malinda crichton's new house wasn't burglarized... it wasn't robbed... it was stolen. "my house was stolen. it was stolen." the whole house. taken away under cover of darkness. it's the hottest style in reason. "this is for me to live in so that i don't have to worry about rent... i don't have to worry is going to allow me to follow my passions." as it's neared completion, she's been shopping for a place to put it- she says her current landlord doesn't want it on his property. then suddenly last night, it was gone. "so apparently th far. just a few hours later, crichton found it sitting here, in a shopping center in west sacramento. but you know what they how much this is worth." "absolutely. this is going to be about 50-thousand by the time it is done." "this is the first one i've heard of in my many years of a tiny but crichton says it's all here... nothing's damaged.... and after a back porch, and maybe even sing a little song... filled with women -- sparked a unique business venture. he created a nail salon for men in l-a. the salon is considered a grooming shop ai

nats malinda crichton: "oh my god!" ben: "you just got over here and found it" new house wasn't burglarized... it wasn't robbed... it was stolen.malinda : "my house was stolen. it was stolen." the whole house...taken away under cover of darkness. "the victim called us and said her tiny house had been stolen." it's the hottest style in domiciles- and crichton says she got into it for one great reason. "this is for me to live in so that i don't have to worry about rent... i don't have to worry about rent, i don't have to worry about mortgage. i'm a singer and a musician... so this is going to allow me to follow my p been shopping for a place to put it. she says her current landlord doesn't want it on his property. then suddenly monday night, it was gone. sot - "so apparently this was not sufficient to prevent somebody from taking it." but they didn't take it far. just a few hours later, crichton found it sitting here, in a shopping center in west sacramento. sot - sgt. roger kinney: "this is the first one i've heard of in

malinda crichton's completion.she's been shopping for a place to put it. well this week -- it disappeared. but whoever took it -- didn't make it far. it was found a few hours later sitting in a shopping center parking lot crichton says nothing is damaged...and everything is still as it should be. a 93-year-old bridge in arkansas is tougher than everyone thought... it took over five hours to bring little rock's broadway bridge was scheduled to come down yesterday morning... but after a series of botched detonations, the bridge stood fast. officials say the bridge's joints were weakened over the weekend to prepare for the bridge's implosion, but that didn't seem to help. a barge was also brought in to try and pull the bridge down. it eventually fell five hours later. out of this life, a winner. " now at 6:00 - a racine woman... brutally murdered. now... we're learning more about the man suspected of killing her... as friends and family try to heal. plus - every vote is supposed to count... but we'll explain why hundreds of early votes from milwaukee... could

as you can see is not to taylor crichton and donald trump. the candidates are listed in alphabetical order by last name. there is even an option for none of these candidates which only exists on nevada's ballot. with all of the angst over the 2016 presidential election night to see how none does. >> all of the information is right there on the sample ballot that should have arrived in your mailbox by now. >> as for the ")two main candidates, they both met here in las vegas for the third and final debate at unlv. >> with 17 days now left until election day the states for the last debate were higher than ever. >> let me translate that if i can chris because >> you can't. w >> for the final time this election cycle donald trump and >> because you'd rather have a tough rpuppet then-president. >> you are the puppet.>> the two squared off over vladimir putin and possible russian hacking ancrichton emails. >> -- >> i don't know vladimir putin. he said nice things about me if we got along well that would be good. >> after back-and-forth donald trump

. >> yeah, it's -- it's coming it's basically based on a a michael crichton movie in the '70s where it's a futuristic theme park like jurassic park, in which the paying visitors can go live out their fantasies, you know, nihilistic or violent or sexual, in this western town that's inhabited by robots, essentially. >> jimmy: and you don't know who's a robot and who's part of the western game. >> right, right, the robots are indistinguishable from humans, so you can kind of live out all your like -- >> jimmy: no spoilers here. i don't want to knho [ laughter ] [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: here's james marsden arriving at the saloon in hbo's "westworld." take a look at this. >> you're new. i'll get you a discount. >> no offense, but i'd rather earn a woman's affection than pay for it. darling. the difference is our cost is fixed and posted right there on the door. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: james marsden, everybody! "westworld" premiers this sunday at 9:00 p.m. on hbo. we'll be right back withstand-up from nikki glaser. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ? [ ch

bates college professor margaret cryington looks at -- crichton looks at the assassination of williamckinley in the electrifying fall of rainbow city. bobby seale and photojournalist 1250e67b james provide a history of the black panthers in power to the people. also being published this week, the life of edith wilson, wife of president woodrow wilson and her influence on the presidency in madam president. historian tyler -- [inaudible] looks at how new york city became a desired destination for immigrants in city of dreams x. be daniel gordis provides a history of israel from its origins to today in israel. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch formany of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> you're watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction authors every weekend. booktv, television for serious readers. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider.