reporter: leeland eisenberg is set for december. jennifer: tonight police have arrested a man suspected of two recent bank rob rose in rochester. the first was at the citizens bank inside the hannaford, six days later the td bank was robbed. in both cases the suspect presented a note demanding money, but no weapon was shown. he's being he charges. tom: new details tonight about why owen labrie's lawyers say he should get a new trial. he's appealing his conviction ?n troalings an on campus assault. reporter: former st. paul school student owen labrie claims that ineffective counsel during his 2015 trial resulted in his conviction for a computer offense. the argument. labrie is serving a one-year sentence and must register as a sex offender for life, convicted of three misdemeanor assault charges, and the felony certain uses of a computer for alley using it to lure in a 15-year-old freshman. in court paperwork his current lawyer refers to a recent interview they had had with an i.t. employee at the school, and claims that e-mails betw

court documents say leeland eisenberg robbed a citizen bank in august, and police say he had cocaine when they arrested him. eisenberg previously served time for taking hostages at hillary clinton's campaign headquarters in rochester in next 4 1/2 years in federal prison for robbing a queen city bank last year. 25-year-old ricardo mejia pleaded guilty to holding up the northway savings bank. he admitted that he told the teller he had a gun and said, "don't give me any tainted money or i'll come back and shoot you." a massachusetts state trooper who was indicted for assaulting a man who allegedly led police on a two-state car chase is due in his response to the indictment, flynn says he was justified in the use of nondeadly force to arrest and capture richard simon. a new hampshire state trooper already pleaded guilty to simple assault charges in the case. erin: a new hampshire car was involved in a massive crash on route 1 in york, maine. a total of 10 vehicles were involved, including a dump truck that overturned, partially burying the new hampshire car in the sand. four people were

court documents say leeland eisenberg robbed citizens bank in august and when he was found cocaine on him. eisenberg previously served time for taking hostages at hillary clinton's campaign headquarters in rochester, back in 2007. he will face a judge in federal court tomorrow. tom: tonight the state supreme court is considering arguments may in the case of remy gross santos. the teenager was convicted of assault for hitting two women while driving to a graduated rehearsal. two years ago. his lawyer are trying to get those convictions overturned. bishop guertin high school this morning where the court was held as part of their on the road program. reporter: most of today's argument focused on one piece of evidence, the defense lawyers say was simply not relevant. lawyers for remy gross santos say a marijuana grinder, the device used to refine the drug before smoking it, had no place being introduced as evidence in his 2015 trial. prosecutors say the grinder was found in the back of gross santos' car after he s graduation rehearsal following a night of partying in the summer of 2014. b

court documents say leeland eisenberg robbed the citizens bank on elm street in august. and police say when they eisenberg previously served time for taking hostages at hillary clinton's campaign headquarters in rochester in 2007. right now, manchester police are on the lookout for a suspect accused of stealing an elderly woman's purse at market basket. officers say matthew emerson grabbed the 82-year-old woman's purse from her cart as she was leaving the store monday. he was chased away. authorities say he went to the valley street cemetery, where the skyline in portsmouth will look a little bit different come tomorrow. crews are set to remove the lift span of the sarah long bridge at high tide and float it away on barges. boat traffic on the river should return to normal next week. the new bridge is scheduled to be open next september. staying safe in the sky. coming up, some airlines roll out a new tool to stop in-flight phone fires. and the race for the white house. trump fights back against allegations, and clinton refuses emails. kevin: northwest wind bringing in c

court documents say leeland eisenberg robbed the citizens bank on elm street in august, and police say he had cocaine when arrested. crews are set to remove the lift span of the sarah long bridge and float it away on barges. week. it's going to look different out there. erin: definitely will. coming up, a terrifying experience with a great white shark. a driver was actually inside this cage and managed to escape when i listen to families across new hampshire, all i hear is that washington is locked into a system where the special interests come before people. where drug company profits come before affordable medicine, the koch brothers and big oil come before clean energy, and powerful corporations beat out entrepreneurs looking to grow their small businesses. i'm maggie hassan. washington won't change overnight. but sending a new senator who puts your priorities ahead of special interests it's a new hampshire success story. thousands of working adults earning a college degree to further their careers. i'm colin van ostern, and i helped launch college for america at southern new hampsh

. >> sasha eisenberg says the strategy includes using targeted facebook attack ads, pointing out recognition trump's movement isn't big enough to win a majority. publicly trump's campaign renewal plan adding we want everyone who can legally vote to show up. privately, gop sources familiar with the strategy acknowledge if they can keep the other side from a strong showing it gives them a shot. but it won't work if their own base doesn't turn out. that's partly why trump is getting his wife more involved with her sounding surprised to hear it. >> she is actually going to make two or three speeches. >> oh. >> it is. she is amazing. when she ks easier electoral path. trump within the margin of error in key battle grounds. but no room for error. >> there is no room for error here. there are not multiple paths. if there is a path it is a very messy one. and in a very narrow one. >> reporter: trump late tonight in ohio called inner cities ghettos before seeming to catch and correct himself. bernie sanders caught heat for something similar in the primaries. for trump another potential african-americ

. >> sasha eisenberg says the strategy includes using targeted facebooktt isn't big enough to win a majority. publicly trump's campaign insists there is no voter suppression, pointing to urban renewal plan adding we want everyone who can legally vote to show up. privately, gop sources familiar with the strategy acknowledge if they can keep the other side from a strong showing it gives them a shot. but it won't work if their own base doesn't turn out. that's partly why trump is getting his wife more involved >> she is actually going to make two or three speeches. >> oh. >> it is. she is amazing. when she speaks. >> clinton still has the the easier electoral path. trump within the margin of error in key battle grounds. but no room for error. >> there is no room for error here. there are not multiple paths. if there is a path it is a very messy one. and in a very narrow one. >> reporter: trump late tonight in ohio callednn and correct himself. bernie sanders caught heat for something similar in the primaries. for trump another potential misstep in messaging to african-americans. lester. >> than

attorney says eisenberg showed a note but not a weapon. he says he also had a small amount of cocaine on him. ize inberg already spent two years behind bars for the standoff at hillary clintons rochesteram he has since had several probation violations, his trial was set for december. josh: donald trump will be in new hampshire tomorrow on a campaign visit that comes as more women claim unwanted sexual contact from the republican presidential nominee. i want to warn you that some of the descriptions of those events are graphic. sally, one of the alleged reporter: that's right, a contestant from the apprentice back in 2006, she says after she was fired from the show she met with donald trump at a beverly hills hotel, this was now in 2007, for what she thought was a business meeting. she says she thought she was meeting with donald trump to talk about employment opportunities. >> i assumed we were going to the restaurant in the hotel. instead i was taken to a bungalow. emerged from a bedroom and accosted her. >> he began to kiss me very aggre

. >> reporter: sasha eisenberg in "bloomberg business week" says that strategy includes using targeted facebook attack ads, pointing out recognition trump's movement isn't big enough to win a majority. publicly trump's campaign insists there is no voter suppression happening, pointing to his new urban renewal plan adding we want everyone who can legally vote to show up. privately, gop sources familiar with the strategy acknowledge other side from a strong showing it gives them a shot. but it won't work if their own base doesn't turn out. that's partly why trump is getting his wife more involved with melania trump sounding surprised to hear it. >> she is actually going to make two or three speeches. >> oh. >> it is. she is amazing. when she speaks. >> reporter: clinton still has the easier electoral path. trump within the margin of error in key battlegrounds, there are not multiple paths. if there is a path it is a very messy one. and in a very narrow one. >> reporter: late tonight, a scary moment for mike pence, his plane landing at laguardia, new york city, skid off the runway. no inj

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court documents say leeland eisenberg robbed the citizens bank on elm street in august, and police say he had cocaine when they arrested him. eisenberg previously served time for taking hostages at hillary clinton's campaign headqer in rochester in 2007. the skyline in portsmouth will change a little today. crews are now saying they will remove the lift span of the sarah long bridge this morning -- this afternoon around 4:00 and float it away on barges. boat traffic on the river should return to normal next week. the new bridge is scheduled to open next september. the seacoast looks beautiful. that will gust at times over 15-20 mph through the afternoon, adding the autumn bite through the air today. temperatures will slowly make their way up from the upper 40's and upper 30's to mid 40's. could approach 60 in southern areas. there in mind with that wind it is going to feel a little cooler, with a good deal of sunshine. the last clouds up north continuing to wither away as we dry up. as cold as we have been so far, overnight tonight, 20's to lower reach of the 30's. seacoast. full sunsh

well, a woman named gretchen eisenberg went to small claims court. in september 1981, they filed a lawsuit against the city of san francisco, the operator of the operator, and alleged a claim of nuisance and requested the jurisdictional limit, which was $750. maybe the city didn't pay attention to that. but then her neighbor did the same thing. and then neighbor, another neighbor, and another neighbor. by the end of the month, 170 separate small claims actions had been filed by neighbors of the airport. they all made the same claim and they all requested the jurisdictional limit, $750. and 116 of them won. then they filed another 183 in small claims court in san francisco. well, that got the city's attention. and the city itself went into court. not small claims court but local super court, and requested a writ to enjoin the small claims court from a adjudicating anymore of these claims. and the superior court rejected that. and the court of appeals in california affirmed, said this is a totally appropriate way to use small claims. and this is actual

amy: the man who took hostages at clinton's office in 2007, eisenberg was charged with august. the assistant u.s. attorney says he showed a note, but not a weapon. he reportedly, and the trial was set for december. the two boston police officers who were shot in east boston remain in critical, but stable condition. officers cintolo and morris were and killed by mres. police remained bags from the hem home. >> the motive is a mystery. el chapo could be extradited next year. a court could rule on that by the end of the year. new hampshire is one of the up. he's facing charges dated back to 2012. and he's under surveillance due to his earlier prison breaks. he's not allowed in the general population. a man who died in the attack on pearl harbor, edwin c. hopkins was one of 429 sailors killed in 1941. hopkins' remains were identified and returned. and he'll be buried next to his parents in keene. he'll be buried with full military honors. >> employees from the department of transportation completed their drive. the items are families in transition all over the state and the donatio

. >> evil eisenberg. >> jimmy: i love him, too. >> he was just misunderstood. >> jimmy: of course. you have great quotes on the ckere. but one -- said bryan cranston has created a cinematic record of how an actor shapes a a career, and an identity, and from the great tom hanks. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that not bad. notoo shabby. jim: w much did y pay ?" m r the quote? >> yeah.&d i had a little dirt on mr. hanks. i said, either you say this, or -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's a lovely guy. >> jimmy: ave rkedh ?r fo tes. >> jimmy: ye, ur times. >> he's just called me everyme ? and before i can answer, i'm like on a plane ready to go wherever he wants. >> jimmy: any takeaway from that guy? >> i've got to say, he's the guy you hope he would be. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's him. >> jimmy: i agree. >> he's the guy. he's on the set, he's reectful and kd d friendly.??j; t and yee rk don immy: ?[thank you veryuck ?ryo >> eept for thre sptfki ht y gethe wk doou laughteraio >> jimmyactly.at's otrue.tu itoes iwa this is a collection of short stories from my life e od a thead. veryhallenging childhood. >> j

john: i want to ask you to respond to a story josh green and sasha eisenberg wrote yesterday, quotingficial from your campaign saying, "we have three major voter suppression operations underway" in the campaign and details what they are. is that true? >> no. that person misspoke. i think it's hillary clinton trying to suppress our voters. no, that is not true. john: those details go into a fair amount of detail, so you are saying there is no effort to suppress any kind of vote on the democratic side coming out of your campaign? >> what we're doing here is what the clinton campaign and all campaigns do, touch voters with different messages, customize what we know about them through analytically and through our sophisticated modeling systems. anybody who wants to vote can go and vote and should go. we feel very comfortable and confident about the returns we're seeing compared to where president obama and governor romney were at this exact date in 2012. we think those early investments in early absentee balloting are really paying off. john: kellyanne conway, thank you for coming on the

. >> evil eisenberg. >> jimmy: i love him, too. >> he was just misunderstood. >> jimmy: of course. you have great quotes on the back here. but one -- said bryan cranston has created a cinematic record of how an actor shapes a a career, and an identity, and a legacy all at the same time, from the great tom hanks. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's not bad. not too shabby. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how much did you pay him for the quote? >> yeah. i had a little dirt on mr. hanks. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he's a lovely guy. >> jimmy: how many times have you worked with tom? >> i've worked with tom maybe four times. >> jimmy: yeah, four times. >> he's just called me every time saying, are you free? and before i can answer, i'm like on a plane ready to go wherever he wants. >> jimmy: any takeaway from that guy? >> i've got to say, he's the guy you hope he would be. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's him. >> jimmy: i agree. >> he's the guy. he's on the set, he's respectful and kind and and yet you get the work done. he's kind of like you. >> jimmy: thank you very much. thank you. [ cheers and applause ]

real estate investment david eisenberg said trump's reported loss on his tax returns didn't stymie his >> tax losses sometimes have dmog with cash flow and he was living the lifestyle he was accustomed to. >> and doing it through more debt. >> exactly. with donald trump has repeatedly declared that he is the king of debt. this summer he tweeted about it. say tag he made a fortune off of his debt. and debt made him a great businessman but in the same tweets saying he would actually fix the debt of this nation. so we'll see. >> saernl man who's built his fortune on debt and leverage and getting -- all right. thank you so much. pretty incredible to see that. trump's loss seems huge. talk ak the billion. but where does it really rank? what are the facts? is it? the crucial perspective we need, how unusual is it? $916 million. >> it is pretty unusual. hard to imagine anyone surviving that kind of loss and moving forward. in fact an expert with the tax foundation told the wall street journal this represented almost 2% of all the net operating losses for businesses that year in 1995 in the un

respond to a story our colleagues wrote yesterday in bloomberg business week, josh green and sacha eisenberg have an official who says "we have three major voter suppression operations under way within the trump campaign" and goes on to detail what those three are. is that true? >> no. that person misspoke and used a phrase that's not true. it's hillary clinton trying to suppress our voters. no, that's not true! so the details offer in that piece -- going into a fair amount of detail, you say there's no effort to suppress any vote on the democratic side coming out of your campaign? >> what we're doing here is what the clinton campaign is doing and all campaigns do, which is we're trying to touch voters with present messages customized to what we know about them analytically and through our sophisticated modeling systems. anybody who wants to vote and can should vote. i tell you what. >> we get reports, i just had one two or three hours ago, we get daily reports on the early voting absentee ballots and we feel confident about the returns we're seeing compared to where pop and governor romney

nancy eisenberg is the author of "white trash," the 400-year untold story of class in america. which is just reviewed by "the new york times" book review and "the new yorker." she's also the author of "the life of aaron burr." a and her first book "sex and citizenship" was awarded the best book prize in >>> she is the t. harry williams professor of american history at lsu and writes for salon tom. heather is points higher fessor and share of the department and drama and dance. she is author of early american theater from there and 1787 and 1861 and this is the best title of the three. hid warehouse characters and beautiful pagans. performing jewish identity on the antibell let me american stage. i'm looking forward to that one. also the author of many book chapters journal articles and edited volumes. andrew is professor of history and american culture studies and is the author of fighting over the founders. how we remember the american revolution which hi the pleasure to review for american political thought and founding corporate power in early national philadelphia. he'll le

nancy eisenberg is the author of "white trash," the 400-year untold story of class in america.rk times" book review and "the new yorker." she's also the author of "the life of aaron burr." a and her first book "sex and citizenship" was awarded the best book prize in >>> she is the t. harry williams professor of american history at lsu and writes for salon tom. heather is points higher fessor and share of the department and drama and dance. she is author of early american theater from there and 1787 and 1861 and this is the best title of the three. hid warehouse characters and beautiful pagans. performing jewish identity on the antibell let me american stage. i'm looking forward to that one. also the author of many book chapters journal articles and edited volumes. andrew is professor of history and american culture studies and is the author of fighting over the founders. how we remember the american revolution which hi the pleasure to review for american political thought and founding corporate power in early national philadelphia. he'll lead us off. >> it's the friend of a ban

. >> david eisenberg. i think everybody recognizes at a point when the current phase of operations, against isis and other groups sends the countries in question, syria, for example, afghanistan, iraq, libya, are going to be facing monumental reconstruction challenges, and to date, our record on that to put it politely has not been very good. it has been documented by inspector general, which in full disclosure, i once worked at. before seiger went out of business, head called for the creation of the socol in order to better plan for future reconstruction, get people on the same page beforehand. would you endorse -- >> do you have a question? >> would you endorse that? what changes who you make so we don't repeat the mistakes of the past? >> great question. i think the first thing is to start with what you're doing here today, which is try to take an accounting of what should we have learned from the last 15 years. what worked, and why, and what hasn't worked so well. and why. i think the question you're a

the trump factor finance chairman and the rnc chairman lew eisenberg to give us the money scientist orand a host of "varney & company," stuart varney 1 million. two weeks away from election day. hillary clinton and donald trump tied in the tar heel state. in a three-way race, clinton has 47% support among likely voters. trump is 46% support. jerry johnson 4%. clinton and chuck getting support while gary johnson has said since august. congresswoman renate ulmer's ticket to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. maria: how would you characterize the tight race in north carolina? >> there is such enthusiasm for donald trump in north carolina. across the state i know he's spending a lot of time here. people are just going nuts. there are signs everywhere for donald trump. you don't see the enthusiasm for hillary clinton. early voting started late last week and there are some issues here on both sides of the aisle very important to our democrat friends and republican friends. donald trump appeals to all. he is not a one-party person. he is the presidential candidate

. >> basically, the trump campaign invited in me and my colleague sasha eisenberg, who literally wrotebuilt. there's sensitivity around the public impression that trump's ca campaign is no more than trump and a twitter feed. and they really haven't publicized it. they let us in, shared data, polling, strategy. we got to talk to everybody down there. >> what did you find? >> what we found is they have really built this massive data operation, pulling from the rnc, european data scientists and built a machine that they have code named project alamo. >> i do not understand, like, do they know what happened at the alamo? >> not sure about that. >> this is a campaign that plays "you can't always get what you want" at aftevery rally. >> there's nor staff in san antonio than at trump towers. >> call it project spurs. >> it's in san antonio because the guy who built the trump realty winery websites is located in san antonio. he now runs the operation. >> this is impressive, you're saying. >> well, it's -- >> is it impressive? >> it's impressive in the sense that he has built massive small-doll