josh mankiewicz: did you buy that?st to be on the safe side, we asked him for a dna sample that we could use for comparison. josh mankiewicz: dayna had long been suspicious of dennis potts because she believed dennis had somehow manipulated those paternity tests. in her frustration and hearing nothing from lieutenant rooney or his investigators, she went to tv station kfmb and gave them a tip. one that would become big news as soon as it ran on tv, "check out a guy named dennis potts." so you put dennis's name out there. yes, i did. josh mankiewicz: with that information, a producer from kfmb went to the home where dennis lived with his parents. reporter: where was he the night of the murder? he was right here. reporter: didn't he have a date with her that night? woman: shut the door! [door slam] josh mankiewicz: and the police come to see you, lieutenant rooney. - mm-hmm. josh mankiewicz: and you're thinking, what, he's going to give you a big thank you. uh-huh. and what did you get instead? very angry. josh mankiewic

josh mankiewicz: --a beloved friend-- she was just so easy to like. josh mankiewicz: --vanishes. something was very, very wrong. josh mankiewicz: was she murdered? was it for her money? how much money did she have in the bank? i think it was over seven figures. josh mankiewicz: or was it something or someone else? it really threw him for a loop when he found out that my mom had met somebody else. josh mankiewicz: police had a suspect and the case that was about to take an unbelievable turn-- one of the most shocking things i've ever seen in a courtroom. hello, and welcome to "dateline". deede keller had made a comfortable life for herself. a successful realtor in southern california, she lived in a charming neighborhood where she was surrounded by family and friends. then suddenly, deede disappeared. as her loved ones launched a frantic search, investigators would follow the trail of clues to a suspect with a dark obsession. but the final twist in this case would leave the courtroom stunned. here's josh mankiewicz with "betrayal of trust." josh mankiewicz: california's south bay-

josh mankiewicz: brown's wife connie.k said to him, how can you go into a war zone without a gun? and bob said, well, first off, i figure if it's that bad, there'll be guns lying around. but if i don't have a gun, i can assure you i'm gonna get the picture of the [bleep] damned son of a bitch who shoots me. josh mankiewicz: like brown, correspondent don harris had covered riots at home and war in vietnam. the m16s are old and battered. man: [laughs] but they say they have enough ammunition. i always said, it's gonna be ok. you know? i'll be fine. josh mankiewicz: shirley oliver heard a lot of that during her 20 year marriage to don. i tried not to worry too much. he was in vietnam for five weeks on the front line. and they called him mr. lucky [laughs] because he always came back. josh mankiewicz: leading the nbc team was veteran field producer bob flick. he was a big, tall, strong, bull of a man. josh mankiewicz: san francisco chronicle reporter ron javers. wore a t-shirt that said "god rides a harley" and had a big whit

josh hawley voted against that. we need to enforce hospital anti-trust laws, and they're shutting down so we need our insurance. insurance company conducted $140 billion in share buybacks the last few years, that was our money, our money that we paid in premiums that they gave back to them. the last thing, we have pharmaceuticals running as middle men and cutting the pharmaceutical companies out so they can't do anything, cutting small pharmacists out and taking the profits at the register. it's wrong, they need broken up. >> the jared young. >> the thing that made our economy great is free market forces and we've unleashed sectors of our economy work best when they're subject to market forces. the problems in health care, we all acknowledge there are problems in health care, the problem is that so many players have not been subject to market forces. i'm in favor of reforms, including with insurance providers subject to the same market pressures, the same competition that players in other sectors of the economy are

okay, so all complaints to josh don't bother me about this. just to josh. chinese. okay, now let's have a look at thursday's front pages. so the telegraph is leading with israeli boots ready to hit the ground in lebanon. starmer this is in the mail. starmer. the £18 million penthouse and excuses that just don't add up. the express has got it's a full on revolt over winter fuel cuts. we're going to be getting to that in a moment. the times has got inmates to win points for shorter jail terms. the guardian, also shorterjail terms. the guardian, also with the israel story, warns of lebanon ground offensive and the ai has got uk tells netanyahu to step back from brink as israel prepares for invasion. those were your front pages . okay, first up, front pages. okay, first up, we're going to start with the front cover of thursday's daily mail. steve, you've got the details. >> yeah . let's go around the big >> yeah. let's go around the big story for a while. you've got carol vorderman. can it really be healthy to eat only one meal a day? i mean, that's huge. >> i'm surpris

josh? rotherham grooming gang >> yeah, rotherham grooming gang who plied girls as young as 11 with drugs and alcohol before raping them, are jailed for a total of 106 years. this is the latest case, and, it's just heartbreaking to read about the experiences. one of the victims, stood up in court and made a statement, and it was very hard to read, let alone imagine being there . at the time, the only there. at the time, the only journalist was from gb news, which i think is astounding that this isn't being covered wider. obviously the mail are covering it, but i couldn't find it in the newspapers. a few hours ago when we were looking for all this stuff, this is a part of operation stovewood, this . operation stovewood, this. they've uncovered at least 1300 girls in total, and now they're saying that from now on, it's going to be anyone new who who sort of is identified is going to be handed back to yorkshire police. because they did such a great job last time , and, the great job last time,

josh. >> i wouldn't go that far.ey've got, sue gray, you know, the person who invented hamas. i got confused about what that was about there, >> she did something with the chickpea. >> you've got to read between the lines, steve. very far. there's nothing on these stories that disproves that assertion. but, pressure on to pm deal with sue gray. >> what is the sue gray row exactly? >> i think it's more that people who work with her don't like her. and so stories have been leaked about, oh, she's getting paid six grand more than the pm or three grand. wasn't a lot more than the pm. and there's big stories like, oh, should she get bought? i do think they should have been wise enough to pay should have been wise enough to pay like three grand less. so the story just goes away. she's worth it. she's worth every penny. she's such a controversial, very attractive. it's not going to make a difference about that. >> josh. >> josh. >> no, but i'm just saying politics isn't about the brand is worth it for me. this is all she's

josh simms is down with the coach dickert. >> josh: talking about your quarterback, john mateer recordd throwing through the air on 115. what do you say about his pemps? they >> coach: john mateer is a weapon in everything he does, he will learn from this, too, he had a great night, proud of the way he responded. >> josh: you said you challenged your defense, how did they answer the call? >> coach: flying around, they took it personal last week, they came out with their hair on fire, they are the ones that made the plays and, held the job by the defensive staff. these kids played hearts out, you saw it. >> josh: congrats. >> tim: i think it's the toughness mateer had. at first he was air mailing a few passes. then he got comfortable and started nailing the passes. >> devin: nailing passes and tenacity, i give credit to mateer because he was inspiring everyone on the field, and it was inspiring for me to watch. >> tim: josh simms is down there with mateer. >> josh: you went for 197 on the ground, threw for 115, and the 68 yard run, did you think you would get into the end zone? >> playe

josh stein.org. it would be incredibly helpful. >> democratic nominee for governor, thank you very much for being here. i know you have a very, very, very important race to run. i appreciate you taking the time. >> thank you, rachel. >> i should mention that just since we've been on the air, the republican governor of georgia, josh stein is right, the north carolina republicans have not pulled their endorsements. but georgia republican governor brian kemp tonight pulled his endorsement of mark robinson in north carolina. we should mention that the republican governor's association has announced that they will no longer be running any ads on mark robinson's behalf. all right. we have much more news tonight. we have gotten in just moments ago a pretty jaw-dropping statement from a republican who is running for senate. this is a new statement. apparently the statement is on tape. i have read the transcript of what he said, which is jaw dropping. i have not yet heard the tape, but i'm going to hear it he

josh? is she being fair? josh? rebukes jd vance for calling school shootings a fact of life in response to deadly georgia attack. i think she is being fair. he's trying to say afterwards, no, i didn't say that. but it seems to me that he did sort of say that it's that he did he. >> because reading this, it doesn't sound like he said it like that. >> that's okay. >> that's okay. >> that's okay. >> that's even for josh. >> that's okay. >> that's even forjosh. that is shocking. >> okay. i'm just look, i didn't see him, so all i'm reading is from him. i never saw the actual clip. and you say it's about this intonation or something because to here it looks like no no, no no no. no, [10 [10 ho. no, no no no. >> he said, well it's in the quote here it says, i don't like that this is a fact of life. but if you're a psycho and you want to make headlines, you realise schools are soft target. he even goes further than the clip he says this. it's horrible. it's evil. i don't like this as a fact. he's saying he hates the fact.

josh! in birmingham, josh has resorted to desperate measures.she was and is keah is doing much better than she was and is using the time to get out of the house more. i love being outside, and i love, like, going out for walks. i love going out to eat. i love going out shopping. it's actually - a really nice day. only a quarter of kids in england today say they play out on the street, compared with more than three—quarters of 55— to 64—year—olds, who say they did. more cautious parenting plays a part in that. a lot of keah's life - is on her phone, simply because i don't let her hang out on the streets - with her friends. like, if she wants to go out . with her friends, no problem. i'll go and grab your friend. i'll take you to the cinema. i'll pick you up afterwards. it's been good to just go out for a walk and spend time with my dog and my mum, just relaxing. over the last...10, 20 years, we have reduced free - play time at school. we have reduced what many children used to love, - which was the walk to and from school because we drive - them

me and josh, right before we actually started preparing to actually get it all together, me and josht. we can't. >> seth: if the team is losing, you can't be launching a podcast. [ laughter ] >> and then we were just like, "you know what, like theres always going to be ups and downs, let's just do it. let's see how it goes." and then we started it and then were 0-4. 0-4 from starting the podcast and then the rest is history. >> seth: you had some fantastic guests. eli manning, john starks, patrick ewing, brady. when you, like, so i do a couple podcasts. like i'm always like, ugh it's time to do a podcast and when you actually start doing it, it's so much fun. do you find that like when you start doing it, it's just like the time flies? >> absolutely. i mean i feel like we do it and we have good a script. we have something we want to talk about and then we just don't even get to half the stuff we talk about. it just goes completely right. it's -- i love it. it's fun. >> great banter. >> seth: josh, who is a dream guest you would love to have? >> ooh, i'm either going with denzel or --

it's josh howie and well rested. it's josh howie and well rested.'s josh howie and hard as it is to believe it, the industrious kerry marx. i don't find it that hard looking at you. you look perfectly industrious. i've always been industrious. i've always been industrious. absolutely everyone knows that. you haven't got shiny elbows. maybe that's what they mean. how was your holiday, josh? good. >> the only problem is, i'm just a bit relaxed. yeah. i'm not. i don't know if i'm angry enough to do the show yet. >> well, the front pages are likely to get you fairly angry. get me back into the zone. >> yeah. good. >> yeah. good. >> did you find it, like, not an angry feeling. then you were on houday angry feeling. then you were on holiday with your family? well, i was with my family, so i did get angry a few times. >> yes. >> yes. >> you're right. even just performatively to keep them in line. yeah, yeah, you've got to do. >> you've got to do what? you've got to be the dad. >> was it . so let's were your front pages. so let's have a closer look. we'll s

for sure, josh sha - iro few weeks? for sure, josh shapiro has _ few weeks?hard feelings, that he was passed over. who knows really where he is in his heart of hearts? but for sure, where he is in his heart of hearts? but forsure, i where he is in his heart of hearts? but for sure, i think hearts? but forsure, ithink schapiro hearts? but for sure, i think schapiro will have a role to play here. i will say, shapiro been he won, it really comes from him leaning very conservative republicans here in pennsylvania when he won the governorship, so in many ways, harris has a similar task that josh shapiro had, but donald trump has a much bigger hold on that kind of population in pennsylvania of slightly more disaffected voters in the rural areas. so whatjosh shapiro did to win pennsylvania is different than what harris has to do. . , . . different than what harris has to do. . ,. . . to do. fascinating, katie, i hoe to do. fascinating, katie, i hepe we — to do. fascinating, katie, i hope we will _ to do. fascinating, katie, i hope we will talk _ to do. fascinating,

where is josh? josh johnson, show yourself! put a camera on josh! [cheers and applause] >> ah? for mark robinson right now! >> what? is there a camera in my house? how'd you put a camera in my house? >> i'm an airbnb superhost. [laughs] i can sneak a camera into any room in america. but that's not important. you need to tell me right now you're not leaving nazi comments on porn websites. >> a -- what? >> i bet you're jerking off right now! >> you can see both my hands! >> i don't know how you little freaks do it! >> i'm eating! who eats and watches porn? >> jared from subway. [applause] next question! >> desi, help me out! >> desi: answer the question, josh. are you watching porn? >> i'm watching a documentary on industrial farm animals. >> desi: mm. so you can [bleep] 'em? >> yeah! see, nasty! i bet you go to the last page of pornhub. >> it's not porn! >> oh, so you've never watched porn? >> dulce. >> hmm? >> my mama watches this show. don't make me say -- >> see, i knew it! i bet you're on nudeafrica.com right now! >> i've never even heard of that website! >> oh, so you're sa

josh stein will join us as our. you have heard a lot about a man named mark robinson the trump endorsed republican candidate for governor north carolina and the gentleman who cnn reported recently described himself years ago as a . he praised hitler and called for the return of slavery in the washington post reported on him praising mein kampf. mark robinson the republican candidate for governor denies all of it but i should note he has said explicitly that he wants to go back to a time when women weren't allowed to vote and he has not denied that because it is on tape. you heard a lot about mark robinson and heard a lot less probably about josh stein but he is the democratic nominee for governor north carolina and the man running against him. he is currently the attorney general of north carolina. running for governor is always a big responsibility but think about what josh stein has on his shoulders. if he doesn't win this governor's race in north carolina, it is not just like a lost opportunity for democrats. if

thank you so much to josh and bruce. you can see josh again tomorrow. sorry bruce again tomorrow.ce again tomorrow on my show at 8 pm. and i'm back on headliners tomorrow at 11 pm. with nick dixon and stephen allen. after that. dixon and stephen allen. after that . and if you're watching at that. and if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. goodbye >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers , sponsors of boxt boilers, sponsors of weather on gb news. >> evening. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news, a much drier night tonight compared to last night across the south. pretty chilly one though, so it will be a cold start to the weekend for much of the weekend the weather is set fair, but behind me this area of low pressure will bring some wet and windy weather later on sunday. for the time being though, the winds are coming down from the north. that's why it's going to be chilly, bringing a few showers across wales, southwest england, northern scotland and along the east coast of england. but the winds here will be easing and the sh

josh gad and jack schloss >> lou: from hollywood, it's “jimmy kimmel live!”ight -- josh gad, jack schlossberg, and music from judah and the lion! with cleto and the cletones! and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us in sunny hollywood, california. welcome, thank you very much. this is an exciting day. are you familiar with jane goodall? the great zoologist, anthropologist -- devoted a big chunk of her life to studying chimpanzees. wild chimpanzees. she spent years in the jungle, observing them, learning about them. and in many ways, i feel like i've been doing similar work over the past eight years observing donald trump. no offense to the chimpanzees. after a while -- i don't know how long exactly, dr. goodall, who spent most of her time watching from a distance, began to interact with her fellow primates. and last night, that happened to me, too. when donald trump gave a crowd in indiana, pennsylvania yet another review of my performance at the aca

and josh played his cards very close. he doesn't share a lot. coming back to this state and this stadium for the first time since he lost his mom and to have his dad over there in a tennessee jacket, this guy, who doesn't show you many emotions, has got to be feeling them, and who knows, when he gets a quiet moment at the end of this one, what this means to come back and bring a tennessee team in here, that played really well. and come away with a hard fought road win. we talked about that streak. it's over. they've now beaten a top 15 team on the road after losing their last 29 as a program in that situation. most of them, obviously, not involved him. >> kirk: yeah, yeah. you're right. a lot of mixed emotions, i'm sure. i think, as a coach, you always think about the task at hand, and thinking about overcoming any kind of potential obstacle for you, and he's been focused on getting his team ready, but you know, you get to the end of that, and -- then you can come over and see some of these assistants that you're familiar with on the ou sideline

josh gets it. >> there we go. josh gets it. >> i think i am an intellectual figure, just not quite on the same level. >> no, the books are all in your head. they're waiting to come out. >> he's written like two and a half books. >> i've got a substack, you know, and this is before i came out. >> so two and a half books. >> so two and a half books. >> what does that mean? >> what does that mean? >> well, you wrote that silly one. doesn't count. >> let's move on. sorry. before everyone starts insulting each other. that's the one i've read. we're going to have a look at the front pages. why is that? and the telegraph is leading with starmer defiant over piers freebies. the telegraph has got working at home boosts productivity, says labour. the mail has the huw edwards story. disgraced, reviled but not a day in jail. the express. reputation in jail. the express. reputation in tatters over child abuse images. the guardian has got suspect charged after apparent assassination attempt on trump. and finally, the star. they

josh, can i start with you.7 your carrie marks. josh, can i start with you?reaction when you heard this breaking news that donald trump has once again cheated death? >> yeah, i mean, well, cheated death? >> yeah, i mean, well , the first >> yeah, i mean, well, the first thing was they were saying that it wasn't actually an assassination attempt, that it might have been gunfire between people outside of the course because it's america. >> and that happens all the time. >> yeah. it's just you're more likely it's like being in new york and being near rats. yeah. it's like there's always going to be a gunfight about six metres away from you. but now, as more evidence has emerged and these were this was the secret service doing their job this time it seemed like they were a hole ahead. that's what i read. and they saw the guns sticking out and they fired. and the man, the man ran off. he drove. they caught him about 50 miles later. supposedly he's a white man in his 60s. that's what i read on a newspaper website . yeah, because newspaper website. yeah, because i d

josh. yeah, there's a big mail. josh. yeah, there's a big story there. >> but at the very top they've got the day i discovered my husband had a love child just like dave grohl. seesahai see page 21 i turn to page 21. let's just say the guy does not look like dave grohl. >> dave grohl is not in the frame for this one. >> yes. no, exactly. this. this is a guy who got very lucky that he had a love child and his reasons why i feel bad for dave grohl. >> because he's the nicest guy in rock, isn't he? and no, not anymore. he cheated on his wife. he's put one foot wrong. he's inaya. >> i don't think there was his foot wrong. >> it was something else. he put somewhere . somewhere. >> anyway, the big one is. >> anyway, the big one is. >> yes, we obviously we have the labour conference so this is the daily mail take on it. labour conference bombshell union boss will seize control of uk economy. >> now it's not really a bombshell because it's just, rmt boss mike lynch just being mike lynch. he's just saying like yeah, we're going to

>> josh? didn't i say that? >> josh? didn't i say that?you didn't say it anywhere near as eloquently? >> i did it, but i'm not going to. but i made the point. >> yeah, you sort of made the point. and you're leaving the viewer to kind of decipher your ramblings, to work out what the point is. well, what are they to 11:00 at night? >> do you think they want to hear something coherent? >> yes they do. yeah they do, absolutely. >> but the crux of it is, is that there is no universal test yet recognised for test adhd because adhd does not exist. >> how did i know you would say that it doesn't exist ? that it doesn't exist? >> we're moving on to lewis has got it, by the way. >> of course he has. yeah, the telegraph again. josh, it seems like gen z all want to become comics. >> yeah, three quarters of gen z plan not to work their whole life in 9 to 5 jobs. so comedy is obviously worked out for you. yeah, exactly like that. yeah, actually, ironically, it's happened the other way round. for me. it has. i started as a comic and now i have a job. the

- [josh] we went to vibrato. - we had a really good first date.emember him telling me how large my hands were. that was one comment he made. (laughing) - one thing i regret is that i'm always, i was so willing to put out the first night and she wasn't. - what do you mean? - what? - i was just willing to put out for you. - what? - and you weren't. - oh my god. that's a fact. for a long time. no, it was great. honestly, i think i was really pleasantly surprised at how down to earth he was. and he reminded me a lot of home. and i still say that to this day. like, his job is big, his life is big, but like the base of his core and his personality is not, it's very like this place, it's homegrown and good. (upbeat music) - [josh] wanna do ax throwing right here? - [graham] how often do you do this? - not very often. it takes guys like you to get me out here to do this. - aw. - we just have another bet. - what's the bet? - first one to bullseye had to shotgun a busch light. - shotgun a busch light? (josh laughing) ready for me to make a fool out of mysel

it's josh hawley abortion ban. it bans all abortion even in cases of rape and incest from day one but i think that's wrong. missourians are smart enough to make the decision about how the want of his allies, build and protect their families. i will cross roe v. wade because we can have no exceptions for rape and incest like josh hawley put into play. critical we do that and quit on this issue because despite the fact we have cost you amendment this fall we are going to codify our rights, josh hawley has signed up to a national abortion ban. he wants to override the will of missouri voters. i don't live in that. in vitro fertilization. i will protect out section because those things are poor for everyday missourians so t make our own decisions. discovered an article the springfield news leader saying both in vitro fertilization, morning after pill and other tactic under section exact same thing as abortion issue retrieve like that. it is wrong and i will be on the opposite side. >> i am pro-life. i believe every abo

this is not. >> this is not what's going on here, josh. i mean, look , it here, josh.like the sort of thing they would do back in the day. >> but this has been proven that this, this sort of stuff strict, school uniform works, and this is part of it. and so you're teaching them conformity , so teaching them conformity, so that they will then be good drones for the rest of their life or, or they fight back against it . either way, you have against it. either way, you have to learn the rules, and then you can learn later to on actually, to be fair, when i was at school, you know, we had very strict uniform codes. >> you couldn't undo your tie or anything. >> it was an all boys school, right? >> no, it wasn't i wasn't okay. >> no, it wasn't i wasn't okay. >> no, it wasn't i wasn't okay. >> no, sorry. >> no, sorry. >> that was why did you assume that, do you know what? let's not go there. this is my last show , show, >> louise, do you think that's right? do you think we need really strict, conformist rules for kids when it comes to uniform and things ? and then uniform and

i've seen the lawnmower man carry on. >> josh howie. gen z. >> no, i think i'm just about millennial. >> well, i mean, i'm surprised to know that there's such a hit m&s with. yeah. >> i mean i've seen tiktoks and i've been i mean i've been an old man since i can remember. i've been shopping at m&s for years just because i always thought the quality was slightly better. thank you. yeah thank you. but i wear it better, don't l, you. but i wear it better, don't i, but yeah, i think this is this is good. i like the fact i personally like m&s. i think it's like they've got they've always taken care of the customers. i like the fact it's an iconic british brand. they've got some. they've opened up a new store in croydon in my hometown. you know, i've got nothing bad to say about it. for good them. >> always bringing it back to croydon. of course, advertising on social media and whatnot. when you have arguably a brand that normally has catered to a slightly older audience or an aduu slightly older audience or an adult audience anyway, that's t