>> why did you do it, dante?nth after sarah had been brutally murdered, detectives flew down to florida armed with a warrant and brought her suspected killer back to new york where he was charged with rape and first-degree murder. >> why'd you kill her? >> reporter: sarah's brother-in-law nick heard about the arrest from police. >> the detectives called at night, very late, and said that they were bringing dante taylor back. he was the one who murdered sarah. >> what was it like to hear that? >> a lot of emotions. just want to get a hold of him, really. you know? just give him to me. don't even, you know, worry about anything else. >> the court of nick? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: he wasn't surprised to hear who it was. >> he was the only one -- the only person that when i got to him, face to face, like me and you, i felt something that i just wanted to rip his heart out of him. it was just real bad. >> reporter: sarah's sister lizzy will never forget hearing the news. >> the detective called me and said that, we

i'm cuddling with my new friend, dante, dante the duck. thanks for watching.aking our daughter to vote for the first time. congratulations. natasha emailed my daughter is in labor and is texting me with updates. oh, that's great, congratulations to you both. and from my colleague, garrett haake who is flying to michigan with my pal and travel companion elise pg, a white house producer, they're both on assignment. hi, thanks for watching. i also got this note from deborah, my granddaughter just gave birth to my fifth grandchild, i'm watching her other children. one is awake. >>> coming up, on "morning joe" a check-in with dr. scott gottlieb. plus, the democrat who is closing out strong in a special senate election race in georgia. reverend raphael warnock is going to join the conversation. and a behind the scenes look at two of the most iconic presidents in history, barack obama and ronald reagan. seen through the eyes of renowned white house photographer pete souza. "morning joe" just moments away. . "morning joe" just moments away. n that does the same, the r

dante was just on a while ago with me.he secret service aren't wearing masks on air force one. they want wearing them yesterday. would that be their decision, or is it whatever the preference of the president is? >> listen, the secret service is apolitical. they're independent. they don't serve to please the president, so if the president is comi demanding that they wea masks -- i have seen shift members wear, masks, individual officers -- that's an individual choice. it's a risk based analysis they make. these guys are the risk experts. so in terms of policy, health security comes first. they should be wearing masks. i hope they are. but it's going to be situationally depossituatio situationally dependent when they choose wear. >> i know they're used to protecting the president from physical threats, but they can't protect him from this unless they're wearing masks or keeping people away from him not wearing masks. if they're in a situation leak th like this and it's frowned upon by the leader to wear a mask, what is that

dante sions. but he might even need a. loan longer be you or he was only when i began here that i realized what goes on at the other plantations. i used to think it was just the way things worked in italy and now i'm here i understand what's going on i lie about that we're being exploited and you're. not going to. get through what i got so is head of the co-operative he wants to raise awareness of the plight of the seasonal workers. are there any chance you know what we need to tell consumers when i'm back so that you could buy a can of tomato puree for $0.40 i'll accept do it yourself be an antonio we're exploring so much that they were forced to live in terrible conditions with no basic rights no running water no electricity. so do you still want to buy those tomatoes. presence to market products are sold for next to nothing or even they're picking processing packaging and transport all have to be accounted for profit is all that matters that's why a kilo of tomatoes often fetches as little as $0.05. as a farmer i'm gett

. >> keeping socially dant. the mayo clinic urging people to avoid. parties, haunted houses and especially trick or treating. >> having people from different households mixing is a high-risk activity. >> instead, alternative low-risk celebrations. >> in case you are wondering, the candy on this slide is disinfected first. halloween isn't canceled, just different. >> everything is different we can give them a little bit of normalcy. they deserve it. >> cbs news, new york. >>> so coming up this morning, we'll take you to georgia, one of the three battleground states in the south where presidential candidates are tied. more on the rising cases of coronavirus and more with chief of staff mark meadows. and bill nye, the science guy, tells us about his new book aimed at inspiring the next generation of scientists. s that cbs morning news this monday. i'm anne marie green. have a great day. >>> live from the cbs be area studios, this is kp

change because it increases discrimination based on race he make this claim in a brief in the case of dante lamont mcdaniel you may remember that story he was sentenced to death in 2009 for murdering 2 people. well coming up next on the kron 4 morning news early voting totals for the selection have already exceeded those from back in 2016 nationwide. >>we'll talk about how officials in the south bay are handling the influx. plus force officials are concerned about the long-term fire hazards and the high sierra as we head into the winter months. we'll explain coming up after the break. great day on the lake! it is. lunch is cookin'! and i saved a bunch of money on my boat insurance with geico. fellas, can it get any better than this? whoa! my old hairstyle grew back. so did mine. [80's music] what? i was an 80's kid. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. back everyone and thanks for staying with us forest service firefighters in northern california. >>responded to a wildfire that started monday morning in eldorado national forest crews to put out the fire quickly. but forc

. >> black voices for trump dante johnson, a number of the topics. >> let's get back to this, the presidentsident, when it comes to the lead up, we are focusing on the ground game. let's take a look at these numbers. they say 4 million plus homes, 2.5 million volunteers, the biden campaign was on hiatus for the last few months. >> from spring to september, in the month of october, here is my take away. there is nothing to grant, has nothing to do with politics. before director brought in candy and approaches individually. what if he put the candy somewhere and so there's candy? would he have been responsible? and this is a friend for a neighbor, i'm inclined to go with that person. and we will double down on this doorknocking strategy, and when this election. >> some have said joe biden was going to win, now donald trump is going to win because of the enthusiasm you are seeing from the trump rallies and things like that. the other parties it comes down to two things, the economy and coronavirus. there are still a number of will, if you are afraid of coronavirus you don't want them coming to

with a pandemic came the lockdown after that ended everyone look to those tourists who dant to go on vacation without them there's no income and it's a matter of sheer survival. but there are tools hooks and a spear so. there is no state support by term must help himself. he was born here and knows how much nature can provide. together with his son and his father he now goes out fishing every day. and he hopes to get enough from the sea to make a small profit. on. the legacy later. baytown knows his way around. an octopus likes to hide in the wrong just like the lobster. oysters op backbreaking one. small catch after an hour it is actually off season for d.c. creatures. because there are many lobsters but they're still too small. to look in on us as we only get as much as we need the pandemic is forcing us to fight for our survival just like everyone else almost all a single tourist boat passes by better misses the gas and not only for financial reasons see if you get the game it was elected make friends and it's nice to get to know other parts of the world and since i don't have the

we know the first lady, con if i dants that don't work at the white house but were helpful for debate prep, hope hicks that worked at the white house, press secretary and two of her deputies, what is it like, the ghost town was the phrase used in "the washington post" reporting about the white house today. what is happening there, what can't happen there because it is the source of a big covid outbreak? >> yeah. it has changed fundamentally the way it looks inside the west wing for now. it is unclear how long this will last. i remember a few months ago when we first reported on cases inside the west wing, you started to see people wear masks, had to wear them going into the west wing, that quickly evaporated. you are seeing staffers that come to work with a mask, but there are way less of them than you had seen before. today, only one press aide in the area there are normally a half dozen there, that was because reporters have to be tested because they have been in the vicinity of kayleigh mcenany who tested positive, despite saying she was in close contact with someone that was posit

dante sions. remind you when you know. long long he was only when i began here that i realized what goes on at the other plantations . i used to think it was just the way things worked in italy and now i'm here i understand what's going on. that we're being exploited he said there but. not any comment yet through what i've got so is head of the co-operative he wants to raise awareness of the plight of the seasonal workers. to share see what they need to tell consumers around them so that you could buy a can of tomato puree for $0.40 alex abdulla giuseppe and antonio works ploy so studies they were forced to live in terrible conditions with no basic rights no running water no electricity. so do you still want to buy those tomatoes. processed tomato products are sold for next to nothing even though picking processing packaging and transport all have to be accounted for profit is all that matters that's why a kilo of tomatoes often fetches as little as 5 cents. as a farmer i'm getting paid just $0.05 per kilo now am i going t

do joe biden dante bragged that he was withholding a billion taxpayer dollars unless they fire the prosecutornvestigating his son? >> very publicly that was brought up during the impeachment trial. >> sean: okay. it sounds like a quid pro quo to me. do you know anybody that gets paid millions with no experience because i don't. >> was on another program and i heard one of the financial experts talk about how hunter biden probably made double what and exxonmobil member of the board makes. so no, this money was clearly out of line, what is normal for u.s. businessmen. we know why. we know why burisma paid them so much. it was for influence. >> sean: annual report, you have a money line and you see the wire transfer of money from kazakhstan to hunter biden's firm, earmarked for a new car. did you find that? >> that was kind of a strange one. that's the exact same day that joe biden was in ukraine talking to their legislature and preaching anticorruption. there was a little strange. there were some oil deals going on. we don't have all that pieced together but people are starting to connect the d

question her and her boyfriend marcellus student and she says that there was no reason why officer dante salinas shot at them because they were unarmed and did not provoke the shooting salinas has been fired largely because he did not activate his body camera until after the shooting. portland's city council has delayed a vote on additional police budget cuts until after next week's presidential election. >>mayor ted wheeler said in a statement that 3 council members, including himself needed more time to evaluate the effect of cutting 18 million dollars from the police department budget in oregon's largest city city lawmakers over the summer already slashed almost 16 million dollars from the almost 230 million dollar budget. >>the philadelphia city council joining leaders of other cities and it has voted to block police from using tear gas rubber bullets or pepper spray on peaceful protesters that's after hearing hours of testimony from people injured or traumatized by the use of those weapons. the moves followed days of protest or break ins and atm thefts that followed the death of wal

he made this claim in a brief in the case of dante lamont mcdaniel who has been sentenced now to death in error was sentenced to death in 2009 for murdering 2 people. it's 5.42 and still to come just one week to go before the election and the trump and biden campaigns are making their last minute hitches. >>we'll take a look at where they are. need to find the closest official ballot drop box near you? just visit vote.ca.gov to find your nearest location. then drop off your ballot. your vote will be secure and counted. there are other ways to vote too. just return your vote-by-mail ballot at your voting location or mail it back. or you can vote safely in-person during early voting or on election day. vote the way you're most comfortable - but vote by 8pm on november 3rd. what if your clothes could stay fresh for weeks?t smell clean? now they can! this towel has already been used and it still smells fresh. pour a cap of downy unstopables into your washing machine before each load and enjoy fresher smelling laundry for up to 12-weeks. instwith vicks sinex saline congnasal mist. for drug

perfectly, 14-6 carolina early however in the third quarter, atlanta is now leading 19-14, ugly moment, danteowler junior potentially throws out a leg at bridgewater, unbelievable tripping there, as bridgewater goes down he is hit by charles harris in the helmet, harris would be ejected and rightfully so, bridgewater, remarkably actually came back in the game. fourt -quarter, atlanta up a few points, todd gurley capping a 75 yard run, rams looking good tonight, the falcons wind up winning 25-17, they are now 2-6 as they beat carolina. all right, i'm sure many of you notice tonight, julie gaynor is not with us, and for good reason. i always say family first, right? she was busy. watching her son tonight, jake from fresno state starting quarterback, early on in this thing under pressure, he will step back into the pocket, fire from the end zone, rivers and a 13 yard touchdown catch with replay right here, showing very ably right there, rivers had three touchdowns in the game, fourth quarter, fresno up, gaynor again this time for crawford, six yard touchdown, he finishes with 311 yards, three to

it made the claim in a brief in the case involving a dante lamont mcdaniel he was sentenced to death back in 2009 for murdering 2 people. >>well it is definitely a beautiful in clear morning, it is still windy for a lot of the bay area though fortunately for san francisco oakland, san jose that's not the case is actually pretty calm right alongside the day in these areas. and temperatures today will stay in the 70's making for a comfortable afternoon. i'm talking fire danger and what to expect as we make our way into halloween weekend still to come. >>and i'm tracking your commute around the bay area live look at the bay bridge toll plaza lots of stop and go traffic heading into san francisco and a fatal accident still blocking install a lot details coming up. (garage door opening) it is my father's love... it is his passion- it is his fault he didn't lock the garage. don't even think about it! been there, done that. with liftmaster® powered by myq®, know what's happening in your garage- from anywhere. you can take a day off fromy worrying about your packages. ♪ ohhh yeahhh! just con

he made this claim in a brief in the case of dante lamont mcdaniel who was sentenced to death back in 2009 for murdering 2 people. >>in walnut creek a man is in custody tonight after police say he attacked and suv and the people in that police say a this was the scene this was friday night downtown walnut creek. police say as many as 25 people surrounded an suv some of them were trying to open the driver's side door, others for yelling at the people inside kicking the car. officers hit michael chapman with a foam baton chapman later identified as an agitator and counter protester at a rally supporting president trump earlier in the day at that rally police say chapman exposed a ballistic vest that he had been wearing under his jacket. >>the south bay man faces charges accused of sexually assaulting several victims while he was a house manager at hopes sober living in san jose police say 32 year-old justin abraham lopez sexually assaulted at least 4 people. officers arrested him sherman oaks he is now awaiting extradition to santa clara county. >>after a long fight on capitol hill amy

immediately following the game join laura and jeff and ian and dante. and grant. for post-game live immediately following the dolphins and the 49ers. >>> dolphins lost to the seahawks tonight 31-23. or this afternoon. what kind of problems do the dolphins pose? dolphins have ryan fitzpatrick who throws for a lot of yards, over 300 yards today. is he a difficult quarterback to contain? >> i don't necessarily think. he is going to throw the ball up for grabs. give you opportunities to make plays defensively. he's not a huge threat as far as expanding the pocket or being that elusive. but the guy's a smart guy. he's going to make some plays. i think they just struggle with consistently -- consistency. the thing about the dolphins, they're scrappy. they seem to bite, scratch, claw. they're in the game. they just can't find a way to win it. the problem is looking at the next tale of this season and the schedule, the meat of the schedule's about to hit. and that's when all the good teams are going to start lining up the 49ers are going to have to face. >> devante parker

ortega, the common dante whose head of the nicaraguan sandinista isn't about marxist. they don't believe in church. they don't believe in a free election. they don't believe in all the values that we believe in. it is our policy to support democracies there. and when you have freedom fighters that want to perfect a revolution and go the democratic route, we believe in giving them support. we are for support. we are for negotiation three dollars out of every four sundown there has been for economic aid. to support the people's chance to eat and live. to be happy and enjoy life. one fourth only was military. you would not get that from listening to mr. mondale. >> miss norma quarles? >> by president bush, the last three republican administrations, eisenhower, nixon, and ford, none of them are soft on communism. they met with the soviets and got agreements on arms control. the soviets have not changed that much. can you tell us why president reagan has not met with the soviet ministers at all? and only met with foreign ministers less than a month ago. >> yes i can. the --

. >> dante is talking about material 4.5 billion years ago.sion to retrieve a sample from an asteroid. >> and liftoff of osirius rex. >> reporter: the $800 million asteroid hunting robot began chasing it years ago. >> we have arrived. >> reporter: but right away the asteroid surprised the team. >> we thought the surface was going to be sandy and beachy. then i thought we're in for a real challenge here. >> benu is covered in boulders. to find a safe spot to find a sample scientists spent a year. they settled on this small flat called nightingale crater. there's mountain of doom. we don't want to fly into that. >> the spacecraft is about the size of a large van. it has to maneuver into an area the size of a few parking spaces. its 11 foot long arm ends with a sort of space vacuum cleaner designed to collect 2 ounces of asteroid gravel. the robot will spend ten seconds before backing away. >> the most intriguing part to me of the mission is the excitement of bringing a sample back to earth. >> reporter: laurie glaze, nasa's director of planetary

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so they were good issues for me as a dante. but that all -- as a candidate. but that all changed, that all changed just a little over two years ago when senate democrats waged an attack on president trump's nominee to fill the vacancy that occurred by the retirement of supreme court justice kennedy. and by attack, i don't mean engage in a vigorous debate about brett kavanaugh's political and judicial philosophy. or his background. rather, they waged an attack on brett kavanaugh himself, on his character and his reputation and his family. and not with facts, but with fabrications. my opponent, north dakota's junior senator, joined the smear campaign and changed the priorities of our campaign quickly from sanctuary cities to suddenly the supreme court of the united states. that happened just two years and a couple of weeks ago. as much as anything -- as much as any reason, as much as any issue, the supreme court is why i am here today, and i don't mean just today. i mean why i am a united states senator. so when president trump nominated judge amy coney barrett

i want to associate myself to the comments of dante king and i want to also mention that any independentnvestigation that occurred should be outside of the city jurisdiction. also any independent e.e.o. investigation should include, but not be limited to the investigation to responses to employee complaints, settlement terms, and whether such settlements were correctly paid and administered without fraud and that clear and transparent e.e.o. investigation policies and practices should be in place across all departments, including thresholds that are open for all to see, for any reinvestigation that's implemented. and i want to mention that as a white woman, i am concerned and very distracted to hear that black woman represent 80% of all discipline across our agency, but only 40% of woman in the agency. that is unacceptable and i urge rapid and immediate action be taken to address it. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. could we have the next caller, please. >> hi, i'm a member of local 21. i was on the mayor's task force. i just want to thank sheryl davis for reporting out

i want to associate myself to the comments of dante king and i want to also mention that any independentnvestigation that occurred should be outside of the city jurisdiction. also any independent e.e.o. investigation should include, but not be limited to the investigation to responses to employee complaints, settlement terms, and whether such settlements were correctly paid and administered without fraud and that clear and transparent e.e.o. investigation policies and practices should be in place across all departments, including thresholds that are open for all to see, for any reinvestigation that's implemented. and i want to mention that as a white woman, i am concerned and very distracted to hear that black woman represent 80% of all discipline across our agency, but only 40% of woman in the agency. that is unacceptable and i urge rapid and immediate action be taken to address it. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. could we have the next caller, please. >> hi, i'm a member of local 21. i was on the mayor's task force. i just want to thank sheryl davis for reporting out

i want to associate myself to the comments of dante king and i want to also mention that any independentnvestigation that occurred should be outside of the city jurisdiction. also any independent e.e.o. investigation should include, but not be limited to the investigation to responses to employee complaints, settlement terms, and whether such settlements were correctly paid and administered without fraud and that clear and transparent e.e.o. investigation policies and practices should be in place across all departments, including thresholds that are open for all to see, for any reinvestigation that's implemented. and i want to mention that as a white woman, i am concerned and very distracted to hear that black woman represent 80% of all discipline across our agency, but only 40% of woman in the agency. that is unacceptable and i urge rapid and immediate action be taken to address it. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. could we have the next caller, please. >> hi, i'm a member of local 21. i was on the mayor's task force. i just want to thank sheryl davis for reporting out

so they were good issues for me as a dante. but that all -- as a candidate. but that all changed, that all changed just a little over two years ago when senate democrats waged an attack on president trump's nominee to fill the vacancy that occurred by the retirement of supreme court justice kennedy. and by attack, i don't mean engage in a vigorous debate about brett kavanaugh's political and judicial philosophy. or his background. rather, they waged an attack on brett kavanaugh himself, on his character and his reputation and his family. and not with facts, but with fabrications. my opponent, north dakota's junior senator, joined the smear campaign and changed the priorities of our campaign quickly from sanctuary cities to suddenly the supreme court of the united states. that happened just two years and a couple of weeks ago. as much as anything -- as much as any reason, as much as any issue, the supreme court is why i am here today, and i don't mean just today. i mean why i am a united states senator. so when president trump nominated judge amy coney barrett