out, and is right. i don't hear the republicans with a fire and determination with certain exceptions, bigg, gohmert, gates, jordan, meadows. a handful, but does not sound like a conference ready to go to battle for this country, that is who radical dems are trying to throw over. >> president is going to battle. lou: he has nothing to prove, it is about what conference prove in less than a month. president is proven. >> we're dead even in some of the critical races. we have to push them across the line, we have 3 or 4 senate races in our grasp, the house we're down a bit we c

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