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

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

there were 91 calls in august of 2014. this year ... >> in august of ... 2016, we got 336 calls. just the heightened concern over the zika issue. >> reporter: in hillsborough county, code enforcement officers are betr how to handle these mosquito breeding sites. >> it gets more eyes and ears on the ground for us to be able to combat the mosquitoes. >> they are out there every day dealing with those kinds of properties. so, we are the first responder to finding those kinds of places that breed mosquitoes. >> reporter: this as the governor continues to plea for funding. he spent several days in washington asking for more money to fight the virus. >> we are just the tip of the spear. is it important to florida? international issue. >> the treatment process is different than the ones that are general. than we generally have problems with in the county. so, additional funding from the state and the federal government will definitely help us. >> reporter: and we are told many of the people calling mosquito control have concerns about things like this. standing water, drainage issues, t

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i don't want to give her a call" dispatch: "no, no, don't call her. don't call her." for one desperate father whos daughter was shot twice... caller: "she called and she's been shot in the leg and she's been shot and she's been shot i think in the arm." caller: "all she told us is she was hiding in the bathroom" the operator couldn't provide what every hear caller: "i'd like to get a call to find out if she's ok." dispatch: "i'm sorry, i'm not - there's not a lot i can tell you right now... all i could say is to try to take a deep breath and hopefully she'll call you really soon, ok? several media outlets have filed a lawsuit asking for the orlando police department to release all of the 9-1-1 calls from that night. the stanford university swimmer-- convicted of rape... is leaving jail after serving just three months of what many called a lenient-- six month sentence. "he should have never been in our jail, he should have been in prison. but, this is the end of it for us, yes, he's been released from custody." " brock turner is heading back to his parent's ohio home..

pence had refusing to indulge in what he called name calling.ence did say the republican ticket does not want david duke's support. >> right. he has said that repeatedly. look, at the end of the day, jake, you know this is a road that the trump campaign does not want to go down again. you remember how much criticism took after the interview he did with you months ago when critics said he wasn't quick enough to disavow david duke's support. at the time he blamed it on not understanding the question on a faulty earpiece. at this point, at the stage in this game, they want the folks to be on hillary clinton and that "deplorable" comment that she made. that was part of the focus at his rally here today. donald trump is not letting hillary clinton off the hook for her basket of deplorables remark. >> while my opponent slanders you as deplorable, i call you hard-working american patriots who love your country and want a better future for all of our people. >> the gop nominee continuing to hammer his democratic rival for these comments on friday. >> yo

i called my mom at 9:00. >> "vogue" says certain people call three times a day and certain people call once a day. we think it is important that you call often. >> my sister likes my hair. i'm so happy. i was nervous. >> you call yours and i'll call don't show the number because i have done that before. >> and i have shown cassidy's number before. >> i am going to get mom. >> put it on speaker. >> turn it on. >> hello. >> hi, cuddles. >> hi, honey. how are you? >> i'm good. what are you doing? what are you wearing cuddly? >> i'm enjoying retirement. >> you didn't really have a job. >> listen, you think raising you wasn't a job? >> okay. >> are you going to get your mom? >> now, mom tells me every morning her favorite meal of the day is what, cuddles? >> it's breakfast. >> what did you have today? >> i had an english muffin and two pieces of bacon. >> we are getting sammy on the line too, mom. here we go. >> is sandy on? >> sammy. >> hi, mom. >> oh, sammy. >> hi, how are you, hoda? >> what are you doing? >> i'm getting ready to go to the beach. >> i have one question. my mom always says

have called it quits. danielle nottingham has the latest on the news that set social media on fire today. angelina jolie and brad pitt jolie's attorney confirmed the actress has filed for divorce. (gfx) according to papers filed monday with the los angeles superior court, the actress cited irreconcilable differences. she is asking for physical custody of the couple's 6 children and she wants to limit pitt to visitationnot joint physical custody. (gfx) according to the entertainment website tmz, the actress' decision to file for children ... she was extremely upset with his methods." the couple adopted three children and have three of their own. (standup bridge: danielle nottingham/cbs news/los angeles) jolie's attorney released a statement saying that the decision was made for the health of the family. (gfx) in a statement to people magazine, pitt says, "i am very saddened by this, but what matters most is the wellbeing of our kids." ((sot belloni)) "the fact that you had two people who not only recognized

you call it your daily shortcut. now, explain this idea of a healthy shortcut and then talk about some of the top benefits here as well, chris. >> well, mark, if you wanted to, you could drink three cups of you could certainly eat at least one large, really rich curry made with a lot of turmeric root, and you certainly could drink a couple of glasses of red wine. i mean, people like to do that. but most people aren't going to do that whole combination of things. they still want the benefits of the three big, superstar, protective, health-enhancing nutrients, so when i call this a daily shortcut, what i mean is that you can get, in a capsule -- in a good liquid soft-gel capsule -- what you'd otherwise have to get by eating at least one large, turmeric-laden curry, and drinking a couple of glasses of concentrated red wine. so, it really is a true shortcut. >> ah. again, we're talking with chris kilham, the medicine hunter. you see him on tv. he's all over the internet. you can google him. you'll learn more. chris, this

said he would call the u.s. president a son of a -- if questioned about the extra judicial killing of suspected drug runners since july. the president said he was awaver the insult. >> i have seen some of those colorful statements in the past. and so clearly he is a colorful guy. >> elaine, the white house says that president obama will instead meet with south korea's leader to discuss north korea's latest ballistic missile test. >> margaret brennan, margaret, thank you. first by a sitting u.s. president. laos paid a terrible price during the vietnam war as american bombs rained down in a secret campaign. as the adriana diaz learned, the rules are still fresh. >> reporter: try telling her the war ended 43 years ago. in july the 8-year-old picked up what he thought was a ball. instead it exploded. >> these bombs are just waiting out there on the land to be found by some child. >> reporter: she has made it her life's mission to get rid of the millions of unexploded bombs littering laos. >> this is a solvable probl

too close to call. jen: the campaign headquarters is breaking down but the support and the hope has not. these folks know it will be a late night. hoping it goes their way. jennifer crompton, the real new our news 93 tom: the two big stories have been the republican race for governor and the i married. -- jennifer: joined for some analysis on this. josh: the big story is the surge by frank at home -- frank edelblut. i don't know if i would rather be ted, or frank, coming so close. if the numbers hold, almost 1000-2000 votes. unknown across the state and he runs a great campaign and almost went against one of the best known political names in new hampshire. we will see him again regardless of whether he wins or loses. he has shown he is a formidable candidate and he can do a good job organizing a campaign. tonight. if you thought the status quo folks had gone away, it doesn't appear that way. he called himself the outsider in this race. a lot of people looking for someone on the outside. andy: there are

called congressman lou. which means there is a lot more damage that could be done in just interception that one phone call. a malicious hacker would be able to target and attack every one of the other phones too. give us an idea without being specific of the types of people that would be in a congressman's phone. congress. other elected officials. last year, the president of the united states called me my cell phone. we discussed some issues. so if the hackers, were listening in they would know the phone conversation. immensely troubling. >> reporter: knolls told us the ss 7 flaw is a risk to political leaders and business executives. whose private communications could be of high value to the ability to intercept cell phone calls through the ss 7 network is an open secret among the world's intelligence agencies including ours. and they don't necessarily want that hole plugged. >> if you hear from intelligence agencies that flaw is valuable to them and the information they are able to get from it. what would

but her d call had to be transferred to this regional call center. 20-miles away. >> >> the woman didn't have ana exact address. as that second call taker gathered information about thehe house. and the suspect.c sleeping at thet time. >> what's he look like. >> the ash land police chiefe saysf the first officers actualy got to ther scene. in four minutes. after getting dispatched. meantime. that call taker had been asking questions. from a list. what to ask during a call from quote a person in danger.. unable to leave. >> >> police radio tape shows. officers had to figure out which building. the chief says four officersff alsoi stationed in different positions. and in case thee suspect ran.. and police got confused when the woman described a door.o a door inside. police thought it wasi outside. the calli began.l but the chief and dispatch say given all of the circumstances. ast delicate situation like thih couldn't bei rushed. >>be . >> nor ton school district. after the trapbl tragic death ot a student. struck and killed by a schoolsch bus. >> live with how friends arere remembering th

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and there were also three 911 calls. did one of them hold the clue that would unlock what really happened on that wintry night? here's dennis murphy with "house of secrets." >> cayuga. that's cayuga lake in ithaca, new york. where you'll find one of the most competitive, most prestigious universities in the nation. cornell, the ivy league. big red. more than 13,000 undergrads here working towards degrees will with good fortune take their places in medicine, the law, the arts. there's no doubt a cornell education can be a gold-plated entrance to adult life. and only the best need apply, students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his classmate featured him in a video, random acts of kindness. giving gifts to complete strangers. >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> reporter: charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became "mr. everything." scholar, class president, the guy with the cool friends, hannah valentine opened up her parents' summerhouse to charlie and her other teenage pals. >> he was al

i ran to the phone to call 911. and all i could say was help. >> 911, what is the location of your emergency? >> help! >> what's going on? what's going on? >> it was the worst seconds of my life. >> but there was much more to come. two lives and so many secrets would soon be put under a microscope. >> coming up, what had happened upstairs in that bathroom? >> please help me. >> how long has she been in here? >> i don't know. she was taking a bath. >> what did you think this was. >> we didn't know if it was a tragic accident or something else. >> it's the addiction, you know? it's the -- it's the addiction. >> addiction? the mystery was just beginning. when "dateline extra" copies. ♪ [cheering] ♪ the highly advanced audi a4. ♪ the perfect kid-friendly hotel. simple to book which is great for families. finally! whatever captain obvious. save up to 50% during the hotels.com labor day sale. and get an extra 10% off with promo code lastchance. get between you and life's dobeautiful moments.llergens flonase gives you more

there were also three 911 calls. did one of them hold the clue that would unlock what really happened on that wintry night? here's "house of secrets." ♪ >> cayuga lake in ithaca, new york, and where you'll find one of the most competitive and prestigious universities in the nation. cornell the ivy league big red. ♪ more than 13,000 undergrads here working on their degrees will take their places in the law, the arts, medicine. it can be a gold plated entrance to adult life. only the best need apply. students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his high school classmate featured him in a video random acts of kindness giving gifts to complete strangers. >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became mr. everything in his high school year. scholar, athlete, class president, the guy with the cool friends. anna valentine opened up her parents' summer lake house to charlie and her own teenaged pals. >> he was a nice guy. happy and energetic. >> the kind of guy t

i'm so institutionalized, brainwashed, call it what you want to call it. >> reporter: he says he's changed forever. >> in here i feel comfortable by myself, i'm safe with myself, i'm safe. i can't function in society. >> reporter: inmates here are in 57% of these inmates were charged for nonviolent crimes. >> first time incarcerated? >> yeah. >> reporter: aaron perry sent to rikers for stealing computers and phones. ended up in the hell of solitary because of an angry outburst. he talks about the despair in this place. >> i see a lot of frustration. i see frustration. >> reporter: commissioner joseph potts says there is simply no evidence this kind of treatment reduces violence. and says, remember, 80% of the inmates at rikers will eventually be back out in your town. he says he wants the officers to start striving for something better. >> we can change people's lives. if you don't believe that, then you've got to say that these are throw-away people. they're throw-aways, violent when they came in, they're going to be violent when they go out, they're going to be the next criminal that doe

how often do you call your mom? >> i call her every day. we have already call ed them.9:00. >> "voeg" says three times a day, once a day. we were just wondering. it's important you call often. >> my sister likes my hair. i'm so happy. i was nervous. >> you call yours first and i'll calami calamil mine. be careful. don't show the number. i'm going to get mom. put it on speaker. >> turn it up. >> hello. >> hi cuddles. >> hi honey. how are you? >> i'm good. what are you doing? what are you wearing? >> i'm enjoying retirement. >> you didn't really have a job. >> listen, you think raising you wasn't a job? >> are you going to call your mom? mom always tells me her favorite meal of the day is what? >> it's breakfast. >> what did you have today? >> i had an english muffin and two pieces of bacon. >> not exactly excellent. >> we're getting sammy on the line too. this is fun. i like this. here we go, mom. >> is sandy on? >> hi, mom. >> what are you doing? my mom is getting ready to go to the beach. >> my mom says i don't wear enough lipstick on air. >> exactly. . >> how is today

call.l into a trap set by hillary clinton, and just keeps making things worse. >>> police in el cajon, california are about to release video of the shooting of an unarmed brake man. students have been sent home from schools. how will the community react? >>> delay over. air force one can't take off. president obama comes to the top of the stairs. who is he yelling at to hurry up? none other than bill clinton. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room."

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. >> the defendant sends an e-mail to his fraternity brothers called requecall called "show time." >> or was the truth completely different? >> one of the things that was always a question was was charlie covering up for someone else? a trial where nothing went by the book. >> three of the jurors were crying really hard. >> they were turning around in their seats getting emotional. they see what's coming. >> he was becoming unhinged. >> i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's dennis murphy with "house of secrets. chai you ga lake in new york, and where you'll find one of the most prestigious universities in the nation, cornell the ivy league big red. ♪ hail, oh, hail cornell. >> more than 13,000 graduates will take their places in the law, the arts, medicine. the only the best need apply. students like charlie tan. he was so kind, his high school classmate featured him in a video random acts of kindness giving gifts to complete strangers. >> not just a great kid but the greatest of great kids. >> charlie was the son of chinese immigrants who became mr. everything in his high sc

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

called congressman lou. means there is a lot more damage that could be done in just interception that one phone call. a malicious hacker would be able to target and attack every one of the other phones too. give us an idea without being specific of the types of people that would be in a congressman's phone. there were other members of congress. other elected officials. last year, the president of the united states called me my cell phone. we discussed some issues. so if the hackers, were listening in they would know the phone conversation. immensely troubling. >> reporter: knolls told us the ss 7 flaw is a risk to political leaders and business executives. whose private communications could be of high value to hackers. the ability to intercept cell phone calls through the ss 7 network is an open secret among the world's intelligence agencies including ours. and they don't necessarily want that hole plugged. >> if you hear from intelligence agencies that flaw is valuable to them and the information they are a

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i said, cody, you just e-mail or call. most people would love to have a call, anyway. you know? but i've been a maniac about it. >> by the way, and anyone who gives kathie lee a gift knows that if you give kathie lee a gift on monday, on tuesday you will have a thank you note. >> i try. i am not always best at it, but i try. i just think if somebody goes, you know, to the trouble, you want them, the least you can do, say -- i heard there's an old thing, this kind of makes sense. if you open the gift in their presence and you thank them then, they say then you don't need to write a note as well. what do you guys think? >> the one on the right? [ laughter ] >> i think people -- >> i think they're saying, yes. i don't know. but i can't wait to go over and interview them in detail. how cnbc anchor bill griffeth discovered a shocking family secret. the six words that literally changed his life forever. >> plus heading into the kitchen for double pleasure with the alberti twins and their five ingredient pasta dinner. right? >> yeah, right. man, my are killin' me. a hard day on your fe

but it is not being called a terrorist attack... what the mayor there calling it. and a 19-year-old is dead after somene shot him near lake mead and belmont early this morning. what police are asking you to look out for. the busiest freeway interchange in the state remains closed for construction this morning... when the spaghetti bowl will re-open... coming up. welcome to fox5 news this morning. i'm alyssa deitsch... let's get straight to that breaking news... we are learning that a suspect is on the loose following an early morning murder in north las vegas. a 19-year-old is dead this morning after police say someone shot him outside of a home in north las vegas. fox5's kathleen jacob just got back from the murder scene near lake mead and belmont.. police? alyssa right now they really don't know much...they're in the very beginning of this investigation. but what we do know is that someone shot and killed a 19-year- old male outside near the corner of blemont street and wright street in north las vegas. police have not released his identity yet. police say it hap

yesterday - antoine buchanan was called to the stand. he called police after a witness told him what he'd seen. "he was like man, i got something to tell you. and at the time, i stopped and i'm listening to him and he was hesitant at first. he was hesitant but then i guess it was weighing heavy on his conscience buchanan said he went to the police because there was a child involved...and quote "you have to draw the line somewhere". one of the owners of the milwaukee bucks responds to statements made last week by the team president. peter feigin called milwaukee the most segregated and racist city hes seen. our aj bayatpour the words that he chose mightve been a little different. peter feigin delivered those words last week before the rotary the words that he chose mightve been a little different. peter feigin delivered those words last week before the rotary club of madison. this quote, first reported by the wisconsin state journal, reads 'very bluntly, milwaukee is the most segregated, racist place ive ever experienced in my life. it ju

they call out faith's name but get no response. >> all i remember is just calling her name just 'causeew she was there. like, "faith, faith." that's when we went to the room. and we found her. >> so faith was found deceased. partially nude. there was a lot of blood in the bedroom. and she had suffered what appeared to be severe head trauma. >> reporter: when police arrive, they see this near faith's body. what they are now identifying for the first time as the murder weapon -- this empty bottle of rum. that murder weapon that you mentioned, that bottle, what condition was that in? >> it was a bacardi bottle. and it was covered in blood. blood smudges. it was a brutal, brutal death. >> reporter: did it seem like there was forced entry going into the apartment? >> no. there was no sign of forced entry. >> reporter: semen is also discovered on faith's body. investigators use it to generate a dna profile. they're convinced that dna belongs to the killer and that he may also have perpetrated a sexual assault. is it more likely than not that she was raped? >> yes. >> reporter: in the search

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he said he wasn't into name calling. listen ton how he responded to the question. >> donald trump and i have denounced david duke repeatedly. we have said that we do not want his support and we do not want his support of the people who think like him. yesterday, inwas -- i was asked a question about that. i repeated that again. and the simple fact is that i'm not in the name calling business. my colleagues in the house know that i believe the civility is essential in a vibrant democracy. it's just never been my practice. i'm also not going to validate the language that hillary clinton used to describe the american people. >> well, trump's critics certainly will not be satisfied with that particular response. despite all the name calling going on back and forth, john, a number of voters we talk to, some of those out here, say they're hoping to hear more about issues. once again, we're going to hear about the deplorables. later on tonight, we are expected to hear donald trump address a specific issue. that has to deal with

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

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urge you to call your 100 number. 1-800-call-fbi. select option number one.estigation joint terrorism task force and working closely with partners from federal, state and local area. at this time because this is an active investigation, we're not taking any questions. repeat that again. this is active investigation, we're not going to be taking any questions. we're also unaware of any known threat to public safety at this time. i'm going to turn over to the chief because a number of you from the local municipality wondering when you can return home. >> we have good news for residents displaced in seaside park today because of the unfortunate events that happened. as of 6:00 p.m. this evening all residents can return to homes. up on the ocean blocks, residents of those streets will have to produce i.d. to officers to access homes at that time. beaches are closed an c, d and e street until further notice on ocean afb. thank the county, state and federal agencies to the quick response to unfortunate incident. we know they're here to help us through this time. >>

911 and the so-called kidnapper never called back. >> even now that i know it's a hoax, i don't think it's funny. >> reporter: with your "gma" first look i'm abbie boudreau, abc news, sacramento, california. >>> so the fbi says a virtual kidnapping is actually on the it quite easier than ever for criminals to know personal information about their victims. so here are the red flags. police warn that most of the calls come from 717 and 923 area codes. and the fake kidnappers want to keep you on the phone longer. now they say real kidnappers hang up and don't want to be traced and the virtual kidnappers usually demand wired or prepaid ransom. >> scary. >> yeah. >> some families have had to shell out instances and most of those calls they do say come from the united states. so appears to be a problem here in this country. >>> all right. well, that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> do check us out at atmfans.com and have a great thursday morning, of course, later on "good morning america," we'll have the very latest on the presidential race. you have those two medical repor

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with the swoopes call. loaded backfield, with a whole lot of heavies. >> todd: notre dame trying to run a guy on late. >> joe: play clock down to five. third and goal. swoopes. into the end zone! touchdown, texas! >> todd: it's a counterplay. swoops swoopes is going to get in behind the guards. a 250-pound quarterback, and texas scores first in overtime. well here on this extra point. >> todd: remember last time, it was rochell with the penetration, and jones, number 94, got his hand on the football. they're right there in the middle. >> joe: up and through. so, a touchdown margin notre dame has to match. reminder, we i tuned for the ford wrap-up after this thriller. look at that bounce in that step. he has that giddy-up. natural born winner, shane buechele. and tyrone swoopes has played maturity, handling this situation, a young freshman quarterback starting ahead of him. and being ready to play and play his role well when his number was called. >> joe: but the irish, the whole second half, their offense h

why not call him deplorable?> well, you know, he doesn't want to concede the argument but he's creating more of a story. he should have said that, of course david duke and what he represents are deplorable but what hillary clinton has done is to say that half of the republican party who is supporting donald trump is like david duke. he could have said that and i think this would have been over with. >> it's interesting, dana milbank, he has this piece up and says, yes, half of trump's supporters are racist and few people embrace the racist label. let's help them. if you are enthusiastic about a candidate whose based on scapegoating immigrants, banning muslims, and employed anti- anti-semitic. you might be a racist. >> barack obama was not born here and would have the racist birther conspiracy theory that donald trump was the champion of and believe he's a secret muslim which i think has racist connotations. people supporting trump are supporting a guy who speaker ryan, the most highest elected republican in washi

calling trump a national disgrace. and calling trump's birther movement racist. and warning of clinton, quote, "she doesn't look good. she's working herself to death." >>> the tropical storm hitting the east coast right now. gusting winds and rain pounding the coast. and the other major storm baring down. >>> breaking news in the case of the driver who police say intentionally plowed into three officers who were simply what we've now learned tonight. >>> and to the rescue. the school bus and the pickup truck. and the good samaritans. >>> good evening. and we begin tonight with major developments in the race for the white house. donald trump, a short time ago, stopped in the middle of a speech at a church in flint, michigan, by the pastor, and you will hear what she said. also tonight, the increasing scrutiny on the health of both candidates. donald trump going on "the dr. oz show," saying he had a physical, and en to dr. oz. late today, hillary clinton releasing new information from her doctor. and all of this, with this race tighter than ever tonight. a new nati

. >> it's one of those calls. someone is calling up. they left a message and said there's an arrest warrant out for you. you owed some money. you need to call us back. so the youtuber calls back, decided to see how much fun she could have. she has a lot. >> do you have any kind of line of credit in your bank? >> no, i have nothing. my husband took all our money and he is in jail right now because he had tax evasion and now he is going to get me in trouble. >> okay. so there's a lot of drama in her life, but this guy unfazed by this. >> is there anything that you can pawn? i only have my children and my pets. >> they're awful people. >> no way this guy -- he's a nice guy. >> can you pay the 10% of the total outstanding amount. >> pay 10% or cancel the warrant. we'll give you 20 days to give you the rest of the money, right? >> no. >> i don't have $50. i didn't have enough money to buy milk. i had to borrow $5 from my neighbor. >> you had to borrow $5 from yo >> you can just try to borrow $100 from someone. >> trying to escape this potent