shauna had been attacked, >> reporter: detective dan long has been in homicide a long time, and god knows, vegas has kept him busy. him and his partner terri miller. >> when we arrived, there were fire department personnel everywhere. >> reporter: it was all too obvious. shauna had been attacked, probably as she walked into her house, had been beaten with something blunt and hard. >> and there was things done with the body that made us think that there was possible sexual assault of some type and there was posing of the body. >> reporter: some kind of predator at work here? a predator who escaped with a good hunk of cash from the looks of it. shauna's purse was missing. >> cash and casino chips. they get tipped with casino chips quite a bit. they're known to make $300, $400, $500 in a night. they make a lot of money. especially if they're good. and we did send detectives over to the palms. they talked to them. they said shauna is one of the best employees they had. >> reporter: but something happened after she left the palms. so what? >> shauna was very beautiful. is it someone that saw h

>> dan: that sums it has been a long time in coming. as we listen to the alma mater for the first time in a while. it is a win feeling in that end zone in front of the notre dame >> dan: across the world, they've waited a long time for this one. a home victory for the first time since september 10th. notre dame's first home game of the season. it. we send you down to kathryn. >> kathryn: a big part of that defense was jarron. what did you notice that allowed to you make so many negative plays? >> i couldn't hear you. >> kathryn: what did you notice allowed to you make so many negative plays on defense? >> i just had to get penetration to the best of my ability and make plays. >> kathryn: how would you describe what this game was like to play in? it went back and forth so many times and it came down to the final minute of. that's what a rivalry is. notre dame versus miami. we had to fight until the very end. i was able to pull out the win. >> your coach said this team was so close to getting a bin big. what does this do for your program?

>> dan: that sums it up. it has been a long time in as we listen to the alma mater for the first time in a while. it is a win feeling in that end zone in front of the notre dame >> dan: across the world, they've waited a long time for this one. a home victory for the first time since september 10th. notre dame's first home game of the season. the defense played a big part of >> kathryn: a big part of that defense was jarron. what did you notice that allowed to you make so many negative plays? >> i couldn't hear you. >> kathryn: what did you notice allowed to you make so many negative plays on defense? >> i just had to get penetration to the best of my ability and make plays. >> kathryn: how would you describe what this game was like to play in? it went back and forth so many times and it came down to the final minute. >> it was awesome to be a part notre dame versus miami. we had to fight until the very end. i was able to pull out the win. >> your coach said this team was so close to getting a bin big. what does this do for you

going get the [ bleep ] out of my life. >> reporter: then dan told detectives that he dropped off sam at a parking lot at a shopping center in long beach. and dan said that was the last time he saw sam. he later ditched sam's car and dan said he was sorry he had lied to police ars company of a man wearing a black cap. >> he doesn't exist. that's a lie. that's 100% proof lie. >> okay. >> and i apologize for that. >> okay. >> i just, i got so scared detective. >> okay. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: dan said he was frightened of sam, and he admitted he did need money for his wedding. >> i got greedy and i didn't want any harm to come or me or wife. >> okay. >> reporter: it seemed he had told them everything so far. >> where, where do you think sam's at now? >> like i said the last place that i saw him honestly now. >> right. >> when i dropped him off at the los altos shopping center, bellflower and spring in long beach. >> reporter: dan was cooperative, but he said he didn't know where sam was. >> he can't tell you the location or he won't tell you the location? >> didn't know at that point. thought he wasn't gonna tell us. didn't want

going get the [ bleep ] out of my life. >> reporter: then dan told detectives that he dropped off sam at a parking lot at a shopping center in longtime he saw sam. he later ditched sam's car and dan said he was sorry he had lied to police at first when he told them he last saw sam in the company of a man wearing a black cap. >> he doesn't exist. that's a lie. that's 100% proof lie. >> okay. >> and i apologize for that. >> okay. >> i just, i got so scared detective. >> okay. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: dan said he was frightened of sam, and he admitted he did need money for his wedding. >> i got greedy and i didn't want any harm to come or me or wife. >> okay. >> reporter: it seemed he had told them everything so far. but police pressed dan on the most important detail of all. >> where, where do you think sam's at now? >> like i said the last place that i saw him honestly now. >> right. >> when i dropped him off at the los altos shopping center, bellflower and spring in long beach. >> reporter: dan was cooperative, but he said he didn't know where sam was. >> he can't tell you the location or he won't tell you the location? >> didn

>> dan: that sums it up. it has been a long time in coming. as we listen to the alma mater for the first time in a while. it is a win feeling in that end zone in front of the notre dame >> dan: across the world, they've waited a long time for this one. a home victory for the first the season. the defense played a big part of it. we send you down to kathryn. >> kathryn: a big part of that defense was jarron. what did you notice that allowed to you make so many negative plays? >> i couldn't hear you. >> kathryn: what did you notice allowed to you make so many negative plays on defense? >> i just had to get penetration to the best of my ability and make plays. >> kathryn: how would you describe what this game was like to play in? it went times and it came down to the final minute. >> it was awesome to be a part of. that's what a rivalry is. notre dame versus miami. we had to fight until the very end. i was able to pull out the win. >> your coach said this team was so close to getting a bin big. what does this do for your program? >> it gifts lifts

of the night because i think this is a memory that cleveland sports fans will have for a long long time. dan gilbert spoke lebron james stepped out as they raised the banner and it was truly exciting. i cannot tell you what an amazing feeling it was to be inside the arena tonight as they handed out the rings. lebron set the stage for what will hopefully be a great season. >> none of us will ever forget. nobody in this building or community or state or anybody that has any ties to cleveland and northeast ohio. this building to next-door where our guys next-door are opening the world series. [ cheering and applause ] at this point if you are not from here, live here, play here, dedicate yourself to cleveland and it makes no sense for you to live at this point. cleveland against the world. >> just to get you up to speed what is going on with the indians they are in the eighth inning i corey kluber had an outstanding performance setting a record for an indians pitcher in a world series game with nine strikeouts. they are still playing and hopefully they can continue. they scored a couple runs ea

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the process of going back and forth with dan is pretty long and laborious. >> yeah. it was frustrating. >> reporter: particularly frustrating, because everett and the other detectives were beginning to believe that everything dan wozniak had been telling them was all just a grand, elaborate performance. but they still didn't know what the real story was. then the actor himself sudnl seemed to drop character. dan wanted to speak with the detectives again. what do you think's coming this time? >> i think he's going to give us more bs and he's going to add or change his story and -- >> reporter: but he's not going to give you the truth? >> no. no. >> reporter: what's wozniak's demeanor at this point? >> he's just, kind of, beyond himself as -- as we bring him into the interview room and at some point, he sits down and starts pulling at his hair. >> you said you wanted to talk what's going on? >> i'm crazy and i did it. >> you did what? >> i killed julie and i killed sam. >> okay. all right. >> i killed them both. >> reporter: you didn't see that coming. >> no. >> reporte

dan: 75 yards away with no time-outs. a field goal kicker that can kick it a long way but that's asking a lot >> doug: 34 yards. would say he'll attempt something from 63 and in. >> dan: he's had kicks this year that have been good for 60 plus. >> doug: only 30 yards away in 30 seconds. to have the opportunity. >> dan: let's see if kaaya can get it in there is a nice gain. by malcolm lewis. stops the clock. just six seconds off of it. and a gain of 14. >> doug: 14 yards in six seconds. you play soft coverage. those little out routes are 5 to 10 yards. they happen in four to six seconds. >> dan: out of bounds. another decent gain. to do. they're about ten yards away from having the opportunity to at least line up and try something. no time-outs for miami. kaaya. no big deal, right? stops the clock. >> doug: no big deal. the thing that ends the game f tackle behind the first down marker in the field of play. pretty soon you have time to go up because of blocked stops. spike the ball and then line up. the whole field is still in play. it is not just the boundary. >> dan: they have to get back for some more yardage

long run. stephanie: dan needles, drew olson, and stephen watson will all be live before the game in madison for a special edition of big 12 sports saturday at 6:30. then stay with us as the badgers take on the buckeyes at 7:00, only here on wisn 12. in madtown this weekend, espn's college gameday is coming to town. coming up in our second half what surprises rece davis most hour, about this badgers season. joyce: we will see you then. one of the most popular halloween costumes this year is not a presidential nominee or a movie character. kathy: coming up, the costume that has been making news across the country and its growing popularity at halloween express. joyce: kathy: presidential nominee donald trump emphatically denied allegations he sexually assaulted women. the republican presidential hopeful attacked the news organizations that published the reports. joyce: abc's kenneth moton has the finger pointing from both sides. >> the trump campaign reeling from new accusations of inappropriate conduct, including sexual assault. >> these people are horrible people. they're horrible, horrible lia

it is insulting to use dan's words. >> we've long known this.ean, obama, clinging to the bibles and guns, the left low view who take religion seriously. there is no real news here. it is out in the open, because of wikileaks. >> i want to ask subsidiary came in for some mockery. >> yeah, the concept of subsidiary, you know that very well. >> i'm not sure i practice as well as i should, but it is the idea that problems are best solved locally by the competent sort of least or closest authority to the situation. so it does argue for direct local charity for example over huge national or multi national organizations, or governments. >> bureaucracies that don't care if you're better or not. >> i also have to say, i know that the bigoted statements in this e-mail, maybe they're not surprising to people. you kind of know that the left is hostile to religion and christianity in particular. but what is significant is the other e-mails. the clinton campaign chairman is basically saying he has been working with a front group seeking to infiltrate the cath

dan-- we're under a wind advisory-- how long is it going to last? ((ad-lib)) red flag warning in effect until 11pm wind advisory in effect until 3am a large storm system is headed our way from the pacific northwest and will early monday. today the winds will get gusty and peak at about 40 mph in the valley and stronger on the big cool-down. high temps will top off in the upper 80s today, then drop to the mid 70s on monday. the winds will die off by the mid 50s monday into tuesday and high temps will rebound to around 80 on tuesday afternoon. afternoon highs will remain in the low 80s through thursday with abundant sunshine. right now-- a and metro is looking for a car stolen from that victim's home. police say the victim was found shot dead in his home near hacienda and eastern last night. detectives believe a car was stolen as part of the shooting. they're now looking for an electric-blue 2016 hyundai-- with nevada custom license house-- but the man may have been alone when the shooting happened. one of the roommates came home and found the body--

long and give you the latest. right now, let's get to 13 first alert meteorologist dan bronis. investigating shots fired on the east it sent several people scrambling..in fear of their lives. 13 action news reporter parker collins is live near hacienda and maryland parkway with more on the investigation. parker adlibs a man is behind bars this morning after police say he shot and killed his chopper 13 fast and first over the scene near lake mead and rampart yesterday. an hours-long standoff ensued following the shooting. witnesses say the grandmother, who was in her 80's, was seen running out of her home. she was apparently trying to escape after some sort of domestic situation. police say the suspect followed her outside and fired one shot, striking her in the head. one neighbor ran inside to get saving the woman's life. the woman ended up dying at the scene. after three hours,the suspect surrendered to negotiators. roads are back open this morning after yet another deadly crash in the valley. police say a man tried cutting between cars on northbound jones near the 95 around 5

dan and ama, we will be tracking multiple storms the tracking multiple storms the next seven days. important step forward. the time is longstry. passes - the ballot. tracking multiple storms the next seven days. with a break like this, we could dowhichever's faster. surgery means recovery time. a cast will get you back out there right away, but it's bulky. and can it take a beating? how did you break it again? roller derby. hip-checked. there's a rematch next week. snarling clementine has to be there. that's me. okay. so what color should the cast be? orange. orange is good. yeah, i like orange. it's kinda my thing. at john muir health, we know how big the little things can be. john muir health. be heard. it is time for the pharmaceutical industry to stop the entire nation is looking at california. let's go forward together. thank you all very much. >>> how sweet is that? firefighters in newark found two kittens on one of their fire trucks. they believe a neighborhood cat sought shelter in the hose bed and gave birth while the truck was parked outside. >> oh man. they were transported to a fremont clinic where they will b

dan. but then he gets in trouble at gettysburg. there's the long union line, dan marches his brigade up in front of the line, and they instantly get engulfed by confederates, and while the union line is scrambling to reform itself behind them, a cannonball shoots dan's -- shatters dan's right leg. they, the union survived, obviously, that day and, you know, luckily for dan, general lee made his own rash moves a day or two later. so now dan's in the hospital, they amputate his right leg. in those days when they amputated on the battlefield, they just threw the limbs out on a pile outside the hospital tent. dan was not going to let that happen to his leg. he had it boxed up and sent to the army medical museum here in d.c., and you can still see his leg bones to that day at the national museum of health and medicine. and be when dan used to come to washington after the war, he would always go to visit his leg. [laughter] another bunch from new york were just as scurrilous. elmer ellsworth, dark north african cavalrymen with the baggy pant loons and th

long.-- toss to dan one system moved out and another, weaker oway. most of the energy associated push close enough to give us a reinforcement of cooler air. this means below average temps will be the theme for the forecast through friday. expect a highs in the low 80s through thursday, with lots of sunshine and dry conditions. by friday we warm a bit to the mid 80s as high pressure builds over the area. afternoon highs will rise to the upper 80s for friday and the weekend. overnight lows will settle right now-- a man is waking up behind bars, after police say grandmother-- leading to an hours long standoff. chopper 13 was fast and first over the home near lake mead and rampart, where the suspect was holed up inside. witnesses tell us the grandmother, who was in her 80's was seen running out of her home-- apparently trying that's when officers say the man followed her outside and shot her in the head. the whole neighorhood was put on high alert during the standoff. stay by the front door and keep rear locked, if you hear somebody crashing through the

it was a steely dan song or album long time ago but that's what he reminds me of.trying to have -- be all things to all people. he can't afford to lose that trump core constituency, because they are the gop base. and yet, if he doesn't somehow draw a line in the sand then trump is going to take him down in pennsylvania. >> let's talk about women. the latest abc news poll shows that hillary clinton i believe is up by -- yeah there we go, 20 points, with women. 55% to 35% donald trump so i mean you know -- >> this was supposed to be one of the main aspects of his outreach. now it sounds like a joke but several months ago that was the whole cherish women thing and having ivanka get out there just hasn't happened. >> it's even worse than that 20% figure because among college educated white women, suburban women like those who live around me, the deficit is 32 points. and that's why, you know, it's perplexing. i don't know what the trump campaign could be looking at in terms of their internal data. kellyanne conway is a smart pollster. i heard the sound piece that you j

let's go from kittens to cubs. >> they should name them ama and dan. >> they'll get adopted right away. >> one of them will. somebody's long drought will end in this world series. with lebron james in the house , the cubs flirted with ♪ this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the last no hitter in the world series was a perfect game. he had some people feverishly googling don larson as they even it up a game apiece. i need fire. he had the hot bat. he is back from a knee injury and it drives in rizzo. it is 2-0 cubs. there is another base hit. he carried a no hitter into the 6th. the first hit of the game. a double off the bat and he allows one run and five and two-thirds. he gets carlos santana with two on. the cubs win it 5-1 and the series is even at 1-1 and heading to what should be a ruckus wrigley field. now that the shock has worn off how did the warrior resees spawned to their flop? a stun twog 9-point loss last night. they are b

let's go from kittens to cubs. >> they should name them ama and dan. >> they'll get adopted right away. >> one of them wilill. somebody's long drought will end in this world series. with lebron james in the house , the cubs flirted with >>> abc7 sports is brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> the last no hitter in the world series was a perfect game. he had some people feverishly googling don larson as they even it up a game apiece. i need fire. he had the hot bat. he is back from a knee injury and it drives in rizzo. it is 2-0 cubs. there is another base hit. he carried a no hitter into the 6th. the first hit of the game. a double off the bat and he allows one run and five and two-thirds. he gets carlos santana with two on. the cubs win it 5-1 and the series is even at 1-1 and heading to what should be a ruckus wrigley field. now that the shock has worn off how did the warrior resees spawned to their flop? a stun twog 9-point loss last night. they are back in practice. the dubs know they have a rebound and defend better. there would be bumps along the row, but he didn't expect a brick wall. >> we spoiled ourselves. we domi

dan, what do you think? >> if you're long disney, the likelihood of a sharp increase in the stock to the tune of 10%, get it back unchanged, doesn't seem particularly likely given the trends in the space. i like the idea of rolling short-dated calls, take in yield here. one idea, would you take that call premium and maybe buy a put and collar it and really protect yourself because if they were to make a long acquisition, i don't think investors would like that. i think the trading action, if you were just -- do a simple screen, how many stocks of this size, $150 billion or go down are actually up on a rolling e one-, two-week basis. markets pounded. disney's day-to-day relative strength suggested a bottom. we know it's about 30%. on a rolling 18-month basis, one of its worst relative periods. and this looks like it's found a floor. i think it's up. >> yeah. mine slightly over a year ago basically on this sports thing, we basically -- that was august of last year, skinny bundle comments and basically cord-cutting. that's when

long did he have -- sen. gore: i know you want to change the subject, dan, but let's stay on this one for a while. vice president quayle: how long did he have to wait -- or how quickly did he change his position on education? he changes his position all the time. sen. gore: let's stay with this issue for a while. vice president quayle: bill clinton -- bill clinton has trouble telling the truth. 3 words he fears most in the english language. mr. bruno: does anybody have any view about the appointment of judges on this? vice president quayle: tell the truth. sen. gore: yeah, i want to talk about this, because the question was not about free trade or education. the question -- vice president quayle: talk about waffling. you're the one who brought up the -- sen. gore: now, i let you talk. vice president quayle: -- issue of waffling. he's waffled on the abortion issue. sen. gore: i let you talk. let me talk now. it's going to be a long evening if you're like this, now. vice president quayle: oh, no, it's not -- sen. gore: don't change the subject -- mr. bruno: let's get on with it. gentlemen, let's get

which might be a better long term investment in your portfolio? dan morgan joins us, he owns shares of both companies and he joins us now. dan, nice to see you again, welcome back. >> how are you doing? >> let me start first of all with amazon's miss. were you surprised? >> it was a little bit disappointing. revenue was pretty much in line, as you said, earnings was way below. we know that bezos is known to spend money on future products and fulfillment centers. we thought this had gotten behind us a little bit. >> the big factor there, it seems, was the cost of shipping which has gone up. does amazon -- and i know they've made some steps in this direction -- does amazon need to capture more of its own shipping, in other words build its own network? >> it's interesting, tyler, because when you look at the increase in prime, right, which is free shipping, $99, you can buy stuff and get free shipping, one of the concerns of that was that it was going to eat into margins a little bit or eat into costs, because now amazon is taking on that cost. so you're

team, and the deputy is deputy dan glaze, 7-year in law enforcement. >> the suspect has a long criminal history that includes convictions for sexual assault, theft, fleeing from police, and disorderly conduct. and as you heard, the deputy who was glaze, who had been with the rusk county sheriff's department a year-and-a-half. before that he worked for eight years with the hayward police department. milwaukee police investigating a robbery and shooting that happened downtown overnight near 9th and juneau. a 18-year-old man suffered non life-threatening injuries. no one arrested. >>> a car accident in kenosha ends with one of the vehicles slamming into a building at the international. the cars were going in opposite directions, when they collided, one crashed into the building and caught fire, the driver of that car has been arrested for owi. the driver of the other car was cited for possession of marijuana, and having no insurance. a passenger in her car fled and has not been caught. >>> many local communities doing trick-or-treating right now. also, at this hour, hundreds of law enforce

vice president quayle: how long did he have -- senator gore: i know you want to change the subject, dan, but let's stay on this one for a while. vice president quayle: how long did he have to wait -- or how quickly did he change his position on education? he changes his position all the time. senator gore: let's stay with this issue for a while. vice president quayle: bill clinton -- bill clinton has trouble telling the truth. 3 words he fears most in the english language. mr. bruno: does anybody have any view about the appointment of judges on this? vice president quayle: tell the truth. senator gore: yeah, i want to talk about this, because the question was not about free trade or education. the question -- quayle: talk about waffling. you're the one who brought up the -- gore: now, i let you talk. quayle: -- issue of waffling. he's waffled on the abortion issue. gore: i let you talk. let me talk now. it's going to be a long evening if you're like this, now. quayle: oh, no, it's not -- gore: don't change the subject -- bruno: let's get on with it. gentlemen, let's get on with it. gore

dan-- we're under a wind advisory-- how long is it going to last? ((ad-lib)) red flag warning in effect unti effect until 3am a large storm system is headed our way from the pacific northwest and will valley and stronger on the mountains. dust will be a problem with upper 80s today, then drop to the mid 70s on monday. overnight temps will drop to the mid 50s monday into tuesday and high temps will rebound to around 80 on tuesday afternoon. afternoon highs will remain in the low 80s through thursday with abundant sunshine. back to that breaking news -- on the 15 and russell. that's according to nhp we are also hearing reports it may have been a crash involving several cars. 15 southbound at is closed. this is a live look at the 15 at tropicana. you're looking southbound. we have a crew heading there right niw right now-- a man is dead-- and metro is looking for a car stolen from that victim's night. detectives believe a car was stolen as part of the shooting. they're now looking for an electric-blue 2016 hyundai-- with nevada custom license plates "r

the defensive -- to dan's point, defensive stocks have been overvalued for a long timing. even the professional money managers i talked to in the divide income funds have moved away from them and into the more offensive sectors like financials, industrials. i would even though health care in there where you have some higher yielding names that aren't in those -- that space where everybody else is trapped. >> all right. >> well, here's the thing. so it makes perfect sense to rotate into cyclicals, if you think you're going to get this reinflation of growth. but there is so little areas around the globe that suggest we are going to have this reflaigs. that's the risk and then you have a scenario where possible the fed starts tightening into a weakening u.s. economy. >> let me throw some data by you. in the last 48 hours, all the global economies report their pmis. the vast majority are now positive above 50. according to my friends are -- where i get my charts, as you guys know, there's a lead by the global pmis to global industrial production in two months with a .86 correl

we don't like to talk about the future because it's a long way away, but when it does come, we dan: luke fischer is a preseason, second team all-big east selection. the seven-foot senior from germantown is expected to be the leader, both on and off the floor. >> he has been an efficient score. we need him to rebound at a higher level and need him to be that they today presents -- pr leaders are for their teams. >> as a senior, i feel like i have to be that every day. it's all about consistency. we're small up front and so we have to be smart and we have to be strong in the middle. dan: game four of the nlcs in los angeles still going on. the cubs blowing out the dodgers 10-2. addison russell with a two-run homer in the fourth. then anthony rizzo blasted a solo homer in the fifth. game five is tomorrow in l.a. and in toronto, former brewer marco estrada served up a pair of home runs, this one by coco 3-0 to win the series the 4-1. indians are in the world series for the first time since they 1997. haven't won a world series title since 1948. the football team might go 0-6. toya: not that

ron capps is the dan marino, nolan ryan or john stockton of sports. big names, long careers, guys without winning a title. ron capps/funny car driver; "being in a position to win a championship 4 or 5 times, and right down to the wire and coming up short, i think it's helped me." the funny car driver won his first race in 1995.. 21 years later he's still without a crown. but he does have 49 s ron capps/driver; "this year i'm hoping we can close the deal and actually be great to clinch it here and celebrate in vegas." maybe the pistons have aligned... capps in first place... 64 points ahead of teammate tommy johnson. tommy johnson/teammate; "everybody is talking about ron, he's been so close and do ya hope he wins it and i said no i don't we're second place and said i've never won one either." nobody remembers who finished second... but he's in company like charles barkley and ernie banks.. guys you know but have never held the crown. antron brown/top fuel champ; "that's what makes our sport so brutal.. overs. when you go out there and race if you lose by 3 thousands

dan-- we're under a wind advisory-- how long is it going to last? ((ad-lib)) red flag warning in effect until 11pm wind advisory in effect until 3am a large storm system is headed our way from the pacific northwest and will bring windy conditions through early monday. today the winds will get gusty and peak at about 40 mph in the valley mountains. dust will be a problem with those gusts. the system will also bring a big cool-down. high temps will top off in the upper 80s today, then drop to afternoon. overnight temps will drop to the mid 50s monday into tuesday and high temps will rebound to around 80 on tuesday afternoon. afternoon highs will remain in the low 80s through thursday with abundant sunshine. right now-- a man is dead-- and metro is looking for a car home. police say the victim was found shot dead in his home near hacienda and eastern last night. detectives believe a car was stolen as part of the shooting. they're now looking for an with nevada custom license plates "raaptor". five people lived in the house-- but the man may have been a

why the long wait, dan? mr. bruno: mr. vice president. vice president quayle: hal, president bush has had his health care reform agenda on capitol hill for 8 months. he's had parts of it up there for years. you talk about increasing costs that the president has had on capitol hill medical malpractice reform legislation for several years. defensive medicine in health care today cost $20.7 billion. defense medicine defined as testing and treatment that is only necessary in case of a lawsuit. wouldn't that be nice to take $20.7 billion that we're putting into our legal system and put it to preventive health care or women's health care or something else besides trial lawyers? but no, you don't want to reform the health care system to drive down costs through medical malpractice. what you're doing -- you are talking about a government program. your program is to ration health care. you said in your statement to see a doctor when you want to see a doctor. when you start rationing health care there's going to be a waiting line to see a doctor un

dan, you've known governor pence a long time, back from when he was in the house.t's the biggest value added of a mike pence? >> two things he brings to the campaign. one is reassurance to conservatives there will be conservative values at heart of this trump/pence ticket. the second thing he does is, hawaii been helpful reassuring donors that the donor class, which is very distressful of donald trump they trust mike pence. he has good connections with them. the two big things he's able to bring to the ticket. >> also likes to fund raze. unlike donald trump. he actually likes that part of campaigning. the other thing with mike pence, he is so disciplined in terms of messaging. going through his, given debates the last couple of days. had to go back and look which one i was actually watching because he said the same thing verbatim so many times. he's very hard to rattle and very hard to get off that message. that's going to be a real challenge for atlanttim kaine t something he maybe wouldn't have otherwise. >> conservative in the way trump is not. doesn't come easy

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long ago. >>russell: all right, dan. check in with you later. thank you. >>laura: 6:34 now. new guidelines from the american academy of pediatrics on preventing sidz. it says that babies should sleep their lives and preferably an entire year. however, they should not sleep in the same bed as parents. they should have their own crib or bass inet. parents who share a room with the baby for the first full year of life can reduce the risk of sidz by up to 50 y%. babies should sleep on a firm mattress and never a chair or couch. also avoid using soft bedding and crib bumpers. mother would have more comfort. >>russell: a new study gives us insight into the minds of blue collar millennial workers. study shows that 80% of millennials in the blue collar sector don't feel like they're getting tools to grow. when they say blue collar, them people working in factories and the manufacturing sector. mentorship and growth. since millennials will make up the majority of workers in the next two years, it's important to understand how they think and how they work. >>laura: a scary scene in ho

dan schwartz.... in a statement.. cited wells fargo's century- plus-long presence in the silver state... and said quote-- "punishing thousands of hard-working nevadans who work at wells fargo for the actions of considerably fewer bad apples would not be fair." he went on to say the treasurer's office will take action once the bank has had time to respond to its mistakes. meantime wells fargo c-e-o john stumpf continues in the bank... over the unauthorized opening of millions of accounts to meet aggressive sales targets. n-b-a legends tip off with north las vegas police. it's all a part of the shooting for peace program. "we really are here just to help and improve the community. we want folks to be safe as well as ourselves so we're just hoping that we're able to bridge some gaps out here and that we have a good interaction with the community. former toronto raptor jerome "junk yard dog" williams hosted the event saturday. officers say with all of the challenges the country is facing--- it's an opportunity to bridge the gap between police and the community. a very special meeting between

long going issues. i really don't know where asked police chief dan trelka to step down from his duel role overseeing police and fire-- and focus on law enforcement. the mayor also tasked trelka with rebuilding community trust, which, the chief says is happening. "they're going great... so many good things have been happening in waterloo. looking at our most recent crime stats, we continue to trend down." trelka plans to create new initiatives to keep building relationships and curbing crime. -a ol donations and return them to the community in different ways. -also a diversion program, which aims to help at risk juveniles. -more education events like this one too, which guys like donell say is a start. "i think this is a step in the right direction. i think a lot more hast to be done." there is going to be one more of these role playing meetings in the near future. after, a community dinner to discuss what was learned. bruce and beth? a black hawk county sheriff's deputy has resigned after accusations that he drunkenly assaulted someone while he had a weapon on him. erick mcferran faces several charges, inc

. >> question for you dan, how long have you been the fire marshal? >> on a interim role? including my interim time it is about a year and a half. >> okay. and obviously this matter is very important. curious to know why you didn't make the rounds to brief members of the committee? >> with regard to- >> these items. >> okay, which items in particular? >> item 8, the whole topic we are talking about. >> okay. well, if we look at the proposed changes, we are not proposing to change anything with access. i assume we are talking about access. the status quo remains the status quo. i say supervisor wiener's proposal is changing the current 2013 to 2016 code. eliminating 503.4.1, that was in the last code psychosqul wish to maintain that. appendix d we are silent on appendix d and not putting that in there at the wish of working with other departments and supervisors. i would say sfr the most part the status quo is in place here and we are not the ones requesting change on that. >> but you are the ones requesting there is no change. generally departments make their rounds when t

my good buddy, long lost, dan aaron is back in town. he has been overseas and he said i'm back. get together. you got it, dan. he is probably freezing with that 56. 23 in truckee. most esunny weather on tap. gradual warming. it looks warmer towards the end of the week. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. the warmest not a big difference between kentfield field and vacaville. 60s on the coast. >>> in the city, low 70s on the peninsula. it looks warmer thursday, friday and saturday. still okay on sunday. a little cooler. >> thank you, steve. >> you're welcome. >>> the time is 7:52. a string of thefts at high-end stores. in 20 minutes, the suspects charged in take-over style robberies in the bay area and several other cities. >>> it is meant to create a place where people can buy and sell their items. why facebook apologized just hours after launching a new service. so i got your test results an allergy to cat dander.w there are options, but the most effective course of action would be to remove the source of the allergens. he's got a name. it's herbert. as long as you live with herbe

dan? >> ron says that -- >> what? >> that's a long story. >> now, that's an upcoming "pop news" story there, guys. >> justin bieber. >> $20. >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. >>> moving on, check this out. one irish grandma's got some skills, and she is not afraid to show it. take a look at granny. okay. you guys, you guys have seen this, right, the viral bottle flipping. >> boom. >> bam. granny nailing it. not just one bottle. >> two. >> dos right the. >> look, even her grandson is impressed. the shades. >> there times in a row. isn't that amazing? >> really, really, ron? unbelievable. the shades in tow and all, granny looking so cool, 82,000 views on facebook. >> four times in a row. that's incredible. >> i mean -- >> hold on. >> wait. >> different angle here. whoa. >> should we do a little flip-flop right now? >> don't do it, paula. >> no? >> if we only had a bottle. >> i know. we don't have a bottle, but we views and reactions of paula faris do not necessarily reflect the views of abc news. >> oh, my gosh. >> we'll be back tomorrow morning

dan connolly. superintendent in chief william grass. greg long, head of our investigative services. and pat roles, head of the boston police patrolman's association. and reverend mark scott who is here representing the clergy. first of all, i would like to commend my officers for the courage and bravery they displayed last night. i'm real proud of their

investigators say she was involved in a long series of phone calls leading up to the killing andft killing of dan markel, taken into custody. kathryn was facing a first degree murder charge. police say markel was gunned down in 2014 in his driveway as part of an elaborate murder for mire plot, orchestrated by the wealthy family of his ex-wife, police say they discovered magbanuea was the boyfriend of whendi's brother, charles. did she have anything to do with his murder? >> no. >>> this morning, we have video of the moment a balloon show went wrong. this happened in the albuquerque balloon fiesta. one balloon drifts away into a power line. luckily, no one was hurt. >>> it was a close call over the week end for families gathered at a car show in houston. watch as this mustang shelby spins out of control and just misses people on the street. parents tried to scoop up their children. organizers reminded the people there that the monthly gathering is not a competition. beating kansas and beating them bad, 43-10. >>> let's get the highlights from a few other games from our friends at espn. >>> good mo

long on msnbc, from all of us here on nbc news, have a great dan: if a bad guy breaks into my house, i have every right to defend my home. and i will. i have no problem with background checks and good decent americans have a right to bear arms. bad guys? criminals? the dangerously mentally ill? we've made it way too easy for them to buy guns. we have a loophole where dangerous people can walk into a gun show and buy a gun, no questions asked. after that, they could walk vo: yes on question 1. >>> nbc sports, home of the olympic games, the nhl, premier league, the chase for the nascar sprint cup and primetime's number one show, "sunday night football," only on nbc. >>> welcome to arlington, texas. dak prescott and the cowboys are in first place in the nfc east. tonight, they face their division rivals, carson wentz and the philadelphia eagles on "sunday night football." >> the 2016 nfl draft, carson wentz. ezekiel elliott. >> let's go. >> they are the class of 2016. >> let's get it.