, dee dee? she said yes. >> reporter: you said call the police? >> no. i said have you changed your locks? she said, no, i'll do it on the way home and, of course, she never did. >> reporter: investigators soon learned that in those conversations with her friends, dee dee had left something out. a detail she mentioned only to her daughter julie that during that argument, erwin howard had also slapped her. >> i said, mom, you have to call the police. you have to get a restraining order and then i remember her asking me not to tell michael and that she was going to handle it. i remember being torn like, okay, this is my mom telling me i got it. but also thinking maybe she didn't have it. >> reporter: a few days later, it was clear julie was right. the very night her mom went missing, julie got another phone call, this time from erwin. >> i got on the phone and he is like, joule, what is your mom thinking? erwin, i don't want to talk about this. i feel like this is between you and my mom and he is

>> hey, dee dee. >> hey!t the victim that he had been researching prior to moore's arrest. >> i got interested in this story from the angle of abraham shakespeare. and he thought his life was going to be wonderful now that he had money, and it just spiraled out of control. >> shakespeare's body was found buried in the backyard of a home that moore had recently purchased. moore says a man named ronald killed shakespeare for part of his fortune, but prosecutors say ronald doesn't exist. >> the cops say he's a figment of my imagination. this guy is real, and i know if i show his picture, somebody somewhere is going to identify him. i'm going to show the picture of who killed abraham. that's what hasn't been released. and when he's identified, then he'll be arrested and they'll have to drop my first-degree murder charge. >> i'm not aware of the picture. >> the real picture of the guy that killed abraham, the guy that i left abraham with that night. >> you drew it, right, from -- >> no, this is a real picture. >>

." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: this is dee gallant dee was hiking in the woods near her home inolumbia when something didn't feel quite right. as she put it -- >> i just suddenly felt like something was watching me. >> seth: so she turned around slowly and saw just 50 feet away from her a cougar standing perfectly still and ready to pounce so dee did what any normal person would do. she took her phone out and made a video. >> there's a cougar watching me right there. bad kitty. [ laughter ] bad kitty. [ laughter ] go [ laughter ] i'll fight you >> seth: in the time it took her to make that video, i would have [ bleep ] my pants, changed them, and then [ bleep ] the new pair [ laughter ] this is the kind of story we need right now americans are being bombarded with one bad situation after another. and we're paralyzed by it. meanwhile, this woman comes face to face with an actual cougar. and she's like, "let's go. [ laughter ] i'm impressed as hell with dee's courage, but the cougar was not. >> he just stayed. and he just stared at me for the longest time and i decided i needed to

miss dee welcome to "mad money." >> thank you so much and happy halloween.his is so great. >> happy halloween it's my fav. >> eric miller, a friend of ours told us when you showed the brain, your brain and a portion of it was smarties, he saw that and immediately texted me and said oh, my gosh, jim cramer loves smarties so of course we needed to hook you up with some smarty. >> thank you >> it's so awesome because you're such a smarty. >> thank you this is a true family-run business give us the lineage and how exciting it is for you right now. >> thank you, yes. like you said, we're celebrating our 70th year in business. in 1949, my grandfather edward dee came over to the united states by boat and started the business right here in new jersey where we still are today. >> well, i have got to tell you, it is remarkable because i've always felt that a lot of candy companies have moved away, and they try to act like they're american, but they're not anymore. why did you stay >> it's so important for us to stay here in new jersey. we have an incredible team many

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well, la-dee-da. >> see what i did there?: yeah >> i feel -- you know what i feel great, but can i just -- can i get right into something that's been on my mind lately? >> jimmy: sure, of course. >> i'm 47, jimmy and -- can i call you "jimmy"? >> jimmy: yeah >> okay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i hope so, yeah. >> well, i know you as "fallon", for years. >> jimmy: yeah, i guess so yeah >> remember? oh, i was -- but, jimmy - >> jimmy: yeah >> call me "dane," by the way. >> jimmy: okay, good [ light laughter ] >> at 47, and just, like, very recently, i just - i started -- i feel like i'm losing my looks. >> jimmy: no >> yeah, yeah, yeah. like, that thing will happen to me sometimes where i'll wake up in the morning and i'm excited and ready. but my face is like, "hey, i'm going to sleep for another hour." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, i got you. >> right and, like, i'm walking around like a shar-pei for, like, 40 minutes i look like gary oldman in "bram stoker's dracula." [ laughter ] i try to get up and i'm like -- i'm trying to lik

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zonque no dee afectada.os apagones podrían afectar a 250,000 clientes. >>> desde esta noche hasta mediodía de mañana. están hablando de 250,000 clientes. cuando hablan de casa o de recibos. o sea estamos hablando de más personas. >>> así es. >>> estamos hablando de los en 50,000 clientes. la persona que paga para el suministro de energía eléctrica. pongamos que por cada una de los no 150,000 haya dos o tres personas. >>> o sea que los afectados son más. >>> una casa sería un cliente básicamente. >>> y como dices en una casa puede haber dos, tres hasta cinco personas. >>> pero si hablamos de negocios cuántos personas afectadas. estas de una intersección. en napa no hay energía eléctrica cuando no hay energía eléctrica le recordamos a ustedes que se aplica un anto de cuatro estaciones. de cuatro llantas. esto significa que usted tiene que permanecer detenido por al menos cuatro segundos antes de que su automóvil siga. >>> van a comunicar qué es lo que sigue ahora. >>> ahora lo que están haciendo es que lo que

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and here with me in the studio now is dee political correspondent we do you know a good to see what do you now understand you've been speaking to someone who was inside the synagogue at the time tell me about this person and tell me about their experience what they told you have a chance earlier to speak rather extensively with amusing young jewish american he and his wife have been living in berlin for quite some time they run a nonprofit jewish organization to try to attract young jews to the community to reinvigorate jewish life in berlin and in germany and they actually led a delegation of about 20 people but clear about 12 americans down to to support this small aging community in the exact to be there for young people who are and he said they were in the middle of the torah service high point of the young people or service when they heard a boom and the only security guard there at the synagogue a private guard for the community he called the police immediately he said to me and then both he and the leaders of the synagogue quite quickly. rushed everybody upstairs and keep their

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baghdadi's death sent a clear message around the world that the united states is committed to stroig dee stroig terrorism. just this morning the president tweeted and-n confirming the next in line -- in confirming the next in line is dead as well. we need to thank our intelligence community, our men and women, and this administration for their commitment and their follow through. as mac thornberry said, the message was sent around the world. now the message needs to be sent to congress. to do the job you are sent to do. regardless of what party you are in, everyone believes you should do the work of funding of government. most importantly funding of the military. 20 legislative days away, short time frame, and all we are talking about is impeachment. the world's a little safer today based upon what our o military and our intelligence community and administration was able to achieve. despite and contrary to what the media headline said, baghdadi was not an austere religious scholar. he was, in fact, a murderer, rapist, and met his rightful fate. congress should act and act now. i know we

. >> robinson abruptly resigned from there in april and an attorney for dee narrow says robinson's allegations are "beyond absurd." >> the jobs report for september, unemployment fell to 3.5%. 136,000 jobs last month. >>> stocks are higher following this report as we take a look at the big board. the dow is up more than 280 points. stocks finishing up strong. tech stocks leading the way today. bank and healthcare stocks are also up. >> stocks are up and temperatures are going up mary. >> that is right michelle and kenny. temperatures are on the rise, a warm in store for us starting today through the weekend. gorgeous weather as we look ahead to saturday and sunday and even for today, as well. here is a live look looking south with blue skies and temperatures on the rise here 70 in concord. 68 livermore, 62 san francisco, 67 in san jose and 70 for santa rosa. well with high pressure building in, an offshore wind, temperatures rising and our high fire danger. extreme fire danger for the mountains and red flag warning in affect from saturday even until sunday morning with north easterly winds 10

thank you to steve, our chief tour guide, and dee hoffman. i thought her name was dee the people. [laughter] only tonight did i learn her last name. those two put their heads together and said, what are we going to do to change the situation? out of that the society built the consortium to teach d.c. students about the constitution by visiting the places represented by the first three articles. each member of the consortium has a unique role no one else can fail, and together we make a bigger impact than any of us can make on our own. we now know the program makes an impact, because we have followed the students. students who take the tour tell us they are more likely to vote, run for student government, and contact their elected officials. there -- there teachers tell us they help the students will see the constitution is relevant in their lives and make them more likely to be involved in public service. the curriculum covers 12 items, and because of some of the people in this room and some who are not with us today, 14,000 d.c. public school students have participated in this ex

>>> dos incendios avanzan sin control en los alrededor dees de los Ángeles.una donaciÓn de mil bomberos intenta contener el fuego que ha arrasado mÁs de 7.000 acres. hay 2 muertos y decenas de heridos. buenas tardes, la fuerza del viento aumenta el desastre, mÁs de 100.000 residentes en el sur de california, tienen orden de evacuaciÓn obligatoria. es la principal noticia, pero ademÁs este viernes. - tragedia en querÉtaro, hay al menos 9 muertos por el choque de un camiÓn de pasajeros con un tren. el conductor del bus intentÓ ble gar a un cruce antes del 30. >>> un juez federal bloquea la carga pÚblica. quiere negar la residencia a inmigrantes que reciben ayuda. otro juez va a considerar su decisiÓn. >>> desplante del tri. llueven criticas a los jugadores. que ignoraron a las aficionados que los esperaban en un hotel en bermudas. se suma a los escÁndalos recientes que han salpicado a la selecciÓn de mÉxico. >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart. ♪. ♪. >>> los incendios tienen en alerta mÁxima al sur de california por el momento, el fuego solo estÁ conten

foundation ♪ ♪ love when you look at me baby ♪ >> come on black sandra dee. i love that so much.ere on set for that. >> no way. >> we were there. roll carnival and the last, hol everything together and murdering, representing the streets strong. >> oh, my god. >> that was the squad back in the day. i have to call you out a little bit. it's been five years since we've got an ashanti album. when is there new music? >> very soon. i have a single out now called "pretty little things." >> folks have been asking. you are a singer. you're an actress. we've got way back wednesday for you. this is "jon tucker must die." >> oh, my gosh. >> what do i look forward to about turning 25? getting a little bit smarter. making a little more money. >> come on. making more money. i love that. you're going to be doing more acting. you' asong." >> the message is amazing. it speaks volumes and will resonate with people. >> all i need is an ashanti christmas classic. >> let's get it. >> okay. there's a holiday inn between that. halloween is coming up. >> yes. >> you provided us with one of the best hall

. >>> el teatro se puso de pie al ritmo dees o y una ex baila baila baila. >>> anuel aa. >>> premio dedo al exterior en el primer espacio espacial solo para mujeres para reemplazar un contralor de energÍa. y ahora estÁn viajando. y gracias por estar con nosotros y gracias por estar con nosotros toda la maÑana sigan - si estÁs saliendo con ese tipo, tengo que contarte algÚn par de cositas. [patada] - ¡ay - ¡maldito cerdo! josÉ: ¿estÁn bien? - sÍ, pepe. a la central de autobuses. [chirrido de gomas] - ¿no te da miedo? ¿quÉ tal que el loco te quiere volver a buscar? ¡ay! con esos empleados que tienes me dan ganas de empezar ahorita mismo. - gonzalo es el hermano de josÉ jose. - gonzalo, levÁntate. ¡hey, ya Ándale, mugre borracho, que tu mamÁ va a decir que no me importas o que...! - ¡ay, deja de gritarme! si sigues asÍ, no me caso, ¿eh? no sabÍa que a las chavas del barrio le decÍan eso, pero si la cosa es de casarnos, nos casamos, ¿eh?

upper 60s for oakland, low 70s, mid-70s for san jose as well as for concord, running about 2 to 6 dees below average for this time of year. i will let you know what you can expect when temperatures will rise to above average in the extended forecast coming up. >>> let's check in with traffic. >>> good morning, let's get you rolling on the freeways right now. if you plan on taking bay area bridges so far so good. bay bridge you can see traffic stack up in catch lanes that is business as usual. looking good 00 so far in san mateo bridge. 13 in had the toss travel westbound from 880 towards 101. along the peninsula, checking in with no problems. 880 looking good northbound. southbound 880 clear from here down into fremont. in fact not seeing any construction projects really causing any delays right now. and the golden gate bridge off to a great start, traffic is quiet heading into the city. >>> i'm anne makevec. we have breaking news this morning in san jose, a fatal shooting, police are still on the scene right now. you can see they were hanging around an apartment building. >>> as they

, xtbig tech we'll break that down when "closing bell" returns >>> the oecd taking aim at tech jobs deen the story. >> there have been ongoing efforts for the so-called tijt teches which the u.s. so far has resisted answering whether it discriminates against companies. it would still force the likes of google, amazon, facebook, to pay more tax in countries where customers actually use their products and services versus the stats quo now where headquarters or patents are allowed this would go beyond tech companies to affect other highly profitable brands like those in luxury goods or automobile the tax proposal coming from the oecd would carve out now winners and losers european companies would be better to earn from sales on their companies. likely hurt to be ireland and switzerland. back to you. >> dee, i guess the most significant development of this is it's a united group of countries that are proposing this, the oecd, rather than france or the uk individually introducing some new tax which looks like it's specifically focused on u.s. tech companies and then becomes a bit of a quid p

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things will be we will bring the humidities from where they were this morning at normal levels to the dee brown's 24 hours later. i know that looks weird but that's a good way to visualize how dry the air will get and it's not just the north eight. east bay there's the diablo range and the east bay hills it will be 40 miles per hour gusts and there is the streamlines showing those are the winds. the red flag warning is still in place it does not expire until tomorrow afternoon. one of the concern we just heard from pg&e the possibility for a sunday event . i'm watching how the atmosphere changes, the big picture and just quickly, that's what someday will look like. the brighter the color of red stronger the northeast winds and even though it's too early to get specific on the sunday forecast just looking at the general big picture. sundays winds could be more impressive than tonight. more on that but for now back to you. >>> this is an all too familiar scene for a lot of people in sonoma county. it's the second time in two weeks pg&e cut power to the area . this grocery store was packed w

bart temporarily dee energized the tube so they could investigate. they rde downtn francisco stations which eventually got so packed with commuters they began finding other ways home. >> and they weren't letting anybody through the gate saying there was smoke in the tunnels coming from east bay. >> oh, i just called an uber and made my way over here. >> state senator scott weiner was caught in the mess. he tweeted about how he's deeply wishing there was a second transbay tube and called bay area public transportation delays a big problem. but overall, he was happy with bart's response. >> i think bart being actually did a really good job here. ed how quickly they got the single track open. very diligent and efficient. so i really appreciate it. blbo n francischas been taken down by the company that put it there. out front media says it reserves the right to remove advertising copy considered offensive to community standards. mayoral candidate ellen jow said she paid for the billboard that depicts mayor london breed leaning back at a desk with her fee

back from the oval office week after week demonizing entrepreneur, demonizing energy production, deeingoizing the whole -- maria: well, putting the conversation aside, she actually has policies that are going to, some say, destroy the economy. you're talking about a wealth tax, higher income tax. we know what happened when the president instituted a drop in the corporate tax rate expect rollback in regulation. it actually moved the needle on economic growth. >> absolutely. the hedge we have there, of course, is our founding fathers who don't allow us to do that without the support of congress. that wealth tax is not going to happen, and i've already written that chapter in the book, i will tell you. i can't wait to have a public argument about what a disaster that is. maria: yeah. david, fors great to have it's great to have you. thank you so much for joining us. my one-on-one with marc benioff is up next. stay with us. >> sales force's marc benioff pulls no punches -- >> capitalism as we know it is dead. >> maria goes one on one with the tech giant when "wall street" returns. ♪ fact is

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the authorities and media have never refuted dees accusations you know that are true. nobody has made clear this wasn't me or spectro. they've all kept silent. nobody has explained that i was only 12 years old when the war broke out. the legacy of the yugoslav wars is still evident today croatian county a name she beneath was once occupied by serbs and then retaken by croats many ruin still dot the region today thousands were massacred and fell victim to ethnic cleansing hundreds of thousands were forced to flee the retaking of conine during operation storm became a symbol of the croatian victory and is celebrated every year with great pomp and fanfare this year a president called linda grab architecture of h. said she wished she'd fought alongside the croatian troops nationalism is on the rise in croatia attacks on the serb minority are increasing but the region's governor claims the attack was an isolated incident. we say well you know such incidents the situation is peaceful and stable there are no excesses hate crimes or anything like that but. the croatian governm

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back from the oval office week after week demonizing entrepreneur, demonizing energy production, deeingonoizing the whole -- maria: well, putting the conversation aside, she actually has policies that are going to, some say, destroy the economy. you're talking about a wealth tax, higher income tax. we know what happened when the president instituted a drop in the corporate tax rate expect rollback in regulation. it actually moved the needle on economic growth. >> absolutely. the hedge we have there, of course, is our founding fathers who don't allow us to do that without the support of congress. that wealth tax is not going to happen, and i've already written that chapter in the book, i will tell you. i can't wait to have a public argument about what a disaster that is. maria: yeah. david, fors great to have -- it's great to have you. thank you so much for joining us. my one-on-one with marc benioff is up next. stay with us. >> sales force's marc benioff pulls no punches -- >> capitalism as we know it is dead. >> maria goes one on one with the tech giant when "wall street" returns. ♪ ♪

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it has been dee nked. yet president is tying our aide asking ukraine to do that. is wng. it is further evidence of the abuse of office of this are you planning to call mister mulvaney as a witness? >> we certainly will. i don't know if he will testify or cooperate, but you know we don't need that many more witnesses. we have the chief of staff admit to quid pro miquo on television. the president of the und ed dates bragabout asking ukraine and china to investigate joe biden and hunter biden. at this point, there really is no factual dispute. we know that what the adminiration did and the question is, are we going to t upho constitutional values or not? >> congressman, of all the testimony that you heard this week, what wathe single most important thing that we learned in your review? >> based on the public reporting of the testimony, i would say the most disturbing part is how thpresident outsourced foreign-policy to his peedonal lawyer, rudy giuliani, for his personal benet. an i this was not foreign- policy being conducted by john bolton or mike pompeo or ambassadors. t

for the first time in decades we have seen drug overdose deaths dee klein by 5%. the president took office we reduced opioid prescribing by 31%. we have a 378% increase so we are getting people in education-assisted treatment which is the gold standard for getting people out of addiction and putting them into long-term recovery. lou: so much that is exciting that's happening in healthcare, whether it be immune therapy, targeted therapies being developed. the deregulation, if you will, to provide drugs to people at a faster rate than ever before. and deregulation. the effect of those efforts is already showing up. your thoughts as we conclude here? >> it is showing results. at hhs we are one-third of the u.s. government in terms of budget spending. we delivered $12.6 billion of regulatory savings. that's burden relieved on the private sector. this year the many already over $10 billion. we have cut bureaucracy that freed up 40 million hours of doctors' time in america to be with patients by getting rid of red tape. lou: 40 million hours. we are facing a doctor shor

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this is not, i can assure you, a pell-mell departure from syria heading north to torture dee. this is very organized. all pieces of equipment, all contributing members of the joint team will be protected in a three-dimensional kind of bubble as we go. . so everybody can track where everybody is, but i can guarantee you that you force -- the forces are number one. you're going to have to deconflict. most of that will be to the east as the map indicates, and where the united states is going to depart is going to go through turkish lines. you have to do deconfliction of all of that to be sure the u.s. can get back to the united states. >> do you see risk in doing that? >> of course. the good news is turkey is an ally. regardless of what we think, turkish is an ally. we have exercises and we routinely work with the turks. so what i would call the lowest method of engagement, that trust is now essential in order for this to be done appropriately. >> have a listen to the president defending his reason for this u.s. troop pullout. >> the kurds are intending to leave and that's good.

. >>> postseason baseball, the nationals moving on to face the dodgers in the key dee vision series after a wild win over the brewers. andy scholes has the rare story that actually unites the nation's capitol. that ain't easy to do in this era. good morning, andy. >> good morning. it was almost not a good night, the nationals six outs away from watching their season come to an end, but thanks to a bill buckner-type moment it was bottom of the eighth, 3-1, brewers. the nationals had the bases loaded with two outs. that's when 20-year-old juan soto comes to the plate. he comes with a single to right. trent grisham trying to make a play lets the ball get by him. grisham who's a rookie took over for christian yelich who's out for the year due to injury. a three-run score after the error. the nationals then win it in the ninth, 4-3, and the celebration was on. just a devastating loss for milwaukee, and it's certainly one grisham won't be forgetting any time soon. >> it's going to sting for a long time, essentially gifting the nationals a berth. i expect it to hurt. >> get a base hit. get a bas

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so this committee is deeing to do what we pledged to do and what frankly should have been done a long is interview all relevant witnesses, examine all relevant evidence and access all relevant documents and we're going to pursue the truth in a manner worthy of the memory of the four people who lost their lives and worthy of the respect of our follow citizens. >> so it's hard to hear that and say he's going to be the guy who helps the white house essentially stonewall congress? >> i expect him to come can in and do what he talked about there, pursuing the truth. pursuing the letter of the law and making sure we ghoot answer. and you being an attorney and expert on law, let me submit to you for my argument is i do think what the president has done inappropriate. ill advised. >> the stonewalling or -- which part is ill advised? >> the conversation with the president of ukrain in which he talked about doing a favor with regard to past election interference and that is something that i do think does need to be investigated and looked into. but that being said let's do the right process. le