but until that moment, martin's defense attorneys believed, perhaps more than martin himself, that heitted. >> i think martin took it better than we did. he was like, i'm okay. and i was thinking, i'm not okay. >> and then according to defender randy spencer, martin said something quite remarkable. >> this may seem strange, but he even respects what his daughters did, not because he killed his wife, but because if they really believed that he killed his wife, he would expect them to advocate for her, and so he understands -- >> he told you that? >> he did. yeah. >> martin macneill received a sentence of 17 years to life in prison. he is appealing his conviction. >> we're just so happy he can't hurt anyone else. we miss our mom. we'll never get her back but that courtroom was full of so many people who loved my mom. >> do you feel you finally got justice? >> there is justice for my mom today. >> that's all for this edition i'm lester holt. thanks for joining us. yet anothe way. the impact it wl havon r ss your halloween plans night of rain in the bay area and another storm is on its wa

i'm here with martin short and steve martin. we're going to kick off the 50-city tour of their show forget for the rest of your life" on february 10 in sarasota, florida. right here, right now, we're going to play a game called "true confessions." [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> jimmy: now, here's how the game works. in front of us are two envelopes containing -- or envelopes containing confessions. one of the envelopes or envelopes -- >> what do you think the [ laughter ] >> we just found out it is the envelope. >> jimmy: these are things that actually happened to us in real life, and the other is in the envelope, it's a lie. so there's a lie and a truth. once you read the confession, either way it's the same, the two other players have 60 seconds to interrogate you and they each have to guess whether you've been lying or telling the truth. steve open? >> let me shuffle them first. >> well, since they're numbered. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they are numbered, yeah. >> i would say top. >> which one? this one. >> that one. >> okay. >>

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michel martin: it is an what unity to solve problem?ta lynch: opportunity to solve trust, the broken bonds of between law enforcement and the community, particularly minority community. the minority community wants to have a relationship with law because no one wants to be in the situation where, when you feel that you are in you have no one to call. that is the upshot of the pain that we're ion seeing here. it is the combination of people but also rgeted, feeling that there is no one there for them there is no one and that is a feeling that i have always believed nobody in america should have. so, i frame it as a problem of a complete breakdown in many the trust or the very least a frame of the trust relationship. michel martin: today, though, you announced a plan for of data oncollection law enforcement's use of force. would consider this news, we are cover thanksgiving as news and relevant to our conversation. like to ask you to briefly, if you would, explain this initiative and why now? it is important although people talk about num

the fbi says it found documents in martin's house created in 2014. well after the nsa said it was working to prevent thefts like snoweden's. >> the nsa holds the crown u.s. government. it's where cyber and national security meet if we can't secure that data, we're in trouble. >>> investigators say they discovered the theft in mid august when a group called shadow brokers offered the u.s. government secrets in return for money. hacking into computerers used by hostile foreign governments. officials say they don't know how damaging the theft was, because they don't know what martin did with the material and whether any of it handed up in the hands of such cyberadversaries such as china, russia, or north korea. >>> martin's lawyers say there's no evidence he betrayed his country, which they say he served honorably in the u.s. navy. >>> a new scare involving samsung's galaxy note 7, which as we've been reporting is under recall after roughly 100 reports of smartphones catching fire. today, firefighters in louisville had to respond to a southwest airlines

martin: ms. martin: ag lynch: i want to acknowledge her a wilson, -- ms. martin: i want to acknowledge tara wilson, the first year law student. what legacy do you hope to leave when you leave office? i believe you started to touch on it. ag lynch: thanks for that. i hope to leave a legacy of bringing law enforcement and community members together, to have hard discussions but discussions ultimately that connect them. i hope to leave a legacy of protecting the american people from all sorts of dangers and issues. and i hope to leave a legacy having improved our criminal justice system by carrying on with things that ag holder started, doing things on my watch that have worked to make our system more efficient and more fair. we support the clemency project, for example. working within the parameters of the smart on crime initiative that ag over set agth that lets us take -- holder set forth that lets us take a new look at how we handle narcotics cases that look at the lateral consequences. so we can hold people accountable and not destroy lives and families.

. >> martin short and steve martin are here for true confessions. do not change the channel. >> dripping blood, spoiled food. food poisoning can be miserable. one of the worst experiences many of us will go through. >> there are about 48 million case of food born illnesses in america've year meaning one in six people will suffer. >> it is the worst. as ryan cody shows us, for many people, the sickness didn't come from their own kitchen. seen the reports. rats in the kitchen. chicken left out for hours. roaches in the fridge. they are some of the worst most disgusting health violations found in restaurant kitchens. every time you eat out, you eat at your own risk. trusting that restaurant is clean, up to code, and doing everything it can to avoid putting your health in danger. but some eateries violate your maricopa county health department, some things stole our appetite. chicken blood dripping onto peeled oranging. raw pork stored over coleslaw. and who doesn't want warm cheese? >> uh, no thanks. >> reporter: these are real restaurant inspections i

federal investigators are looking into whether martin was the source. martin's attorneys want him to be let out on bail, but prosecutors told the court that phe would seek refuge with a foreign country. >>> u.s. military officials say an american service member killed in iraq was the victim of a roadside bomb. he was assisting forces trying to retake the isis stronghold of mosul. he was the first american to die in the mosul campaign. it's reported he was a explosives disposal specialist who was wounded just north of arrived at a refuge camp in syria. the united nations says it expects more than 100,000 mosul residents will eventually arrive. >>> a mexican judge approved the extradition of guzman to the united states. the judge rejected five appeals to avoid guzman being sent to the u.s. there are six cases against guzman in this country. mexican officials say he would january but guzman could still appeal to higher courts. >>> a woman killed by a takata airbag wants justice. the 50-year-old california woman was the 11th known us fatality known to the u

(martin prado, graduate student): "yeah, it's affordable. you're not paying a monthly utility since it's off grid, so you're saving money always. it's an option, we'll see if it catches on. it kind of has, but we'll see if it continues.">> another day of high clouds and warm temperatures with big changes on the way as we head for the weekend. friday a strong low sweeps down toward us from the northwest. the strong winds will mean a fire weather watch will go into effect friday. as the watch to be issued saturday with wind gusts of up to 40 mph. windy conditions linger sunday into monday. temperatures are expected to remain a few degrees above normal over the good morning. here's a look at your fox5 traffic solutions let's begin with your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construction areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps back to the news desk the new year with sir elton john himself. the legendary singer just announced he's adding more dates to h

>> martin sheen reveals his biggest regret.nd would president bartlett ever return to the west wing? >> i don't think at my age i could ever qualify any more. >> now, the insider tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> a month after brad pitt's child abuse accusations became headline news. can the strained relationship be fixed? >> you know the 15-year-old has always been by angelina's side through the ups and downs. >> we go inside their unique bond. maddox in the middle. >> brad pitt has met with his son, his eldest son maddox for the first time since the airplane incident on september 14th. we're told they met on wednesday. they kind of had a brief meeting at an undisclosed location. >> it was brad and maddox and a therapist that has been assigned by child services. the daily mail explains how brad's reunion with maddox occurred a day after angelina and the kids were interviewed by the fbi. >> the fbi visited angelina and her children at angelina's malibu home. they spoke to angelina and all of her children about what wen

so everyone is exiting at martin luther king martin luther king is jammed up at 275 because everyone is exiting. and then coming around and trying to get back to southbound 275. so a quagmire here. a new crash in lane, mile stretch drive, that's in the holiday area. and an accident over here trying to wrap up, tying up walton way. that's a look at weather and traffic on the 8s. back to gene and gayle. >> thank you. >>> the tampa bay lightning start the season with a win beating the detroit red wings at amalie arena last night. good job, guys. the game started slow though. the red wings took an early lead and then the lightning powered through. in the 23rd period, stamkos passed to johnson who scored the go-ahead power play goal. and then they won it all. next for the bolt, the new jersey devils, that game tomorrow here at home arena. >>> well, a baby in a stroller falls eight stories down an elevator shaft. >> how investigators believe that accident happened. >>> and the deaths of two deer at a hillsborough county facility for students to learn about florida's wildlife. why investiga

martin patience, bbc news. katty: those girls taken so brutally to an half years ago and many still missing, but for them at least, a moment to celebrate with their families. that brings the program to a close. much more on today's news including the push for mosul, on the website. thank you for watching. i will see you back here tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and aruba tourism authority. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here, in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm, sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most major airports. more informa

we begin with senator jack martins. >> thank you to music while browsing this debate. jack martins, a state senator, a business owner, a husband and father of four daughters. like so many of you i know our country is headed in the wrong direction. the economy is stagnant, terrorism is on the rise. america's divide and washington is gridlocked. people are frustrated and angry, and so were my. taking that two leaders who are -- i can do that because i've done it before. as a senator i led the on issues on long island. cutting taxes and rebuild ever such a, protecting our environment and helping small businesses grow and succeed. i will do the same in washington. my opponent will not. by focusing what unites us instead of what divides us we can work together to fight a better way forward or america and let no one stand in our way. that's why i'm running for congress. i hope i have earned your vote. thank you. >> unocal our countries facing very serious challenges. people are so discouraged. druthers camping people have said i'd like either candidate for president. my frie

martin was employed by defense coraooz len hamilton, which also hired edward snowden. the company announced today former f.b.i. director robert mueller will investigate its security practices. scott, martin's attorney says his client is no snowden, just a >> pelley: but the justice department may seek charges under the espionage act. jeff pegues for u toni rare interview with an american who became a leader of an isis cell, sending other young americans to their deaths in syria. abdirizak warsame has an compositeim name, but minneapolis is the only home he's ever known. he's one of thousands of somali refugees who have been welcomed in prison. in an interview for this sunday's "60 minutes," he told us he was pulled into terrorism online through the lectures of anwar al-awlaki, an al qaeda cleric. >> he explained how islam was, you know, like my calling. it was almost like he was talking to you. it made you feel like-- like upper special, you know, and, like, you're the chosen one. >> pelley: how much time d you spend watching these videos? >> i would continuously watch

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tonight, martin lawrence from ?westworld?, luke hemsworth this week in unnecessary censorship and music from gary clark jr. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! >> jimmy: thank you. >> jimmy: thank you. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for coming. [ cheers and applause ] clapping. i needed that. i've been feeling a little bummed out today. last night the jets played the giants, and the winner of the game, winner goes to the playoffs. it's a one-game deal. i rushed over to a restaurant to watch it. it's a serious pitcher's dual. own who walks into the restaurant and sits down not just at the table next to me but his back literally touching my back. who would you guess that was? worse, matt damon. and sure enough, moments after he walked in, the giants got a hit and then a walk and then a home run and then the mets lost 3-0. just like that the season was over. thanks, matt. it's bad enough you ruin movies. now you have to ruin baseball also? before we go further, our hurricane matthew, another mat

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federal investigators are looking into whether martin was the source. martin's attorneys want him to be let out on bail, but prosecutors told the court today that if released, there's a good a foreign country. >> pelley: and the the motive still unknown. chip reid in our washington newsroom. chip, thank you. after another nasty debate, donald trump and hillary clinton are having dinner together tonight. it is a charity dinner in new york. our poll of voters in the battleground states that will decide the election finds that 49% believe clinton won that debate, 39% trump. trump might handle defeat ask here is major garrett. >> i want to make a major announcement today. >> reporter: donald trump's gasp-inducing refusal last night to accept the results of this year's election-- >> i'll keep you in suspense. >> reporter: ...was still just fun and games on the campaign trail today. >> i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election if i win. laughing matter to john mccain, the 2008 g.o.p. nominee who lost to president obama

martin is breathtaking, and jeff pegues is following the case for us. jeff? >> reporter: scott, if it gets in the wrong hands, investigators say the information that martin stole could cost american lives. prosecutors say it includes intelligence officers' names and puts -- and martin's theft puts the secrecy of their identities at risk and endangers the lives and safety of those officers. the documents also reveal that the secrets he allegedly stole risks exposure of american martin, who had a security clearance for some 28 years, was arrested in late august, and during a search of his home investigators found the equivalent of half a billion pages of sensitive documents, many of which were marked "secret" and "top secret." martin was employed by defense contractor booz allen hamilton, which also hired edward snowden. the company announced today that former fbi director robert

behind him martin truex jr. maybe surprised the 78 struggling a little bit this afternoon right now in the ninth position as carl edwards his corps teammate said "no doubt martin truex jr. is a rabbit we're all chasing." truex said "we're used to flying under the radar but still acting like underdogs like we have something to prove." >> a.j. allmendinger has something to prove, he's not a chaser, racing with plenty of motivation however and a heavy heart. chip warren, a long time nascar official, began his career with nascar in 1978, passed away after a battle with cancer on wednesday. most recently, warren had been a member of the marketing team with j.p.g. dougherty and the 47 team. the 47 team paying tribute with a decal on the seat post of the race car trying to put in a very good run here, so far inside the top ten. >> a great run for the 47 early in this one. again it's chase elliott out in front. leading by 3.5 seconds. people know me as dale earnhardt jr., racecar driver. but there's more to me than that

martin luther king is starting to get busy as well. so i need you to allow for extra time. if you're leaving the house, leave like 25 minutes early. if you don't do that, take the selmon expressway instead. polk county, we have lanes blocked county line road at gateway boulevard. it's taken away. busy out there in pockets. that's a look at weather and traffic. back to gene and gayle. >> leslee lacey, thank you. >>> and we are following breaking news. the man accused of hitting a 17- year-old girl on hillsborough avenue and leaving her to die posted bond overnight. investigators believe he was driving this hyundai when huh struck and killed the hillsborough senior. she was on her way home from an after-school job. the hood of the car. it was a tip from the insurance agent that helped troopers arrest the driver. her family is devastated, as you can imagine. they gathered along hillsborough a two-day last night to remember -- hillsborough avenue last night to remember the teen. her mom and brother broke down in tears. they say news of the arrest is little consolation. >> i'm h

the amount of secret materialle allegedly stolen by harold martin is breathtaking and jeff pegues is following the case for us. a jeff? >> reporter: scott, if it gets in the wrong hands,tt investigators say the information that martin stole could cost american lives. prosecutors say it includes intelligence officers' names and puts-- and martin's theft puts the secrecy of their identities at exprisk endangers the lives safety of those officers. the documents also reveal the secrets he allegedly stole riskc exposure of american intelligence operations. martin, who had a security during a search of his home, investigators found the equivalent of half a billion pages of sensitive documents, many of which were marked "secret" and "top secret." martin was employed by defense contractor booz allen hamilton, which also hired edward snowdenr the company announced today former f.b.i. director robert mueller will investigate its security practices. scott, martin's attorney says his client is no snowden, just a compulsive hoarder. >> pelley: but the justice department may seek charges under the