him make a phone call to barbara. >> barbara?fore you find out from somebody else, i want you to know i was involved in it. i did it. >> what? >> some of it. >> he told barbara, "i did it." and that's as close to a confession as we got from him. >> reporter: buddy's wife, barbara, seems eager to provide him with an alibi. your husband confessed to it. >> yeah, but there's questions about that. >> reporter: so why would he admit to it? why would he confess? >> when they took him, they took no oxygen. they took no medication. and they interviewed him for hours. when his oxygen gets low he says things that don't make sense or are incorrect. you need to just say, you know, you're not guilty. you're not guilty. >> reporter: but police think they've got a pretty good case, and now they're out to build it. they execute a search warrant on the potter house. so did you notice anything odd in the house or anything unusual? >> whenever the investigators went downstairs, there was a lot of firearms. we had rifles, shotguns, semis, i mean, it

i did not know barbara at all. for me, seeing her having the strength to come forward helped me tremendously. >> i love you, jewel. thank you, honey. >> late last year after barbara's essay and the burris video, it seemed like the flood gates opened. dozens of women began stepping out with similar allegations. hard for some in this room to hear. >>> coming up -- >> i went into shock. i went into bad shock. >> four decades later, the pain is still fresh. >> it was his gloating over my humiliation that stayed with me more than anything. he let me know, you think you're going somewhere in this business? you're a loser. >> when "dateline" continues. cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. >>> i had to tell my story. >> he was a blackman who was a pillar in the black community. i'm going to participate in knocking this man off his pedestal. >> so why did you do it? >> my conscience and my princi

we'll start with barbara bowman. she was one of the first to go public. >> i said i won't stop talking, and i will keep talking until somebody listens. >> barbara's story began three decades ago in denver, colorado. she was a theater arts major in college, dreaming the hollywood dream. one day she says her agent surprised her. she said i have somebody i want you to meet who i think would help you move on to the next level of your career. >> that somebody was one of america's biggest stars. he made his name on "eye spy" in the 1960s, was fat albert, became the face of jell-o. by the time barbara got that call, he was playing dr. huxtable on "the bill cosby show." the hottest show on tv. he was the beloved and trusted bill cosby. as barbara tells it, bill cosby was performing in denver when she auditioned for him backstage at a nightclub. she was 17. alone with a megastar, a married man. she says when he suggested she play a drunk, she followed his direction. >> he's going onto my shoulders. every time i would flinch,

i did not know barbara at all. for me, seeing her having the strength to come forward helped me tremendously. >> i love you, jewel. thank you, honey. >> late last year after barbara's essay and the burris video, it seemed like the flood gates opened. dozens of women began stepping out with similar allegations. hard for some in this room to hear. >>> coming up -- >> i went into shock. i went into bad shock. >> four decades later, the pain is still fresh. >> it was his gloating over my humiliation that stayed with me more than anything. he let me know, you think you're going somewhere in this business? you're a loser. >> when "dateline" continues. >>> i had to tell my story. >>> i had to tell my story. >> he was a blackman who was a pillar in the black community. i'm going to participate in knocking this man off his pedestal. >> so why did you do it? >> my conscience and my principles. >> good for you. >> big girl. good for you. [ applause ] >> this is a difficult subject. ladies do not discuss these things openly. t

i did not know barbara at all. me, seeing her having the strength to come forward helped me tremendously. >> i love you, jewel. thank you, honey. >> late last year after barbara's essay and the buress video, it seemed like the floodgates opened. dozens of women began stepping out with similar allegations. hard for some in this room to hear. >>> coming up -- >> i went into shock. i went into bad shock. >> four decades later, the pain is still fresh. >> it was his gloating over my humiliation that stayed with me more than anything. he let me know you think you're going somewhere in this business? you're a loser. >> when "dateline" continues. (vo) what does the world run on? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. we heard you got a job as a

this is about barbara and her family. >> reporter: police believe shaw, now under arrest in florida, is in fact, a serial criminal. suspected in other crimes. they say two months after barbara's murder he was convicted of raping a 69 year-old widow in montgomery county, on the same night, of a story airing on television about barbara's recent murder. >> story aired that night and he went out that night and raped and he was convicted on that rape. it wasn't just that, for 30 years, there might be or things that are out there. >> reporter: accord together affidavit moment after barbara was murdered her father actually knock on the door of shaw's home and the suspects told him to go away. she would not be found for 13 more days. both suspects now in custody, one in florida, one in pennsylvania, and while shaw was on the run, allegedly committing other crimes, in recent years, police say among his jobs, working as a hotel security guard. we will have have much more on this developing story for now live from bensalem i'm walt hunter for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> finally closure for the

women like jewel alison. that contacted barbara. i did not know barbara at all. for me, seeing her having the strength to come forward helped me tremendously. >> i love you, jewel. thank you, honey. >> late last year after barbara's essay and the burress video, it seemed like the floodgates opened. dozens of women began stepping out with similar allegations. hard for some in this room to hear. >>> coming up -- >> i went into shock. >> four deck ades later, the pain is still fresh. >> it was his gloating over my humiliation that stayed with me more than anything. he let me know you think you're going somewhere in this business? happy anniversary dinner, darlin' can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh yeah. one bottle has the grease cleaning power of two bottles of this bargain brand. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. for every trip taken, there's a story waiting to be told. now imagine 500 trips, to 500 cities. oh, the stories. by those who want a downtown stop, and non-stop productivity. the curious and the carefree. see where the train c

let's go back to barbara starr at the pentagon. barbara, do we know how it came down? it come down on its own volition or was it forced in some way? >> well, the u.s. military saying they did nothing to bring it down. they did not shoot it down, there was no kinetic activity, but that it started to deflate from 16,000 feet where it had been traveling in uncontrolled flight for several hours. now, this will be a matter of the investigation as well. what caused it to start deflating? if it came down in this area and only -- and it's still serious, only caused power outages, we do not minimize that, that is still a good outcome in terms of the damage that could have been caused. i can tell you for the last several hours i've been talking to military officials who were just frantic what if this thing had bounced along on a highway full of cars dragging the cable through a populated area, dragging the cable up and down a highway? because the problem here is this is uncontrolled flight. you either shoot it down or find a way to deflate it. there is no pilot on board. this dr

>> she was feeding barbara's delusions. so barbara ignores the signs that something is amis here. >> reporter: it's beyond absurd. >> in all catfish cases, the victim of a catfishing is guilty to some degree of being nai ve. >> reporter: her motive? according to the prosecutors who was jealousy. >> jenelle potter had a crush or some kind of good feelings towards bill payne. >> an epic crush on him. and when he moved on with billie jean hey worth and they had a child, that was it. she went berserk. >> billie jean hayworth moved in and became pregnant. that's when the chris e-mails he start the. that baby needs to die. no one talks about an infant other than a woman who's jealous that that's not her infant. >> reporter: but the prosecutors have a problem. their evidence against jenelle is entirely circumstantial. there is nothing directly linking jenelle to the crime scene. >> even if a jury believes they are involved with this, do they take that leap and call it first degree murder? >> reporter: the jury jumped in with both

oh, barbara. barbara. so, she has actually cut your valuation in half -- offered you $75,000 -- no, he's not asking for an interpreter, thank you very much. i'm very aware of the valuation. cuban: you're making me ill, barbara. i can't believe you made an offer on that. i'm absolutely willing to -- to do the -- the liability insurance. and if you'd go down to 37%, i'd be happy to take your deal. [ groans ] no. 40%. 40% -- you got a deal. let's do it. corcoran: you got it, baby. they're making you out like you're a thief in the night. i thank you. appreciate it. yeah. we'll do great. he's not so bad. you guys are welcome to try it. if i leave some, would you -- would you be willing to try it? no. no, they're too close-minded. all right, well, thanks, guys. appreciate it. o'leary: i did not see that coming. you know i hate that. yeah, of course you hate it. i don't care if you -- no, no. you know why i hate it? 'cause i have a lot of respect for you. and by you investing in that, you're giving credibility to

more you, barbara? >> i will say this, topher has written an extraordinary play, and he has written me an extraordinary part. i really love this role, i love wrapping myself around her language, the way she moves, the way she dresses, and i feel a great empathy for her. i think she's a very full character, three-dimensional and not what she appears to be at first. and also becomes -- but what's so exciting about barbara is she becomes part of the vanguard of the gay rights movement while not even identifying as any sexuality. >> right. and that, and her statement is just consistently that it's none of anyone's business. and -- >> meaning if she's single and -- >> yeah. whatever she's doing. >> quiet, speaks six languages, it's her right to be that person. >> right. but if the moment arises where she has to stand up and take ownership of who she is and what she believes is right versus what she believes is undeniably wrong, then she'll do it, and she'll start recruiting allies in that cause. >> because -

barbara? >> thank you, kristen. >> also in alexandria, police are investigating a second homicide of the year. it happened late last night near bell kre way. she is talking to witnesses about what they saw and heard last night. senate democrats are getting ready to unveil new gun save bills and are about to launch a major effort to ramp up pressure to pass the new laws. today's meeting comes a week after a mass shooting at the oregon college. it will focus on background checks stronger closing loopholes and shutting down the pipelines of illegal guns. republicans controlling congress has shown little interest in restricting firearms. they have been inside the capital for just over an hour at this point. kevin mccarthy of california is considered to be the front-runner. his two opponent, jason chaffetz and of florida. >>> outgoing house speaker, john boehner, is making his rounds on lalt nig late night television. he is set to appear on "the tonight show." it comes after he announced his plans

(barbara) good. (lori) good deal. (barbara) great decision. let's go. good work.. congratulations. thank you. thank you. thank you, guys. congratulations. (barbara) good luck. uhh! making a deal with mark cuban is huge for me, 'cause i know to build wealth, it's all about proximity. you hang around four broke people, you'll be the fifth. you hang around even just one billionaire, that proximity can impact your life. (laughs) i'm very happy about that. courage. bis: is a family-run clothing company with seven stores across the country, but they have stumbled badly over the past two years. lousy decisions... noemi: i never approved this design. -nicolas: you approved this. -stephanie: are you kidding? lemonis: ...and poor execution... i just see cash. ...have put the company in a deep financial hole. that's created a ton of family drama. nicolas: you want all of the accolade without doing any of the work. lemonis: if they can't figure out a way to iron out their differences, there won't be a business to fight over. stephanie: nicolas, i don't want him to walk out th

barbara? >> thank you, angie. gop presidential hopeful john kasich is heading to virginia. plenty have made their way to the commonwealth. it's expected to be one of a handful of swing states in the 2016 race. >>> right now we're about to learn about a strange death at a med center. a parent got into a, quote, altercation with two security officers. that patient died. the two officers are now off duty. >>> right now jury selection is going on in the trial against charles severance. he's accused of killing three people in alexandria over ten ye years. this trial could last as long as six weeks. 100 jurors reported to duty to the courthouse. one of the first things the judge told potential jurors is this is not a podeath penalty case. >>> new at midday, a man is dead after a shooting in prince george's county. police say someone killed him and they don't believe it was a rap dom act. officers discovered the man's body at 23 parkway in hillcrest heights. it was around 3:00 this morning. he was rushed to the hospital,

will barbara return to save "the view"?mor that you're going back to save the show. >> rumor? >> now, hollywood from the inside out, it's the "insider" together with yahoo. >>> it is freaky friday here on the "insider." day time talk gets into the halloween spirit. hey, everybody. we're here in hollywood.

>> reporter: that's right, barbara, steven o'brien, the u.n.er-secretary of humanitarian affairs and emergency relief coordinate briefed the security council and painted a very grim picture on the situation there, especially as you mention on displacement. 6.5 million syrians now displaced within the country, but beyond that, just in the past recent weeks it has gotten worse. he said as you mentioned 120,000 displaced people in syria, mostly in the last few weeks, mostly from the northern part of the country. he also singled out aleppo, 45,000 displaced on the southern outskirts of that city in recent weeks after a government military offensive last week, and 80,000 displaced from the northern regions after a government offensive, and thousands more from homs and in the rural areas of damascus. steven o'brien warned the security council and to a wider degree the international community now is not the time for complacency when it comes to syria. >> reporter: we all need to guard against becoming numb to the impact of this conflict, given the vas

barbara rowan was an only child and the police notified her parents of the arrests yesterday. in bensalem, channel 6 "action news." >>> delaware state police arrested a man for his seventh charge of driving under the influence. troopers say 57 year old john owens was found passed out behind the wheel of a car in a school bulls yard in newark yesterday morning. the police say he had driven into the yard, struck a school bus and drove out and back in again hitting a chain-linked fence on the way. owens' drivers license was already suspended. >>> and more to come, getting an update on the forecast for the weekend. >>> six american airmen among 11 killed when an air force military transport plane crashed in afghanistan. going oun after midnight about 80 miles from kabul, the capital. five civilian contractors on the train died along with an unknown number of people on the ground. the taliban claimed to downed the plane but officials say no enemy fire. >>> the political front, the beginning of october and vice-president joe biden has yet to say whether he is in or out of the presid

>> barbara. >> jimmy: barbara. what are you doing? are you're just going around feeding people? how do you know barbara? >> she's my sister. >> jimmy: that's very good. barbara, let's see if it works. let's do harmonizing together. go. put it in your nose. let's go for it. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you, barbara. now, barbara, get back here. let's get all our inventors back here. good to see you guys. no, no, barbara. just stand there. aw, forget it. guys, i have one more thing i want to show you. ge wants young minds to dream big to make the impossible possible, so they're giving each of you, not you, barbara, $5,000 to help further your education. [ cheers ] there you go. andrew, this is for you. there you go. andrew, that's you. andrew, there you go. this is for you. you get that, yeah. and then you share this with barbara. there you go there. guys, our thanks to andrew, ann, and mark, and all our friends at ge. for more information of our fallonventions, check out our website, more on my inventions. if you have a kid with an invention, go to tonightshow.com/fa

. >>> it's been a year and a half since barbara walters retired on "the view." i don't think she understand what's that means. she back with a nine part tv special that barbara told us to day why had issthe right project at the right time. >> i thought you were retired. >> no. >> it's such a great surprise to see you back. >> i left "the view" on daily basis. but i never stopped doing television. >> barbara, busy as ever, investigating notorious crimes like the unsolved jonbenet >> this is a monster that killed our daughter. >> she lands a new interview with jonbenet's father who still carries around a medal that she won at a pageant. >> i was going by jonbenet's room and i felt i should go in there and bring this to you. and that was the most significant thing i wanted. so i thought that was a sign. >> he has remarried. there is a cloud over him. there are still people who think maybe there is more than we don't know. >> john ramsey discovered his 6-year-old daughter's body in their colorado home. and his late wife were cleared of the crime based on dna testing

barbara had just dropped them off. she was cited for not having her seat belt fastened. her regular and commercial revoked. she has three speeding violations and three accidents where she was at fault, on her driving record. she was fired from her bus >> realizing the risk to the safety of the children that could have been on the bus, i would say that they should have, they should have fired her. >> reporter: you think she should be driving a school bus? >> i would say it's a little bit risky, seeing that she caused all of that. >> reporter: kim says they're still driving rental cars because both of their cars were damaged, one of them totaled. >> we're just very happy that things turned out the way that they did. someone's definitely watching over us. that's what we're thinking. >> reporter: we spoke to a relative of barbara's, and they says it was all an accident, that the seat belt just came undone, and that she would never put kids in danger. she says barbara is still suffering from injuries in theo from the crash and facing financial difficulties from being out of w

i just had to find out, is barbara coming back to save it? >> history will see if i taught debbie anything. >> no! the student interviewing the teacher. this is going to be tough. there have been rumors that -- >> rumors. >> rumors, you could clear it up for me, that you're going back to save the show. >> you know, i did that already. i do not want to go on television again full time. i like my life. i like doing "the view" now and then. i don't want to have to get up and do what you do every day. >> so the rumors are just that? >> yes. >> my former boss and co-host opening up about the show she created with some saying it's in turmoil. >> what do you make of the view today? >> it has the same premise, different women, different generations. i'm happy to see joy back. >> michelle, don't fire me right now. but some people look like animals. >> but with controversial comments and frequent cast changes, "the view's" ratings seemed to have suffered being beaten by "the talk "noi key dem graphics. >> i had lunch recently with all of the women. >>

>> reporter: there appears to be no end to this at the moment, barbara. it is hard to engage, it is the worst possible scenario in many ways for the security forces and indeed more importantly the intelligence community in israel. because there is no coordination. there are no leaders involved in this. these are genuinely so-called lone wolf attacks. and what's worse is the young nature of those involved. furthermore we have a self perpetuating situation, because palestinians are living in absolute fear for putting their hands even in their pockets. so many security forces around, border police, army, there is a clear policy amongst the security forces to shoot and possibly ask questions later. and not to actually -- to pause out. so there is a real feeling amongst palestinians right now that everything is stacked against them. these attacks are very -- random in their nature. and quite, quite basic. however, they do threaten the government in a way that it's not seen before, in any real sense, and putting extra measures against offenders will that solve

george chen of san jose, one of the first students who died near uc santa barbara. nbc bay area's christie smith choke with chen's mother a few hours ago about this latest attack, and we're joined live. his mother has to be devastated to see this happen again with no resolution to this issue. >> reporter: that's right. kelly wang says she was deeply saddened when she heard the news out of oregon. saddened for the families, the parents. she's been there. and through her pain, she's calling for change. >> i lost a child in a similar situation, so my heart goes to the parents, the family. >> reporter: kelly wang of san jose understands the personal heartbreak in today's deadly mass shooting at a community college in oregon. >> pain, it's beyond people's imagination. >> reporter: her son, george chen, went to uc santa barbara and was among those killed last year in a rampage that ended with seven dead including the 22-year-old suspect. >> santa barbara, peaceful college, and this one, oregon, is a very rural community college. so it can -- the bomb can explode any time,

>> i think this is a very important questions barbara. the israelis look out to see what is happening, civil wars in yemen and so on so fort, shooting on the spot and the likes of kind of orders blowing the families of people who are accused of terror and so on so forth all that is taking place in israel because israel thinks that it can get away with a lot that it couldn't get away with before when it was under far more scrutiny. it does live in a region that is kind of chaotic and hence it feels that it needs to do what it needs to do and it doesn't matter what the world says, certainly the mess that is called the middle east they can do you know quite a lot. now the question is whether or not this is effective. because we've been seeing as you have said, the second int nad anintifadaand the second intifay remain fragile. they're still whine going their insecurity even though there are far more powerful in occupying power. and what scares them? it scares them young palestinians desperate doing whatever they need to do to find their libe

it brought the rain to southern california and santa barbara county. the next system is coming in and it will produce a few scattered light showers. what does it mean some may see clouds and showers. here is drizzle developing with the scattered showers coming for the latter part of the morning. at noontime you will see a few showers develop and could even see a thunderstorm. you will notice in the east bay we can't rule that out. most of the activity is shifting to the south bay and uhen it is out of here pretty quickly. if you have morning games where your kids are going to soccer and baseball practice it may be a little on the slippery side. temperatures in the 50s and 60s with the cloud cover and a little drizzle developing. and then for the afternoon here is how it will look. a few showers in the south bay. 76 san jose. 80 in gilroy. 76 santa clara. it will be a cooler day just like everywhere else. 74 in redwood city. menlo park. 64 in pacifica. downtown san francisco 68. 64 in daly city. cloud cover is heavier and the high pressure t -- and the

to barbara's point, you have to be careful. this is a large blimp, where this thing would potentially land. what else? >> in shooting it down, things are very different from the days of behihindenburg because the a the helium inside the blimp is compartment compartmentalized and far less flammable and explosive than in the days of the hindenburg days. so if they had to shoot it down, one shot would not just cause it to basically pop like a balloon because it is compartmentalized. so they could bring it down gradually, not losing the pay december load on board and also not causing a catastrophic event where it would come down. the problem is it's not like an aircraft in that an aircraft if the pilot is incapacitated, the aircraft will maintain the heading and the attitude of the plane that was last input into the aircraft. in other words, it will glide and we know where it's going to glide. with a blimp, we don't have that because it's subject to air currents. that's why a plane or a helicopter could not try to get one of the te

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barbara plett usher, bbc news.ra: movie trailers do not usually generate frenzied excitement, but the movie is the new "star wars" film. the force awakens doesn't open until december, but anticipation fever pitch. our entertainment correspondent has more on the preview. >> nothing will stand in our way. started.at you >> the final star wars trailer before the film comes out. produced in the early hours of the morning, it has been viewed millions of times on social media, a reflection of the excitement surrounding he film. newcomer daisy ridley is almost certain to become a famous face the external lead role. she showed her reaction on social media. >> that was amazing. lizo: it is a reaction shared by fans across the globe. >> there's something special about "star wars." it captures mines from children through adulthood. the excitement is growing. people are looking for new costumes to wear to the premier. there are lots of new toys for christmas. lizo: disney is likely to be delighted to the reaction to the traile

barbara, let's start with you. what details are you hearing from your sources. >> good morning, john and kate. multiple u.s. officials are now telling cnn that the white house is expected to make this announcement shortly. what by all accounts the president has decided is a small group of u.s. special operations forces, the most elite, the most highly trained will go into northern syria. this is an area controlled by the kurds, up near the turkish border. they are going to go there to support both kurds and the syrian arab fighters. there are thousands up there from all of these groups fighting isis. but they lack ammunition, equipment, logistics, the real ability to begin to execute a campaign, if you will, to push isis out and push isis further south. so what are the u.s. special operation forces going to do? they are going to help with that kind of planning and coordination, make sure they get ammunition drops, make sure they get the logistics, help them gather intelligence. the u.s. will also be gathering its o