in the court of the spanish city and it will no be very important to see what happens next because f. spin continues with the sort of oppressive tactics that we've seen over the last number of days and weeks then i think that whisked the conflict even further and it will give the cats looniness the moral high ground which of course the only house but when it comes to these democratic links when it comes to defense of the referendum i think know there's this new movement there this lady unwilling to defend that so the establishment in spain has to think with that but sort to establishment. the other headline leader said he was responding to voices from all over europe to give dialogue a chance do you think there was an awful lot of pressure coming just before the speech many postponed it for an hour could that have been you know last minute i won't say threats but you know offers or negotiation tactics coming from i'm from madrid. i mean this is a very fluid situation of course i mean what we're discussing know could very well be a very different discussion not just a model but even in the

so we're going to have to wachl f watch for spinning in the radar.it's not going to bother us until well after midnight and that is with the cold front that is going to be moving in and 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 a.m., coming right through the philadelphia area and gusts of 35 to 40 in general and up to 50 miles an hour. more on the timing of this and what comes behind this, coming up. >> it's heavy rain and storms that move into our region. download the nbc 10 app. sign up for alerts to find out when threatening weather is headed for your neighborhood. >>> new at 5:00, the man accused of shooting six people in two different states will be tried in delaware first. radee prince killed three co-workers and drove to wilmington and shot another man. delaware sentencing laws don't allow parole. >> in maryland, we have three horrible murders, first-degree murders and two attempted first degree murders. for all of that carnage, the possible sentence is life in prison. >> he will face life in prison in delaware and maryland. >>> developing now in harrisburg, the fight

spin on it he could. >> i think that showed his honest f-as a witness. >> i cried when i got off the plane. >> when court resumed christopher told the jury that while he was initially upset about being sent to samoa, got over and made the best about it and when his parents and melissa came to visit they all had a wonderful time together. hardly a dysfunctional family in the story the photos told. >> were you happy to be with your parents? >> i was very, very happy to see my parents. i loved them very much. >> he had given the jury an alternative. he tried, at least, to to fuse the samoa motive. enough? not nearly, said prosecutor kagan. >> what motive did garrett kopp have to go in and attempt to assassinate boast those people, none? what motive did christopher sutton have to want both his parents dead? plenty. >> and what's the story here? they had the statement of garrett kopp, the drug-crazed little thug who gives this story to save himself from the death penalty and the coerced statement of juliet driscoll. where oats evidence in this case? what do they have? nothing. >> seven men, five women on the

spin. the games are slower than the £2 games and the returns are higher. if you look at them side by side fd game and another a two pound game, the losses would be ata a two pound game, the losses would be at a similar level. there is research that shows the losses are higher on the the smaller stake games. i know that is a complicated issue. what we are focussed on is getting that level of problem gamblers down. that what is the government wants to see. it has been sta ble government wants to see. it has been stable between 0.6 and 0.9 of the population for over a decade. we need to work to target those who do exhibit problems and makes sure we have a sus stainable business that is socially responsible. how do you help those people, even if you say its a small percentage, the sums involve candidate bankrupt people —— involved can bankrupt people. how can those people be helped? look, i mean, all types of gamble have problem gamblers we have never ran way tr that. we will continue to look at the evidence and do more to target those people and give them help. that is why we fund research, ed

f million. the former tv host speaking out overnight on his online radio show "no spin news". >> am i mad at god at him. i wish i had more protection. i wish this stuff didn't happen. i can't explain it to you. yeah, i'm mad at him. >> reporter: o'reilly telling the conservative radio host glenmorangie beck the damning reports meant to silence him. >> the end game is let's link o'reilly with harvey weinstein. let's make him that. all right, so we take him out of the marketplace forever. he never gets to give his opinion on issues again burton are you wiehl is sworn to silence. o'reilly paying out the massive settlement in exchange for a n nondisclosure agreement from wiehl in january. >> it's to protect both parties. protect the company from disparaging comments by the employee and also to protect the employee or the former employee from disparaging comments that might be made supervisor. >> reporter: harvey weinstein's namesake business is taking a hit for settlements requiring a n nondisclosure agreement as the accusations of sexual harassment and abuse against the movie mogul pile up with nea

f. kenny. the conspiracy theories a thick, and hopefully these new documents will show intelligence that was gathered from the warren commission and beyond that will put to rest some of these odious theories that people spin out there to marketeer books or simply because they are born with the conspiratorial bent. >> is it your feeling while it may end some conspiracies, it might be the beginning of new ones? >> that's true, too. good point. it will never end. nothing will satisfy people that are, you know -- i once went to see gerald ford, who was on the warren commission, and he after lunch, i was talking to him only about the ford presidency, and he said, you know, doug, come here, showed me this giant stack of papers. see those? yes, see these, it was hardly any. that big stack, that's people that write me about the warren commission and the kennedy assassination. the other stack's my presidency. the point being, people keep talking about how john f. kennedy died. while we'll get these new documents, there will be people taking these documents and twisting them in different ways, so the story will probably never be resolved. >> douglas brinkley, thanks so much to you again. >>> all right, still ahead,

f. it's one of the first things you do when you're weak and losing power and things are spinning out ofack the bedrock foundations of things that are meant to constrain you. the press is meant to constrain the presidency. the president lashes out. the thing about this report yesterday from nbc news is that it's connected to the moron story. right? that's the -- the other piece of that story, and i can't help but think that part of what's making the president so crazy on this matter is that his secretary of state has yet to in a convincing way come out and try to knock that story down. he's at a spokesman do it. the spokesman was in the room. it has to be eating away at him that he knows this story and everything around it we are reporters here, carol lee, others, have that story nailed and so he's lashing out in a classic trump way. >> it's also about his deep, deep insecurity about his intellect or his lack of intellect. we showed the clip yesterday of him talking about how smart he was, how high his i.q. was. obviously you don't say -- i mean, i'm just a dumb country lawyer, so i woul

and again, rather than my spinning out my owown thoughts abouut that, let me start from a concrete example.e. the steelelworkers un here i in the united states, one of f the largest ununions in the afl-cicio, here, stunned the wod of american labor two years ago whenen they isissued a press ree announcing the formal alliance-- i'll use their words--ththe forl aalliance betweeeen the steelworkers union of the united statates, which-h--i don'tt know many members it has, but in the hundreds of thousands, big union--with mondragon, the corporate--that huge, successful worker's self-directed enterprise in spain. and i remember many of us were taken aback. "what an interesting idea. an alliance." what did it mean? well, the details were hard to come by. it seems asas though there was discussion, obviously, between them. they issued a joint press release anand had a press conference. but it's hard to tell, so i'm now going to imagine where this might go. i'm not saying that's where they're taking it. i don't know exactly where they're going to take it, or even whether they're going to take it somewhere, but here's what i would do. imagine a trade union movem