. >>> good morning, and thanks for joining us on this thursday, i'm jessica layton. well, election day is in just 19 days, and the nominees are doing all they can to reach those remaining undecided voters. vice president kamala harris speaking to the conservative audience of fox news, while former president donald trump addressed a town hall of all-women voters. nbc's alice barr joins me now live from washington, d.c. alice, good morning. this interview was one of the toughest that the vice president has ever faced. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. no question. the interview was combative right from the start. the vice president was pressed multiple times on the issue of immigration. she said the focus has been on repairing a broken system and brought up the bipartisan border bill that was blocked by republicans. she insisted that her presidency would be different than president biden's, and at one point she was asked if she felt donald trump's supporters were stupid. >> are they misguided? the 50%? are he this stupid? >> oh, god, i would never say that about the

you then kissed y kristen, which i wonder, that is a strange thing for you, for her, for dax, for layton less strange. >> jimmy: less? >> strange as that might sound. >> jimmy: oh. >> i think there's some trust there, there's some familiarity. yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: do you find that you are now hanging around with them as couples more or less than you did before? [ laughter ] >> that is a good question. that the litmus test. not really. you know, they live on the east side, i live on the west, that's fine. but dax is always like bemoaning, "i wish you lived on the east side, we could hang out more." don't you have 300 cars? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he does. you're saying transportation -- >> yeah, driving should be fun. >> jimmy: have you suggested? i know dax has a bus. like an rv-type bus. maybe he parks it on your lawn for a little while? you guys really get to know each other. >> fine by me. >> jimmy: you -- but boy, that kiss. i have to say, it's getting more attention than michael and in "the godfather." >> what did they do? >> jimmy: you don't remember? >> he kills him? >> jimmy: wow

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. >>> i am jessica layton. back to breaking news in georgia.ple, at least seven, are dead after gangway that was part of a marina collapsed on sapelo island. that's about 70 miles south of savannah. georges department of natural resources say at least 20 people went into the water when the structure gave way. the tragedy is still under investigation. >>> king charles is in australia. his trip has revived debate of whether australia should cut ties with the royal family and become a republic. king charles, first reigning monarch to visit that country in 13 years. >>> for now, back to dateline. andrea canning: walnut, mississippi, some 75 miles southeast of memphis, population 800. outside of town is a little lake, a big pond, really, the very same pond that jimmie martin claimed held the key evidence in lorenzen wright's murder. detective: and how big is that pond? jimmie martin: about the size of a high school football field. andrea canning: so in may of 2012, detectives headed there on a fishing expedition for a gun. jimmie martin insisted tha

. >>> i'm jessica layton with the our top stories. king charles is in australia this weekend. the trip has revived debates about whether australia should cut ties with the royal family and become a republican -- republican instead. can charles is the first reigning monarch to visit that country in 13 years. >>> today is vice president kamala harris's 60th birthday. the democratic candidate for president had a surprise serenade from a rally crowd in oakland county, michigan on friday. now back to dateline. like sandra's larry, chief perry knew the pain of losing a child. motivated by their shared grief, he asked state investigators to take a look at the file. and remarkably, they found new evidence. but in a case full of twists, there was another one just around the corner. here again is keith morrison with "the other side of paradise." keith morrison (voiceover): it took a scientific breakthrough to finally get larry mendoca the help he was pleading for-- touch dna, microscopic skin cells on sandra's shirt and bra. it was a match to darren. when that result came in, tell me wh

>>> hi, i'm jessica layton with a news update. in israel, a drone strike was launched toward the home prime minister benjamin netanyahu just north of tel aviv. that's according to his office. netanyahu and his wife were not in the building at the time and there were no injuries or deaths. >>> boeing and its machinists union reached a new contract proposal. union officials say could end a more the month-long strike a vote to accept or reject the deal is set for wednesday. >>> for now, back to dateline. i'm andrea canning. where was kelli bordeaux? after the alibis that both her estranged husband and her boyfriend checked out, police suspected a man named nick holbert had the answer. a convicted sex offender, nick told detectives he drove kelli home from the bar that night, but never touched her. to police, the story just didn't add up. and now a total stranger was ready to prove it. once again, here is "deep in the woods." andrea canning (voiceover): autumn 2012, kelli bordeaux had been missing for months. the searches continued, b

. ♪♪ >>> hi, i am jessica layton with the hours top stories.th breaking news in georgia for at least seven people are believed to be dead after a gangway collapsed. georgia's department of natural resources say at least 20 people went into the water when the structure gave way. the incident is under investigation. >>> in california, crews are working to put out the oakland hills fire. authorities have ordered evacuations. officials with the california department of forestry and fire protection say the fire was about half contained as of saturday morning and now, let's get you back to dateline. u bac everybody's about to come downstairs. i hear them making noise. andrea canning: three years before lorenzen wright's death, his family can be seen in this rare home video celebrating what would be one of their last christmases all together. [kids babbling] her herself. give it here. andrea canning: the house was decorated, and there were plenty of presents under the tree. ren was playing santa for the kids. now we got one of these. andrea canning: a

. >>> good morning, i'm jessica layton, and we begin this thursday morning with heartbreaking news in the music industry. liam payne, who was a member of the british pop band one direction has died. authorities tell our sister station telemundo that he fell from a third floor hotel balcony in argentina. he was just 31 years old. sam brock has more. >> reporter: one of the most high-profile bands of the last decade, one direction, reeling after the death of one of its founding members, liam payne. according to emergency services in buenos aires, argentina, payne fell from a balcony. authorities say a call was placed to 911 of an aggressive man who could be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. pablo, a spokesperson for the security ministry of buenos aires told the a.p. that payne had thrown himself on the balcony of his room. hauntingly only hours earlier. >> good morning, everybody. a lovely day here in argentina. >> reporter: payne posting this video to snap chat. the artist, like his band mates, had gone solo. >> it's a big moment in your music career. it feels amazing. >> repor

. >>> i'm jessica layton with the hours top stories. we start in israel where a drone strike was launched toward the home of prime minister benjamin netanyahu north of tel aviv. that's according to his office. netanyahu and his wife were not in the building at the time and we're told there were no casualties. >>> back here in the u.s., crews are working to put out the oakland hills fire in california. authorities have ordered evacuations in that area. officials with the california department of forestry and fire protection say that fire was about half contained as of saturday morning. >>> and now back to dateline. i'm andrea canning. in a taped interview, ciara ingram's young son said he heard his mother both laughing and screaming inside her home on the day she was murdered. police were looking into ciara's ex-husband, jarod. now, a team of supporters was about to rally to jarod's defense, taking their own look at what the kids told detectives. continuing with "what they saw," here's dennis murphy. dennis murphy: in the weeks following

it was started by richard layton, who has long hung up his organisers hat but still enjoys his weeklycommunity at its heart and i think that's a big part of its success. you know, the exercise is secondary really to, to, to, to the sense of wellbeing you get from meeting people and sharing stories with people. >> park runs founder paul sinton—hewitt came up with the concept as an easy way to socialise with friends. 20 years on, 10 million people are registered for 2500 weekly runs and 23 different countries call it parkrun . event coordinator it parkrun. event coordinator bnan it parkrun. event coordinator brian willett says the social aspect is still front and centre for me. >> i just love being outdoors and pollock parkrun or parkrun in general gives me a chance to meet up with people every saturday morning to have a blether to get some exercise and then at the end of it we all beaufort a coffee and a cake in the parkrun cafe. >> it's a recent event . runner >> it's a recent event. runner and volunteer annette mccarthy was reunited with old school friend catherine nalani, who she ha

joining us right now to talk card commodities is max layton, head of commodities research at citi wee bullish on gold, even with the gains we have seen in prices why is that? >> bullish on gold and silver over the next couple of months thanks for having me on the show you know, quite frankly gold and silver have gone up despite the number of things going against them variables that have been strongly correlated with gold and silver have gone against them over the last couple of months we have had higher interest rates, stronger payrolls, chinese demand through july and august collapsed in terms of the imports. and yet they have been marching higher we think part of that is china just returned to the market in september. so the premium indicators that you are getting on gold, premiums going negative and falling in china, just, you know, they don't reflect the underlying consumption they're only 0.5% of the price and going forward, the best bull markets for gold and silver certainly over the last 20 years have been when the dm is weak or weakening. the developed markets, u.s. and europ