>> dee mower was incarcerated in federal prison. >> reporter: tax fraud.en's wealthy wife dee was david novak's client. that's why ken dolezsar knew david novak. so detectives drove over to the loft where they spoke with mr. novak. >> he was soft spoken. >> reporter: and a bright man. >> he came across as very intelligent, yes. >> reporter: answered all the questions but didn't seem to be of much help. then as detective carriger was preparing to leave, he tried one more question. that prepaid cell phone, the one someone used to invite ken to the fatal meeting, the store had surveillance video of a man buying that very phone. ken's family said they didn't recognize him, but would novak? carriger showed him the photo. >> we asked who is that? he says he's my neighbor. he lives two floors below. >> reporter: and just like that, a big piece of the puzzle plopped into place. but fair warning -- as you'll see, puzzle pieces and some residents of this downtown loft might not be quite what they seem. >>> coming up -- >> there is a massive sense of disbelief. >> th

dee.o represent pipville, which is a fictional town, population 9400 at the moment, city limits 20 metres. and it is a really stark representation to show the impact that this is having on people's daily lives, and john and dee dee will be joined by several other people with ms to tell this story, really, and we really hope that politicians will come and have a look, come and talk to people with ms, and take a different view. because ms is hard enough, it shouldn't be made harder by a system that makes no sense. both of you, you appealled against a decision and both won, which tells you what, john? well, that the right people saw the real result or... the reality. the reality of what... my condition, if you like. whereas the first one didn't really bear any resemblance to what i was saying. and when you find out you have overturned it successfully, what was your reaction, how do you respond? well, i was relieved, but i didn't feel like i should have had to go through that experience to beg

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for dee, thejury is trump. first time i for barack obama. vote for donald trump again.|j out on whether she would vote for donald trump again. i need to see more growth in the economy, i need to see him do more of what he says he's going to do. in a country of so many voices, american values mean different things to different people, and that's at the heart of many of this nation's divides. rajini vaidyanthan, bbc news, memphis. a few weeks to go and warnings have been issued across eastern spain ahead of what is expected to be the worst torrential rainfall in ten yea rs. worst torrential rainfall in ten years. around 200 millimetres is forecasting just 12 hours. its days before tropical —— since tropical storm leslie hit 13 dead in the balearic islands. the sagrada familia basilica, one of spain's most famous tourist sites, has agreed to pay $41 million to barcelona's authorities after failing to have a building permit, for more than 130 years. the money will be spent on improving public transport and access to the monument and surrounding

we the sent raymond down to talk to the attend dees, you do not want to miss what they say about the traveling band of asylum speaking and senator corey booker facing this strange sexual assault allegation that comes from an anonymous twitter user who writes this long letter. we examine how believe everyone could seriously backfire on the democrats. but first, mobile mobs highlight democrats tone deafness. as trump, the closer, elect try identifies on the stump. that's the focus of tonight's angle. just as in 201 there is no politician in america today who has a better reed on what the voters want than donald trump. >> what does the president understand that other politicians don't? >> he understands the people. we are begun owners, i think he gets that. he helps out the small people, we are small business owners. >> he said what he was going to do. that's why his panics, we need to support him. >> laura: tonight in houston at a rally for ted cruz president trump had a massive crowd. local reports say 18,000 packed the venue with thousands more stuck outside. we're not just talking a

en una manifestaciÓn que ser realizÓ al este de la bahÍa tras el voto de confirmaciÓn por un margen deecalles con una masiva protesta en marcha, los manifestantes, con la confirmaciÓn para la corte suprema de estados unidos. >> probablemente es criminal. >> de a bella agredido sexualmente durante su adolescencia, sin embargo, hoy kavanaugh fue confirmado por el senado por 50 votos for y 48 be de lÍderes politicos la alcaldesa de san francisco, dijo lo siguiente, la confirmaciÓn de brett kavanaugh es un insulto a las mujeres, de todo el trabajo. >> una socio. >> la movilizaciÓn a la espera de la. >> no hay estabilidad. >> que puede, puede es ver juez, lo mÁs importante del mundo y no importa lo que dijo. >> a la vez la senadora, no se quedÓ callada y emitio un comunicado donde dijo en de kave a la derecha y pone un riesgo toda su investigaciÓn, p marcha con las autoridades pendientes que todo fuera pacÍfico los manifestantes dicen que la valentÍa de ford no fue en vano y su lucha contenÍa. >> pero las mujeres estamos para seguir mÁs cerco de la libertad solo de las mujeres ahora en las c

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arrestada por servicio de inmigración y control de aduanas (ice), las detenciones fueron en ciudades deesntos como (información en pantalla) algunos detenidos tienen cargos federales . >> un brote de tifus, una enfermedad que se propaga por pulgas, preocupa a autoridades, así que hay un operativo para esto . >> puede ser personas, oímos de personas que viven en casas y estáfe >> el plan incluye lavar banquetas, baños portátiles y tener collares para eliminar pulgas en las mascotas. >> las autoridades estadounidenses duplicaron de 5 a 10 millones de dólares recompensa para la captura de un líder del narcotráfico . >> esto dobla la que se ofreció por la captura de joaquín "el ch g el cartel jalisco nueva generación está entre las 5 organizaciones más peligrosas del mundo, eso dijo el departamento de seguridad de estados unidos, que da 10 millones de dólares por la cabeza de (información en pantalla) su máximo líder, el mencho. >> (hablan en inglés) . >> hemos acusado el padre y al hijo del cártel de jalisco nueva generación , el padre, el mencho, es un capo según el departamento del tesoro

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but, dee, i want to get back to the question at hand. this is the exertion of power and a power differential between an adult man who is the head of the most important, most powerful nation on earth, with an intern. how, as a feminist, do you say that that is legitimate consent? how is that consent when you are the president of the united states and she is a low level intern with her first job, with no experience at all in the workplace. i am not saying she has no responsibility but i am talking about what feminism has been about, what the leaders of the feminist movement from the '60s on out have written and thought about true and valid consent. >> feminism, a woman has a right to decide and dictate what she does with her body. it doesn't limit her because she's 22 years old. when i was 22, i had two children, working full-time jobs and i watched out a lot of women climb to the top. >> laura: monica lewinsky's life was, you know -- i won't say it's ruined because every life is worth a lot in the eyes of god, but where did she go after t

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need more fact after a washington post report that there is now audio and video of what'sve belto be dee brutal murder and dismemberment in that consulate. e saudis deny any involvement. and for the first time president trump is suggesting what may have happened. >> we'll be having a report out soon. orwe'reng with turkey, saudi arabia. what happened is a terrible thing. i mean maybe we'll be pleasantly surprised but somehow i tend to doubt it. >> he was critical of the saudi governmentqur a columnist for the washington post and three days before hen disappeared an interview he said he thought he would never be able to go back home again. >>> now to the disturbingrv eillance video seen by the first time by a jury. a teenager lost and looking for direction squr the home owner came out firing. he said h feared -- >> reporter: a michigan jury has seen the moment 14-year-old brenna walker knocks on swrigler's front door. said he was looking for direction zi fwrks fwrggler aima shot gun and fires at the en. he missed the bus and ggler told investigators he thought he was being robbed and when

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>>> my thanks to bill crystal, betsy woodruff, matt miller and jeff, four of my favorites dee spielt what they say about me behind my babbling. that does it for us. mtp daily starts with my friend katy tur in for chuck. >> i hear you're going to be out here tomorrow. >> i am on my way in the dark of night. >> enjoy your trip. if it's monday, the mid terms are abreuing here at ucla. ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome to mtp daily. i'm katy tur in for chuck todd. coming to you live from ucla's campus in california. a state that is critical to the midterm battle for control of congress. in an election that is now just 29 days away, if you can believe it. california is a prime target for democrats as they look to felipe number of house seats here. much more on that in a moment. but we're going to begin tonight with the "i" word, impeachment. right now the gop are looking to rescue those vulnerable midterm seats by keeping its bates energized after winning an ugly confirmation battle for justice brett kavanaugh. president trump has previously tried to make the mid terms a referendum on his impeachm

he fancies himself as an edm dee jay. >> i think we have a clip.a look. ♪ ♪ >> this is your expertise. you're saying bankers being dee jays is a no go, at least this bank. >> i think people need to leave it to the professionals. >> okay. my fall back is john kelly for presiding over one of the least diverse candidates -- excuse me, cabinets in history. john kelly is the chief of staff. we could put the statistics up here in both parties. the trump administration's got fewer minorities and women and nikki haley only adds to this in the past three administrations. >> this is vicious. they're vish us in different ways. >> different types of averice in your view. do you have another fall back? >> there is a rat infestation in congress. the rats are coming up from the catacombs and scurrying around all over congress. i'm so concerned of this, ari, that i've written this book, how the rats reformed the congress in order to stand up for the rats. >> when is this one -- this is like mouse, right? that was a cartoon series. >> designed to make yourself laug

cordova, 20 miles away, here to meet dee at her grandson's football game.i voted for trump. >> have you thins doing so far nothing >> i cringe a lot of ti time becausink "please, do you have to say that?" but i do feel like he is promotingy conservative values. >> the j still out on if she would vote for donald trump again. >> i'vemo got to see growth in the economy. i've got to see him do more of what he says he's going to do. can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ >> in a country of so many different voices, american values mean different things to different people, and that's at the heart of the nation's divide. >> of course, there's days to go until the midterms. we will continue to be out and mbout bringing you views f the countr you can find more of today's news on our website, and to see what we are working n any time, check us out on twitter. >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through o the nef the day and stayte up-to-ith the latestca headlines you n trust.ro download

at the time, the president responding, saying dee nore rewas a very low iq individual, too many shots to the head by real boxers. but across the country tonight, a renewed debate over political rhetoric going too far. and last night, in wisconsin, the president condemning what he called political violence. >> we want all sides to come together in peace and harmony, we can do it. we can do it. we can do it. >> reporter: what's unclear is how long the push for harmony will last. two years into his presidency, and crowds are still chanting "lock her up." th but last night, the president saying this -- >> and by the way, do you see how nice i'm behaving tonight? this is like -- have you ever seen this? we're all behaving very well. and hopefully we can keep it that way, right? we're going to keep it that way. >> the president overnight. gio benitez now with us and authorities are now saying, gio, that it actually arrived on tuesday and was just discovered today? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, david, because that retired detective, he was watching the news and he recognized that image be

aren't those conversations dee sexual assault investigations? -- key to sexual assault investigations? mr. lee:: they did and i think i answered your question. our request was to the white house. the white house then made the request of the f.b.i. to conduct a supplemental investigation. into current credible accusations of sexual misconduct. they did that. >> just to be clear, we did not give them a list of people and only these people that the can speak with. we went back to have them go back and to those who issued statements, speak with them. part of the protocol when you do a criminal background investigation, is there anyone else i should speak to? in fact when they went through that, they identified some others who hadn't put forward statements before. we saw that in the record this morning. reporter: -- [inaudible] -- eight additional witnesses interviewed and deborah are a mir's attorney said there could be -- ramirez's attorney said there should be 20 women interviewed. to crab rate these accounts. why not cosh corroborate these accoun

president erdogan is demanding answers, but saudi arabia dees being part of any wrongdoing.br f time ago, president trump expressed his concern. earlier i spoke to journalist robin wright, who has known mr.e khashoggi fodes. robin, you write for "the new yorker." did jamal kshoggi tell you he felt his life was in injured? robin: often, and in fact, the last conversation i had with him was in august, and he saidhe saudis wanted him out of the picture. at the time i thought he exaggerating dangerous because he had been in exile over a year in washington, and the dangers seemed kind of unrealistic. it turned out that he may have been more correct than he realized. laura: just how crital was the -- heth osaudi government and especially the young crown prince, robin? robin: you know, jamal was in w maays a reluctant dissident. he had long supported the, monarc had been an advisor to the government. but i think he -- as he told me, atcame increasingly concerned about the autocric rule of crown prince mohammed, the heir apparent to the throne, the real power behind the throne. he was under

but causes some alarm is the fact that he doesn't necessarily believe in star i dee sies is.re likely to see him turn over the laws and him wanting to change some of these standards that we've got on the court currently. >> ashleigh, president trump's first nominee, neil gorsuch, he was sworn in last year. what kind of justice has he turned out to be? would he be at the far right with clarence thomas? >> he's definitely conservative justice. but i think we're going to see kavanaugh a more conservative justice especially with religious freedom and abortion issues. i think we're going to see the line between church and state blurred somewhat with this new justice. i think it's important for people to understand how cases get to the supreme court. they're groomed through the state courts. the state courts have issues coming up. issues of gun rights and immigration. those type of things come up and the court watches those. then the court determines which cases they actually want to hear. they'll be able to decide and pick and choose which cases they actually want to tackle and wh

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for dee, the jury is still out on whether she would vote for donald trump again.ore of what he says he's going to do. # can you see. # by the dawn's early light... in a country of so many voices, american values mean different things to different people and that is at the heart of many of this nation's divides. so interesting and it is a story replicated throughout the country. let's get more with ron christie, former adviser to george w bush. we learned in 2016, there was a big survey on this, that americans are not just divided by survey on this, that americans are notjust divided by political party any more but a long neighbourhoods, ona any more but a long neighbourhoods, on a vision of patriotism, where you send your kids to school, which church you worship in and what media you consume. how do you recover some sense of the country being united?” think that's very true, people are so think that's very true, people are so factionalised by if they lived in the flyover states, on the coast, in an urban area also what we need to recognise is that we are all ameri

adee dee roy has the details. >> farmers across the country feel the pain of tariffs, according to the fed' latest beige book. soybeans appear to be especially hard h. the chicago fed reporting farmers see a notable drop in chinese purchases of u.s. soybeans, following an increase in chinese tariffs. the minneapolised also reporting that worldwide demand for soybeans has fallen. dramatical and as demand falls, so does the nrice. soybean futures pace for their worst year since 2015. analysts don't expect relief in the near future. >> the supplie huge and no where else to go with the future prices but to go down. >> the beige book remarks also align with the latest usda data on soybeans last week the agency reported that since september 1st u.s. shipments are down 97% from one year ago. th hardestit areas are along the mississippi river. columbia river and pujt sound. this after china cancelled 180,000 metric tons of soybeans exports for m theketing year. >> i think the announcement of the cancellationo of exports china is like the last nail in the coffin that we are going to bee sitting

shank obama grew up a member of the ira he was killed in the explosion republican activists such as dee fennell commemorate him as a hero. republicans have traditionally saw that as long as the arc of peace means m.p.'s and the irish people have their interests not occupation. from a member of the ira alex maskey is an honorary speaker at this memorial event for fallen irate fighters. he has turned his back on the ira a politician who belongs to shin fein a party dedicated to the reunification of violent he supports peace building work and flatow rejects the prospect of an irish border as a result of bragg's that. we see as an attack on the peace process we certainly see it as the prospect of undermining the peace process and her husband made the presence of trying to reestablish our institutions here all the more difficult so people here of are angry about drugs and they will not take a braggart sitting on a hog. hard border is a red flag for many here. looking for a great leader needs to be our little respect that that takes away the hype order that. sounds as if they were part of my

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dee?er: well, day one has gone pretty smoothly aside from some supply constraints, but many canadians telling us that this is a proud moment for the company, and many of them are waiting in long lines across the country just to be a part of this history now, this is also a proud day for canadian prime minister justin trudeau who now makes good on his 2015 campaign promise. >> by controlling and regulating the sale of marijuana, we know that we'll make it more difficult for young people to access it. we'll remove the profits from the pockets of criminal organizations. >> reporter: now the aim is that profits will instead go to the canadian government and canadian businesses now, certainly american businesses are watching closely as well because the canadian cannabis industry is expected to be worth $5 billion in just a few years and that's in line with prediction from california, but the global cannabis market is expected to reach $150 billion eventually, so there's some concern among peopl

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mary and dee gra are in it for another reason. >>> you two are here because you love to learn.except math. >> give me kchemo before math. >> reporter: chemo before math. >> yes. >> reporter: who needs math when you can count on the love of family. chip reid, lowell massachusetts. >> that is the overnights this wednesday. for some of you the news f continues. for others check back later for "cbs this morning." viewers streaming on our digital service cbsn, making the new program cbsn a.m. a big stop. you can download the cbsn app. i'm jeff glor. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> hello, everyone. i'm dimaremarco morgan. jamal khashoggi was last seen entering the saudi consulate in turkey two weeks ago and reports out of turkey say he was murdered, and his body dismembered by a saudi arabian hit squad. president trump spoke to the saudi crown prince who denies any knowledge of what took place, but that's not good enough for members congress. major garrett begins our coverage. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo called hi

you program facebook and twitter see our poll shows that r t v dot com coming up author and educator dee watkins joins us to discuss the latest controversy surrounding kanye west of the thirteenth amendment as well as nike and collins because the latest twists and turns there all this and more so stay tuned to watch you. don't accept the salute. to the. me. one of them so many know how to know it's a mask you know you never know what's happening and whether they're shooting whether it's your. mistrust the tibetans are. sad. because they. just think of the new but i'm addicted to sit with a minute that's been in the muslims all these clear when the. this. is a. church secret indeed just like priests accused of sexually abusing children can get away with it quite literally i like to call this the geographic solution so what the bishop needs to do then he finds out that the priest is is a perpetrator is simply moves him to a different spot where the previous standard is not know the highest ranks of the catholic church conceal the accused priests from the police and justice system to that i

new at 5:00, our first look at dee evidence used to convicted the mansion m suspect. >> meagan fitzgeraldakesr us n a t through the mansion. plus,g uncover major problems in the program that handles bodies donated to science. you saw it last night. >> now one aay later,ion from the state. and i put in with the marching band no around the world. there was a halftime, skins, cowboys. they put a hat on me and gave may whistle a i'll let the rest tell you the story. >> all iant to see is if you dispelled the rumors about rhythm. >> i just want to know if you're a high stepper. >>> get ready for a nasty night. storm-team 4 has the track, next. on news4 at 5:00. >>> get a flu shot. a hard push from oeorstrs decades. erica edwards reports. >> school is closed for at least one michigan district today. reportedly because too many kids and teachers are out sick with the flu. p ses areg rt sinto pop well. >> already this year we're seeing an uptick in the numbeof cases a few weeks earlier than it maybe normal. >> reporter: doctors insist now is the time o get a flu shot. the vaccine is not perfect.

dee has more for us. >> the stock is lower by more than 8%. losses have been accelerating. it is on base for the worst since 2014 as she just said year to date shares are still up more than 40%. so there was a very high bar going into this quarters earnings investors, they are focusing on amazon's rescue. they weren't impressed at the company's projected mid-ramid mid-range it represents 15% growth revenue has been bothing growth of nearly half that over the last two years amazon's international segment was another concern. they have overshadowing other shots. a 31% margin amazon had the third straight quarter of subscription. prime added 3.7 billion to the top line guys, the question now the does this quarter's disappointing sales outlook change the trajectory of amazon and looking over all of the reports today most don't think so. >> i read a lot of those reports. one thing i'm trying to figure out, was this just a nitpicky reaction or is there actual growth deceleration? >> i think there is actual deceleration so perhaps a higher profit but slower revenue growing company

grandmothers together with grandma so on twitter lots of comments and questions for you mary here's one from dee prints climate change is a big threat in africa it's impacting hard on agriculture products drought flood except try to mitigate this effect we need to adopt c.s.a. measures and the majority of our local farmers lack the basic knowledge of climate change and measure to mitigate its effect. it's very true and you know there is also the gender dimension that affects women even more they have to go further for water further for firewood have to put food on the table maize doesn't do well in extreme drought and so on so you need the diversity of crops and so we need far more attention to supporting farmers and in particular even with learned rights supporting women to be able to become more resilient and to cope it's amazing what women are doing and i'm very impressed but they're not getting enough help and farming communities are at the front end of the injustice of climate change because those farming communities in africa that are sort of factors haven't been responsible they don't dri

investigators will dee construct them, looking to trace the origin of the wiring and the other components where and when they may have been purchased and by whom. on the package itself, they'll look for fingerprints and potentially the suspect's dna if the stamps were licked. >>> as they are gathering this information, all these investigators, how does that information filter up to the top? >> what markings are on the outside or the inside of a piece of end cap to see who is the manufacturer, where is that product distributed, is it unique in some way. looking at the tape, looking at end cuts on the tape. if i tear something off and a piece that of tape is left at my -- on the subject at my house, they may be able to match ends. >> reporter: president trump today called for unity. >> threats of political violence of any kind have no place in the united states of america. >> reporter: but in the past he has hurled some of his harshest insults at the same people who were sent the letter bombs. >> the legendary low i.q. maxine waters. >> i have no confidence in a guy like brennan. >> hillary

so the top of the ninth now, rafael dee vers is going to knock in brock holt from second with the basekeep in mind, the dodgers were 54-0 when leading by four runs all season. they are now 54-1. bases loaded for pearce. he picked up three more rbis with a bases clearing double. the sox scored all nine runs in the last inning. they're one win away from a ninth snilts one thing about our team, we keep playing. it's been like that the whole time. >> we went into the postseason saying we had to get 11 wins. we've got ten right now. one more to go. it will be a lot better when we get that 11th one. that's it the mind set right now. we've got to continue what we've been doing and get that last one. >> san jose state has had a rough start to its football season. the spartans put up the points three times. they've scored 30 or more this season. but they've yet to pick up a win. a season high 50 points would do it tonight. josh lev threw for 335 yards and four touchdowns. walker had over 100 receiving yards. third quarter, trey hartley, the spartans snap their seven-game losing streak and win 5

, and less than three minutes later the puck squeezed through the arm, and john sebastian sebastian dee is there to clean it up. this abc 7 sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. but coming up in a half-hour we'll actually have some fun raiders memes that might make them feel a bit better about what happened today. >> can i go to my grumpy old fan mode? >> please do. >> 50 seconds left against tom brady and the patriots, and you lose gronkowski downfield someplace? >> and he's not a small guy. >> okay, just wondering. >>> much more to come on abc 7 new at 11:00 including the growing fight between the u.s. and saudi arabia over the disappearance of a journalist. the saudis response to a threat from president trump. >>> developing news on the future of sears. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses