in fact, remember south carolina congressman joe wilson's famous "you lie" shout during the president's9 health care speech? watch. >> there are also those who claim our reform efforts would ensure illegal immigrants. this too is false. the reforms -- >> you lie! >> -- would not be for those who are here illegally. >> president obama went on to say joe wilson's statement wasn't true. but if california gets its way, it soon will be true. because of the uncertainty surrounding the election, california is trying to get this waiver fast-tracked. hillary clinton says she's already on board with this whole thing and donald trump would likely reject it. this comes as obamacare itself is struggling to survive. insurance rates keep going up. the number of insurers keeps going down. experts say this push by california really could reignite the national health care reform debate. >> a lot of companies have dropped out. thank you, trace. interesting story. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength a

and it is great to have joe wilson here in the hospitality too, and so thank you. >> are there any other applicants that are here? this is very, very hard. and each of the seats has specific requirements. and we have a number of incumbents that are sitting. and i know that we have a memo from the city attorney on the different requirements. we have to open up for public comment in a moment. but, let me just say, really challenging for the two of us, that are here. let's open this up for public comment and i have a couple of cards and call them first, if anyone else would like to speak, you know, it helps us if you can fill out one of these blue cards that are up here at the front. steve good, from the charter school. and then, it you so much for being here mr. good. and also, mark gardener from five keys as well. >> hi, thank you. i'm steve good the director of five keys. and i don't envy this decision that you have to make, there are terrific candidates. and i personally know joseph and earnest and they are outstanding individuals, and i have worked with them both, and earnest was the s

and it is great to have joe wilson here in the hospitality too, and so thank you. >> are there any other applicants that are here? this is very, very hard. and each of the seats has specific requirements. and we have a number of incumbents that are sitting. and i know that we have a memo from the city attorney on the different requirements. we have to open up for public comment in a moment. but, let me just say, really challenging for the two of us, that are here. let's open this up for public comment and i have a couple of cards and call them first, if anyone else would like to speak, you know, it helps us if you can fill out one of these blue cards that are up here at the front. steve good, from the charter school. and then, it you so much for being here mr. good. and also, mark gardener from five keys as well. >> hi, thank you. i'm steve good the director of five keys. and i don't envy this decision that you have to make, there are terrific candidates. and i personally know joseph and earnest and they are outstanding individuals, and i have worked with them both, and earnest was the s

the political side we both reached out lyrically until at the congress that represented buford, joe wilson, applied some of the facts of our past and what we hoped to accomplish. we asked for his support and blessing. so, we continue to move forward and we began to hear the quiet voices of rumbling. rumbling that came from a group that did not reach out as well as it should have. the sons of the confederate veterans. serviceonal parks inquired -- what are you all doing in buford? since we are a public federal agency, we have nothing to hide. so, we shared with them what our thoughts were, the impetus of it we were doing it and why was important for the net -- american public. this is what we do as a national park service. well, we reported back to them. i guess they digested what we had sent and somehow it was presented to us by congressman joe wilson perhaps this is not the time nor the season over the -- or the place to have a conversation about reconstruction. so unfortunately, in 2002, we were told to cease. so that's what we did. but in the back of many of our minds, we knew that the

and it is great to have joe wilson here in the hospitality too, and so thank you. >> are there any other applicants that are here? this is very, very hard. and each of the seats has specific requirements. and we have a number of incumbents that are sitting. and i know that we have a memo from the city attorney on the different requirements. we have to open up for public comment in a moment. but, let me just say, really challenging for the two of us, that are here. let's open this up for public comment and i have a couple of cards and call them first, if anyone else would like to speak, you know, it helps us if you can fill out one of these blue cards that are up here at the front. steve good, from the charter school. and then, it you so much for being here mr. good. and also, mark gardener from five keys as well. >> hi, thank you. i'm steve good the director of five keys. and i don't envy this decision that you have to make, there are terrific candidates. and i personally know joseph and earnest and they are outstanding individuals, and i have worked with them both, and earnest was the s

that's when we had the infamous "you lie" called out from joe wilson.t turns out wilson probably was right. >> absolutely. one example again people not speaking the truth to the public. knowing full good and well what their intentions are. he has done that over and over again. electing hillary clinton is an extension of that administration. we want a truth teller and somebody who will speak to us honestly so we know what direction our country is going to go. it's totally out of control. hopefully president trump will go in there and revamp' healthcare in the united states of america. there are other solutions. charles: last night deportation came up. a deportation force came up. there were times when donald trump talked about that. i think he moderated his position on it. this is a very contentious point on this election. the hispanic vote even thought it's not the most important issue for that community, it does range high. how do you see this being handled. how do we handle exporting illegals who have to get out of this country? >> let me say this, ch

do you think it started with joe wilson and the >> dana: we've seen hecklers going back for hundreds of years. >> kim: this is true. we're going to check in with kelly and the forecast in a moment. the most famous one as we check in with tom when ronald reagan was attacked at the convention center. >> tom: yeah the incident where he was speaking. he had been out of office for a couple of years. while he was speaking someone sculpture as he was speaking. we have an accident in the southwest valley at sunset and jones. it's just off of the 215 beltway. there is a new restriction at the airport connector starting friday night. the eastbound 215 into the airport connector closed the entire weekend from friday evening to monday morning. after that it will be nightly through october 21. looks fine on the southern beltway right now near the airport so no delays there. travel times running up to speed on the freeways with no delays whatsoever. let's check weather kelly. >> kelly: we need to get out that extra hold hair spray today. the winds are kicking up. fire weather warnings in place for

joe wilson shouted "you lie".ow, california is negotiating with the federal government to have obamacare cover illegal immigrants. >> our next guest is known as the key architect of obamacare. we asked him about those problems in the winter of 2013. >> don't you agree the system is going to collapse unless young people sign snup. >> the president has given you a plan to that will cover everyone. if your employer decides he won't cover you, you have a safety net. the key question, without it going into a death spiral. going forward it's going to be a stable place to buy insurance. >> joining me now at, dr., thanks for joining us. >> stable market, obviously it is not. were you wrong? >> megyn? your reporter did a nice job of cherry picking only the most extreme. they don't raise premium as cross the board. some have gone up higher than others but those -- >> 55%. >> the premium hikes is because they did miscalibrate the market and it is a problem we do need to address because no doubt it needs to be addressed but i

. >> south carolina congressman joe wilson's reaction as the president touted obamacare. was he actually right? congressman wilson joins us live next to talk about those skyrocketing whose eligible for coverage. >>> and breaking details to take back bonuses to take back thousands of soldiers. what they're saying now about the multi-million dollar mistake. i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® is a once-daily, long-acting insulin that lasts even longer than 24 hours. i want to trim my a1c. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ tresiba® provides powerful a1c reduction. releases slow and steady. works like your body's insulin. when my schedule changes... i want something that delivers. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ i can take tresiba® any time of day. so if i miss or delay a dose, i take it when i remember, as long as there's at least 8 hours between doses. once in use, it lasts 8 weeks without refrigeration... twice as long as lantus®, which lasts 4 weeks. tresiba® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabe

south carolina congressman joe wilson shouted you lie.ifornia is negotiating with the federal government to have obama care cover illegal immigrants. megyn? >> while our next guest is a key architect of obama care, he visited this show back in the winter of 2013. don't you agree the system is going to collapse unless we get those young people to sign up and -- >> no. the president has given you a plan that will cover everyone. so if your employer decides he can't cover you or won't cover you, have you a safety net where you can get insurance. >> is the exchange a stable way to buy insure without it going into a death spiral because we don't have a enough people in it. it will be stable place to buy insurance. >> joining me now, global initiatives and medical ethics and health policy department chair, university of pennsylvania, dr. ezekiel emmanuel. doctor, great to see you again. thank you for being here. >> nice to be here. >> stable market. obviously it is not with this mass exodus of insurance companies, were you wrong? >> megyn, your

lamb: you have chris matthews, bill plante, joe wilson, valerie plame, judy woodward, al hunt, bill press, sally quinn, david collins, who was at the time of this, would she have been your boss, gail collins? ms. dowd: maybe. my theory at parties, which is why no one will come to my party anymore, is just to invite everyone. everyone from my electrician to my boss to vice president biden and then see who shows up. mr. lamb: this is 12 years ago. rahm emanuel is now the mayor of chicago. there is a guy with a t-shirt on. do you remember who that was? ms. dowd: probably my electrician. that was funny because alan greenspan at an inaugural party i had for barack obama, he came up to me and asked if this was a toga party. he had never been to a party like that. mr. lamb: you've got to watch at the end alan greenspan and ben bradley. ms. dowd: ok. [video clip] >> are you in love? >> no, but i'm meeting a lot of new people. >> here you are. oh, my gosh. everyone is asking for you. >> the president is coming any minute. [laughter] >> i can't get off tv. >> bush is coming. here he comes. >> of co

. >> we should get joe wilson on the phone. lie. >> that's right. he did. >> probably wasn't the best thing he ever yelled. >> probably. >> but it might be accurate. >>> all right. heather, thank you. >>> all right. i'm going to read now. plenty of zingers last night. >> do you want a you're hired president in hillary clinton, or do you want a you're fired president in donald trump? >> well, first, let me say i appreciated the you're hired, you're fired thing. >> yeah, which means he didn't. which one liners won over the independent voters? the brand new dials you'll see only here straight ahead. >> and one of the most talked about moments from the debate happened off stage. this governor's dancing. carly is breaking down the social media reaction. >> is that the charleston? woah! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. woah, woah! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not t

. >> joe wilson. sorry. my error. >> he's been out of congress for years. people are freaking out over what this crackpot who says crackpot things and has been saying them for years. >> there is a loud vocal minority of crackpots that have been attracted to donald trump. >> there are. i don't want the media to paint with too broad of a brush because half of the people who are supporting donald trump, willie, are supporting donald trump because they can't bring themselves to vote for hillary clinton. they're disgusted by what he says about muslims. they're disgusted about what he said about david duke. they're disgusted about a lot of things and they're voting for their own personal reasons that have nothing to do with all of that, and they're going to go back to work the next day, and they're going to -- you know what they're going to say in "the new york times"? this is a race we should have won. we need to get our act together. >> of course it's not most of them. this is why it's important for donald trump on election night should he lose to get up on tha

wilson. details after the break. look - i supported joe arpaio for a lot of years... but lately, he spends so much time on tv or in court defending himself that he's not doing his job. he failed to serve warrants for violent crimes. he didn't even investigate when children were molested. and lawsuits against him have cost taxpayers s. we need a new sheriff whose top priority is keeping our community safe. that's why this year, >> reporter: talk about a tough test for the arizona cardinals. the boys hosting the seahawks on a short week. west. cardinals already have three losses. this is a big game. you don't want to fall behind two and a half, three games to seahawks in week seven. how do they get the win they so desperately need? contain this guy. he can beat you with his arms and legs. lately, russell hasn't run that much but in his defense, he is >> they are not running the ball as much as they have in the past and he is not -- of course, he is injured. i wouldn't be surprised for him to pull it down and go with it in this game. >> reporter: more football for you, m

anthony wilson, abc11 eyewitness news. the wives of vice president joe biden and he president made a campaign stop in fayetteville today. doctor jill biden and anne holton appeared together at fayetteville technical community college. they discussed a variety of topics like education and empowering women... but got especially passionate as they discussed hillary clinton's qualifications to be the next commander in chief. both women have had sons serving in the armed forces. after a second fayetteville... dr. biden and holton made a third campaign stop in jacksonville tonight. will be back in north carolina this weekend.. and we just found out where she'll be in raleigh. the democratic nominee will be at st. aug's university ... campaigning with the "mothers of the movement." she'll be joined by mothers who lost their children in 'police- involved - incidents' -- and 'gun - violence'. the event will take place on the quad at 1-45. doors open at 11- 15. oscar-nominated actress .. angela bassett .. encouraged people in the triangle today .. to get to the po

for me and my patients, joe heck makes no sense. >>> 3-2 to mookie wilson. a little roller up along first. behind the bag, it gets through buckner! here comes knight and the mets win it. >> unmistakable sound of vin scully, that on the infamous bill buckner play in game 6. sorry, boston fans. after 67 seasons in the booth, the broadcasting icon is calling it a career today, as the voice of the los angeles dodgers. he started in 1950, when the team was in brooklyn, scully worked the games alone, speaking in baseball poetry during a joe fryer takes a look back. >> reporter: los angeles is known for making movies. >> announcer: it's time for dodger baseball! >> reporter: yet for many the city's soundtrack comes from a ballpark. >> a very pleasant saturday night to you, or wherever you may be. >> reporter: vin scully the familiar fatherly voice of the dodgers for 67 dodgers the championship. >> reporter: today he'll broadcast his final game. >> will i miss the games? yeah, but i can turn on the radio or tv. i can catch a game. the people, that's what i will miss

joe heck says he deserves it. just now releasing...this body camera footage... showing the moments they shot and killed a robbery suspect on the 215 last week. 50-year-old rex van wilson -- was killed after leading police on a high speed chase. the raiders... now one step closer to moving to las vegas. assembly bills... approving 750 million dollars towards the project. ( right now metro is looking for a suspect....who hit a man with a car...and then took off. the man as killed. it happened overnight near bruce and owens. police think the victim may have been in the road for quite sometime and could've been hit more than once. coming up on 13 action news.. live at 5... we have a consumer alert for you tonight... scammers are counting on you....to be passionate about how they're using the election to try and rip you off. that and more on 13 action news.. live at 5. then later.. all new on 13 action news live at 6.. an apartment building...here in our valley is dealing with a giant mold problem. this is some of the worst we've ever seen... and the people that live there say the management isn't doing anything about it. so tonight....we're getting results in a story you

joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight, the cast of "masterminds." zach galifianakis, owen wilson. kristen wiig. plus jimmy versus tim kaine. with music from the lumineers. and now, back by popular demand, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: hi, everybody. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. thank you for joining us. tonight the main event from hofstra university in hempstead, new york, donald trump versus

joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto >> jimmy: i'd like to thank zach galifianakis, owen wilson and kristen wiig and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next but first, their album is called "cleopatra" - here with the song "ophelia" the lumineers! ? i - i - when i was younger i - i - should have known better ? ? and i can't feel no remorse and you don't feel nothing back ? ? ? ? ? i - i got a new girlfriend he feels like he's on top ? and you can't see past my blinders ? ? oh - oh - ophelia you've been on my mind girl since the flood ? ? oh - ophelia heaven help a fool who falls in love ? ? ? i - i got a little paycheck you got big plans and you gotta move ? ? and i don't feel nothing at all and you can't feel nothing small ? ? honey i love you that's all she wrote ? >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, trump on the brink? >> grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> the scathing backlash to newly leaked reportings of donald trump making lewd comments about women. the presidential candidate characterizing the moment 11 years ago as locker room banter. tonight, furt

wilson center, recovering politician, and very delighted about this event this morning. let me welcome a few guests -- ambassador martin dahinden of switzerland, ambassador andris teikmanis of latvia, our former chairman, ambassador joeildenhorn, and his wife alma and daughter cathy, and a number of our cabinet members and dearest supporters. thank you all for coming. in august, i went with my eight-year-old grandson and a few family members to poland. poland has greatly faced its role in world war ii as the killing field for more than 3 million jews and others. i walked a trail into the woods, where members of my own family were forced to march to a hole where they were shot in the back with 250 others. seeing that level of depravity up close is a brutal experience, one the world should never repeat. but since then, there has been rwanda, and serve the needs of -- has been rwanda, and srebrenica, and now syria. some countries have tried to address the growing horror -- half a country displaced, and historical artifacts and towns reduced to rubble. in "the new york times" today, it says 250,000 people are cowering in basements in east aleppo with no food, no future. 100,000 of those are children. stopping the killing

joe row satto jr. has two stories of different views about capital punishment. >> reporter: something therapeutic or healing about the simple act of walking a dog. it's a daily task dion wilsoncherishes. but for wilson, there are some wounds that may never heal. >> that's him in his car. >> reporter: in 2005, wilson's husband dan was on the job at the san leandro police department. >> loved his job. >> reporter: on a summer day, life turned tragic. >> on july 25th he was shot and killed in the line of duty. nothing can prepare you for telling your 6-year-old that she'll never see her dad again. >> reporter: police arrested 25-year-old irving ramirez for the killing. >> i wanted the worst possible punishment i wanted him to suffer. i actually advocated for him to get the death penalty. i wanted that. >> reporter: wilson got her wish, a judge sentenced ramirez to death. he now sits with 746 other prisoners on california's death row. >> i believed it's what was going to heal me. as that wore off, i realized that i didn't feel better. >> reporter: wilson began telling her story to prison inmates as a way to deter them from a life of crime, but after hearing their stories of trau

video of the attack according to our local did sheing a steve wilson they will use this in the upco ending millions to buy a senate seat for joe heck. smearing catherine cortez masto with ads called "bogus," "highly misleading," and "false." as attorney general, it's cortez masto who held banks accountable and helped nevada homeowners. and governor sandoval praised cortez masto's dedication to fighting sex trafficking. don't let joe heck's billionaires fool you. catherine cortez masto has always stood up for us. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. but hiding the evidence won't help danny tarkanian. sure, he can bury all those property taxes he skipped out on for years... ...or all those fake charities he helped set up... ...or the scams against seniors he formed... or the $17 million judgment he never paid. he can try, but he can't make his record disappear. danny tarkanian: just a con man who can't bury the truth. >>> we're already kind of freaked out about this segment. only three weeks left to halloween. there's still time left to get into the spirit. we're going to help you kick u and spooky gadgets and