joy? nobody knows. >> all true. but the computer searches were enough for the jury. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action find the defendant, kwang choi joy, guilty of the crime -- >> k.c. joy was convicted of second-degree murder, after which he told me the jury got it wrong. >> are you dangerous? >> me? i'm the perfect, most honest guy there is, most trustworthy. i'm a gentleman. >> k.c. says he wants a new trial to prove he couldn't have killed maribel. his quote best friend. >> you had a crush on her. >> no, we are absolutely not. maintained practice tonic friends. >> you never told lucy that you had a crush on her? >> no, i didn't say that. >> you never said you were in love with her? >> no, never said that either. >> you weren't obsessed with her? >> no, i was not obsessed with her. >> the plastic surgery? his choice, he says, thought done for maribel. and the computer search of the area where maribel's body was found? k.c. says he didn't do it, someone else did, by remotely accessing the same computer r

and joy -- no more words came, just tears. so i raced home. >> reporter: but when buck arrived home, police cars and a crime scene truck were already in the driveway. >> i went in the door through the yellow tape. and when i saw joy's eyes in the living room, then i knew that jess was gone. >> did you quickly ask how -- how did this happen? >> no. i -- my whole first thing was i wanted to see her. i wanted to touch her. i wanted to tell her goodbye. but they wouldn't let me. in jessie's room because police were in there, trying to figure out what had happened. detective richard thickens of the hartford police department was one of the first on the scene. he looked around, saw a typical teenager's messy bedroom. nothing strange there, but when he saw jessie's body it was clear to the detective that jessie didn't die of natural causes. >> the first thing i noticed was there was a very red mark across her neck. >> did you need an autopsy to tell you what you were seeing? >> no, it was very apparent that this was a ligature mark a

joy." we're three days away from election day. that friday admission from rudy giuliani is raising new questions about the fbi's unprecedented involvement in the presidential race. that's following director james comey's defiance of justice department policy against intervening in presidential politics before election day. giuliani's comments come after "the guardian" reported the deep antipathy within the fbi is the motive for the recent leaks that are potentially damaging to her campaign. with one current agent going so far to say that, quote" is trumpland." and that the, why they're leaking is they're pro trump. the fbi's link to the trump campaign was implicated in the bureau's 2015 decision to begin an investigation into the clinton foundation. as the "wall street journal" reported this week, that investigation was launched on little evidence other than claims made in the book "clinton cash: the untold story of how and why how foreign businesses helped made bill and hillary clinton ric

>> sure, joy. he's ill suited to be the attorney general and to be the person who's in charge of enforcing our civil rights law. this is a person who called not only the naacp unamerican but the southern christian leadership conference which was started by martin luther king jr.. this is a person who has said the voting rights act is intrusive. this is a person who went after people who were registering african-americans to vote and went after them because actually turnout went up in that place in alabama. the voters of alabama might have thought that he was good for them, but he is not good for america. he will turn the clock back. we're talking about a justice department that is supposed to be on the side of americans. they are the top enforcer of our federal civil rights laws. he is not the person who is going to protect us from what happens at the state level. he will turn the clock back not only on what the attorney general holder and lynch has done but think about cutsenbeck. think about robe

the joy bus delivers meals to patients every friday. if you would like to volunteer or find out more we have a link on www.12news.com. >>> coming up on 12 news at 5:00 p.m. why you will want to act fast if you want to cut down your own christmas tree. >> and fun in phoenix, a look at the new cirque du soliel show making a stop right here i like to know what's happening as soon as it happens. ...i mean, if i watched that show. same with my banking. with my bank of america mobile banking app, i can see my accounts all in one place. i can easily manage them and if something doesn't look right, i'm going to know. plus, i can set up alerts to help detect unusual activity. so i feel secure. wait, he won? . >>> all right. it is hashed to believe, but yes the holiday sees -- it is hard to believe but yes, the holiday season is here. tonight we are talking about christmas trees. we want to know what you prefer. you can see our live poll at right now. head to -- bottom of the screen right now, head to www.12news.com/your voice if you want to vote

joy...one small gift at a time. your deserving your a good man...be good dude. simms says his family is already financially set - so he didn't need the money. he gave away about 5 grand in 5 to 6 hours last night.. and he'll keep going - until it's and he'll keep night..to 6 hours last about 5 grand in 5 he gave away money. he didn't need the financially set - so family is already simms says his simms says his family is already financially set - so he didn't need the money. he gave away about 5 grand in 5 to 6 hours last night.. and he'll keep going - until it's all gone. all this week.. we've been saying "thank you" to some very deserving bay area workers.. this morning - i talk with a local firefighter.. who's been and: remember our "box of chocolates"? the pre- adoption process has begun.. we'll tell you how to get in in sports this morning.. it's award time for major nationals pitcher "max scherzer" won the n-l cy young award last night.... he went 20-and-7 for washington.. with a 2.96 e-r-a... this is his 2nd c

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joy be yours, are you of the body? the body is one. blessed be the body and health to all of its parts. my friends... what is your theory, mr. spock? this is a soulless society, captain. it has no spirit, no spark. all is indeed peace and tranquility-- the peace of the factory, the tranquility of the machine, all parts working in unison. and when something unexplained happens... their routine is disrupted? until new orders are received. the question is, who gives those orders? landru. there is no landru, captain, not in the human sense. you're thinking the same thing i am. mr. spock, sir? landru must die. captain, our prime directive of noninterference. that refers to a living, growing culture. do you think this one is? joy to you all, friends. it is the gift of landru. i brought your signaling devices. you may need them. what we really need is more information about landru. you said you wanted us to help you. prophecy says-- never mind what the prophecy says. if you want to be liberated from landru, you're not of the body! peace... yo

joy." we start with breaking news. cuban leader fidel castro has died at the age of 90. his brother, raul castro announced his death last nights on state television. he was the third longest serving head of state leading cuba for five decades after taking power in the revolution. cuba became a single party state and the only communist government in the western hemisphere. he outlasted nine american presidents before he stepped down in 2008. over the years, castro defied multiple attempts s ts to remo from power, the first of which was the u.s. backed bay of pigs invasion in 1961. among the american people, castro inspired devotion and contempt. his supporters saw him as social justice icon who brought free education and healthcare for all cuban citizens and his critics reviolated him as a dictator consumed with power and drove his country to economic neglect. >> last night, thousands took to the streets to celebrate castro's death in little havana. it was welcomed among the community of cub

joining me, hallie jackson, joy reid, and jonathan tamari. i wanted to cover the part of the cain you don't normally see, inside the building there. all those ward leaders, african-american, white guys, men and women, they've been there forever. they know their business, they get the street money, they go up to the committee people and they bring in the vote. they start knocking on doors. one people told me 6:30 in the morning, they go back at 11:00 in the morning, 4:30 in the afternoon, and damned well make sure their vote turns out. how does trump beat that in pennsylvania? >> by getting out of philadelphia. that's the entire strategy. when you look at what's happening in the rest of the state, that's a place where trump was ahead maybe 11 points statewide, in certain parts of the state, but overall, it was clinton who had the advantage. when you look at what is happening in the counties like bucks county. we talk about it all this time on this show. it was 4,000 votes separating the winner and loser back in 2012. and that is a microcosm of

now, that guy, joy.hat's the guy who is telling you that the fbi is rigged, the investigation is rigged, and um, i don't know, but -- no, no. not that video. not that. the one that we just had up before. >> yeah. >> it seems to me that the one thing you want to see is the candidate's face when he is offering these conspiracy theories about how the world works. instead he looks like some movie villain. >> doesn't he have an investment in the hat company that makes his hats? that hat is way too big. he actually maybe needs a stylist in addition to some other things his campaign could have used to be more professional. that hat is way too large. charlie makes a good point that, by doing what he did, james comey triggered and news cycle in which not only did we explore on the republican side whether or not hillary clinton is some sort of super criminal, but you also then explored the fbi. so now what we've had is some great reporting that has exposed this pro-trump cell, if you want to call it that, in the n

joy, you know what i mean? >> yes. >> the ability to connect with everybody of every background, fence mend, if somebody gets a little offended, immediately make friends with them again. it's a joy to watch the old politics. whatever you think of political machines and i know republicans hate them, because they don't have one! thank, hallie jackson. thank you, joy reid. and thank you, jonathan with the philadelphia enquirer. join me for a special two-hour edition of "hardball" starting at 6:00 eastern, hillary clinton, bill clinton, the president, the first lady and chelsea clinton are holding their. the big five are coming to the city of the big five. we're talking basketball. >>> coming up, days after fbi director james comey sent word that the bureau was investigating new e-mails, trump supporter rudy giuliani promised a couple surprises would change the race. when we return, i'll ask the mayor about how'd he know it was coming. >>> plus, there's a verdict in the bridgegate trial. two of chris christie top a

joy." well, much of the media has been focused on the revolving door of donald trump's potential cabinet members and tweets about "hamilton" don't let america's newest theater in chief distract you from the real show that's going on. let's not forget on friday trump reversed course and agreed to pay $25 million to settle a series of fraud lawsuits against his pretend real estate educational outfit trump university. after the settlement new york's attorney general eric schneiderman issued this scathing same. in twooenlt my office sued donald trump for swindling thousands of innocent americans out of millions of dollars through a scheme known as trump university. donald trump fought us every step of the way, filing baseless charges and fruitless appeals and refusing to settle for even modest amounts of compensation for the victims of his phony university. today that all changes. today's $25 million settlement agreement is a stunning reversal by donald trump and a major victory for the over 6,

if you brings you joy, you keep it. if it doesn't, out it goes. no joy. >> mom. he's taking the dining room chairs. >> then the don't bring me joy, we always say our -- >> all: joy is non-negotiable! >> welcome. >> how was it? back on the set, just like old times when you got there? >> a strange, wonderful, eerie combination of just like old times, brand new, talked about it a long time. emotional. >> tinged with sadness. beautiful co-star's passing. >> lost ed herman. you could feel his presence everywhere. he was the kind of person who always filled up a room. >> sure did. >> alexis, did you all keep in touch over the years or did everyone splint you off, now time to come back together, hey, what's been going on? >> no. we certainly kept in touch and couldn't anticipated we'd get a chance to actually do it. but, no. we would talk over the years, and see each other. >> see each other at events, too. right? >> yeah. but still a lot of catching up to do. i mean, ten years. >> kelly, did you worry, it was such a magical time. did you think to yourself, wow, if we t

junk food to joy food, joy fit club or joy to the world? >> joy to the world! >> yes! you and your husband dan head to williamsburg, virginia, where you'll spend four days, three nights at wedmore place, sits on 300 acres of vineyards and forests. beautiful. >> it is gorgeous. also treated to a tour, wine tasting at williamsburg winery and you'll sail on the schooner "alines" in yorktown. admission to the revolutionary city and choice of a spa treatment or round of golf. >> and lunch on the york river and a meal in a historic tavern. round-rip airfare included. >> how does that sound? >> thank you so much! >> enjoy your trip. >> yes. now, get ready to tame your mane with the best drug store hair products. >> all coming up after your which is why we are now using 100% antibiotic and hormone free white breast meat chicken in all of our chicken soups! behold our greatest opus. and do you know, if you mix up the letters of opus, what it spells? it spells ?soup!? soup is our opus! and we create with glorious chicken. my budget used to be hard e. the holidays. i was pinchin'

[ shouting ] >> reporter: joy. pure joy. that's what natalia perrin feels when she's here in this moment! >> whoo! because it's fun. just passion! >> let's go!!! whoo! >> reporter: for natalia, it's not always easy. don't have good balance. >> reporter: but she's getting better. life's getting better. each time he's here. >> hey, hey! >> reporter: you just forget about everything. -- >> you just forget about everything. about your sorrows. >> reporter: two years ago, joy left natalia's life when her husband decided to take it away. [ clamoring ] >> all right. here it is i got it. >> reporter: natalia's house, her blindness. >> i went to school for the blind for five months. >> reporter: both are still new. >> we just take a lot of things for granted, you know? let me do this. i'll just -- >> reporter: this isn't the life natalia shared with her husband and their teenage daughter danica. >> they're so quiet in here. >> reporter: this isn't how she thought things would end up. >> yes, he did have depression natalia's husband o

junk food to joy food, joy fit club or joy to the world? >> joy to the world! >> yes! you and your husband dan head to williamsburg, virginia, where you'll spend four days, three nights at wedmore ac forests. beautiful. >> it is gorgeous. also treated to a tour, wine tasting at williamsburg winery and you'll sail on the schooner "alliance" in new yorktown. you'll get admission to the revolutionary city and your choice of a spa treatment or round of golf. >> and enjoy dinner for two at on the york river and a meal in a historic tavern. round-rip airfare included. >> how does that sound? >> thank you so much! >> enjoy your trip. >> yes. now, get ready to tame your mane with the best drug store hair products. >> all coming up after your local news. >> uh-huh! whatcha' doin? just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking your credit score lowers it! just be cool. actually, checking your credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all

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he gets to the joy and frustration -- it gets to the joy and frustration of doing that type of job.e realize that access did not help us. it is that idea, i got you and here's my one moment area and going to, with a scalpel, go at the crux of your identity as a politician and expose it for everybody to see and then i will have to make a joke about it and walk away and you are going to laugh and it will humanize you. one of the difficulties of this is satire began to take the , this has been given a greater place in the discussion and a larger role in the discourse than is warranted. happen, that started to begin to question if it is a good thing or bad thing. i know it is not a black and white issue. -- but controlling the culture, as much fun as it taking over a schoolboard. democrats won a popular vote and they do not control the house or the senate, they do not control governorships, they do not control state legislatures. this may be the largest disconnect between majority rule and majority power that we have had in this country in ages. way -- no way saying i am responsible, we

it's joy. pure joy josh. and one small gift at a time. you're deserving. you're a goodman and be good dude. >> simms tells me his family is already financially set so he didn't need the money e. gave about five grand in five to six howrdz today and he says he will got a big heart. even if he has a lot of money, he didn't have to give it away. >> right f. you're tired of all the political argument on your news feed, are you not alone. and a way to get rid of the negativity and after the break how social media sites are filtering out haters and negative speesm we'll shell shoa what you they are doing. >> and paul, it's a nice cool night. the visibility is great. the moon rising in the east night. check out sunset tonight, worchlt on and mars clier visible in the western sigh scie. what i great day. there is rain but the weather is g. we have a preview coming up in five short minutes. don't go away. >> why are firefighters at the police shooting range? we go through the ax sil ri police academy and we're certified police officers. they go in with the swat tea

joy and i do all the time. it's worked out. >> they definitely do that and decided what success would look like for them. another company came, tried to buy them. they said no. we want to keep it in the family for the next generation, or four children, maybe our daughters and really had a clear and consistent idea, all of them, about what success was. >> thank you. >> and a great product. >> yes. delicious. i know. >> i love the smarties. what about you? >> yeah. i do, too. >> who cares. >> stick around. we have sweet music ahead. thank you so much. >> are you sure? i've heard about ihoda. >> you likey? >> back in time with one of their biggest hits. i can hardly wait. after this. >> can't wait. love her! whatcha' doin? just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. that checking your credit score lowers it! just be cool. actually, checking your credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all. are you sure? positive. so i guess i can jus

it's regis, joy, and i've got big news for you. if aches, pains, and poor balance are slowing you down, keep watching this show because we're gonna tell you about an incredible new program that's gonna fix everything. [ cheers and applause ] yeah! >> announcer: the facts are frightening. 1 out of 3 people over 65 fall each year, resulting in expensive hospital stays, loss of independence, or worse. >> i broke my hip. "oh, my god. what in the world am i going to do now?" >> announcer: the major cause -- aches and pains, which lead to immobility and poor balance. >> i am really afraid of falling again. >> announcer: but falling and

i get to sit and listen to -- joy. joy. you need to have that as well.s was an obsession that i think, to be able to do it as well as we did, to me felt like the only way we could do it, but at a certain point, you have to hang up your cleats and go, i got out of this more than anybody, my cup runneth over and it is time to cede that to someone whose vigor and intellectual curiosity will carry this forward, and evil it in new ways. lve it in new evo ways. charlie: did you find that joy in making movies? jon: work is work. people say when you're not working, when something happens and you are not at work, you are like, i wish i was at work. has that ever happened to you in your life? [laughter] when you are not at work and you i workears of, oh wow, in a bar and i just heard of muslim people came in for drinks, -- i work in a bar and i heard a bus load of people came in for drinks, i wish i was back there. charlie: what is the most unusual insight from the book, all these interviews of people who were part of the family that you had the privilege to talk

brings you joy? >> that is easy. my students. i meet them at 14 when they are not really sure who they are and the impact that they can have. so helping them find their gift and using it to improve the human condition to help others, i think that is what brings me joy. >> dickerson: and what is the secret to that? so many different students? >> relationships. just showing kids that you care about them. showing them that you value them as and making them believe that they have the ability to do anything that they set their mind to and work hard at. >> dickerson: excellent and we will be back on the other side of the break and talk more with jahana hayes we will be right back. stay with us. for more than a third of energy-related carbon emissions. the challenge is to capture the emissions before they're released into the atmosphere. more affordable so it can reduce emissions around the world. that's what we're working on right now. ? energy lives here. when heartburn hits, fight back fast with tums smo

there is an outpouring of tears, gratitude, and joy.there are fellas writing poems and building communities who have gone through this transformation. in 2015, three poets one top literary awards. robin won the national book award for voyage of the sable venus. [applause] greg a pulitzer prize for digest. [applause] and ross, the new york book critics circle award for catalog of unabashed gratitude. [applause] i believe the poets will be the flesh and blood of the work that her country needs so urgently to do, especially now. this energy does not belong to us, it was passed down through the creative genius of our ancestors which was their response to slavery and oppression. we do them honor by passing it on, joy is an act of resistance. [applause] thank you. >> one of the great things is the ability to see one another in the room. i have that feeling right now. we are all seen each other. thank you, national book foundation for seeing what we have done. thank you. [applause] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> one more hand everybody. [applause]

thank you for your service to our country. >>> i'm joined by joy reid, host of "a.m. joy." you can see it later this morning on msnbc. the coalition of voters who came out and supported and put donald trump in the white house. on the other side of it hillary clinton did not get the surge in female votes, that i think her campaign even assumed >> i think what we are seeing is that is true but not 100% true. she's on track to get more votes than anyone who han run for president except for barack obama as the vote totals are coming in. she's going to win by something like it million votes, and she got a huge turnout. what the polls missed and what the pre-election analysis went, trump was going tt unexpected turnout among while working class, but also non-working class voters. i i think there was a wide divergence between white voters with a college degree and white voters without a clonal degree would actually vote. as it turns out, white voters across the board turned out? much higher numbers for donald trump than was expected, earlier in the votes. >> you heard hillary clin

joy is non-negotiable. welcome! >> how was it, when you were back on the set, was it just like old times when you got there. a strange wonderful erie combination of old times yet brand new and we couldn't >> tinged with sadness because your beautiful co-star's passing. >> ed herrmann. you could feel his presence everywhere and the kind of person that filled up a room. >> did you keep in touch over the years or splinter off and now time to come back together and like, hey, what's been going on in 10 years? >> we certainly kept in touch and there were periodic we'd get a chance to actually do it. we would talk over the years, see each other. >> see each other at events, too? >> yeah. >> there's still a lot of catching up to do. 10 years. >> did you worry, it was such a magical time. did you think to yourself, wow, if we try to reboot this and it doesn't go over well, should we have left well enough alone? >> no. i've been wanting to do this and badge erk amy for years, we shul city," they got a movie. >> they

"joy fit club" or joy to the world? >> joy to the world! >> yes. you and your husband, dan, will head to williamsburg, virginia, where you will spend four days and three nights at wedmore place that sits on 300 acres of vineyards and forests. knew will be treated to a on this boat and get a spa treatment or round of golf. >> lunch on the york river and round trip airfare is included. good for you. >> hi, guys, how does that sound zbloorvegts hi, dan. >> thank you! >> enjoy your trip. >>> get ready to tame your mane which is why we are now using 100% antibiotic and hormone free white breast meat chicken in all of our chicken soups! behold our greatest opus. and do you know, if you mix up the letters of opus, what it spells? it spells ?soup!? soup is our opus! and we create with glorious chicken. nchin' more than pennies! but thanks to fingerhut.com, now you can shop over 700,000 items from brand names like samsung, rachael ray and fisher price. happy holidays to me. all you gotta do is click on over to fingerhut.com and

joy." we had an election and basically everyone who predicted what the outcome was going to be was wrong. me included. so republicans, donald trump, congratulations, you won the white house. yes, hillary clinton won about half a million more votes, but he won for electors. and that means according to the u.s. constitution, once the electoral college meets and votes, donald trump will officially be the president-elect. let that sink in america. this guy is going to be the president of the united states. and the face of the country to the world. >> automatically attracted to beautiful women, just like a magnet. and when you're a star, they let you do it. you can do anything. grab them by the [ bleep ]. >> great job, america. now to the 60,265,8 60,265,858 o voted for donald trump, and those who -- donald trump his the republican party, which controls all three branches of government, they control the house, the senate and the white house. now you have given trump a man ultimately described as

>>> good morning and welcome to "am joy". the death of fidel castro, one of the most iconic and polarizing figures of the 20th century has prompted an outpouring of responses from around the world ranging from sorrow to celebration. while some responses read like a four-word gut reaction, president obama's statement read in part, we know that this moment fills cubans with powerful emotions. history will record and judge the enormous impact of this singular figure on the people and world around him. it didn't take long for republicans to criticize president obama. among them, florida senator marco rubio, himself a cuban-american and one of the most outspoken critics who tweeted, president obama issued a pathetic statement on the death of fidel castro with no mention of thousands who he killed. jeb bush tweeted, failing to mention that millions have suffered because of fidel castro is a strategy. joining me, joan walsh, terrell germane star and senior political reporter for msnbc news. thank you all for being here. let's talk a

stars" and the biggest joys with unexpected tears. i don't know how you do it. >> such an emotional moment. we don't have to see a star cry during the middle of a dance, but that is exactly what happened to laurie hernandez. ? ? >> right before the 16-year-old olympian performed a fox trot, the show played an emotional video, revealing her beloved grandma had passed away last week. >> i think >> our producer came over and said you'd probably want to cover her ears during the package. i was breaking down because no one's covering my ears. >> laurie performed through the tears and earned a perfect score and a standing ovation. >> how did you possibly focus and get through that? >> it was hard. val and i were able to create this connection as brother and sister. at this point i needed one of my >> also dancing it out, indy car driver james hinchcllffe and pro partner sharna and they kept her out of the competition for the past new weeks and the pair performed an epic argentine tango and sharna was blindfolded and james ended up doing a h

. >> we're bringing in joy, love we're bringing the happy back. >> now for november 15, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> dwayne johnson is "the sexiest man alive." it was just announced this morning, but we knew last night before it became official. >> we knew and he knew, but the rule of sexiest man alive is you never, ver, say a word until "people" magazine make the announcement and that made for an unusual interview last night. >> how being named the sexiest man alive? >> if i were to be named sexiest man alive. that would be an awesome thing. i would still have to get in my pickup truck and go to work and i would change jasmine's diapers, but i would do it in a way that -- what's that word? sexy. >> dwayne "the rock" johnson was such an easy pick. if you look at his muscles it chose him. >> here's what made the pick so easy. he's the king of the box office and he's the highest paid actor and he made $64.5 million last year. the second factor, this guy works hard. >> this is a phenomenal business. it's fantastic. >> that was the rock in 1999. his first "e.t." interview. >