michel martin: we have a couple minutes. what about immigration? ult, f those emotional issues. it is not just an emotional complicated legal issue, there is shared authority here. loretta lynch: yes. you l martin: are comfortable where with this administration has landed on immigration? oretta lynch: i think the administration has worked long and hard to try and come up with reformhensive immigration and were close to getting it done and did not work in a variety of reasons. and again, that was something there is u know, overlapping jurisdictions, it landed in my lap because it came during my confirmation hearings and time of my is irmation, even though it not totally doj issue, it became process.in my and that is life in d.c., i find. have k that again, we raised issues and kept on the orefront the issues of families, the issues of young people, the issues of opportunity, the issues of what country do we want to be, keeping that as part of the ramework, how do we welcome people here? there are people born here, people who choose to come here. a gr

pedro: por el caso estÁn acusados michel martins de 25 aÑos, su novio fabiÁn gonzález de 31 y una primaia. el hecho ocurriÓ el 24 de agosto en un complejo de apartamentos, una vecina que pidiÓ ocultar su identidad, relato que escuchÓ gritar a mi ser supuestamente pidiendo a fabiÁn y jessica que se detuvieran y de pronto los de 3d como -- d ores --detectores de humo comenzaron a sonar. la vecina dijo que michel y su novio festejaba en el auto y de pronto se vio a jessica sacar a victoria aparentemente inconsciente del apartamento. >> la cargaba con mucho trabajo, la niÑa se le caÍa. pedro: autoridades dicen que supuestamente la menor estarÍa drogada cuando fue asesinada. el abogado de fabiÁn gonzález negÓ las acusaciones. >> nuestra posiciÓn es que no es culpable y esperamos que la evidencia lo confirme. pedro: un hombre que tambiÉn pidiÓ su identidad realizó un presupuesto para limpiar el apartamento. >> cada habitaciÓn tenÍa sangre. peddro: los tres sospechosos podrÍa pasar el resto de su vida presos sin derecho a libertad condicional. los tres acusados pedirÁn que sus clientes sean en

mind -- >> this is where he killed her. >> and yet, there was still no hard evidence that martin killed micheleears went by, martin and gypsy still carrying on in plain sight. but then, in january 2009 -- suddenly they are both arrested? >> yes. >> yeah. >> but not for what people might have thought. >> oh, no. >>> coming up, two lovers cook up a secret crime. >> he stole giselle's identity? >> for gypsy. >> and two sisters suffer another heartbreaking loss. >> he was such a wonderful guy. i miss him. approachinghow it will impactri. plus. "they ied to use and use the b cont vo==then: sodaax or groce ? we investigate bo sides hind why one bay area groregrets his role in the tvcommercial. = the showdown on a blear that's generating a tof buzz on. tonight at 11 == >>> martin macneill's daughters seethed. their father turned their house into a tawdry love next for the nanny, gypsy willis. for nearly two years, they had been laser focused on proving his guilt, trying to persuade the police or anyone that martin murdered michele. and sure enough, they discovered a crime, not murder, but shocking non

without further do, please join me in welcoming michel martin and attorney general loretta lynch. [applause] >> welcome. >> thank you. >> welcome. thank you all for coming. to see me. [laughter] and the interest of transparency of full disclosure, i think it is appropriate to let everyone know that we do know each other. we did go to college together. we were not hanging out at the club -- not that we could afford it. just to let everybody know, we do know each other, but this is a professional conversation. we will be talking about policy, and i have never really had a chance to talk to you about your work before, so this is a treat for me, and i appreciate that. i think everybody knows that after a very interesting process, you began serving as attorney general at the end of wasl last year, and that six years into the administration, and i was interested to know what they told you your mandate was when you arrived. how did they want you to use this time? i have to say what is particularly exciting as to be here in october and it was about two years ago this month that i began ha

allen martin is here with a special guest to explain. allen. >> reporter: michelley, i'm here with an author, many of you know him as host of forum on kqed radio but he is here to talk about the national kidney foundation's 28th annual author's luncheon coming up, kpix 5 a proud sponsor of that. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> it's a big fundraiser. very important. you have a line-up of tremendous authors, such as yourself but enough about you. let's talk about some of the -- [ laughter ] -- as the joke goes. >> we'll let that adjective slide, tremendous. it's a singular extraordinary event. i think it's the best literary luncheon in town and the nation. they manage to round up excellent authors of different stripes. we have an astronaut, a woman who wrote a book on persian cooking, a child's author -- child's books, we have jerry rice and calvin -- >> fantastic. >> famous from the new yorker. and i have been doing it a number of years and i can't tell you how important it is in terms of renal research and helping with kidney disease. they raise an extrao

what do you make of this arrest of a guy named thomas martin from maryland? >> so, michellelot. we know he took a lot of stuff home. and he had it at home when the fbi raided him. that's not good. he should never have done that. and it raises questions about the security that was imposed on him at his workplace. we don't know that he's a leaker. we don't know he's working for a foreign government. all we know is he took a lot of classified material home. >> stewart, you worked at the nsa. can you fill up your brief case and walk out the door? seems odd to think that a contractor not even a full time employee at nsa can walk out with materials that are then found to be classified materials. >> it is not something that should have happened, but, you know, thumb drives are tiny. they don't do pat-downs of employees as they walk in and out of the building. especially if he gathered this before snowden's leaks, it would have been easy for him to carry it out. >> this has been happening for decades. every five or ten years we have a big espionage case. why do 5.1 million americans

in north carolina today, where he trails hillary clinton by a narrow martin, he took a sharp shot for the first time at michelle obama, reminding voters what she said in 2008 while campaigning for her husband. >> wasn't she the one that originally started the statement, if you can't take care of your home, right? you can't take care of the white house or the country. where is that? i don't hear that. >> reporter: trump a tireless campaigner, ramped up his schedule to three rallies a day, insisting he wants to leave nothing on the table. >> at least i will have known, win, lose or draw, i will be happy with myself. because i always say, i don't want to think back if only i did one more rally i would have won north carolina by 500 votes instead of losing by 200. right? >> reporter: the political stakes were laid bare last night. a tradition where the candidates engage in a good natured roast. >> hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. and i very politely replied, let me talk to you about that after i get into office. >> reporter: trump managed barbs but he also drew boos for what

in north carolina today, where he trails hillary clinton by a narrow martin, he took a sharp shot for the first time at michelle obama, reminding voters what she said in 2008 while campaigning for her husband. >> wasn't she the one that originally started the statement, if you can't take care of your home, right? you can't take care of the white house or the country. where is that? i don't hear that. >> reporter: trump a tireless campaigner, ramped up his schedule to three rallies a day, insisting he wants to leave nothing on the table. >> at least i will have known, win, lose or draw, i will be happy with myself. because i always say, i don't want to think back if only i did one more rally i would have won north carolina by 500 votes instead of losing by 200. right? >> reporter: the political stakes were laid bare last night. a tradition where the candidates engage in a good natured roast. >> hillary accidentally bumped into me and she very civilly said, pardon me. and i very politely replied, let me talk to you about that after i get into office. >> reporter: trump managed barbs but he also drew boos for what

martin county couple then biting the dead man's face. he has been in the hospital since the attack last august. deputies say he stabbed to death john stephens and michelle mishcon he is facing murder charges. the fbi is conducting tests to find out if he was during the time. >>> kim kardashian was robbed at gunpoint over the weekend. a concert for today and another in detroit are rescheduled for december. can i didn't west's tour resumes in chicago on wednesday. armed robbers tied up kim and stole more than 10 million in jewelry. she was in paris for fashion week. >>> now the latest in democracy debate in virginia. >> most americans don't even know their names. the candidates will defend their running mates. >> i will be heading to farmville, longwood university. >>> reporter: mike pence bracing for a tuesday show down. >> a little bit of a debate with your governor and former governor senator, tim kaine. >> reporter: tim kaine poised for it's intense. i'm calm. if things work out the way they are supposed to, i'm calm. >> the format will be similar to hofstra r. an opening question from the moderator then the candidates have an opportunity to respond a

brutally killing a martin county couple and trying to bite off pieces of one of the victim's face is in jail six weeks after the murders happened. austin harrouff is accused of murdering michelle mishcon and john stephens in their garage in a random attack and accused of stabbing a neighbor, jeff fisher. instead of being arrested and taken to jail, to a -- harrouff was taken to the hospital. he waited to arrest harrouff some taxpayers didn't have to pay his hospital bills. >> hissing direct to jail, did not pass go, we were okay. >> he has not spoken to detectives. he is heavily medicated. banned from sea world's aquatica after authorities say he mow legals -- molested two girls. rick mccormick was arrested in the lazy river. he had been to the park several times this year without problems. >>> $35,000 of missing money is putting a st. pete little league season in jeopardy. they are owed the money from a software company that processes little league registration fees online. the company victim of fraud and the bank froze their assets that froze payments to the little league. apartments tell us they have heard diversions of the story. they aren't buying it. >> to think that som

michelle: that's what we were just looking at. you can see them all going to the right. that's going to be closed february. also a few smaller ones have shut down and that's impacting martin luther king drive. if you are headed north on i-15 use charleston and then go to mlk from there. >> krystal: if you are traveling i-15 southbound you will have to use lake mead to n-dot has put up orange detour signs. so just really watch out and pay attention until you get used to all the changes. >> michelle: in addition to car-nado many local streets on a busy stretch of charleston will be closed all weekend long for another massive construction project. we're talking about east charleston. it's going to be shut down all weekend from lamb boulevard to nellis. that's because they're building a new pedestrian bridge so people can walk across charleston boulevard. of course the goal here is to cut down on jaywalking. tonight. it will go through 5:00 a.m. monday morning. so you can use sahara as an alternate route to the south or stewart to the north. >> krystal: a federal jury has found ryan and ammon bundy along were five others not guilty for their part in the armed takeover of the

martin joins us with the latest from the campaign trail. allen. >> reporter: ken, donald trump making it clear how important ohio is for his chances of winning. meanwhile, hillary clinton is joining forces with michelle obama in north carolina today. >> people wonder, yes, hillary clinton is my friend. >> reporter: for the first time michelle obama is bringing her closing arguments to the same stage as hillary clinton. >> first ladies, we rock. seriously. >> is there anyone more inspiring than michelle obama? [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: the first lady campaigning with clinton to secure the crucial swing state of north carolina. >> they are trying to convince you that your vote doesn't matter, that the outcome has already been determined and you shouldn't even bother making your voice heard. they are trying to take away your hope. >> i think your getting the idea here that i believe everything we care about is at stake in this election. so you've got to vote. >> reporter: hacked emails from the clinton campaign are also getting more attention. wikileaks published a 12-page memo from doug band, a former aide to president bill clinton where he says he pushed corporations that donated to the fou

michelle obama this hour. donald trump as well. maybe take you live to those events. with us to share reporting and invital, jonathan martin, "new york times," jackie kucinich, jeff zeleny and from the "washington post." donald trump made clear, no intention of releasing his taxes and no intention of apologizing. >> i have legally used the tax laws to my benefit, and to the benefit of my company. my investors and my employees, i mean, honhonestly, i have brilliantly used those laws. >> now it's a safe bet mike pence will be pressured to define brilliant and trump's decision not to release his taxes. showing a nearly $1 billion trump loss in 1995. experts say that means trump could have avoided paying any federal income taxes legally, perfectly legally, for nearly two decades. trump called it brilliant. hillary clinton calls it hypocritical. >> in other words, trump was taking from america with both hands, and leaving the rest of us with the bill. >> so this has been the defining issue, ladies and gentlemen, or lady and. >>> a i should say, i guess. on the campaign the last few days, we assume right off the bat, tim kaine g

michelle obama ma-- bahamas. >> lets begin with dylan dreyer. >> lets talk about the storm track and where it is headed exactly. you heard the government mentioning martin county and people needs to be aware. >> it is not like it is trending further to the east. it is trending closer and closer to florida this tire sbientire . we have a chance of seeing category four storm. there is nothing that's going to break this storm apart. >> making it a category four hurricane in city only 205 miles southeast of west palm beach florida. >> watch as it gets closer to melbourne florida. that's the soerntcenter of the . if it makes direct land fall, it is not going to impact florida any difference than it stays right there. we are going to continue to see the e if he cans of this category four hurricane. so here is the break down of what we are going to see as we go through the roastest of this afternoon. we'll see rainfalls continuing to make sheer way on shore. that could produce seven to 10 inches of rain along the coast. we are looking at seven to 11 foot storm surge. >> as that water is getting pushed add shore. >> same goes the same to south carolina, here is

martin luther king. but he wasn't a natural. michellear time and time again, she doesn't like politics. and it is a good thing for the rest of the democratic party that michelle obama does not like politics because it would be like, okay, move down to the end of the bench. first lady is going to be running. she's -- >> i mean, she -- i think visibly was not that wild about this whole political thing at first. >> no. >> but obviously, she has warmed to it. obviously, she has -- that was, i think bill clinton called it the best speech of the campaign. he might be right. it was a great speech. >> she gave that great speech in philly at the democratic convention where she really made the case for hillary clinton in a way that none of hillary clinton's other surrogates have managed to. >> you know who she made the case for? she made the case for america. i remember thinking, you know, cheering michelle obama, going, okay, wait. this is weird. what's going on here? she spoke for americans. >> i think last night's speech was harder, a harder sp

couple in martin county and trying to bite off the face of one victim is in jail for the first time since the murders happened six weeks ago. austin harrouff is accused of murdering michelle mishcon and john stephens. he is accused of stabbing jeff fisher a neighbor that help the couple. he swallowed something harmful after the murders and was taken to the hospital after jail. he is charged with two counts of first-degree murder. the sheriff waited to arrest harrouff so taxpayers wouldn't have to pay for his medical bills. >> hissing direct to jail, did not pass go, we were okay. investigators. he is heavily medicated. >>> $35,000 is missing putting a st. pete little league season in jeopardy. a software company that processes the fees online owes the money to northeast little league. the owner saying the company was a victim of fraud and the bank froze its assets which froze payments to the little league. parents tell us they heard diversions of the same story ant aren't buying >> -- and aren't buying it. >> to thing somebody would be okay keeping money that isn't theirs frustrates me. i work hard for my money to pay for my kids to play ball. >> in june a brat youth take

la primera dama michelle obama ha sido invitada para ser la portada de la revista "t". otro que estÁ de portada es ricky martincturas y amenaza casi 300 viviendas, forzando la evacuaciÓn de numerosos residentes. autoridades se vieron obligadas a establecer una alerta mÉdica debido a la gran cantidad de humo. graves acusaciones pesan sobre el gobernador del estado mexicano de veracruz, javier duarte. autoridades circularon una orden de detenciÓn contra funcionario, a quien se le atribuye la compra de terrenos a travÉs de empresas fantasmas y delincuencia organizada. hace unos dÍas, el gobernante solicitÓ una licencia de 48 dÍas del escÁndalo que lo rodea. y en una calle de mÉxico fueron captadas estas perturbadoras imÁgenes, que muestran el atropello cometido por un conductor contra un grupo de personas. el incidente comenzÓ con una discusión. el automovilista lanzÓ una botella y se marchÓ. momentos despuÉs, regresÓ, y de marcha atrÁs atropello a dos mujeres y un hombre. cuando parecÍa que todo habÍa terminado, golpeÓ a una segunda mujer antes de darse a la fuga. y mientras todos los ojos se ponen en la fronter