gh the screaming, they're both married to jesse ortiz. our jesse ortiz? they both got rings, the whole shot. the mrs. ortiz in the 124 room is rosario. i think she's got senioritit she's working at the salon. she hears this other woman talking about her new husband. a detective. how she don't like him doing night tours. and they're both referring to jesse? yeah. i've got her in the radio room. the more recent mrs. ortiz. do you got on paper? - nothing. that's why i'm ducking the sarge. they both wanna file for assault. i figured the situation needs a delegate. ppreciate you keep them on ice till i t tk to him. all right. great to be a delegate, huh? yeah. make a memo book entry so if it goes to work, you're covered. all right, thanks. [russell] doorman at forsmann's building says two moving guys... show up this morning, say they're on a pickup from the museum. twenty minutes later, they walk five paintings out the front door. - doorman said he called up to announce 'em? - he says he did. wants to be kept on top of the prince's condition. guy's looking to

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one originally told police he saw jesse on the same day she disappeared. then changed his story. >> you really remember jesse on october 11, 2011? >> not that i can remember. i really don't. >> reporter: and another neighbor claimed she did not kill jesse, but instead saw the girl get abducted. >> and the next thing i know, the little girl is put in the car, the woman gets in, the door closes and off they go. >> reporter: was jesse indeed stolen by a stranger? or murdered by her own mother? it was now time for a jury to decide. two-and-a-half days. then reached a verdict four long years in the making. >> we find the defendant on the charge of count two, first degree murder as follows. guilty. >> reporter: hunter was calm and emotionless when she heard the words and that infuriated her own family when she was sentenced two months later. >> your baby is dead and you don't have no emotion! >> i hope you burn in hell. >> i know i have been convicted of a horrible crime. a crime which i not commit. i beseech you judge ross to bestow a lenient sentence upon me.

are you all right, jesse? some delegate you are. hey, jesse, you can kiss my ass too. hey, gina. hi, james. how'd it go today? my boss said before lunch i'm doing a pretty good job. yeah, sergeant lorenzo? uh-huh. i'll tell you, he don't throw around compliments. how was your day? i, uh, had delegate business. it was, uh, wild. age would be complicated enough. a detective in this precinct? i don't want to say any names. i guess it's how lawyers work, the sense i didn't approve of this guy very much, but i still felt he deserved a delegate. yeah, but you're a better guy than a lawyer. yeah, i-- i hope so. so, i was, uh, wondering-- you know, i don't know how you're gonna feel about this, i i n't drink, but i'd like to go out with you. would you like to get some dinner? enjoy spanish food, italian? that'd be great. all right. i'll be through in about 20 minutes. don't rush nothing. keep on the sarge's good side. i'll meet you downstairs? yeah. i'll meet you on the first floor. all right? so, did you get over to headquarters? yeah. they'll look to hook me into the guy one of the nex

jesse registered 7 or 8 million new voters. for the rainbow coalition and reverend jackson's candidacy, many of us wouldn't be in elected office. - barack obama is not the first "african-american candidate" to come close and then of course win it. jesse jackson. reverend jackson laid the foundation. [cheers and applause] - on that night in 2008, i know he thought of his grandmother, i know he thought of his father and his stepfather, but i know he thought of all of these children. they were just excited about the possibility of an african-american president, but not just the possibility now that it was real, what it meant. - use hope and imagination as weapons of survival and progress. use love to motivate you and obligate you to serve the human family. young america, dream! nothing we cannot do or be or become. - as reverend said, on november 3, 1983, when i run, when i do this, nothing will ever be the same, and nothing has ever been the same. [crowd cheering] [sweeping music] ♪ v.o.: think wednesday on pbs! for stories from

jesse williams.id you ever hear >> reporter: but he did see something curious. the roommate is sleeping on the living room couch, such as it is. at around 3:00 in the morning he watches as christopher takes something outside. >> i'm just transferring stuff that was in my old car to the new car. that's all he said. he went back to his room and i assumed he went to sleep. >> reporter: coming up, an unimaginable face to face, all caught on tape. >> you think i'm going to let you drive away? >> it was an amazing scenario, when a family member confronts a suspect. >> reporter: stay with us. ...with this idea of four towers that were fire escapes... ...essentially. i'll build a little model in photoshop and add these... ...details in with a pen. i could never do that with a mac. i feel like my job is... ...to put out there just enough detail to spur the audiences... ...imagination to fill in all the blanks. this windows pc is amazing, having all of my tools... ...right at my finger tips is incredible. choo

the boyfriend and jesse the roommate are witnesses and not suspects. they let them go. and they get search warrant for christopher's apartment. >> our criminalist was able to do examinations for blood on, like, the bathroom. she spraye the shower. and we were actually able to actually see a t-shirt that had a bloodstain on the upper sleeve. >> reporter: and then police hit paydirt. when they find, buried in the mess on the floor, this receipt from 7/11, for bleach and rubber gloves. thank heaven for 7-eleven. stocked as they all are, with slim jims, slurpees and security cameras. >> you'll just see chris waide coming from his apartment to buy it looks like it's about 11:54 in the morning. >> reporter: watch as inside the store, he's no housekeeper but grabs the bleach. then after speaking with the clerk, rubber gloves before heading back to his mess of an apartment. the evidence is mounting. police match christopher's picture with the man in the boston market video. now police are watching his every move. and they see christopher meet with someone new.

jess should be on thin ice. ugh! she took us on a couples trip! yeah, that's like taking alcoholics to a brewery! nobody here wants to hear from you, hugh. you hugh. u made us hang out with your lame couples friends! how are we lhow are we lame? there is no reason to attack us. and when singing toto, why is it always "africa"? they've got a deep catalog! robby: okay. look, i think we can all agree that jess is a very important member of this group. you hypocrite. before you cast aspersions on anyone else, you need to take a good long look at yourself, robby! the emperor i don't even know has no clothes! why we bothered coming here! (overl and you sexualized toto. no, you make a good... i know those guys. they're good guys! know what? enough! okay, i'm not, uh... guys, i'm not actually gonna smash my guitar to get your attention. but listen, i don't want you to lose faith in this group. okay? just... lose faith in me. because you're right. i have been a hypocrite. uh... i do have feelings for jess. ooh. (gasps) just... he didn't say what kind of fe

but right after they separate, jesse says something weird and happens. lea, the girl who is always on her phone, suddenly stops texting him. >> so, that first night i was worried, but not too super worried, thinking maybe she's just mad at me, and then the following day when maxx called me and said, "yo, dude, where's my sister?" that's i when i was like, [ bleep ]. something, something bad has happened. says lea always takes maxx's calls. no matter what. >> she would stop during sex to answer a phone call from her brother. >> is that right? >> it was like that, it kind of caused fights a few times. >> so they would communicate how often? >> every day. >> reporter: jesse appears cooperative in the interrogation, but admits lea's family has their doubts about him. >> maxx had convinced them all that i was not to be trusted. i was the devil. running down another lead. it's a mom on a mission, since rene pays lea's phone bill, she examines her daughter's call log. and begins phoning every number on the list. >> this one number kept popping up over and over,

jesse moore? guest: i would say this and i come from a family of educators. freedom of speech has to be first and foremost. has that in mind encouraging that with their students and building a space that makes it easy for people to talk with each other about their differences. i will also say that it there is anything that is falling off in our democracy, it is a space for civil discourse on difficult ideas. there is no better place to practice it, to get more acquainted with the practice of civil discourse that in our or highclassrooms school classrooms, or elementary classrooms. how do we inspire more people with a mindset like that to get into teaching, to get into education is a good question. i don't have the answer, but the more we can make our schools a the betterdemocracy, that people are not looking at each other like a different species when they do not agree. host: how do you feel about trigger warnings for topics that come up. ofngs that have gotten a lot attention as these discussions

jesse breaks up with her, packs his truck and moves east, leaving lea with no place to live. she packs her car and heads north to denver with no real plans. so lea starts looking for help on social media. about to be homeless." and then, as her brother finds out, she just drops off the grid. >> i knew there was something wrong right away because i couldn't get ahold of her. it was just days of calling back and calling, calling, calling, calling. called my mom. told her there's something wrong. >> reporter: the family goes to police, who immediately turn to boyfriend jesse. his trip to the east coast cut short by a summons to the interrogation room. relationship is with lea? >> reporter: for 90 minutes police hammer jesse, and he admits to some rough times. >> it was like the biggest fight we ever had. >> were you guys arguing? >> no, not hitting each other. just screaming at each other. we would fight about cheating on each other. >> reporter: coming up, is this one of other men in lea's life? this is the last time she was seen, having lunch, but who's that picking up the tab

he knew jess for more than 40 years. >> and i came back to honor jess's memory and to comfort the family in some ways with some stories. some of them with pretty funny. some of them are just jess. >> reporter: jess fought for american indian rights in grass root movements. he was the first native american on the chicago police force and janelle says was a protective father. >> my first car date, he had the guy bring in and sho of insurance before i was allowed in the car. >> janelle says they will not stop fighting for justice and thanks the community for their love and support thus far. >> they have a saying, that when women's hearts are on the ground, all is lost. well, our hearts were slammed to the ground. and it was the power of their love and support, the people that you see here today, many others across the nation that stopped their world for us for a little while. >> reporter: silent witness is information leading to an arrest. courtney griffin, fox 10 news. >>> and again, the number to silent witness is 480-witness, and you can, as always, remain anonymous. >>> police are also

nobody has seen or heard from jesse in three months. >>> a valley man is hoping to prevent a potential dangerous confrontation in an alley near his home. he'ki gate put up to prevent people from entering it because it's attracting crime. >>> home owners associations are changing their bilaws to prevent zika. neglected pools like this one are perfect places for mosquitoes to pay eggs. -- macgyver: einstein said time is an illusion, that it can't truly be measured. but i don't think einstein was ever racing against the clock when a field op went sideways. hey! what the hell happened? we got made. oh, great, then i don't have to wear this anymore. damn thing itches like crazy. where's mac? riley: still upstairs. he wouldn't leave until the virus finished uploading. macgyver: einstein spent years thinking about time. the rest of us? (gunshots) we only think about time when it's running out. (gunfire) but with baking soda, vinegar and a little agitation, you can buy yourself some more time. (beeping) jack, let's go! jack: what about mac?! he said no matter what happens, we go. i don't care

jesse calls them "calm down" experts. >> jesse: calming down, calming down, calming down. not showing power too much. not showing guns. not showing weapons. >> whitaker: they use solitary confinement, sparingly. jesse says there's little violence in german prisons. how do you explain that? >> jesse: if you treat them as if they are your enemy, they will react as enemies. they wac >> whitaker: in fact, many of them are dangerous. we we're up there on a row where everyone you ask was in for murder, murder, murder. >> jesse: they're all human beings, and they know a violent manner. and we do exactly the other way around. "don't be aggressive." show them that there is a different kind of conversation possible. >> whitaker: the conversation starts right away. it's based on therapy. and devise personalized prison plans for them: recommendations for counseling, classes, vocational training and work. inmates who follow the plan earn greater freedoms and early release. >> jesse: we cannot see the sense in just locking people up for their whole lives. your prisons will fill up and y

jesse: so, it is pretty simple. will give you the simplest example, it was not quite that simple probably, but imagine he borrowed $900 million to fund his casino and real estate empire. the money was not coming in to serve as the payments on those loans, and he defaulted on the loans or he worked out something with the lenders so he would not repay the $900 million. carol: so these are his personal taxes, corporate taxes? jesse: it is a little complicated. donald trump and the corporate entities donald trump runs were in some ways synonymous for many years because they were largely structured as partnerships that were entirely or nearly entirely owned by donald trump. so the way to think of it it is that the trump corporate entity, its results for the most part flow onto donald trump's personal tax returns. carol: interesting. i mean, what he did, and i guess this is what we are trying to understand, is not illegal. jesse: right. here is the punchline or the i think most interesting thing about this. so let's take

>> jesse: he should. >> whitaker: jesse invited us to waldeck to show us how the german system works. >> jesse: the real goal is re- integration into society, train them to find a different way to handle their situation outside, life without further crimes, life without creating new victims, things like that. >> whitaker: where does punishment come in? >> jesse: the incarceration, the imprisonment itself is punishment. the loss of freedom, that's it. >> whitaker: i think americans think crime and punishment. you say punishment is not even part of the goal of the german prison. >> jesse: no. >> whitaker: at all? >> jesse: not at all. >> whitaker: so life inside prison mirrors life outside as much as possible. germans call it "normalization." it starts with small prison populations. low-level offenders get fines or probation. rapists, career criminals. we were surprised how quiet and peaceful it was inside waldeck. we wondered where all the inmates were. it turns out they were relaxing outside on this sunny day. this is unbelievable. you're in for murder and you have a key to your cell.

vienen luis coronel, juanes, alejandro sanz, carlos vives, jesse & joy, los tigres del norte, lupillo rivera... va a haber un pre show. alan: becky g, julieta venegas, fonseca... william: y como les dije, jesse & joy, que llevan una semanita en los Ángeles, y estÁn más que listos. va haber un pre show. alan: gael garcÍa bernal. william: yo tengo la oportunidad de presentar su pelÍcula en el pre show, "desierto", que estÁ buenÍsima. los presentadores de la noche serÁn alejandra espinoza y jorge ramos. alan: por supuesto. el concierto empezarÁ a las 04:00 pm, hora del oeste. william: exactamente. no se lo pueden perder.

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meteorologist jesse ritka joins us with the weather.... jesse, this storm hasn't even technically made landfall. after morning temps in the low 70s and the upper 60s, a cold front has passed through southeastern wisconsin and the mercury has been dropping as temps will be in the 50s the rest of the afternoon and evening. the winds have picked up behind the front so that adds even more of a fall chill to the air but at least the thanks jesse.we have continuing coverage of hurricane matthew online.for all the latest updates go to new at four- two men in the hospital after a drive-by shootingthe men, both in there twenties, were in a vehicle on 16th and nash when someone drove by and shot at them milwaukee police are searching for suspects and investigating a motive. governor scott walker acknowledging there are problems with the state's voter i-d law. spot checks by wisconsin's department of justice turned up issues with how the law was being adminstered at d-m-v driver's license stations. those checks are designed to find out what informati

last year jesse's mother was -- was sentenced to life in prison for her daughter smarter even though jessie's -- jesse's body believe that it was -- in the -- stashed in a suitcase and thrown in a garbage can in tempe. there's no sign of jesse wilson the vanished three months ago -- banished three months ago the missing boy, but think -- the last july 17 is -- at his home. his mother told investigators the ten-year-old climbed out of the bedroom window. >>> check out this video coming in from texas to lead the giants that -- and had a giant the guy led police on a chase near dallas and it ended officers deployed tasers on the guy he was running across all of those traffic, a lanes back to the officers in danger and that suspect was taken into custody. also called camera a pickup truck plowing through a crowd of protesters in reno nevada, -- five people are hurt, the protest was to abolish columbus day that driver apparently got into some sort of argument with a crowd -- the crowd and drove right into those people that were on the street before it was arrested a few minutes later. >>>

meteorologist jesse ritka joins us now jesse ritka joins us now with the forecast. thursday will start out cloudy the end of the day. the wind will not be as strong but temperatures will remain cool, staying near 50 degrees in milwaukee.a warm front moves in on friday to bring a warmer foreith highs clbing into the 60s again on a strong southwesterly wind at 10- 20mph. skies will be partly cloudy and there isim ance that an isolated shower may develop along the frt bumost of us stay dry. saturday will be partly the low 60s and a bit lighter wind, again there is slight chance for an isoled show afternoon. sunday will be slightly cooler under partly cloudy skies with seasonal upper-50s for high hallitown ill start out mild and dry withighs in the 60s but a co front moves through in t?phe late afternn d eving hours to bring rain chance to spooked out wisconsin so get just ahead.. how to earn some extra cash for the upcoming holidays.. and coming up at 4:30... a u-w-m student arrested for sexual assault.. why that's not the only disturbing allegation agains russ feingol

==jess/2shot== new at 11. hiding in plain sight. an alert neighbor, led police to a brothel in the middle of an east bay is. >> new at 11 tonight hiding in plain site anzv alert neighbor d police to a brothel in neighborhood. >> lauren joins us now from sanleandro with developing story. what do we know at this çpoint? >> reporter: well, roger, neighbors say ever since the tenants moved into this house in august they knew something was up so theyko followed police. >> it's a quiet neighborhood, so we're not use to it. that's exactly what he saw at her neighbor's house. >> a wholeç lot of gentlemen, lot of male pursuiters. first thought maybe it was a drug issue. >> turns out police say it was a brothel. picture from police shows a house with ÷úlittle furniture inside but plenty of personal items. >> each room was equipped with just barely a mattress, towel, small night stand, condoms, sex lubricants in each of the room as well as suitcases filled with -- >> theyym logged on to a web si frequented by johns and set up a meeting betw

meteorologist jesse ritka joining us. temperatures were in the upper 60s, and low 70s. 71? was our high temp around 9:45 this morning. we've had a very warm stretch. our temperatures are supposed to be around 63? for a high temp. yes, this was a warm start to the morning. look what happened though as the day went on, that cold front swung through and our temperatures had basically dropped down into the 50s. it feels colder than that, though, because the winds gusting up to about 25 miles per hour, at times, even higher than that, but it is feeling much 59? in milwaukee, as the sun makes its descent. dew points in the 30s, very dry air, and wind from the west northwest has been a bit on the strong side, especially fond du lac, wind gusts 40 miles per hour, 29 in milwaukee, a couple 30 mile-per-hour wind gusts, as well. kind of a day to hang onto the hat. dew points have dropped behind the front, as well. any time we talk about the dew points, that's the amount of moisture in the air, as the to the dew point. and notice they're in the 30s, which means some of us are going to

jesse breaks up with her, packs his truck, moves east. leaving lee with no place to live. she heads north to denver with no real plans. drops off the grid. >> i knew there was something wrong right away. i couldn't get ahold of her. >> reporter: the family goes to police who immediately turn to boyfriend jesse. his trip to the east coast cut short. he admits to rough times. >> screaming at each other, we'd fight about cheating on each other. >> reporter: jesse tells the cops he last saw lee when they parted ways at this motel parking lot. back home her mother is running down another lead. >> this one number kept popping up, christopher wade. i had never heard that name before. >> reporter: christopher wade, a tall and slender 23-year-old. he too is from the same town and went to high school with lee. renee learns he's been lee's self-appointed accountability partner to help her stay off drugs. christopher tells renee lee was with him at his apartment the night she disappeared. but that she left abruptly. this is another man the cops need to talk to. paying him an immediate

[music] [pole ren] jess: how many did you have? awn: i should be fine. jess: you should be? officer: sir, go ahead and step ouof t vehicle for me. shaw yes, sir. today, shawn's got a hearing, we'llee how it goes. good luck! so, it tur out buzzed driving and drundriving, they're thsame thi and it cos. so not wth it. until one youlips a food truck. then your rates go tough the roof. cident fgiveness for driversh liberty mutual insance. cident fgiveness for driversh but my back pain was making it hard to sleep en i foundleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain re. aleve pm fr a better am. >>> welcome back to "hardball." one contest that could decide control over the u.s. senate is my home state of pennsylvania. the most expensive campaign in the country for that office. in real clear politics average, pat toomey holds a two-point lead over challenger katy mcbegin they. pennsylvania trended democratic in recent elections but one thing toomey has for him in history, splitting tickets three times since 19 t92 when specter was voted in and then presidentia

jesse: es un gran reto. >> no les gusta? jesse: nuestra emta no es esa.ro es cierto que si no votas os responsable tambiÉ. >> si quieren mÁs informaciÓn, entre al canal de euforia. y esten atentos. sumese a nuestra conversaciÓn. >> me encantÓ la entrevista. los sigo. >> no te cantaron porque te fuiste. >> cÓmo? hablando de insultos. me voy con una anÉcdota de polÍtica, estÁ preparado para hablar de los insultos los cuales ha dicho el candidato a la presidencia de los estados unidos trump. para ver estas imÁgenes. para ver estas imÁgenes, cuÉntanos cuÁles son los insultos de este hombre... >> bueno, desde el dÍa que lanzÓ su candidatura en julio 2015. con latinos, polÍticos y hasta el propio presidente obama. y nuestro equipo grÁfico recopilÓ la lista de insultos en este juego interactivo. >>el dÍa que se lance dijo que tenÍamos unos hombres malos. como dijo en el debate tenemos hombres malos y lo ha repetido en toda la contienda. ha llamado a los mexicanos especÍficamente criminales. narcotraficantes. >> bueno, seguimos y hablarÁ de nosotras, las mujeres

meteorologist jesse ritka's got all the details for us. saturday will be mainly cloudy but mild with highs in the mid-60s but a cold front and temperatures will be dropping into the 50s after 5pm. there is a very slight chance for some showers with the passing of this cold front, the best chance comes overnight and into early on sund totals will be less than a quarter of an inch. skies will be clearing behind the front on sunday afternoon but temperatures will be cooler, in the mid-50s though that is typical for the end of october. it will feel slightly cooler with a brisk wind from goblins and ghouls warm as they head out.halloween monday will be partly cloudy and warmer again with temps back into the low 60s but the wind will be howling again from the se at 10-20mph. trick- or-treaters won't have to battle any showers for the first time in three years, does baby powder cause cancer? another jury says "yes"... awarding 70-million dollars to a california woman who was diagnosed with advanced ovarian cancer in 2012. she claimed that years o

meteorologist jesse ritka meteorologist jesse ritka is back with the latest on our i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. on healthcare, russ feingold will work with both parties to lower premiums and cut health care taxes. so it works for middle class families. but in washington, senator ron johnson sides with big insurance. voting to make medicare a voucher program, forcing seniors to pay more for prescription drugs, and letting insurance companies deny coverage to cancer patients. be an all-day, cold and soaking rain with generally 1- 2" possible by the time this low pressure slides east of here. on top of the chilling rain, it will be a cold day with highs struggling to hit 50 degrees, made with a biting se wind sustained at 20-25mph, gusting to 35mph.thursday will be partly cloudy, still a bit breezy but the nw wind will only be sustained at 10-15mph. temperatures will be seasonally cool, in the low friday with temperatures rebounding up to 60 degrees under partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies, though there is a slim chance for an isolated forecast is expected for saturday

searching for "jesse." if you have any information about where "jesse" may be... buckeye police want to hear from you. the city of buckeye set-up a special tip line. if you know anything about his a police officer is shot.. and a suspect is in a police officer is shot.. and a suspect is in custody.. in san francisco. this happened while police and swat team members were responding to an incident.. involving a man described as being "mentally unstable." the officer was taken to the hospital.. after a bullet grazed his head. he is expected to be o-k. police used a flash-bang grenade.. to arrest the suspect. and an officer in dallas was shot... during a shootout with a suspect. the officer was patrolli a neighborhood.. when he saw a man with a gun. when he confronted the suspect.. the man opened fire. the officer was hit.. but was able to fire back.. killing the suspect. the officer is expected to be o-k. this is the first officer- involved shooting in dallas.. since the deadly attack this summer... that killed five officers. strong winds and rain are pounding the pa

now, jesse's maternal grandmother. the owners of a to z extreme terrain search and rescue are pitching in to help. if you have any information, you're asked to call buckeye police. >>> we are hearing from the family of a man shot and killed earlier this week in a qt parking lot. adam james was shot on thursday. we spoke to the mother of adam's fiance today who told us he was father. >> just asking if they turn themselves in, you know, and so that she can have closure. [crying] >> so that -- >> i -- [crying] >> i hate this. >> turn yourself in. that would be the right thing to do. >> police are still searching for the gunman who took off running away from the scene. anyone to call police. >>> three people behind bars in connection with a string of robberies that happened tuesday night. investigators say they happened the same night at two phoenix gay bears. 20-year-old gio vanilyon, andrew saenz and a 15-year-old boy have been booked on counts of armed robbery, aggravated assault, and kidnapping. police say surveillance