. >> and why is keltie playing therapist to chris o'donnell? >> kleenex. >> emotional. >> now "the insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> hello, everybody. welcome to "the insider." we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood today. >> starting with the number one story everyone is talking about. >> brad pitt sees the kids as jolie-pitt six. >> brad has finally been reunited with most of his children. we know not all of his children were there. we know that vivienne and zahara were there. brad was absolutely overjoyed do see his children again. >> charlie langston explains how a therapist did supervise the visit for the exes' temporary custody agreement. >> the agreement is due to expire on oct child services felt it would be best to have a therapist there for the first visit so they could make sure everything went smoothly, and that therapist was also advised to kind of offer an opinion as to whether brad would be okay going forward to see his children without anyone else present. >> our psychology insider dr. sheri meyers o

. >>> coming up, chris o'donnell relives his ride or die tales with the >> i had a blast with george and he's my kind of guy. >> what was the lowest price in his three decade long career. >> we had these little apartments and we realized, it was literally next to the dump. >>> then kathy griffin's hollywood home hits the market. why her new house has given her some great material. >> right across the wall, kim kardashian west and, as my pampers. unlike ordinary diapers with two layers, pampers have three absorbent layers to stay up to three times drier, so babies can sleep soundly all night. wishing you love, sleep and play. pampers. >> i'm now taking my kids trick or treating. it's a big deal. >> you got to wake up with some java. >> when people say what's your plan, i was a honky. >> how do you think you did? >> it's terrible. >> taking it way back to one of kathy griffin's first acting gig frz on fresh prince of bel-air. so you got a tour of kathy's house and then some. >> yeah, keltie, if these walls could talk, we wouldn't be able to air any of it. kathy opening up her million-d

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. >>> and why is keltie playing therapist to chris o'donnell?kleenex. >> emotional. >> now "the insider," tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> hello, everybody. welcome to "the insider." we're tracking the biggest stories in hollywood today. >> starting with the number one story everyone is talking about. >> brad pitt sees the kids as angelina's men rally around the jolie-pitt six. >> brad has finally been reunited with most of his children. we know not all of his children were there. we know that vivienne and zahara were definitely there. it was very much about brad reconnecting with his younger children. brad was absolutely overjoyed to see his children again. >> charlie langston explains how a therapist did supervise the visit for the exes' temporary custody agreement. >> the agreement is due to expire on october 20th. child services felt it would be

you can see ncis los angeles this sunday at 8:00 right here on cbs-3 with chris o'donnell. >> yes. >> hi, chris. >> yes. >> he is hitched. >> he is about as fine as this weather. >> look at you. >> that was solid transition, yes. >> a beautiful day to day after yesterday, well, wasn't the greatest day, couple showers around but sunshine returns, nice crisp fall air beautiful for that spice pumpkin latte and getting a live look at margate, quiet conditions but nice conditions on the beach there. blue skies, and the ocean waves, crashing, as we get a look at center city philadelphia looking just as nice, couple high cloud grazing the scene therest as temperatures feeling good. 63 degrees. our dew point dropped off dramatically over has 24 hours, down into the 30's. feeling nice, dry, comfortable. temperatures across the area right now very consistent generally in the low to mid 60's, cooler in the poconos, temperatures in the middle 50's but dew points they tell us about that moisture content at surface basically how comfortable it feels and they have dropped off significantly after kin

in an exclusive interview with kel kelly o'donnell. chris christie standing by trump but also saying he was disappointed by his lewd remarks. >> can't defend him. i thought his apology was inadquad. >>> hillary clinton is eyeing deep red arizona, pouring $2 million into the state and sending first lady michelle obama. clinton thinks winning big on election day would blunt talks that the system is not fair. >>> a lot to talk about. the third and final debate is tomorrow night. it will be moderated by fox news's chris wallace. you can watch it here an nbc bay area starting at 6:00. >>> today show host bully bush officially fired by nbc. he had been suspended since the tape surfaced of him and donald trump in a vulgar conversation about women. the tape was from 2005 when bush was filming a segment for "access hollywood" with trump. bush later said he was embarrassed and ashamed of the incident on tape. bush had been on the "today" show for two months before being let go. "access hollywood" is owned by nbc universal. >>> coming up next, they are

chris? >> thank you so much, kelly o'donnell, for nbc news. a spokesman for speaker paul ryan reacted to trump's charge of a rigged election, quote, our democracy relies on confidence in election results and the speaker is fully confident that the states will carry out this election with integrity. meanwhile, the ohio secretary of state, a republican and a trump supporter, also took issue with trump's rhetoric. let's watch that. >> we have so many safeguards in place in our election system. it's bipartisan. it's transparent, and there's just no justification for concern about widespread voter fraud. i actually intend on voting for donald trump. but i'm just remorseful or regretful that he's saying things like this, which really undermine the potential that he has as a candidate. they are not the kind of things that he should be saying. >> anyway, trump's talk of a rigged election might be having an impact. according to a new poll from politico and the morning consult, 41% of registered voters now agree the election could be stolen from trump.

. >> chris, thank you. kelly o'donnell from charlotte, north carolina, where governor pence will hold a rally this afternoon. governor pence's schedule, if there's a joint event with he and donald trump? >> reporter: we don't have that on the books yet but one of the signs of confidence that the wing of the trump/pence campaign belonging to mike pence tried to show is that by putting out a four-day schedule includes travel here to battleground north carolina, there will be stops in iowa, virginia, nebraska trying to get mike pence out on the campaign trail, meeting voters, talking about a lot of the ideas in the campaign and trying to sort of turn the page from the kind of white hot controversy they've been endu enduri enduring. mike pence also out today talking to reporters and doing tv appearances and that, of course, was new because he had taken a quiet sunday and put out a paper statement where the revelations with the lewd comments made by donald trump came out. mike pence took a bit of a break from the public stage a

chris jansing. thank you so much. great reporting. as always, kelly o'donnell and peter alexander. of course kasie hunt on the bus already getting ready to roll back to the airport. chris cillizza will be joining me now to talk about the battleground map. the map shows hillary clinton is expanding her lead in elect call votes. now if the election were held today we predict she would be 287 electoral votes in her column, 17 more than she needs to win the white house. donald trump would have 157. north carolina and new hampshire have moved from toss-up to lean democratic. arizona, georgia and utah which were leaning republican moved to toss-up. that's a big move. joining me now is chris cillizza, otherwise known as chris jansing, if i could get the chris es straight. founder of the washington post fix blog. two of our favorites. chris cillizza, tell me about the significance in your mind of the moves to toss up traditionally republican states and where we stand on the battleground map. how much is movable between now and november 8? >> well, if it continues on this trajectory it's at

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in an exclusive interview with kelly o'donnell chris christie standing by trump but also saying he was disappointed by trump's lewd remarks. >> i felt that his apology was inadequate. >> reporter: in a show of confidence hillary clinton is increasingly eyeing traditna pouring $2 million into the state and sending michelle obama, the clinton team believes winning big on election day would help blunt any of trump's talk that the system isn't fair if she wins. savannah. >> thank you. >>> tonight president obama and first lady michelle obama host their 13th and likely last state dinner at the white house. 500 guests have been invited to the event which honors italy's prime minister. the dinner will be held in a mario batly will do the cooking featuring italian cuisine using american ingredients and gwen stefani will perform. >>> if your last name isn't clause then stay out of chimneys. firefighters had to rescue the 26-year-old last sunday after he forgot his keys and thought this was the best way to get back inside the house, he was stuck for four hours, luckily for him a neighbor heard h

we got charlie rose and chris matthews and gayle king and nora o'donnell and katie couric, this counts as a press conference, right? it is great also to see mayor bloomberg here. it's a shame he's not speaking tonight. i'm curious to hear what a billionaire has to say. and look, we've got the honorable chuck schumer, honorable bill de blasio and so many other wonderful elected officials, and we have rudy giuliani. now, many don't know this, but rudy actually got his start as a prosecutor going after wealthy new yorkers who avoided paying taxes. but as the saying goes, if you can't beat them, go on fox news and call them a genius. so as i said, we've now had our third and thankfully final debate. sharing a stage with donald trump is like, well, nothing really comes to mind. there is nothing like sharing a stage with donald trump. donald wanted me drug tested before last night's debate. and look, i got to tell you. i am so flattered that donald thought i used some sort of performance enhancer. now actually i did. it's called preparation. and looking back, i've had to listen to donald for

we have charlie rose and maria bartiromo and chris matthews and gayle king and norah o'donnell and katie couric. this counts as a press conference, right? it is great to see mayor bloomberg here. it's a shame he's not speaking tonight. i'm curious to hear what a billionaire has to say. and look at the dais, we've got the honorable chuck schumer, the honorable michael cuomo, bill de blasio, david dinkins and so many other wonderful elected officials. and we have rudy giuliani. now, many don't know this, but rudy actually got his start as a prosecutor going after wealthy new yorkers who avoided paying taxes, but as the saying goes, you can't beat them, go on fox news and call them a genius. so as i said, we've now had our third and, thankfully, final debate. sharing a stage with donald trump is like, well, nothing really comes to mind. there is nothing like sharing a stage with donald trump. donald wanted me drug tested before last night's debate. and i got to tell you, i'm so flattered that donald thought i used some sort of performance enhancer. now, actually i did. it's called preparati

kelly o'donnell caught up with new jersey's governor chris christie, here's christie's take on whether trump still as a chance and the most recent allegations against trump. >> he's assured me privately, in fact what he said publicly, that these are lies and fan indication fabrications. i can only take him at his word. and i am. one thing that we have learned about this entire election season that anybody who tries to predict what's going to happen have looked like they have egg on their face when they get done. if i had counted as many times as people have said trump is done and buried, i wouldn't have enough fingers to count. and people have said that about hillary clinton over a period of time too. >> trump does have another campaign event later on tonight. >>> president obama delivered a vice to trump today, stop whining, the president said trump should make his case to win over the voters. >> i have never seen in my lifetime or in modern political history any presidential candidate trying to discredit the elections and the election process. before votes have even taken place. it's

matt o'donnell hosts the debate edition of inside story after "action news" at 11:00. >>> new jersey governor chris christie agreed to appear in court on november 23rd to answer to a complaint related to bridge gate. a citizen filed the complaint saying that he failed to stop the lane closures on the george washington bridge. the office has to decide whether to seek an indictment. >>> the city may try to avoid a state take over if they approve a fiscal plan. if the plan is approved they will sell braider field for hundred million. the revenue would help cover atlantic city's budget deficit and perhaps avoid a takeover by the state. >>> coming up police call for volunteers to search for a missing buck county woman and the eagles get back to work to get ready for the minnesota vikings. >> we crushed the old record set back in 1947 and top out at 86 today and 20 degrees above normal. there is quite the reality check headed our way. we'll have the numbers in accuweather. >>> this is the way it looked as philadelphia police descending on independence mall last night looking for suspects involving a shoo

bartiromo and chris matthews and gayle king and norah o'donnell and katie couric. this counts as a press conference, right? >> it was all good fun. neither of those candidates are really known for their sense of humor. but by the end of the night $6 million had been raised for impoverished children here in new york. >> at the end of the day that's the most important thing. but there were a couple of very awkward moments where you're trying to hold your face on straight. because that -- in that room -- they say charlie you've been th are never booed. they said that that was the first time that anybody had ever been booed on the poed yum. >> nastiness is not the tone. it's supposed to be sort of really poking fun. >> yes. >> yes. >> and about unity. >> about yourself. it was supposed to be more self-deprecating than anything else. >> it was a little rough. >> the tension at the dinner was a carry-over from wednesday's final debate. more than 70 million people watched that prime-time match-up presidential debate of all time. in ohio yesterday, trump refused again to s

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things in the election are not being discussed. >> that was part of kelly o'donnell's exclusive interview with trump surrogate, chrise now. this is a tough couple of weeks for surrogates and trump himself >> i think it's difficult for him, and he did not think trump did not apologize -- >> he has legal background and has to look at this from different perspectives that are not good. >> it has been a troublesome time, and he was attending an event and i stopped him on the street and i fully expected he would walk by and he didn't, he stopped by and answered several minutes of questions, and they don't believe there has been equal coverage of the wikileaks and he mentioned several times a question being passed to hillary clinton's team to the primaries, and lots of those things, where if you flip it to the republican side, that would have been coveraged rig hrus orourigorous. and he thinks the candidate and the public will accept the results of the election, and it's not a mechanical fraud that he is talking about, but an unfair playing field go into the election, and we had a little bit more of the conversation we ca

and look at this dais -- we've got charlie rose, and maria bartiromo, and chris matthews, and gayle king, and nora o'donnell, and katie couric -- this counts as a press conference, right? it is great, also, to see mayor bloomberg here. it's a shame he's not speaking tonight. i'm curious to hear what a billionaire has to say. and look who else is at the dais -- we've got the honorable chuck schumer, the honorable andrew cuomo, the honorable mike bloomberg, the honorable bill deblasio, the honorable dave dinkins, and so many other wonderful elected officials. and we have rudy giuliani. now, many don't know this, but rudy actually got his start as a prosecutor going after wealthy new yorkers who avoided paying taxes. but, as the saying goes, "if you can't beat them, go on fox news and call them a genius." so as i've said, we've now had our third and, thankfully, final debate. sharing a stage with donald trump is like, well, nothing really comes to mind. there is nothing like sharing a stage with donald trump. donald wanted me drug tested before last night's debate. and look, i've got to tell you, i am so flatt

. >> lawrence o'donnell, thank you for being part of this conversation. let's bring chris matthews in. chris? >> well, thank you. i do think it was not a great night for american politics. it was probably something to slow the fires of frustration with the candidate of the republican party. but we'll see in the next 48 hours. we're here again on the campus of washington university in st. louis. a beautiful campus. after the second presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. this one had a far less clear outcome, i believe. it did offer plenty of fire work. after a weekend of crisis, trump held a press avail with several women that accused bill clinton of sexual misconduct and rape. trump and clinton traded blows, accusing each other of lying, not paying taxes in his case, and being full of hate. let's watch. >> honest abe never lied that's the big difference between abraham lincoln and you. >> it is amusing to hear somebody who hasn't fade federal income taxes in 20 years talk about -- >> you were in total contact with the white house and perhaps sadly ob

the first question out of the box is did you call rosie o'donnell a fat pig, i'm going to say thank you chrissking me about immigration, let me tell you about my plan. the second question is did you kind nap the lindbergh baby. great question, chris, let me tell you about my plan on trade. >> should hillary clinton do the same? because i'm telling you angela, when i went to ohio and talked to a lot of voters they don't want to hear about scandals. they want to hear about policy. it's coming down to the wire now. they want to know what these candidates will do for the country. >> so, carol, i think the biggest challenge we have is that one of the categories that he named is fitness to be president. and all of these issues, whether john calls them tabloid scandals or not, are actually really legitimate issues. you have several more women coming forward who are accusing trump of either groping them or kissing them in unwanted manner. they did not want to kiss him back, and so these are issues that frankly a lot of voters care about. there are women and men all over this country who have been vic

in an exclusive interview with kelly o'donnell, new jersey governor chris christie standing by trump but also saying he was disappointed by trump's lewd remarks. >> can't defend them and i felt that his apology was inadequate. >> in a show of confidence, hillary clinton is increasingly eyeing traditionally deep red arizona, pouring $2 millionnt the state and sending first lady michelle obama the clinton team believes winning big on election day would help blunt any of trump's talk that the system isn't fair in she wins. >>> tonight, president obama and first lady michelle obama host the 13th and likely last state dinner at the white house. 500 guests have been invited to the event which honors italy's prime minister. the dinner will be held in a lavishly decorated tent on the south lawn. be the cook for the four-course feast featuring italian cuisine using american ingredients and gwen stefani will perform after the dinner. >>> here is a tough lesson for a tucson man. if your last name isn't claus, then stay out of chimneys. the 22-year-old forgot his keys and thought this was the be

chris jansing, thanks. love the optimistic viewer predictions there. i want to go to kelly o'donnellown in the pit behind me here. i want to turn around. i don't know if i'm supposed to. >> hallie, we have a president who is not on the ballot and one who need not debate tonight. len jessup from the university of las vegas, 30,000 students, a big institution. what does it mean to be the host tonight? >> it means the world to us. thank you for being here. we are the second most diverse in the country. we have the best students in the world. what do you think? >> reporter: so many of the students stepped forward to help out in all kinds of roles. how many students offered their time and in what way are they participating? >> we asked for volunteers. we have over 1,000 students who signed up to work. some are working here at your station. some are spread all over campus and excited about helping. >> how does that play out? >> a dozen faculty that are newly designed. >> journalism, political and history. >> the business side, there is a real world cost to hosting an event of this scale wi

. >> lawrence o'donnell, thank you for being part of this conversation. let's bring chrischris? >> well, thank you. i do think it was not a great night for american politics. it was probably something to slow the fires of frustration with the candidate of the republican party. but we'll see in the next 48 hours. we're here again on the campus of washington university in st. louis. a beautiful campus. after the second presidential debate between hillary clinton and donald trump. this one had a far less clear outcome, i

chris christie says he believes trump when he says the allegations are false. last week several women came forward claiming the republican nominee touched them inappropriately. kelley o'donnell requested him about his reactions to the claims. >> he's assured me privately exactly what he said publicly that these are lies and fabrications and i think a number of the allegations have been discredited. we'll see what happens with the others. i can only take him at his word. and i am. but, you know, again, the important thing for this election are not being discussed. >> christie went on to say he could not defend trump on the access hollywood video making lewd comments about women back in 2005. he went on to blame the media and political insiders for pushing for clinton. >> listen, i think people, i think, are misinterpreting what he's saying. i do think that there's a lot of forces alive against him. i'm convinced the election will be a fair one and the process will be one that will be accepted by the american people. >> christie said that he is proud of everything he has said while campaigning for trump. >>> meantime donald trump campaigned in colorado today, that's a state wh

chris matthews, earlier, this may break, socio economically, may break the intelligence as take away from this. lauren o'donnell think what others have been saying having witnessed the debate he witnessed, lawrence? >> brian i want to go back to something that steve smith said earlier which i think bears repeating every half our or so. it is very unlikely this debate will make any difference in the outcome vice presidential debate usually don't. this debate will as a kind of viewing experience of an hour and a half be forgotten quickly. but something will live on and that is the stuff that the clinton campaign will be able to extract to use against mike pence. there will be video from this debate of mike pence denying that he has said things that he has already said on videotape. those two things will be stuck tobl. possibly in a vinton commercial. same thing using mike pence's words denying things donald trump has said. i can't think of the thing right new that you lift out of this debate and try to use as trump campaign commercial. something you can pull out of tim kaine's performance to use against the clint

chris christie says he believes trump when he says the allegations are false. last week several women came forward claiming the republican nominee touched them inappropriately. kelley o'donnellequested him about his reactions to the claims. >> he's assured me privately exactly what he said publicly that these are lies and fabrications and i think a number of the allegations have been discredited. we'll see what happens with the others. i can only take him at his word. and i am. but, you know, again, the important thing for this election are not being discussed. >> christie went on to

>>> new jersey governor chris christie is standing by donald trump over the recent revelations of his 2005 comments on women, speaking exclusively with nbc news' kelly o'donnell he didn't feel trump's apology was sufficient, he also weighed in on whether he's satisfied with the campaign. >> i'm supporting donald, that's what i've said before. i also was very clear on tuesday about the comments on the billy bush video and that i wouldn't defend them, can't defend them. and that i feta his apology was inadequate. listen, for me, the person who needs most to be concerned about the kind of campaign they're running is the candidate. it's the candidate's campaign. it's not my campaign. it's not jeff sessions' campaign, it's not rudy giuliani's campaign. we're surrogates. and i'm proud of everything i've said. and that's all i can control. the rest of it i can't control, kelly. >> donald trump's remarks in the "access hollywood" video took center stage during a debate not between the presidential nominees, rather the two candidates vying for one of ohio's senate seats. republican senator rob portman and democratic challenger ted strickland sales faced off in a fiery

notice the teleprompter come to life directlies a kro from chris wallace in what will remain and go back to being a black panel. lawrence o'donnell, if i gave you 30 seconds to tell us what you'll be looking for the most, most anxious to hear and see tonight, what would that be? >> i want to see how donald trump can change the number in the latest polling indicating that only 37% believe that he has the judgment to serve effectively. that's really what this whole debate has to be about for him is changing that number. on policy, the supreme court is everything. na is the only rational reason left for the ejan veliccal support that donald trump has is that he will nominate anti-abortion judges, and so i would expect him to emphasize the supreme court as hue hewitt also expects him to. >> we can predict the first words out of chris wallace tonight will be good evening because we can see them. >> final debate. >> good evening. from the thomas and max center at the university of nevada, las vegas. i'm chris wallace of fox news. and i welcome you to the third and final of the 2016 presidential debates between secretary of state hillar