i am mary sit and join me next >> mary: taking off in the retail world everything from razors to healthy gourmet meals to make-up. now a service that delivers every month a box of toys and activities for children age 5 to 9. fred ge, co-founder of cubbycase studied at the harvard university discovered a business opportunity for his love of play. >> mary: you loved growing up. >> yes, i did. always a great part of my childhood. >> mary: as an educator, so many products out there. how did you get this idea of cubbycase. >> with my co-founder we n noticed a lot of educational products on the market that were fun and interesting but the problem is people often had a very hard time finding or telling the efficacy of thesepr so we thought, hey, why not have a way for -- to help parents and kids discover the more invo saytive and interesting educational toys that will appeal to them and help them engage and learn together. >> this is a start-up company. randy, you just got these boxes manufactured this summer. if someone subscribes to this, you get a box every month in inside from cubbycase. a

andre didn't kill marie. >> nearly two decades after marie's murder, the case was finally before a jury/2 hours later, there was a verdict. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant andre jackson guilty of the crime of first-degree murder. >> andre jackson was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. for marcus singleton, this victory was bittersweet. he still wants to hear the truth from andre himself. he knows he says that that may never come, but he hopes his mother would be proud that he finally spoke up. >> i try to live my life to make her proud of me. i'm never going to give up. never going to give up on anything that i feel is important. and -- >> and that's her. >> and that's her. that's living for her. that's honoring her and honoring her name. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday, october surprise. fbi director james comey's announcement of newly discovered e-mails jolts the race. >> the fbi would never have reopened this case at this time unless it were a most egregious criminal offense. >> can donald trump use t

there was also a drop of blood on marie's saab, but at the time of marie's murder, dna analysis was still in its infancy. those samples had never been tested. in 2004, detective siler called john lewin, a prosecutor with the l.a. da's office major crime division. lewin specializes in cold cases. >> they collected the fingernail scrapings and the blood and the detective had been unable to get the lab to test it, so when i first got on the case, i started trying to cash in favors with the crime lab to get it done. >> but a ten-year-old cold case was not a priority. three more years passed before those samples were tested. fbi crime lab came through. >> what we got was the information that would break this case wide open. >>> coming up -- a bold move from the cold case prosecutor. >> it was very hard. i had to have marcus arrested. >> marcus, marie's own son, under arrest? what was that all about? when "dateline" continues. when it's time to move to underwear, toddlers see things... a bit differently. while they see their first underwear... you see the best way to potty train. introducing ne

mary kay henry, welcome to c-span. mary kay: glad to be with you. pedro: joining us is ben geman and marianne levine, with political. miss levine, first question is for you. marianne: my first question to you is, how dear efforts this year compare dear efforts in 2008 and 2012 for president barack obama? mary kay: we have had more engagement for a longer period of time on an issue agenda that is connected to 15 in a union, child care, ending racial injustice and winning citizenship for immigrants. he organizing around those events years ago and made a decision to go into the battleground earlier than we have ever done with community partners a latino, african-american, and asian communities. now we are moving our blue states into the battlegrounds through a weekend warrior program. last weekend there were 800 people from new york and philadelphia and i was doorknocking with them. next week and i am going to new hampshire in california members are moving into rina -- reno and las vegas. we are at every level of the organization is working people unde

i'm marie mortera in for reed. >> jim: i'm not reed. you just said you are here for reed that must make me jim snyder. must be time for the weekend. >>> so they voted to raise the hotel room tax to help build an nfl stadium here in las vegas hopefully for the raiders to call home. >> marie: the deal is our stop story tonight. we have team coverage of the decision beginning with a big day in carson city where jeff gillan has been watching the action all everybody. welcome to the capitol. they're going to be writing about this special session for years. the bottom line? it could be las vegas's ticket to the nfl. the assembly voted 28-13 green lighting a tax hike for a stadium. there was pressure. the nfl meets tuesday and stadium supporters wanted something to show. what does this say to the. >> it says to the nfl a very clear message that las vegas and the state of nevada are ready >> reporter: the stadium is sheldon adelson's baby. he and the raiders are pitching in more than a billion. they ask the state for 750 million that's spit the

. >> marie: i'm marie mortera in for reed. we also learned the suspect told police his grandmother who he is accuse of killing looked after him when he was a young boy. it is our top story tonight. news 3's antonio justice center. antonio, did he say anything in court and was there anyone there to support him? >> reporter: marie, he didn't say a word. there also was no one inside the courtroom to support him. the police report describes a man on edge and it doesn't make clear what may have led him to kill his grandmother. for the first time since the murder happened, 45-year-old bradley francis made a public courtroom. francis showed no emotion and spoke no words. this newly released police report gives us insight into what neighbors describe as the unfathomable murder. the detail outline how francis killed his grandmother. the metro police report says a neighbor called 911 telling police there was a woman shot in the street. the 911 caller told police she saw her 86-year-old neighbor's face covered in blood. she witnessed fra

thanks for staying with us at >> marie: i'm marie mortera. here is a live look at the smith center where congresswoman dina titus warms up the crowd as they wait for hillary clinton to take the stage. the democratic nominee is scheduled to start her speech in at the very least 15 minutes. it might be 7:30 p.m. either way we're watching this one closely. clinton is expected to discuss the economy and importance of early voting. >> reed: i'm hearing from people in line right now that the line wraps around over to i'm also told supporters are telling people still in line waiting to get in that hillary clinton will not go on stage until 7:30. we're being told 7:15 p.m. people in line being told 7:30 p.m. but that crowd is huge out there. and you know what? the message is early voting. you can still register to vote until next wednesday. early voting and that's what the clintons want to you do is to start october 22nd. again, just about 15 minutes will start. as soon as it happens and if it happens during our newscast, we'll go ahead and stream it

. >> marie: let's give you a closer look. this is another perspective on how powerful those winds were when matthew hit daytona beach. officials say the death toll in the united states is at four right now. states of emergency have been declared in florida, georgia and the carolinas. as the storm officials in charleston, south carolina are warning and urging residents to leave now. >> there's still time for evacuation. but it is now time to get on out or to get ready for this storm. it's time for us to hunker down and ride out the storm. as of midnight tonight, we're going to somewhat insist that if you are not gone, that you stay >> jim: down in florida even zoo animals in st. augustine had to take cover in a bathroom to ride out this storm. pretty incredible pictures here. weather authority's kevin janison is tracking this. and he will be back with us in just a few minutes to give us an update. two days after the storm hit haiti the island nation is still cut off from international aid. it was category 4 when it hit there b

: marie mortera in for. >> reed: . it is a special session few could have imagined and it is our top story. >> the assembly giving approval to the stadium and convention center package. the two measures require a nearly $1.2 billion boost to room tax paid mostly by tourists. >> marie: its opponents say it's money that could have gone elsewhere in a state that will be facing a $400 million deficit. >> you cannot under estimate the that testified so emotionally about how important it is for them to get back to work. >> we're going be back here with no good answer for how we fund fully our budget and we're going to be making cuts yet we'll have shiny new stadium. >> supporters of the convention center and stadium project they that they would create 14,000 permanent jobs. lawmakers this week also approved giving the clark county commission the okay to raise the sales tax to far but it's not a done deal. not yet. las vegas's own raider nation though is ready to move the team here. news 3's kelsey thomas stopped by at a hot

: marie mortera in for. >> reed: . it is a special session few could have imagined and it is our top story. >> the assembly giving approval to the stadium and convention center package. the two measures require a nearly $1.2 billion boost to room tax paid mostly by tourists. >> marie: its opponents say it's money that could have gone elsewhere in a state that will be facing a $400 million deficit. >> you cannot under estimate the

. >> i'm marie mortera. only our cameras were rolling which sergio avila was with joe biden as part of the traveling - -. >>reporter: marie, joe bidenwas here to rally workers and rally voters behind thedemocratic candidate . his visit comes 26 days before election day . [applause] vice president joe biden's first stop was inside a hillary clinton campaign office in las vegas. he was here no more than a few shot a republican candidate donald trump. joe biden talk to the campaign workers how to ensure hillary clinton gets elected. >> this president took us from crisis to recovery. [indiscernable] [applause] >>reporter: his next up was unexpected. at the mandalay bay employee dining room. he was accompanied by candidate catherine cortez who is congressman joe haddock. for some of theseworkers, the visitwas surreal . >> we were just havinglunch . we were all shocked . it's a nice experience heard. >>reporter: the vice president final stop was at the color in a union headquarters where he for hillary clinton but

>> reporter: it's pretty cool marie and reed. check it out. they've been letting some of them glow on occasion. hopefully we'll get to see a couple more while we're live on the air. otherwise we'll show them to you on facebook then later tonight as well. they let the burners go, heat up the air. here we go. they should be firing up. this is available to check out here at the southern hills lot. that is at 215 and sunset. you can actually -- now this is all free to come out and check it out. if you want to participant, they've got a carnival. there are obviously fees to get on the rides and there will be balloon rides here tomorrow morning as dawn begins. there will be some tethered balloon rides and floating balloon rides. of how cool this is. the sixth annual balloon festival. we're going to get more of a close up look at some of these flames but how many some weather for the weekend? what a day today. 85. plenty of sunshine. another above normal day. some of the neighborhoods beginning to dip into the 70s especially around the

reed and marie, i'm starting to sweat. back to you. [ laughter ] >> reed: most visual live shot of the night. thanks to our friends at southern hills hospital a great place. >> marie: all right it is the randy joins us with more on tonight's big games and, of course, that big rebel game at sam boyd. >> they have a really big game tomorrow. last saturday night in hawaii they got that big win. the rebel football team returns home to take on colorado state. a win against the rams and tony sanchez and company cooing on the verge of a bowl game. they need three more wins. they have three right now. they need to get to the magic number of six. you can probably throw out the state in november up in boise. but they could get a win tomorrow they will get one step closer to that sixth number. which they will need. the rebels are actually favored tomorrow over the rams by three and they look better across the stat lines. they look better in key areas like points per game, yards per game and total yards allowed. >> they're good solid

andre didn't kill marie. >> nearly two decades after marie's murder, the case was finally before a jury. and just 2 1/2 hours later, there was a verdict. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant andre jackson guilty of the crime of first-degree murder. >> andre jackson was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. for marcus singleton, this victory was bittersweet. he still wants to hear the truth from andre himself. he knows he says that that may never come, but he hopes his mother would be proud that he finally spoke up. >> i try to live my life to make her proud of me. i'm never going to give up. never going to give up on anything that i feel is important. and -- >> and that's her. >> and that's her. her name. >> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. >>> this sunday, october surprise. fbi director james comey's announcement of newly discovered e-mails jolts the reopened this case at this time unless it were a most egregious criminal offense. >> can donald trump use this latest revelation to reinvigorate his campaign? i will talk to donald tr

. >> marie: here's your chance to away in with the question of the day -- weigh in on the day. head over to www.news3lv.com and click on the question of the day icon. terror, because we have both. first of all, the good news in the fight of isis in iraq and bad news today with a deadly terror attack in afghanistan. details from the terrorism alert desk. >> from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh with more violence in afghanistan with 14 people are dead and 26 injured. three gunmen wearing military uniforms attacked a shiite sideline in they are praising the syrians that help capture the isis extremists. stay are not being identified because they could be targeted. isis has lost a lot of ground in the mosul control with 25,000 square miles in the region, an area roughly the size of west virginia that is down from the from the terroist alert desk in washington, i'm michelle marsh. >> the criminal the charge goes back to 2011 when a judge ordered maricopa deputies to stop use an immigration profiling law and they used it will continue to investigate that he

i'm reed cowan. >> marie: i'm marie mortera. police say her grandson beat her before chasing her into her. it is our top story. news 3's antonio castelan spoke with neighbors who are trying to cope with what happened. >> reporter: people who knew the murder victim say shes who a sweet woman. now the murder victim's grandson is here at the clark county detention center charged with murder. 45-year-old bradley francis is the man police say shot his 86-year-old grandmother right on the summerlin street off rampart and lake mead. francis. >> he always seemed like a loving grandson. >> reporter: john swindle remembers seeing the 86-year-old from time to time. >> she was always out and about. she never, you know -- she was always on the street walking up and down. and she just had, you know, just something about her, that grandmotherly feel to her. >> reporter: no one knows what sparked the conflict between the 45-year-old man and mrs. his grandmother then shot her in the head late tuesday afternoon. s.w.a.t. team members surrounded t

what they have on the hillary clinton campaign. >> marie: horror within. the wife of robin williams speaking up about some of the problems the late actor dealt with right before his death. why she describes the last month as war in his brain. >> reed: and honors, the first nobel prize of the year awards. what thi challenging why scientists have actually thinking about diseases. . >> reed: with the presidential election a little more than a month away now, the candidates are doing all they can to show they are right for jobs at the same time trying to bring down the other candidates. >> marie: sometimes it's playing defense for democratic candidate clinton campaign and that announcement is set to come tomorrow. >> reed: the question everyone has on their mind is what exactly does wikileaks has? will it be as big as promised? we look to answer that and explain this is not first time wikileaks has disrupted a campaign. >> reporter: before the celebration came the bombshell. >> a wikileaks e-mail suggests that bernie sanders may have been right, the primary sy

i'm marie mortera. >> jim: i'm jim snyder in for reed tonight. a million people are without power as the storm continues its march up the southeast coast. >> marie: first light revealed south florida was largely spared major damage. but the empty streets in daytona beach showed the damage that was left as floridians heeded the warnings and got out of the way bracing for a close call. >> really the best thing now toss just hunker down. stay in a safe place. don't move. >> if you choose to stay, you will most likely be on your own for a minimum of 24 hours, possibly up to three days. >> marie: more than 300,000 south carolinians have moved inland to avoid hurricane matthew. >> jim: long weekend ahead for a lot of people back east. matthew along the coast. kevin janison joins us now with an update. >> here is the latest position. 55 miles offshore from the georgia coast as the eye continues to move northward at 12 miles per hour. maximum sustained winds are at 110. but those are right around the eye. they're tropical storm force, 40 to 60 miles per

mary anne: why are you running for president? running for president is personal for most voters, but most people have not asked that question. ob just said that media people are not real people. janet: let's go to bill weld. our libertarian vice presidential candidate, our former governor. he is inserted himself into the party fray. can this make a difference in november? mary anne: no, he is getting off the titanic before it sinks. if trump wins, he wants to make sure he is not linked for it. and no one else. rob: i think i said, and marianne said a few months ago, when people said, will they get to 50% and be a player in the race? we said no, and answer today is still no. it doesn't matter that he is changing. if anything, their intent is not working out, they are splitting votes off for hillary clinton. camera's men capuano prefer that the ticket be flopped. mary anne: i don't know if bill weld would have done any better. he lost the senate race, he lost the race for governor in new york. rob: gas in a tank of political campai

mary saved all of these documents. case would not have happened -- mary really became an investigator herself and collected all of these documents on these women and that really helped form the basis of the case. the disappearances were allowed into the evidence in this case, so it really was an important part of the case. amy: i want to turn to a clip from the usa today mini documentary "gone," which accompanies the newspaper series. this is mary horton vail's brother bill horton, followed by fisherman hubert hooper who knew of the murder. jerry mitchell then explains the autopsy results. our television viewers will see the pictures of mary horton vail after she was pulled from the river. >>>> we know they were out t ine boboat and she, , according tot, had a flashlilight and said, "watch out, there is a stump." he jerkeked to avoid i it and se llll out. any implilied she may h have hir head on the stocock. i later learned ththat area was dredged to 60 0 feet in 1 1945 d there were no stops. he killed that woman befor

mary: wow. lemonis: and so it's always very dangerous for me to think about investing in "a," a cyclical business, which is the furniture business... -steve: correct. -lemonis: ...and, "b," a multigenerational business that doesn't have the smoothest of transition plans today. i get the sense based on a few things yesterday you feel like you're the only one with good ideas. steve: you have to convince me of what your asking or doing or saying. and if i think it's totally wrong, i'll tell you my opinion. lemonis: what happens if steven gives you his opinion? do you process that, or do you dismiss it early? steve: no, i process it. i do dismiss it often. lemonis: are you confused sometimes, when you come in, what your role is? steven: yeah. yeah. lemonis: so, when i think about your financials, it does look like a labyrinth of debt and mortgages and bank revolvers and -- steve: right. lemonis: there's $1 million in debt, not enough working capital to sustain any sort of downturn. fixing up the mac

mary-lou williams: 93-year-old actress >> "they start screaming and that gets them scared here. they're pushing the ones in front of them to hurry up and get through , (laughs)." chellsie brown/ reporter "with 24-rooms at the warehouse of fear, mary-lou is just a small piece of the puzzle, but her co-workers say,she'll have you wanting to come back for more scares. " caitlyn vanatta: warehouse of fear manager "she laughs at every single gr she says, i don't know why they would come through here if they're so scared. i dont know why they'd come to a haunted house. " ((chellsie)) caitlyn vanatta has worked with mary lou over the years and says the actors see her as family. caitlyn vanatta: warehouse of fear manager "she is the sweetest old lady that you could ever meet. she's really become everybodies grandma here." her son is a manager at the haunt and he says, she looks forward to the haunted house opening every year! kevin williams: mary-lou's son "it's one of those things, every summer she'll say, well i hope they'll have a place for me this year in the haunted house and she's

. >> and i'm marie mortera. metro detectives are asking for your help to find a man who terrorized a bank today happening on the far westside of las vegas valley. >> this resulted in the bomb squad returning to that scene today. >> sergio avila joins us live on desert inn and hualapai and so many people were impacted by this, sergio. >> reporter: u.s. bank behind me but the businesses nearby all had to be evacuated. not only, that hualapai at desert inn right here was closed for several hours as this investigation took place. let's take you to who you need to see, this man who police say is responsible [inaudible] to make out who that person is, the witness tells us the man pointed a weapon at a teller and said we wanted to talk to manager and a backpack, a backpack he then dropped on the ground and that is why emergency crews had to be called out to redeem that package. that happened around 12:30 when the roads began to open again, as well as some of the businesses in the area. the customers in the bank say the

it's a good thing. >> marie: that's the stamp of approval, and i'm in. many fans of singer bruce stringstein would do just about anything to see boss helped him out with his absence note. the boy and his dad had a chance to meet the boss at a book signing where there the boy and his dad had the singer sign off on the note for missing picture day. i wonder what the teacher had to say. >> that autograph may one day >> marie: following a massive flood and you'll meet the heros giving some of their lives back. >> reed: a magical wedding and it happened in a castle. why this harry potter themed wedding happened inside a medical center. >> cool weather across southern nevada tonight. we'll talk about how chilly it will get, next. and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times to defund planned parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose eve

the hail mary. josh dobbs. there were four defenders on the goal line and he lets it go and then jauan jennings, number 15, let's listen to the voice of the volunteers. >> dobbs drops back, looks, loads up, fires long for the end zone, the pass is going to be caught. caught by tennessee. jauan jennings. jennings makes the catch in the end zone on the hail mary. what a turn of events. tennessee comes back and throws the hail mary. >> verne: just another average weekend in the s.e.c. on cbs. >> gary: think about this tennessee team. that you they had a streak of 11 straight against florida. down 21-0 last week. they come back. fight, it was jauan jennings who made the big catch to start that come-back. now down 17-0 and getting the >> verne: at one end it was ridley with the catch. to put georgia up on top. and then on the hail mary, as josh said, first one in which he's ever been involved and the volunteers of tennessee are 5-0 and heading to college station. closed captioning provided we're going to prove just

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mary kay henry. welcome to c-span to be with you. >> joining us in the question in geman with theben national journal. mary ann leibanne. miss levine, first question is for you. marianne: my first question to you is, how dear efforts this year compare dear efforts in 2008 and 2012 for president barack obama? mary kay: we have had more engagement for a longer period of time on an issue agenda that is connected to 15 in a union, home care, child care, ending racial injustice and winning citizenship for immigrants. he organizing around those issues a year ago and made a decision to go into the battleground earlier than we have ever done with community partners a latino, african-american, and asian communities. now we are moving our blue states into the battlegrounds through a weekend warrior program. last weekend there were 800 people from new york and philadelphia and i was doorknocking with them. next weekend and i am going to new hampshire in california members are moving into rina -- reno and las ve

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. >> mary hart returns to "e.t." we're with the legend today. we're with the 6-year-old actress who had to re-enact the death of the beauty queen. >> ben affleck unguarded and gushing about his kids. >>> and dancing's real-life couple gives us a tour of their new love nest. >> hello, "e.t." >> welcome to our house. >> come on in. >> first, lupita nyong'o is more than an academy award winner and style icon. >> what? ?? ?? >> no hating ffom us and her new movie queen of katwe is getting critical acclaim. lupita plays the mother of a young girl from uganda who against all odds becomes a world-class chess player. alicia keys penned a song for the film. ?? ?? >> here's hoping we see an the future. ?? the future. ?? ?? we all know you have to work together in order to get things done. but in washington, too often joe heck has been part of the problem, putting his party and special interests before nevada. i'm proud of my work with the bush and obama administrations on homeland security. and every bill i sponsored as attorney general was passed by demo

the hail mary. josh dobbs. there were four defenders on the goal line and he lets it go and then jauan jennings, number 15, let's listen to the voice of the volunteers. >> dobbs drops back, looks, loads up, fires long for the end zone, the pass is going to be caught. caught by tennessee. jauan jennings. jennings makes the catch in the end zone on the hail mary. what a turn of events. georgia thr tennessee comes back and throws the hail mary. >> verne: just another average weekend in the s.e.c. on cbs. >> gary: think about this tennessee team. that you they had a streak of 11 straight against florida. down 21-0 last week. they come back. fight, it was jauan jennings who made the big catch to start that come-back. now down 17-0 and getting the ball back with 10 seconds to go, >> verne: at one end it was ridley with the catch. to put georgia up on top. and then on the hail mary, as josh said, first one in which he's ever been involved and the volunteers of tennessee are 5-0 and heading to college station. closed c

mary anne: we are reliving the 90's. there recount happened in florida, the scene of the crime and how different our country is. those four electoral votes, al gore would have been president and we know that. he is appealing to the millennials is a care about the environment. that is hampshire -- michelle obama is out there campaigning. pat: most of those people do not know who al gore is. nothing more comfortable than watching hillary clinton and al gore in the same stage today. they could not keep them for enough apart. we will see of it works. i not sure if the millennial those who al gore is. you have the weather toss. mary anne: sunny and blue skies if you are a democrat or republican. what does the weather look like? harvey: i try to make politics -- keep all takes out of the weather. out the door for tomorrow if you're heading out early, 42 degrees and not as cold as it was this morning. we will find a mix of clouds and sunshine. tomorrow. well we hang in the lower 60's and the coastline when you're heading home w

the hail mary. josh dobbs. there were four defenders on the goal line and he lets it go and then jauan jennings, number 15, goes up, grabs it. let's listen to the voice of the volunteers. >> dobbs drops back, looks, loads up, fires long for the end zone, the pass is going to be caught. caught by tennessee. jauan jennings. jennings makes the catch in the end zone on the hail mary. what a turn of events. georgia throws a bomb. tennessee comes back and throws the hail mary. >> verne: just another average weekend in the s.e.c. on cbs. >> gary: think about this tennessee team. that you they had a streak of 11 straight against florida. down 21-0 last week. they come back. fight, it was jauan jennings who made the big catch to start that come-back. now down 17-0 and getting the ball back with 10 seconds to go, they do it back-to-back weeks. >> verne: at one end it was ridley with the catch. to put georgia up on top. and then on the hail mary, as josh said, first one in which he's ever been involved and the volunteers

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. >> krystal: marie mortera explained today how you can avoid getting ripped off. >> marie: he thought he was going to buy things at big stores to rate them on pricing and customer service. lesson. >> i'm not making money and i need to make money. >> marie: when 49-year-old roger mall isn't looking for work you can find him watching his beloved san antonio spurs. in 1999 he woke from a two-month coma after a motorcycle crash and had to relearn everything. jobs haven't been easy to by but this one was almost too easy. >> i didn't find them. i didn't look for them. i received a letter in the mail. >> mystery shop areas cool concept. >> marie: they sent him a check for $2,780 and instructed him to cash it at his bank. >> they cashed it and me having $16. >> marie: he was to keep $400 for commission and send the rest back in two money orders which he did. a couple of days later the check bounced. >> my account is now negative 2789. and i am scared. >> marie: calls to who he thht nowhere. so he filed a police and called his san antonio bank. but they couldn't do anything because he was the

mary stoker smith is in the newsroom with exclusive details. police say the victim was not the intended target. the 27-year old and his grandmother were sleeping and were startled awake by a hail of bullets. the man was struck in the back. he's currently in the hospital - where he's being treated for his injuries. mattie brown says her grandson has suffered both physical and emotion trauma. because of recent crime in the area... the young man was already afraid to go outside. he had surgery but the bullet is still in him and this bullet will probably be i and i feel whoever did this needs to pay for it milwaukee police say they are looking for a known male suspect. as of now no on is in custody. steph thanks mary. in kenosha -- police are investigating a homicide that happened last night. a 33-year-old man was shot multiple times near 19th avenue and 62nd street. we're told no one has police a call. a death investigation underway -- after a body is pulled from the k-k river. the man's body was recovered around eight this morning. it was found i

mary bruce, abc news, washington. reid: some of hillary clinton's top surrogates will be in new hampshire this upcoming week. her husband former president , bill clinton will campaign in , hanover an to hold a rally. nichole: taking a live look out at the city of boston this sunny afternoon. look at that beautiful blue sky there. aj: pretty. nichole: it's a little warmer than yesterday and is a trend i personally love. i'm going to put in a request now. aj: well, let me fulfill that request for you. by the end of this month, we are 39 sunset. we still have lots of minutes to lose at the end of the day as we had through fall and winter time. those of the high temperatures. we will absolutely take it. we are not far off those numbers. the last couple of nights, temperatures have tumbled quickly. i don't think it happened as quickly tonight. look at the comparison between above where we were last night in orange. first things first, we have a lot of clouds. thus the first indication temperatures will not fall that much o

marie says she gave a complete description on the first call. without her car, she picked up the search. on monday she found herself near 24th and auer and heard what she thought slamming. i looked up, and the man fell and his friend, girl, wife, whatever, fell over the body screaming and the person that shot him took off down the road. taped inside the crime scene, marie says all she could do was take pictures. now, the search resumes. i just want my car. i just want to be able to back to work and wondering why marie doesn't just settle this with her insurance. she says the problem is it's offering to settle for an amount less than what she still owes on the car. because of that, she believes trying to find the car is her best choice live in the newsroom, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. milwaukee's onyx night club. according to city officials -- the owners have given up their alcohol and entertainment licenses. milwaukee common council president ashanti hamilton says the club -- at 32nd and villard-- had been creating problems for people living in

cpac chairman, matt and mary-ann. so, mary-ann is making the point that comey is pretty much a republican shild. >> i didn't say that. >> this is what the clintons are going to do next. this is what they do to everybody. they liked comey before being a republican because they said even a republican wouldn't to want go after the democratic nominee couldn't see wrong doing. now, that the republican looks to be doing something to harm the democratic nominee, there's all these stories and inferences that oh, he's just a republican who's trying to harm hillary clinton. i will tell you from someone who worked in the white house, when he was picked for the department of justice. he was not picked because of his republican pedigree because he didn't have it. he was picked because they thought about hn able prosecutor. >> is he a republican? >> if he is, he doesn't have track record? >> is he republican? do we know? >> we don't know. >> well, matt, i think i saw you claim on another show that he was a democrat. so obviously yo

marie mortera shows us how to >> marie: the story comes after one man tried donate what he considered was a worthy cause. hear him explain how a scammer quickly moved in. >> we had a change of address request. it wasn't originated by us. while we were out of state. >> marie: ed campbell and his wife were surprised when they received the notice. so they decided to get an alaskan p.o. box but damage had already been done in a few days. >> by that time he had already gotten some of our documents. from that was able to fill out change of address requests on some of those accounts. >> marie: the trouble started when the campbells decided to donate to what they thought was a charity for veterans with disabilities. it was a scam made believable because of a charity letter. that's how inspectors say james bartlett gained access to people's personal information. >> the suspect would send out solicitations for veterans disability. people would respond using a address information. and he was able to obtain that. >> marie: postal inspectors learn that was just the first step. >> using the change

abc's mary bruce is in washington. mary: hillary clinton took her message to church sunday. ms. clinton: i won't tell you who to vote for. [laughter] mary the democratic nominee : looking confident with just 16 days left and a new abc news final debate shows why. clinton now ahead by double digits up 12 points over rival donald trump. ms. clinton: my opponent things -- thinks the little ling women make them bigger. that may be who donald trump is, but that's not who we are -- things are little ling women makes him bigger. mary: clinton sunday targeting the battleground state of north carolina where she will make her first joint campaign appearance with first lady michelle obama later this week. jump focusing on florida but , still fighting those accusations of sexual misconduct. mr. trump all of these liars : will be sued after the election is over. even as trump pledges to take all his accusers to court, a new woman has come forward. adult film star jessica drake says trump kissed her and two other women without their consent 10 years ago. abc news is unable to confirm drake's

mary: with just 9 days left in the race for the white house a full court press. ms. clinton: love trumps hate. mary: hillary clinton in florida, rushing from brunch to church to a rally and concert. ms. clinton: there's a lot of noise and distraction, but it really comes down to what kind of future we want and who is our president can help us get there. mary: the democratic nominee is eager to change the narrative about the renewed fbi investigation into her private e-mail server. mr. trump: hillary has nobody but herself to blame. she lied to congress under oath, she lied to the fbi many times. mary: while the candidates take their message on the road their surrogates are on t.v. clinton's campaign going after fbi director james comey demanding he release more , information about the new emails calling comey's letter to congress vague and short on facts. sen. kaine: it is just extremely puzzling. why would you release information that is so seen the material yourself? i think he owes the american public more information. mary: trump's campaign chief saying this help

cpac chairman, matt and mary-ann. making the point that comey is pretty much a republican shild. >> i didn't say that. >> this is what the clintons are going to do next. this is what they do to everybody. they liked comey before being a republican because they said even a republican wouldn't to want go after the democratic nominee couldn't see wrong doing. now, that the republican looks to be doing something to harm the democratic nominee, there's all these stories and inferences that oh, he's just a republican who's trying to harm hillary clinton. i will tell you from someone who worked in the white house, when he was picked for the department of justice. he was not picked because of his republican pedigree because he didn't have it. he was picked because they thought about hn able prosecutor. >> is he a republican? >> if he is, he doesn't have track record? >> is he republican? do we know? >> we don't know. >> well, matt, i think i saw you claim on another show that he was a democrat. so obviously you've changed tha

ana marie cox, i'm torn about that. i'm not sure.lcome people who are finally seeing the light or do you say what took you so long? what about this, this, and this over the last year? >> maybe there's, like, a half hug. i don't know. i want to say one thing before we go which is that throughout all of this hillary clinton has continued to put out serious policy proposals, i'm sure you know about them but she recently put out an anti-poverty proposal and we need to acknowledge that is everything about what is wrong with this situation writ large because we are having this discussion about sexual assault, meanwhile the woman continues to do her work and she continues to do it well. >> it reminds me of the same dynamic we faced in school with the worker bees, we would do this extra stuff, extra credit reports and occasionally there would be, like a guy whoa talked big but didn't have the goods and -- blech. >> i think one of the things -- i agree and i think at the end of the day what the president was bringing back home is that the fol

i'm anne-marie green. well, the trump campaign says newly released fbi notes proved the obama administration tried to protect hillary clinton. the records show that a senior state department official asked the fbi to change the classification of an e-mail from clinton's private server. the u.s. electoral system is rigged. a new cbs news poll finds clinton's lead over trump has widen nationally. in a four-way race she now leads trump by nine points among likely voters. her lead two weeks ago was four points. hena daniels is here in new york. good morning. >> morning, anne-marie. donald trump campaigns in colorado today a day ahead of clinton. in a series of interviews yesterday trump's wife melania trump publicly defended him against sexual assault allegations for the first time. while clinton's campaign dealt with more fallout during her e-mail practices during her time as secretary of state. ? hillary tonight ? >> reporter: hillary clinton appeared a star-studded fund-raiser via video last night. >> we're