. ♪ ♪ >> laurie: is that a hundred dollar bill? >> anthony: yeah. i feel dead inside, laurie.first. thank you. you've got to be in it to win it laurie. >> laurie: five dollars on number five to win please. >> anthony: it's the middle of winter there are only a few hardcore race enthusiast here, also me and friend and author laurie woolever. >> laurie: here they come. >> anthony: and a winner. all right you won your first race. >> laurie: you know in a way you didn't win anything but -- >> anthony: not quite good enough. i love this place. the ponies, the beer, the looming sense of despair and melancholy. did i mention they have jamaican beef patties. >> laurie: people like it here because you can get your emotional feel for the horses you can look down into the paddock and people like to sort of see sort of how the horse is behaving. >> anthony: all right i smell victory, or is that horse shit? >> anthony: fourth race number two to win. >> anthony: oh no. ughh, smoked. i need to win on a long shot now. i need to get well. i need to come back. >> anthony: built on the side of a

he told me he got to work with laurie metcalfe. he loves laurie metcalfe.e metcalfe. >> laurie's character jackie is a lanford high cheerleader. matthew shows his split personality. and dan -- >> napolean is here. >> i'm excited about mine. it's lizzy boredom. >> she shares some conner halloween secrets. >> i thought scary spice, jaden's costume was really cute. >> becky? i'm not sure what is going on here, but i love it. sharknadoconnor. >> as for sara gilbert? well, we talked to her on the set of "the talk" where she was dressed up as pink for tomorrow's halloween episode. her character skips dressing up tonight, but she's psyched for tonight's guest star. >> it's great. i mean matthew is, you know, theater act. such a high caliber, high quality actor. so to get to work with him along with the cast that i already love working with is just unbelievable. >> hey, sarah you want unbelievable. jennifer aniston and reese witherspoon will make over $1 million an episode for their upcoming new show. jennifer made a $1 million on "friends." >>> well last night was

>> it would have been fascinating if lindsay had run into laurie somewhere, the library or something. >> where are you? >> the fans of "halloween" are diehard fans, as you know, and so do you think there will be another one? >> you know what, i have no idea. >> kourtney kardashian caught the movie last night and look who showed up. michael myers. she took a picture with him. >> i imagine he'll be at the premier. coming up -- >> did john krasinski win his seven-year prank war with jimmy kimmel? >> i wish i was more to be in lingerie. >> and a big bang excl >> "e.t." will be exclusively backstage as the cast of for a flight ♪ ♪ crowd or sea bird in sight ♪ >> how's that for a big time musical? it's called "hudson we have a problem." don't worry. it's not real. it was a skit on jimmy kimmel live. >> i was tryliing to figure out how i feel about that. believe it or not that was not the craziest thing that happened. john krasinski had his own thing that really hit home. >> where are you staying? >> we rented -- doesn't matter. i already know. >> there it is. yme away from home while in bro

on october 31st in 1978 and what happens to laurie strode and her family because it's not just laurieo is now 17 and the whole movie takes place -- it's generational trauma and what we're learning also about trauma is that it is generational. anybody who has a service member who fought in a war, when they come home, they are not the only ones with the trauma of that experience. the family receives it and it is generational and so it's a movie that although is hella scary and intended to be so in a safe, controlled way, dark theater, a lot of people, very, very intense. >> generations of the strong women fighting back against this character. >> with some integrity. >> absolutely. >> and taking back the power.ur gentlemen. sorry we are out of time. >> i know. what's with that? >> we have to tell people "halloween" in theaters, friday, october 19th. >> don't you want him to go gray, everybody. >> i'm working on it. >> ginger, over to you. >> yes, whit, i believe you have to go gray now. i'm here this morning with cecelia, chloe and ava from tennessee. are you fans of carrie underwood? >>

. >> reporter: shark laurie grenier invested $350,000 for a 10% stake in the company.hen, the company has generated $125 million in revenue. she also struck fold with scrub daddy, this cheerful yet powerful kitchen sponge. >> i'm known as the daddy of the scrub daddy, the cutest but most high-tech scrubbing tool in the world. >> reporter: inventor aaron krause appeared on the show in 2012. since then, his company has done more than $110 million in sales. >> is that still one of the biggest success stories on "shark tank"? >> yes, yes. he's tone amazing. >> i really -- i don't like it. because i lost on that deal. >> reporter: oh. but judge damon john has picked his own winners. >> athletic leisure socks engineered to look better, feel better, and with a mission to help those in need. >> reporter: investing in bombas socks, a company that keeps your feet warm and does some good in the world. >> yeah, my bombas sock company, every time they sell a sock, they give away a pair to the homeless. >> come in. >> jimmy >> reporter: sometimes even a failure on "shark tank" can m

so laurie, just starting with you, really simply, you know, to my understanding, part of the reason whys is happening, we were just talking to andrew kaczynski about the ramblings online is social media. tell me more about that. >> sure. i think they've struggled on getting on top of content. i've just spent the last month out in the barrier in san francisco having these hard conversations with these leaders. and they can't seem to find this fine line. there's a lot of nuance here. and you know, i think regulation is coming down the pipeline, but a lot of these social media companies have forever been uncomfortable with being, you know, the role -- taking the role of editor. and i think you're seeing this play out. they haven't moved quickly enough. and then there's the problem that as they move, a lot of the evil, a lot of this stuff is going to other platforms, where there's less moderation, like gab. and you're seeing a lot of the issues. one thing i'll say that's really stuck with me, about a year ago, i interviewed someone who studies the internet and the state of social media. and

joinedd laurie swanson lawsuit. she's suing purdue pharmaceutical now because of decentive, tricky marking practices that gave incorrect idea about the addictive power of these drugs. suing these manufactures is important part what we need to do. -- compensatemmen victims for the trouble they have caused. laced with fentanyl which is even more dangerous. we need a comprehensive approach. we need drug courts. we need to use -- we need to get expertise in on this problem. i think to answer your question, that's a key part what we need do. >> we do need to hold big pharma accountable. i'm not afraid to do that. this is a terrible crisis and cost.le human we need to go after companies that are breaking the law. we need to go after opioid on the blackushers market. that means strengthening the and makingw division sure county attorneys and prosecutors and law enforcements have the resources. enforce our borders. >> gentlemen thank you. we see you clearly disagree on a topics. i want to wrap up with this. would you identi

laurie, how bad is it right now?social media becoming the primary platform to spread hate right now? >> i think it's really bad. i have been covering tech for almost nine years. i haven't seen anything like this. i just got back from san francisco, and there's talk of this town square, the internet with the town square where we could go and people could say good and bad things and a place where people can have a discussion. that no longer seems to be the case. it's overrun by misinformation and bots. and something that really struck me, a behavioral psychologist said this to me about a year ago and i thought about this as a lot of us were outside the time warner center when an explosive device was removed. our world is beginning to resemble a chat room. this hate is spreading offline. i think that these tech companies have not been able to do a good enough job of getting ahead of this. these are complicated problems, of course, but you hear the facebook line. we didn't take a long enough view. we didn't anticipate th

for jamie lee curtis first played the part of laurie strode in one nine hundred seventy eight here she's going home from school with her friends it's the beginning of an art of terror and what will become and never ending nightmare. john carpenter's shop the original film and even composed the famous soundtrack i'm self is a consultant and producer on the latest movie. began as a an idea for a low budget horror movie called the babysitter murders and the distributor asked me can you make this for two hundred thousand books and i said yes sure i can just what creative control in my name above the credit. the paltry budget was compensated for by simple but effective ideas the camera work showing the callous perspective made john carpenter and the distributor a few million dollars richer. color we became the template that inspired the makers of subsequent franchises like friday the fatty food nightmare on elm street the common thread teenagers alone at home and unexpected visitors. what makes halloween stand out is it's kara michael meyers has become one of the horrors on his most iconic fi

laurie, thank you very much. you know what, laurie came bearing gifts.s" and the book is out now. make sure you pick up your own copy at home. >>> we have the man whose business is the nicest place in america. we have another surprise that is coming up next. ♪ living in america [ applause ] and, again, from panama city, look, i want you to meet some storm survivors. these are four little kittens. we just discovered them in this home. we talked to the owners of this home and they told us a story of how they rode out the storm and as they were leaving because the ceiling was collapsing on them, these kittens fell out of the ceiling and into the kitchen. they didn't even know that they were alive up there. so they don't know the mother and they just know that there are four kittens now that need a home. they are cold, they're frightened. they're hungry. so we just got them. we'll try to get them a little more comfortable. but, oh, my. they're so cute. so many animals like in that need help and that will be part of the story as we go through. >>> this weathe

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(grant) laurie segall has a look inside facebook's new security blanket. just weeks ahead of the midterms - facebook has created what it's calling the war room.samidh: "we have a bunch of dashboards that you see around the perimeter of the room, which actually are backed up by artificial intelligence and machine learning to be able problems that we see. once that happens, our data scientists are able to review it, understand what's happening and pass it along to our engineers and operations specialists to take action against harmful content that we see on our platform."it's been nearly two years since facebook was caught flat footed.there was the russian interference aimed at manipulating the 2016 presidential election.a privacy scandal that left users wondering if they could trust the platform.now ceo mark zuckerberg has vowed to get ahead of these issues, and facebook's new war room is a part of those efforts.. . leading up to the midterm elections - this room will be operating 24/7.the people in this room are supported by the 20,000 facebook employees a

the bellows taylor did nice and the wrong doings he's hit back with attack ads that's portraying laurie as a puppet of democratic leaders in washington. and meeting with their lender already and their retirement community the people here are curious to hear what she has to say they fly around and around the screen where you are. but i can find that i'm not anybody. made a comment. and i think she comes across as being just a very honest person and i get so upset with her opponent puts close to not true you know when you get into this you know that everyone's not going to be friendly and you know you're not going to win over every voter and you know that you know it's sort of a contact sport. with ginia is one of the midterms key states where the democrats have to flip republican leaning districts to take back control of the house of representatives it's a tough mission but even then l'oreal says she wants to fight for every vote until election day. and here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you european leaders have ended their two day summit in brussels saying they be

candidate on the bellows taylor did nice and he wrongdoings his hits back with attack ads that put strain laurie as a puppet of democratic leaders in washington. have hired. me to agree with the lens already on the retirement community and people here are curious to hear what she has to say they fly around and around the screen wearing a little. early. but i'm finding that i'm not anybody. and i made a comment. and i think she comes across as being just a very honest person and i get so upset with her opponent put so close to not true you know when you get into this you know that everyone's not going to be friendly and you know you're not going to win over every voter and you know that you know it's sort of a contact sport. but genius one of the mid terms key states where the democrats have to look republican leaning districts to take back control of the house of representatives it's a tough mission but he says she wants to fight for every vote until election day. you're watching the w. news why from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day it's up to s

laurie segall reports. >> the room isn't that big.t enough space for around 20 people and their computers. but the undertaking is enormous. >> really the culmination of two years of massive investments we made. >> weeks ahead of the midterm election, facebook has created what it's calling the war room. >> we have a bunch of dashboards which are backed up by artificial intelligence and machine learning to flag any sort of anomalies or problems we see. once that hanned, our data scientifics are able to review it, understand what's happening and pass it along to our engineers and operations specialists to take actionconte see on our platform. >> it's been nearly two years since facebook was caught flat footed. there was the russian interference aimed at manipulating the 2016 presidential election. a privacy scandal that left users wondering if they could trust the platform. now, ceo mark zuckerberg has vowed to get ahead of these issues and facebook's new war room is part of those efforts. >> they are actually monitoring our systems in r

where the supporters of the workers party gathered they were of course not only sad but also applied laurie because we have to complete the really have seen two completely different candidates here and this is how the country also looks like people who support the far right populists and the other one support a leftist candidate this already shows two completely different faces of the country and also the political mood in this country. for us in rio de janeiro thank you very much. now a passenger plane with one hundred eighty nine people on board has crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from indonesia's jakarta airport emergency personnel have been searching for the plane off the northern coast of java island rescuers have located debris and say there are no sign of survivors or relatives of those on board of gathered at the airport to await news of the passengers of flight was operated by indonesian budget airline lion air. let's catch up on some up. stories making headlines around the world in afghanistan one person is dead and several more wounded after a suicide bomber struck

laurie: en facebook recibimos un mensaje de la mamá de tamara diciendo "911, han arrestado a joshua yurante dos años vivió entre cucarachas, bañándose con botellas de agua cuando las conseguía. aunque eso no era lo peor. joshua: me pusieron en una celda con alguien que le llaman el buñuelo. angie: ¿qué había hecho el buñuelo? joshua: Él mató a muchas personas, mucha policía. angie: según él, para sobrevivir se enfocó en lo que califica como sus bendiciones. joshua: uno, que no me habían torturado. soy testigo de torturas que sí están pasando ahí. pero a mí jamás me tocaron. [disturbios] angie: la buena fortuna le duró hasta el 16 de marzo pasado. un grupo de presos tomó control de una parte de la prisión. exigían ser trasladados, y como garantía de vida... joshua: solo gritaban que me iban a matar. angie: querían de rehén a joshua holt. joshua: sabían que si me tenían en sus manos, el sevin no iba a entrar. angie: su esposa justo lo había ido a visitar. tamara: tuvimos que encerrarnos para resguardar nuestra propia vida en una celda, en la celda de joshua. usar la litera como medio de

just to catch you up or where we are now, your mom, laurie simmons, an artist, a very accomplished persont worth, texas. she is there right now. >> right now. she's going to open her art show this week. i'm so proud of her and that's why we're going to prank her. >> jimmy: we're going to pra prank -- it was her birthday yesterday too. >> and my mom is a very stylish whom who -- i would say that she and i occasionally butt heads over fashion. >> jimmy: does she like your style? >> sometimes, but like she said to me before, like, just let me pick. just let me pick. i can do a good job. >> jimmy: do you ever let her pick? >> one time i did and i got so many compliments. >> jimmy: oh, you did? >> it was so annoying because it was like everything i've ever wanted in my life but i still was just, like, i can't give it up to her. one night. >> jimmy: you can't take compliments if you're not responsible for them, sure. >> i don't want to. so your costume department helped me with this prank which is we put together three potential looks for my kimmel show appearance. >> jimmy: right. >> and then

who else could make laurie strode so relatable and become "e.t.'s" ultimate face of who roer?halloween, michael. her secret? listen up. >> suit up, show up, be early, stay late. say please and thank you. bring cookies. >> okay, it's not just the snacks. the 59-year-old gives it her all. her work in the skel took a real toll. >>. this has a physical movie. did you have any injuries on set? >> i ended up with at is the na not doing it right. >> i had bruises all over my thighs. >> it was also grueling for judy greer, who plays her daughter. >> the next day i woke up and looked down in my hotel room and i was like, oh, my god. >> i love judy greer in a scary movie. she's so sweet. i love this for her. >> you notice we are wearing shades of purple. we are doing that in honor of glaad's spirit day. >>> coming up -- >> are you single right now? >> i am single. >> he's more than just a pretty face. so many reasons to crush on the "the price is right's" new model. >>> plus, john's tears over his baby. >> now you're crying. >> i miss him. >> why adam rippon is ripping into val. >> befo

. >> in this new promo, laurie met calf appears to take over. yet humorous first episode, a new opening sequence and roseanne's absence mention in the multiple episodes. this new clip has an ominous ending. >> dan, can i talk to you for a minute? >> oh, boy. >> i know, right? >>> meanwhile, tonight, a new "big bang theory." >> i love this show. in this exclusive pic, the we h catches sheldon having pto shop fun with their wedding pictures. >> what are you doing? >> improving our wedding photos. that's nice. i'm still in them, right? >> of course. not only you. i added guests who couldn't be there? >> who's that next to my father? >> the wright brothers. >> with the hit sit come at the end of the season, chuck lorre has a new series starring michael douglas. >> passengers on boats slowly sinking. only "e.t." can show you the trailer for "the kominsky method." michael and allen are growing old together. michael said he's a fan of lorre's work. >> "big bang." we all love that show. >> playing michael's girlfriend "last man standing"'s nancy travis.

>> it would have been fascinating if lindsay had run into laurie somewhere, the library or something.y. >> where are you? >> the fans of "halloween" are diehard fans, as you know, and so do you think there will be another one? >> you know what, i have no idea. >> kourtney kardashian caught the movie last night and look who showed up. michael myers. she took a picture with him. >> i imagine he'll be at the premier. coming up -- >> did john krasinski win his seven-year prank war with jimmy kimmel? >> i wish i was more prepared. >>> then a soap to be in lingerie. >>> then a soap to be in lingerie. >> and a big bang excl i know i can be challenging... but i'm deeper than what you see. the ceramides in cerave. cerave contains three essential ceramides, to restore the ones we've lost and help repair my natural barrier. so i can lock in moisture, and keep us protected. we're in this together, so we've got to have each other's backs... and fronts... and arms... >> "e.t." will be exclusively backstage as the cast of ♪ ♪ what a beautiful day for a flight ♪ ♪ not a crowd or sea bird in sight ♪ >

. >> clue number one laurie metcalfe will take on more of a leading role.he appears in 12 of the 16 promo scenes. >> there's no place for the corn holders. >> she may even move into the family home. she's carrying laundry through the house. clue number two roseanne will be killed off. while abc has not revealed her fate, this scene could be from her funeral. metcalfe said sarah and i had a scene where we addressed the grief and it was real and still makes me choke up. clue three roseanne's departure will be handled with respectful humor. they're grateful roseanne gave up her financial stake in the show so it could go on. >> i did walk away so people could keep their jobs. there's always a silver lining in every cloud. the tough part is to find it. >> walking away from it was the right thing to do. >> uh-huh. >> by the way, john goodman is busy. he also has the leading role in a hbo comedy about a tell advantage list. >>> now to a family of the royal kind. namesake county. and as if you needed another reason to love prince harry, well we'll give you two. >>

only when the parasite means to finish the cycle and get back back into the water and release its laurie only then is it create this excruciating blister. in one thousand nine hundred eighty six when little was known about anyone even in countries where it was prevalent the disease was brought to the attention of former us president jimmy carter. this was a terrible vacuum in the health care for literally hundreds of millions of people so we decided that we would take it on as a project not knowing the extent of it not knowing where it was not knowing. how to address the problem. when his philanthropic organization set out to measure the extent of the disease it found three and a half million cases occurring every year amongst the world's most remote and neglected people guinea worm was found in pakistan india and yemen but it was an m belt across sub-saharan africa that had had the greatest impact. because guinea when is water born having safe drinking water is essential to eradicating it. the process of getting what that flu really will behold is a long process it is possible but it is

." >> i think what people are going to see starting with laurie metcalfe, john goodman and sara gilberteverybody steps in to these kind of new roles because when a family member is not there, there is a big void that you have to fill. >> and there's a new conner cast member, d.j.'s military wife who, as a child, he refused to kiss in a school play. >> i would say in describing our relationship i would say i'm the boss. >> of course she would say she's the boss. >> here's the question -- will viewers like the conners without roseanne. >> you're a scary tyrant. >> you're going to compliment me and walk out? >> it's just as entertaining and funny. >> "ad week's" jason lynch calls it the best new broadcast comedy of the fall. >> if you're a fan of roseanne the show and not roseanne the person, you won't miss her absence. >> now remember more than 18 million people watching the premiere of roseanne earlier this year. can the conners beat or match that? >> i want to talk about love. >> talk about love. >> gaga is getting married. we're not just talking about her movie. mother monster is about

so i think it our time to turn out the vote. >> laurie frazier oakley and celine that avalas.ou for joining us. >>> and coming up after the break, our college battleground continues from ucla. from ucla. are you paying too much and getting too little with your current medicare plan? if you have medicare, you have an important choice to make. you can purchase a separate drug plan for an additional cost; or you can choose a humana all-in-one medicare advantage plan that includes your medical benefits and drug coverage in one. in fact, last year humana medicare advantage prescription drug plan members saved an estimated $6900 on average on their prescription costs. call us to find out if you can save on your prescriptions. here's what you get when you choose an all-in-one humana medicare advantage plan. you get part d prescription drug coverage. so there's no need to purchase a separate drug plan with this all-in-one plan. you get coverage for doctor visits and hospital stays. and this benefit is very important - you pay nothing for many preventive services, annual tests and nece

laurie finkle stein and her chio thr office powerball pool. >> my husband looked it up and he said, babeink it's a million. >> reporter: the real estate team claimed $1 million total, and they hope lightning strikes twice. >> we're going to buy some tickets tomorrow and see if we get the $1.6 billion with a "b." >> reporter: but back in 2015, one member of the team told my colleague, debra roberts, that that money is all gone. >> what did you do with the money? >> honestly, i glblew it. >> did you have a good time? >> i had a great time. >> reporter: the all-too familiar lesson, lottery winnings are not necessarily a golden ticket to happiness. >> mr. andrew jack whittaker. >> reporter: in 2002, west virginia native andrew whittaker woke up on christmas morning to the biggest gift of all time. >> i was hoping i'd win it but i never believed anybody could win it. >> reporter: he'd won the powerball jackpot of $315 million. overnight, he became a television celebrity. >> i need $68,000 or i'm going to lose my home. >> reporter: he ended up giving away, he says, at least $50 million in hous

jamie lee curtis first played the part of laurie strode in one nine hundred seventy eight the success of the original helped export hello in traditions around the world for lori though it was the beginning of a never ending nightmare. unlike many previous this is the eleventh halloween film is based on the original michael meyers from an institution for mentally disturbed offenders one of the prisoners being transported . the man with the mask intends to celebrate halloween in an all too familiar fashion. if you haven't experienced michael meyers before you are in for a shock. and cinema goes a once again to pay good money to be scared out of their wits. me. like that ok that's how in the movie where does the tradition of halloween come from well we know it really from america but actually it comes ridgeley sort of said to be about two thousand years a pagan ritual celtic thing from about two thousand years ago and the thing was ghosts came back and people put masks then so the ghost didn't recognise them. read about anyway and when the first halloween movie actually came out in nine

i'm glad laurie swanson joined the lawsuit. she's suing purdue pharmaceutical now because of deceptive, tricky marking practices that gave incorrect idea about the addictive power of these drugs. suing these manufactures is important part what we need to do. they should -- compensate victims for the trouble they have caused. now it's laced with fentanyl which is even more dangerous. we need a comprehensive approach. we need drug courts. we need to use -- we need to get medical expertise in on this problem. i think to answer your question, that's a key part what we need >> we do need to hold big pharma accountable for the crisis. i'm not afraid to do that. this is terrible with a terrible human cost. we need to go after companies that are breaking the law. we also need to go after opioid dealers. that means strengthening the criminal division and making sure our attorneys, counter attorneys, and prosecutors have the resources to do that. we also have two cooperate with federal agents. we cannot solve the opioid crisis if we simp

. >> we'll see more romance too this time for laurie metcalfe's jackie.thew broderick will join the show. >>> also on tonight, "this is us" fans will get to see the dramatic side of chris sullivan's character toby whose secret struggle is beginning to unravel. >> i went off my meds and i need to go back on them right now aye. >> hey, what's going on? >> if you're going off your medication without consulting a doctor it's probably not a good idea. >> i need to go back on them right away. >> you see that toby is continuing to sacrifice for his relationship and for the love of kate which is so beautiful, but could be very detrimental to himself. >> chris says his cry level after reading tonight's script was quote a sterling. >> it's nice to see toby's back story, see a little bit of history, figure out why he's developed into the person he is today. i think that will only bond the audience to him. >> the entire cast is all about the power of positivity, even in the middle of hard times. we see randall's struggle continue as he decides to run for office. >> g

. >> reporter: san jose employment attorney laurie costanzo says the waiver could leave the city open for lawsuitsng to impocket men as chd as women applicants because women are the rijority of those suffe >> reporter: it's unclear how long the waiver has been in place. opd has not responded to our request for comment but police officials tell "the chronicle" the department wants to review any police reports any applicant might appear in. however the form reportedly does not ask applicants if they were the victim of other crimes. meanwhile, mayor libby schaaf was taking action. schaaf issued a statement saying "today i ordered the immediate removal of a waiver where opd applicants authorize the release of confidential records, including those that would disclose whether they are victims of sexual assault" and schaaf requested more information on how the department has been using the information in the past. she also said "sexual assault survivors have persevered throughumhespect, honor and welcome in oakland." >> that was tom genson reporting. we asked former and current police office

. >> reporter: laurie taylor lives four blocks away. >> a big bunch of smoke, black smoke billowing up and floating around. i was glad it wasn't really windy. >> reporter: nicholas took the fire escape. he was about to go to sleep when his nest system sent an alert. >> it takes readings of carbon monoxide but to be truthful, it's the camera that sensed the movement first from the smoke billowing in. >> reporter: firefighters say smoke detectors first and spaces and newspapers insulation. the fire's origin? rags and chemicals in a unit being remodeled. >> some chemicals, when you ball it up in a rag, creates an exothermic reaction over time, creates heat, it can combust, smolder, and then develop into a fire over time. >> reporter: they say much of the fire damage was contained to that unit but a sprinkler left water damage. today, people retrieved personal items and estimates are up to 40 people displaced. the red cross is helping 14 families, a total of 22 people and some are worried about the long-term. >> there's no safety net in such a volatile rental market. >> reporter: now, the

jamie lee curtis first played the part of laurie strode in one nine hundred seventy eight the success of the original helped export halloween traditions around the world for lori though it was the beginning of a never ending nightmare. unlike many as the eleventh halloween film is based on the original michael meyers from an institution for mentally disturbed offenders while the prisoners are being transported. to a man with a mask intends to celebrate halloween in an old. fashion. if you haven't experienced michael meyers before your in for a shock. and cinema goes a once again prepared to pay good money to be scared out of the wits. but i can see the attraction. about the origins of the real tradition where they can well i mean it's been long been a tradition in the us with trick or treating for kids and stuff but actually it goes back to two thousand years to catch a celtic tradition and halloween comes from would have lows on the eve of hallows. all hallows which is the first november. ghosts appear and people used to put on the ghosts don't recognize them and when the first hallo

. >>> sheriff laurie smith released a statement reading in part we immediately rolled up our sleeves to implement progressive advancement in the care and service of our custody operations and what we provide to the community. we are proud of the work we have accomplished toward this end and we have much more to achieve toward completing my advanced jail reform -- reform plan. >> new information about a soft -- about an officer involved shooting. no police officers will be shot -- no police officers will be shot. >> he told the man repeatedly to drop the weapon. >> drop it. >> you meet. >> in the video you hear thomas when asking officers to kill him. he was armed with two hatchets a sword and a knife -- you kill me -- >> stop. stop. >> kill me. >> same him. >> the district attorney rode in his report that any reasonable officer would have concluded he wanted to die that day in the d.a. reported that after the shooting officers found a fake police badge in his car and journals. in the journals he wrote that matt kemp employees had put microchips and his brain. >>> 4:38 a.m. in the ala

jamie lee curtis first played the part of laurie strode in one nine hundred seventy eight the success of the original helped export hello in traditions around the world for lori though it was the beginning of a never ending nightmare. unlike many previous this is the eleventh halloween film is based on the original michael meyers from an institution for mentally disturbed offenders one of the prisoners being transported . the man with the mask intends to celebrate halloween in an all too familiar fashion. if you haven't experienced michael meyers before your in for a shock. and cinema goes a once again to pay to pay good money to be scared out of their wits. me. like that ok that's how in the movie where does the tradition of halloween come from well we know it really from america but actually it comes ridgeley sort of said to be about two thousand years a pagan ritual celtic thing from about two thousand years ago and the thing was ghosts came back and people mosques then so the ghost didn't recognise. read about anyway when the first halloween movie actually came out in nine hundred

wallach the director of public citizens global energy global trade watch thank you for being here laurie my pleasure so since we worked on these things the w. two you know and everything which was so much fun you've been toiling in the trenches and on the top of these really key issues. first tell us about nafta clinton administration initiative north american free trade agreement set the stage for us what was the good the bad and the uglies of nafta the original nafta so george bush the first negotiate it and signed it then clinton inherited it worked very hard to pass it so is a bipartisan made in america model of trade and the sad thing is the critics are right at this point there are a million certified by the government now after job losses it's nationwide it's not just the rust belt one of the largest concentrations of lost jobs in el paso texas it's nationwide we've seen wages pushed down because nafta made it easier to outsource jobs to mexico's low wages and wages there are down because nafta had no labor standards so mexican wages are now forty percent lower than coastal china

can even go for the other view so there are some improvements it's a great summary and so remind laurie of why are so much loved learning from you and working with you let me get your take quickly we've just got a little bit of time when generally china trade those tensions too but i mean what do you make of it overall so i think that some of these issues again the trade representative bob is absolutely barking up the right tree so trump identified where the public was which is people have had it democrats and republicans alike have all had the same trade policies have pretend it's not causing damage and haven't done anything to change it in decades and so it's not clear to me trump on his own could you know really do much about it white houses or this guy he picked the top trade official has some good ideas and so like just friends this is the most important on done piece of business with now but it's really the china situation in the end the u.s. worker cannot compete if there's a race to the bottom where people in another country are making in mexico a buck fifty an hour at the ident

unfortunately seems to be solved you know a cup which no one can break at the moment starting in moments laurie king talks midterm elections in the shadow of the coven or hearings stay with r.t. international. with lawmakers manufactured to sound stupid to the public well. when the ruling classes can protect themselves. with the crime. listen to the one percent. who ignore middle of the room sick. leave. when all is true seems wrong. why don't we all just don't all. let me. get to shape out these days comes out. and in detroit equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. what politicians do you should. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to be rich. but you want to be precise it's like before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the wilds of my out. west sydney. don't accept the school just a little dust i was ready to be a little bit it's. a little challenging. i don't bust i love me a lot of had a lot of them somebody doesn't know it's a m

. >> reporter: laurie murdoch employees saw the driver trying to hide the patrol car back in the business of the parking lot. >> he saw the guy get out of it in a construction vest and run across the street. >> reporter: investigators say he was wearing an orange shirt with reflective stripes with the words campbell towing. police arrested him after finding him in stolen truck. >> why did he go to the area and abandon the car in that part of hayward? does he know someone who works here, does he have family members who live near the area? >> reporter: how often does this happen? >> i don't remember the last time it happened to us. >> reporter: he may have been able to escape, but he won't be on the run for long. >> it's in his best interest to just give himself up. we're going to be relentless in trying to find him. >> reporter: and so again just a few minutes ago we were able to confirm andrew trujillo has been arrested. we're still trying to learn the details of his arrest. did he turn himself in, where was he found? does he still have the handcuffs on him? by the way i spoke to campbell

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