your son is trying to bury you, doris... is he? ...make us put you away for good so he can keep all the money. he got you those jobs. he -- he picked the artwork for you to steal. and then sam fenced it -- isn't that right? you're a loving, trusting mother exploited by a psychotic child who's selling you out for his own ga. no. no. that can't be true. doris... how wowod i know about all this if sam hadn't told me? i'm truly sorry that i helped put you in prison, after all i gave up for him. [ breathes deeply ] when he came up with this plan, i -- well, i knew it was wrong. what is she saying? when he was working for the insurance company. oh, myod. yeah. they'd hired him to do background checks. i was so proud of him at first. background checks? on whom, exactly? employees of their wealthy clients. as a security analyst, he -- he'd have access to people's homes, and... [ sniffles ] and when he found a rich person who, uh, had home care -- and, i mean, who else could afford it? -- 'd pretend that someone on the nursing staff was a s

doris got a life sentence. yvette was condemned to die. she told us about her first day on death row. >> i begin to hear insults when i first got in the gate. i began to hear people talk about oh, she's got sentenced to death. oh, she's going to be -- she's going to die for the crimes that she committed. >> even though they were housed at the same prison, the women were prohibited from seeing one another. but occasionally, doris would catch a fleeting glimpse of yvette. >> i would go by the chapel, and i see my sister, she'll be in the window you know and i walk by with a group of ladies, and everybody would say, well doris there's your sister. and i would say, god, there she is. and i said, i wish she was out here, you know. and i hated to go by there just to see her, and it hurt my heart, and i would ache. >> after six years of separation, yvette's punishment was reduced to a life sentence. meaning, she could leave death row and reunite with doris. >> i was so excited for her. and she came and hugged me and we were crying and kissing and

. >> what's your method, doris? >>y don't have a method. >> this low budget comedy out march 11th was bought by a distribut reported $1.75 million, which i reflected in the questionable wardrobe. >> the film c almost nothing. so all the clothes werevintage. they wreak of humans who have worn th i just have to tell everybody please hold their nose. >> using any means possible, doris makes an all-out assault to win over her intended love, but in real life, she's unlucky the romance departme >> how about you, doris? are you in love? >> i was engaged once. >> i've hardly been in love with anybody, young other old. there's a real problem here. there seems to be a dearth altogether. >> you need a phone number? >> you got a pencil? >> no, don't hav pencils anymore. >> while sally plays a character named doris in the comedy, w >> whocares, honestly, whether smougar. if she gets equal for equal work, fine. her. >> she's such a pioneer. by the way, says thank god jennifer lawrence and the younger actresses a standing up for e

in 2013, she participated in a documentary called the life and crimes of doris payne. >> jail for jar disis just part of her dez. >> i really don't know how many times i've been to jail. i know i never went to jail and stayed. >> this time around, things might be different. >> we'll see. this afternoon $175 million of taxpayer money floated off into the sky there. the u.s. military blimp broke free from eights anchor in maryland drifting for 150 miles 29 it knocked down power lines causing outages for tens of thousands of people and finally landed in a field in rural pennsylvania. it's one of two set up to monitor the east coast for missiles or enemy aircraft. >> the commander of the international space station is about to break a big record. in 30 minutes, scott kelly will have stayed in space longer than any other american. he's scheduled to be there for a full year. thanks for joining us. stay right here. inside story is next. tory is next. ♪ ♪ >> first, megamergers created two beer giants. in bev and sab miller. now the two titans want to become one. and produce one of the two bre

doris is with us.in and mark barnacle and "the washington post" eugene robinson and joining the conversation presidential historian doris kearns goodwin. great to have you on board. the numbers are multipling. have you seen this? yesterday we had two polls. now it's four showing donald trump behind ben carson in iowa. the monmouth university poll of the aye republican caucus conducted from thursday to sunday shows trump trailing ben carson by 14 points. the poll had carson and trump tied in august. senators ted cruz and marco rubio tied for third place. statewide poll from iowa's own loras college those carson rising and trump dropping. carson is up to 32 points. drufrp is down 19%. marco rubio gained six points putting him in third place and together four polls released within four days of each other have shown trump losing steam in iowa where the republican caucus is a little more than three months away. so joining us by phone, republican presidential candidate donald trump. donald? >> good morning.

elect trump if you want that. >> doris? >> whoa. >> yeah. >> i mean, compare that with how mccain handled himself in a similar situation in '07. he was cutting staff, as mr. bush has, his poll numbers has gone down, he was in a bad place and he said "it's how you face a challenge politically and physically that determines your character and your courage." and he said "i'm going on a bus, i'm going to be lean and mean." and he said "i'm going out among the people." and eventually mac was back. you have to take these moments of adversity and show strength and courage and forward optimism. you can't blame the process. you're it. you're in it. >> john, every presidential president has that near-death political experience, this is jeb's. >> right, he hopes it's a near-death experience. [ laughter ] >> fair enough. >> he set out on this race saying he was going to run if he could do it with joy in his heart. that was an upset candidate right there who doesn't understand what is happening in the race. little taken aback by what is

. >> doris payne, remember her?est brush with the law. >> she's the 85-year-old spending decades stealing high end jewelry. here's the question. did she come out of retirement? >> the one simple diet change doctors say can yield enormous benefits for children in just days. >> more evidence cutting back on sugar can affect your health. obese who cut sugar in take had better blood pressure and cholesterol in just 10 days. sugary foods contribute to type two diabetes and metabolic diseases. >> tuberculosis passing aids as the number one cause of death according to the world health organization. they say it's not because of more cases, just better reporting. 9.6 million case worldwide, health experts say there is a lack of access to care, even here in the u.s. driving up those infections. >> one of the things that was being proposed so president obama, his administration had rolled out a plan to address antibiotic resistant bacteria in march, and another plan to focus on t.b. unfortunately, the adding pulled back on tha

doris day. issues resolved. steve: if you're always craving pizza, this idea of an addiction, i'm addicted to cheese and pizza, there could be some modicum of truth to it. >> that's try. food does affect your brain and mood. that's why we call it comfort food. we're understanding more and more why some foods affect our brains. it turns out for pizza, it has milk proteins called cacine. it binds to the opiate receptors that produce dopamine. you feel good when you eat those foods. now, it's okay to have a little bit. and 1-1/2 ounces is what you're supposed to have in a day. a slice of pizza -- if you only have one, and who does -- is 4-1/2 servings. that's a lot of that product. it's not about how much fat. it's the protein that's the problem. it's in all dairy products that are cow dairy products. the milk protein, what it breaks down, binds to the receptors in the brain. you have the dopamine release. in the long run, it can be a problem. jennifer: like a comfort food thing? >> now we know why. you only need s

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they -- >>> and a notorious international jewel thief was arrested. 85-year-old doris pain was seen avenue with earrings in her pocket. she's been arrested multiple times during a five decade spree. >>> thousands gathered in the manation's capital to walk the annual high heel race dawning the best costumes, they raced down $5 the street. since 1986, this takes place the tuesday before halloween. there are some -- >> what's the cut off? what's the highest high heels you would wear? >> i've worn a pair of seven inch. no going to tell you when or where but i have. there's a tease for you. >> i want pictures. >>> and prince harry is in washington d.c. to promote his events for wounded warriors. and with michelle obama and dr. joe biden. >>> and don't forget tonight, the republican presidential >>> and happy birthday to pretty woman actress and bill gates. and caitlyn jenner. i'm betty >>> today thousands will pay their respects to a fallen officer. randolph holder's funeral takes place in queens.

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police in atlanta say they caught doris pain pocketing $690 pair of earrings from a saks fifth avenueigators say she has an act active warrant for shoplifting in north carolina. one of the many jobs she's pulled off over the years. prosecutors say she's used at least 22 ail lee yass across six decades. it's a criminal career so lengthy she's on grab the attention of major movie makers. her attorneys deny these new charges but listen to what she says. >> walk into the mall i did something wrong. i have -- >> her notoriety being who she is and what is ascribed to her in the documentary that's been present the has often influenced the way the state perceives her. >> the career criminal has adm admitted to stealing jewels from paris, monaco and tokyo. she's also the subject of the upcoming who is doris payne a new movie starring halle berry. >> texas mom outraged over an assignment her seventh grader was given in school. what she says the assignment and teacher told her daughter about god that was wildly inappropriate. >>> hurricane patricia has come and gone but some are still recovering

. >>> doris payne's latest brush with the law has the 85-year-old who spent decades stealing high-endelry, come out of requirement. >> these are live images coming in from capitol hill. that is the newly elected speaker of the house, paul ryan, 45 years old. he is now working the democratic side of the chambers. as you can see great bipartisan applause. much of it pomp and circumstance. it will be interesting to see whether or not the decorum lasts. job boehner announced his retirement and will be leaving capitol hill at the end of the month. >>> thousands each year plead guilty as part of a plea deal. but as robert ray explains some worry innocent people are being put behind bars. >> reporter: if you mention the justice system you think of a courtroom drama that we may see on television. but the reality is, most people who are incarcerated in prisons across the country, like this one, they never see trial. we're looking at plea bargains and how they effect the ju just -- justice system today. >> it is so gut wrenching, knowing they could be convicted but also not wanting to plead to

that eyewitness identified him and she is doris franco who worked in the home of murder victim ruth ann. another important piece of evidence is individual yost car that looks just like severances seen in the neighborhood minutes after a murder in 2016. there is a witness who says he saw a man who looked like severance walking near ron kirby's home minutes after he was murdered on november 11, 2013 and the 2003 target video that prosecutors say shows severance stalking nancy dunning minutes before she was murdered in her home. all of the murders happened at the same time of the day in the same neighborhood with .22 caliber guns. the prosecutor says all of the evidence points to one person only, charles severance, who wrote about murdering people in their homes. defense attorney says the kel is jumping to conclusions, targeting the wrong man and the target video which family and friends say is not him. they there was no dna evidence. they say that's because wees smart muff to wear gloves calling him an assassin who murdered out of the hatred he had for the city of alexandria for losing a

thomas, we're joined by a kgw tv college of ours, reporter pat doris en route to the scene. pat, are you traveling by ground or by air, and what blanks can you help us fill in? >> well, brian, we're by ground, we're southbound on i-5 after a lot of folks that are heading to the emergency. i haven't heard all of your coverage. but i think it's important for folks to know that this is a small rural town in sort of in southern oregon. and as we are reporting and you folks and everybody else, that there's seven to ten dead. and at least 20 others hurt. just sensing the shock wave of fear that has gone out across the state of anybody who has a student that attends there or a loved one that works there. just you know terrified about what has happened and who is hurt and who is okay. as you know from covering a lot of these things, it is very chaotic in the beginning and it takes a while to sort the names out. so far no clarification on who is in which category. there's probably a tremendous amount of pressure on the small local hospital there, although i'm certain that they have p

doris pain is an international jewel thief. she was caught on video stealing earrings from a jewelry store. because of her past her attorney says she's a target. >> being who she is and what is as described do her in a documentary has often influenced the way the state perceives her. >> however, payne admitted she has done something wrong but wouldn't admit what that was. >> a crowded dinner party on a seaside restaurant's outdoor deck crashed down last night. a packed pier fell apart and more than a dozen diners ended up in the water. it just gave way. that's what people saw and heard private dinner party at crosby seafood. >> i knew exactly what happened. i rail went up and, whoa, then people hitting the water. >> the gentleman in the band let everybody know the dock collapsed. >> charleston county officials say they took out 20 people. still, commotion with 120 people in attendance, authorities wanted to be sure. charleston county search and rescue spent a couple hours in the water. they say all 120 people are accounted for.

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. >>> in atlanta over the weekend a notorious international jewel thief was arrested. 85-year-old doristed multiple times during a five decade spree. >>> high heels are not just for walking anymore. thousands gathered in the nations capital to watch the annual high heel race. donning their best costumes. participants raced down the street in their footwear. since 1986 it's taken place on the tuesday before halloween. >> none of my heels would work in that race. they're very narrow in the back. >> i can run in the high heels. always for the bus. >> really? >> oh yeah. it's part of the deal. >>> now time for a look ahead. prince harry is in washington d.c. to promote his event for wounded warriors. he'll visit app afternoon meeting with the president. and tonight the gop debate coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. and happy birthday. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today." we hope you have a great day. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someo

. >> reporter: doris beerman is beside herself learning with our visit today that her next door neighbor, 44-year-old rick gazzola is in jail, charged with an unthinkable crime. allegedly sexually assaulted a little girl, younger than 5, inside his home in late june. it happened while her parents were there visiting. >> i'm glad it's not my child, because i'd be in jail. i'd be in jail because i'd kill him. >> reporter: investigators say due to the sensitive nature of the crime and the child's tender age, a female investigator was brought in to handle the case. parents outside of salem middle school are outraged and upset, wondering if any other children could have been harmed. >> you just don't do that to children. children can't defend themselves. don't take the innocence of a child. >> reporter: the district didn't wish to speak on camera today, but confirmed they were notified of gazzola's arrest late last night. he is temporarily suspended from his teaching position, fifth grade social studies, or from stepping foot on the campus pending further investigation. >> we should have been

mike: dori is trying to keep the halloween spirit alive by decorating her restaurants with skeletons and lights. she' s never done that before. >> i think it gives the kids and families a reason to come downtown. mike: despite that, she says the crowds aren' t nearly what they used to be. >> they were dining. they were going to the bars. we were busy. as you can see, it' s pretty quiet. mike: another business told us that on the saturday of pumpkin fest last year, they brought in more than $14,000 in profit. this year, just $4000. mike cronin, wmur news 9. jamie: counselors will be on hand tomorrow at spaulding high school in rochester after a student died this weekend. police are investigating the death as an apparent drug overdose, but an autopsy will determine the same cause of death. in the meantime, drug prevention specialists are highlighting the importance of families addressing substance abuse with their children at an early age. >> it would be wonderful if parents of younger children would come just when they started noticing things that, maybe they' re smoking cigarettes, p

uh, dory? we're starving over here, huh? my husband. class act. mr. williams? it's on. cabin c.you go. forty dimes. i was told this was a half-million dollar game. ten rounds! he's got him on the ropes. and he walks into a hook my mother could duck.

they pulled him over just around the corner on dori street for not having any license plates on his vehicles v.i.n. number the man fled to the second story of this soma building. they are saying that he climbed up through the fire escape and one witness said he made a leap from the fire escape to the window where he has been dangling for 2.5 hours. we talked to that woman a short while ago. here's how she described the scene. >> i saw the cops forming out there and then i heard them yelling and i saw the guy -- i think he was on the fire escape and then climbed into the window from there. i guess the window was open. and he has been there ever since.

brazil, mexico, other countries like hon doris, they have different laws, stronger laws than ours, and they see a higher homicide rate. they have the highest murder rate in the world. >> just bottom line it for us. what is the bottom line? people look at this and say we've got to get rid of the guns. >> gun-free are criminal protection areas. the evidence and the statistics, it's all right there. you can't refute numbers. look at the cities here in the united states. i want to make a point, too, where the president and other people have been talking about we have 45 masked shootings this year alone. that's not true. the majority of them, gang violence. >> we also have breaking news on hurricane joquin. now a cat 4 storm. we'll tell you where it's heading. apparently, unpersuaded by our criticism that they were being unprofessional. but, now, iran is joining forces with the former soviet military. charles crowdhammer is back on what this means for america. and, also, the israeli ambassador weighs in with a warning for the world. >> 70 years after the murder of 6 million jews, iran's rul

doris goodwin and such. i love your books and you have a different style almost like a novel. i feel like your books have a theme. do you write to get a message across as opposed to getting history across? >> no. it will be great if we can take 50 questions in 15 minutes if every answer is no. >> no, but i never set out to flog any message i really want to get across but invariable there is something that emerges in the course of research that is not intended but does come out, if you want it to be, a message. like in isaac storm about the hurricane the story is about hubris guy who thinks he knew everything and proved him wrong. and you know, i spoke with one that came closest to starting with the idea of a message was in the garden of beast. i had no intention of

doris atwater was part of that, clara barton was very active as many people know.s became really crucial. there's a movement across the country both north and south to bury the dead, to commemorate the dead. here it andersonville, it was especially significant that the dead here be identified and accounted for. it, 13,500 ofbout them aren't named -- are named. his remarkable given the way they died and the conditions. host: our next call is greenville, south carolina. here is james. caller: i wanted to ask about the food situation at the andersonville prison. foodouth had a shortage of at certain times, i think. i wondered how that affected the prison, into the prisoners have any kind of shelter to live under? professor gordon: well, food for the prisoners was particularly poor. this area of georgia had been relatively untouched by the war. again, before sherman came here. this was farmland, these farms beencertainly could have able to provide food for the prisoners. getting goodoblems quality food to the prisoners. i think that's where the question of who is respo

take a look at this picture sent in from doris down in cape may. beautiful shot of the sunrise.of -- reflection of the sun's rays in the cirrus clouds. right now we have temperatures in the upper 30s and low 40s. well be warming up quickly. if you're heading to lincoln financial field, sunny skies,77. monday, 74 degrees, tuesday, warm, 78 degrees. more seasonable weather wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, here we go, 59 degrees with lows in the 30s. i don't like when you have that reaction. >> it is 7:55 we're just a few minutes away from saying good morning to "good morning america." >> reporter: hi, nydia, hi, eva. coming up on "g.m.a." we have disturbing images coming out of turkey's capitol. turkish authorities have launched an investigation, but it's unclear who is responsible for the attacks. we go to turkey for answers thorns. >> reporter: joe biden is in delaware this weekend, sources close to the vp tell abc news he has a week to decide and the decision could come after the democratic debate is set for tuesday where bernie sanders and hillary clinton face off for th

immigrants out who are undocumented and stop the chinese products from coming in, you'll be honky dory physically isolated where employment peaked in 1920, 95 years ago. nobody has done anything for them. if this is worth fighting for let's take this thing piece by piece. i don't think you should give up on the european dream nor do i think you can get it back as it was in the hay day of the '90s, overnight. you have to bill it back and you have to realize this is really terrible. compared to what? what europe was in the 1940s? i don't think so. what it was in the 1870s? i don't think so. we can't get away from each other so the world will be defined by positive identity politics or negative identity politics. in insecure times the negative has the advantage. you win a long, long battle. >>> next, something completely different. the world went crazy recently over the so-called pizza rat. i say these rats should be the real heroes. they can actually save lives. big day? ah, the usual. moved some new cars. hauled a bunch of steel. kept the supermarket shelves stocked. made sure everyone

i think that mostly people think the walmart thing is a walmart dory, and that is a much -- and not muchrest of the economy. betty: i know we said yesterday, fedd signals about the raising rates. what do we expect to hear? numberd that week ppi this morning, this is not the best time to raise because of inflation. lack of inflation pressure. the interesting story today that people are talking about is that fed governorsd -- said that they do not think a rate hike this year makes sense. still sounds like they are in time -- inclined to go this year, but it is interesting this the -- see, maybe they are wondering there is dissent. the interesting thing, the market moving away from the fed. numbers are implying closer to 3% of a hike this year. even by march. now april next year. so again you have fewer and fewer people believing them. betty: we will see in six months, why not? thank you, joe. with thebe speaking ceo of wells fargo coming up on "what'd you miss?" much more ahead, the bloomberg market day, we are looking at the close of market and continuing to monitor how walmart loses. we

strengthened by doris matsui, chair of the women's caucus.-chairs lois fran tell and debbie dingell. they stand on pill loofers fair pay, raise the minimum wage, guarantee women the respect of equal pay for equal work. this is -- this will make our economy grow. paid sick leaf. isn't it exciting that our new speaker wants to spend time with his family? we want everybody in america to be able to have that same opportunity. if someone in the family is sick. affordable quality child care. the linchpin of a working parent's success in the workplace. this is not just for women. this is for family. this is for men and women. and retirement security. ensuring women can trust in a secure and comfortable retirement, a particular tribute to the vision of doris matsui and jan schakowsky, co-chairs of our senior task force. not that they're seniors, but they're co-chairs of the task force. their work is so important because you will see, as we have the battle of the budget so many of the issues that relate to seniors are at risk. but so many of the issue

nya is here with her mother doris kenny and attorney simone martin. thank yo

. >>> doris -- dorsey will not receive a paycheck, but he currently holds about ten percent of twitter shares. >>> a popular cereal is being recalled. general mills is voluntarily recalling some boxes of cheer yos and honey nut cheerios from store shelves. the label said gluten free, but the company said wheat flour was inadvertently introduced into it's /oet flour system. the recall effects cheerios produced at the led eye facility in july. >>> -- lodi facility in july. >>> the debate about gun laws is reignited. tonight at 10:30, hillary clinton's call to take back the second amendment. >> i'm tracking your weather in the bay area tuesday. i'll also track that coastal sag -- fog that's lingering. >> and the world champion golden state warriors started their season the way they ended it, with a victory. . >> the world champion golden state warriors were back on the court for the first sometime -- time since winning the championship in june. >> hey, ken, i'll tell you what. there are a lot of happy people down here in san jose. the warriors won tonight's game, and it's the first time t

you know doris?ed me. >> never heard of him. ♪ talking or continue wait until we are properly introduced? charlie: winona ryder, wow. >> yeah. it's so difficult to play someone so dispassionate. from myhat i got research talking to his brother, the idea of playing someone who is really always watching. everything is about other people. as an actor, you are used to playing people where everything is about them. to be a scientist is to not judge the results are become emotionally involved. but the attention out. charlie: there is a relationship between what he did and what happened at stanford? >> yeah, definitely. and that experiment, you start acting like the jailer. you are pretending to be a jailer, assume a lot of the qualities of the one who is jail. you know, i think one of the things -- reasons these things are particularly cinematic as they have a lot to do with acting. that --o say to people they would say, you bring your work home with you? say, onset if i sit and do this all day long, event

. >> the museum will be the new home for the vast doris and donald fisher contemporary art collectiontors younger than 18 will be able to visit for free after its reopening. >>> if you lover yyou love yout hate the ads, you can get rid of them. the site will offer original programs a lot like hulu and netflix. you can watch videos and music all without commercials. the subscription cost, $9.99 a month. the old version is still free and still interrupted with ads. >>> another half hour of abc 7 news at 9:00 is coming up next. coming up, joe biden is out. why the vice president decided not to run. plus, the phone call he got from hillary clinton. >>> a 4-year-old girl shot in what appears to be a deadly case of road rage. >>> sesame street introduces a new character. another half hour >>> after weeks of speculation, vice president joe biden revealed he will not run for president. the announcement immediately shifts the race. >> the announcement came this morning with only ten minutes' warning after a white house staffer alerted journalists and quickly moved them to the rose garden. >> j

doris is from tyler, texas, on our republicans line. caller: thank you. personally i don't know either one of the three should really have it. my pick would be paul ryan, though. i was very disappointed with boehner. but i guess he did the best he could with what he had to work with. but i would like to say, when they do the budget, i wish they would take into consideration the people on social security. i got $798 a month, and we're not going to get a raise this year, but i'm sure the people at the white house will all get a raise. and i wish they would take that into consideration too. thank you. host: thank you. tweet from manu from cnn. someone literally blew white smoke out of the room where republicans are voting. i guess you had to be there to see it. he's referring to the roman catholic church on which a new pope is selected. mckenzie, bridge, oregon. democrats line. caller: good afternoon. have emocrat i think ryan 1/10 of the republicans winning the election. raising the spending caps, getting that done until after the election means there will