greg heard. >> miss mackenzie smith and mrs.am smith. >> the honorable sarah lewis and tyler lichtenberg. >> mr. jerry sign held and mrs. jessica fine held. -- jessica seinfeld. >> i have a couple of cannoli one-liners. >> we spend a lot of time traveling in italy and we are most exclusively love italian . it is hard not to be overwhelmed by all of this. a history that is here. the food. had his food many times. we are happy to have it again. >> thank you. >> the honorable andrew cuomo and ms. sandra lee. >> what are you looking forward to the most tonight? >> just a special treat to be here. i have the good fortune to be here during the clinton administration. i have not been back in a long time. there is a special symbolism in the last date dinner -- state dinner. it is great to be here was sandra. -- with sandra. we are very excited about mario bertelli's menu. mario but talley's menu. miss savannah guthrie and mr. michael feldman. >> mr. evan williams and mrs. sarah williams. and mrs. anddoerr door. door. >> mr. giorgio moni

woman "i am miss december." woman "i am miss may." woman "i'm miss april." miss november "as november with a turkey in front of me." marion helf/miss june "decked out with my golf bag, that's about it. and my argyle socks." sally nead/miss august "and i love to cook. i love to drink wine. but obviously a wine glass won't cover me." bobbie kussard/miss july "i'm a big card player. i love cards. and then i like to go to the casino once in a while." but there's more that meets the eye when it comes to this calendar. if you look closely, each photo has a book in it titled a-l-s research. t.c. mccarty/miss may "wendy was certainly the inspiration for the calendar." in 2011, wendy lateral sclerosis, a neurodegenerative disease. milan karol/robert packard center for als research "cells that control muscle movement, those motor neurons are dying. and as those motor neurons die and no longer function." wendy has been bed-ridden for the past two years, robbing her of her favorite activities. milan karol/robert packard center for als research "ultimately is a fatal dis

>> yes, i'd like to file a missing persons report. >> okay. who is missing? >> my wife, her name is marie jackson. >> an officer came out to the house and met with andre. >> you know, i see him talking to the cops but i still don't come home yet. had no idea where she was at. >> police started interviewing witnesses, searching the neighborhood, but the weekend passed with no sign of marie. that's when the phone rang on the desk of fbi agent rick hadel. >> we got the report i believe on a monday, maybe a tuesday, that she was missing, didn't report to work. of course, they were concerned of her disappearance. >> and that was unlike her. >> absoly. >> it's unusual for the bureau to get involved in a missing persons case, but it turned out that marie singleton was no ordinary missing person. not with her job. >> they called the department of defense. they didn't call it cia. but she's working for the u.s. government for the agency working on communications for them. >> unbeknownst to just about everyone in her life, marie singleton was a code clerk for the centr

police are looking for a missing child. take a look at the screen. 10-year-old andrew ounkham was last seen yesterday afternoon running into a cornfield behind his house. that's near stillwater circle and oxbow drive. authorities and members of the community have been looking for andrew ever since. crews are on the ground and in the air trying to spot him. the 10-year-old has autism and is not able to talk. anyone who thinks they've seen andrew is asked to call 911. wisn 12 news time now is 5:36. >> it's supposed to be a celebration. >> but a hot air balloon festival turned into a disaster for one pilot. how his balloon got caught in live power lines. how its adventure ended after dodging traffic in the windy in place across southern wisconsin. the visibility near zero in the marshy areas and half mile or less in a number of the locations inland. >> an annual hot air balloon festival turned dangerous yesterday. >> one of the balloons crashed into some power lines. the balloon got tangled up there officials were able to get

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who misses a field goal? >> it shouldn't end in a tie. to see them do what they do, i'm embarrassed for them. >> it would have been great to see them win, but i think it's maybe bad reasons. >> yes, it was pretty intense, shall we say. check out the tweet storm on our special map. it shows us just where the social media posts have been originated. of course a lot of them were coming straight out of the university of phoenix stadium in glendale, but there's will not a lot of reaction from other parts of the valley well. >> and the kick is no good. >> it hits the up right. it's no good. how in the world? >> that's right, cardinal fans. we're talking two missed field goals. if he makes both of those kicks, here's how the division would look. a 5-2 record and one loss behind minnesota and dallas. of here's the reality. they sit with a 3-3-1 record in second place in the west two games behind the seahawks in the loss column and chasing 9 different teams for a playoff spot. wow. how dramatically different is that?

hate to see a few little putts missed but i saw zach miss a couple and some of our guys as well. you can tell the pressure is getting to everybody. >> must feel good to see j.b. holmes and ryan moore, two points on the board. >> they didn't play bad yesterday. they were obviously a little tight going out. i knew today, i had a couple guys on our team saying they had a really good feeling about them. they played well. they really could have ended that match a little earlier, too. the whole team is playing great and that's what's nice. i've been saying owl week it's hard to sit guys out on this team. >> we'll see how it ends. going into singles only four times. rose and stenson hanging on by a thread. >> the sun setting right into the players' eyes right now. 8 iron. >> that's safe. i don't even know if rose can see it. >> long day of pressure shots for stenson. >> one of the great iron players in today's game, maybe the best. needs to be at his best right now. the u.s. looks like it is going to take a three-point lead into that would be the final tally after the team sessions if t

>> breaking news from overnight, a community coming together this morning to look for a missing boy. the search effort that's underway right now in waukesha. >> authorities say overnight fog has been making the search effort especially complicated. we people head outside to help look for the missing boy. >> it has now been more than 12 hours since the boy was last seen. >> come to your tv and take a look at his photo. this is 10-year-old andrew ounkham. waukesha police say the boy was last seen running into a cornfield near his house. that was around 3:45 yesterday afternoon. authorities and people who live across the area have been looking for andrew ever since. crews are on the ground and in a local alderman is one of the many people who showed up to help. >> in the case of something that's a very negative thing when a child is missing, it's very positive to see the kind of community response that we have, i'm very encouraged by that at least. >> police say andrew has been diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. he is non-verbal. he was last seen wearing a blue shirt and grey shor

that was kind of missing. the father figure for marcus. >> then one day, marie told her friends -- >> i met this guy, you know, they had a lunch date and he was cute and just, you know, the excitement of meeting somebody new. >> his name was andre jackson. a handsome single father of two. sparks flew immediately. >> i mean, she would just light up every time she talked about him just -- >> big smile. >> oh, the glow. >> uh-huh. >> he was -- he was her -- her -- her everything. >> the methodical business-like marie seemed to change overnight. were you privy to the courtship with andre? >> the whirlwind courtship? >> yeah. >> well, that's -- >> real quick. >> that's the way we would put it because one day she was smitten. the next day she was in love. and then she was pregnant. >> pregnant and having a wedding and no one knew about it. >> marcus knew about it. your mom was happy? >> yeah. she looked happy. >> andre was happy? >> yeah. we all were happy. >> at age 8, marcus found himself welcoming a little brothe

>> i can't miss -- i didn't want to miss a call or miss a chance if she's going to come by or miss theck on the door. i'm worried. >> chris told detectives something that could be vital to the investigation. he said heather had written him an e-mail the night before. the subject read, i'm sorry. in it, she mentions their little girl ava. it read, come get ava. i cannot face everyone with this. please forgive me. it is too much. please raise them to remember me as their loving mommy. how concerned were you when chris told you about this e-mail that his wife had sent, that heather had sent? >> i was concerned. it did not sound good to me. >> kent thought the e-mail was open to all kinds of interpretations. all bad, it seemed. >> it basically sounded like i'm throwing in the towel. >> reporter: throwing in the towel? detective kemp asked chris if heather might be suicidal. >> has she ever talked about wanting to harm herself or anybody else that you -- since you've known her? >> not that i recall. >> reporter: friends and family police spoke were to adamant that heather would not take her

miss housekeeping and miss eating machine.er to work out in front of reporters. hillary clinton brought up the fat shaming in an ad and they talked about how his word hurt her. the bo the tom line -- the bottom line, she is the perfect advocate for hillary, right? >> you were accused of driving a get away car from a murder scene. you were never charged with this. the judge indicates that you threatened to kill him. >> she was once accused of serving as her boyfriend's murder accomplice and threatened to kill a judge. but machado put it to rest. >> i want you to have a chance to put it to rest. >> he can say whatever he wants to say. i don't care. i have my past, of course. everybody has. everybody has a past. i am not a saint girl. >> she is not a saint girl. so does machado have anything to hide? here is what happened when a member of her family threatened to go to police. >> wow. michael, i think it is machado, but i am not too careful with that. is it machado? that's what i have been told. it is all right to miss pronounce

ask your doctor if 24-hour breo could be a missing piece for you. see if u're eligible for 12 months free at mybreo.com. it's kinda like eating a big... warm... when legalizing safe, responsible adult use of marijuana, the most important question is how? by voting yes on prop 64: adults 21 and over could only purchase marijuana at licensed marijuana businesses. and prop 64 bans advertising directed at kids... requires strict product labeling... child-proof packaging... and bans edibles that appeal to children. smart provisions to safeguard our families. learn more about the safeguards at yeson64.org. >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." heather jones had transformed her life and her body. a devoted teach she, was never absent, so where was she? an e-mail she sent the night before her disappearance offered clues. here's again is andrea canning with "the last dance." >> reporter: when heather jones, the newly svelte, newbie teacher, didn't show up for her kindergarten class that morning back in april 2013, alarm bells went off among her fellow teache

wow, crooked hillary was duped and used by my worst miss u. as an angel without checking her past, which is terrible. simone, what do you think? >> the day after the debate there was an article in the "wall street journal" where gop strategists said donald trump ames performance did nothing to shore up his support with suburban women that were quote/unquote cool to him. these tweets last night effectively trumped that. he wasn't parading ms. machado a beacon or an angel, she was highlighting the despaiisparagi ways donald trump was speaking to her, and they can identify someone talking to them because of their weight. i definitely think donald trump effectively put the nail in the coffin with these tweets last night. >> stacey? >> i couldn't agree more. there's an interesting dichotomy here, where we see donald trump at a different standard than hillary clinton is. he called the women bill clinton had bimbos and sicked all kinds of private investigators on these women. >> she called monica lewin ski that in -- it was a private conversation wit

you see, miss sims, it's just as well that you found out the truth when you did. you hardly could've been hahay with a man like that, could you? now to business, that perfume atomizer, where is it? i told you, it was empty. i threw it away. shshs telling the truth, bruno. can't you see? we'll soon find out. come, let's adjourn to the tower. vito, you and one of your men stay down here in case we have unexpected visitors. come along, count guardia, don't you want to be with your love? truth serum. w far we can trust you. we should've stayed in the bus. that's what mr. kuryakin said. well you can go if you want to. sit in a bus that ain't going anywhere. now hold it. we can proceed now. miss sims. yes? i have one question. y. the perfume atomizer you discovered where is it? perfume atomizer? yes. there was only a little bit of perfume. i guess the maid must've taken it out with the trash. i told you she was telling the truth. let her go, bruno. she'll be on a plane tonight. i thought i told you to stay downstairsrs i don't think we'll have to anymore, signore bruno.

and he misses it. that's impossible. >> cris: oh, my god. >> al: that is impossible. >> cris: there is something inside his brain about this building. oh, my goodness gracious. >> al: that could not have maybe this is justice for all concerned. >> al: oh, man. if a game deserves to wind up in a tie this, is the one. ryan puts it down. hauschka, just pulls it. >> cris: i'm telling you. we watched this, al. every kick that hauschka has made tonight, he has gone up and fooled around with the turf and felt uncomfortable. i don't know if he stuck his foot in the ground that first field goal. barely clears. and maybe the happiest guy in the building right there. chandler catanzaro. oh, my goodness. >> al: and larry fitzgerald watching. peterson watching. ball at the 20 yard line. so, do you set up for the tie? or do you air one out and hope for a pass interference penalty that will extend the game? three receivers and a bunch to the right. >> cris: be careful you don't get one picked off and have the offensi

yet we continue to hear from many of you out there who still say it is missing. to find out exactly why we checked out with maricopa county recorder helen purcell today. if you are expecting an early boils down to a couple of possibilities. either you think you are registered for an early ballot for this election, but you're not in their system or your address or your information is incorrect. >> we want you to call us with any kind of a question. don't wait because we're soon coming up with that deadline. double check with us, either go online or give us a call. and make sure that good. >> or if you want to be absolutely sure your vote is counted you can go to one of the 25 early voting locations all across the valley. >>> tonight investigators are telling 12news the girl trapped under her dresser in her surprise home yesterday has passed away. surprised police saying they found a 3-year-old girl with serious injuries yesterday morning in a bedroom. she was air lifted to a hospital in extremely critical accident as the parents will not face any charges. >> she o

we can start with miss mcginty. this is from matt lacks and it should be on the screen here. here we go. how will you proceed with the future stalemate over filling a supreme court seat like we are facing right now, first his gun i. >> welcome back everyone. i will start by doing my job. constitution says clearly that it is the job of the united states senators to consider to advise and consent on, judicial nominees. unfortunately senator toomey has joined the kabul that has now made a historical milestone that is not a proud one. the longest, extent of time, that a nominee has been hanging out, without an appropriate hearing. this is not the the first time that senator toomey has been harshly and determined partisan about a position that needs to be above politics. not long ago he single handily held up, for some 400 days, judge lewis resstepo and put president obama on note us about another nominee rebecca hey wood from allegheny county that the senator will not even meet with her or allow her to proceed towards hearing. i will do my job. let's get to work. let's have heari

and how big did that missed extra point -- how big does it loom right now? novak missed earlier. otherwise, they are going for a potential win. now, they're going for a potential tie. and maybe overtime. on a knee. he needs a moment. back we go to fa dora. >> cris: will be held over top deep. and osweiler threw a bullet. that's the best throw he's made tonight, maybe all year. between the cover guys. and for novak, this is going to be a long time to think about a huge pressure kick. >> al: geathers on the route. adams missed the tackle. osweiler has thrown for 223 yards tonight. >> cris: give him credit. that was a great drive. he looked completely calm. completely under control. knew the offense. up to him. it was tremendous. they go on to win this game, this one will be in his memory bank forever. >> al: a chance to get it in the fifth quarter, there goes adams limping off. as if the colts don't have enough problems in the secondary, already minus patrick robinson. he would have been a starter tonight. >> cris: would you consider seeing mike adams limp off like that. seeing who

i talked to the kicker in the locker room and he said he just missed it, that he can't miss those kicks in the nfl. >> reporter: that sounds like the same lingo he gave in the locker room after the home and season opener against the goal. i can understand how cardinal fans are a little disenchanted with him now. >> reporter: it's the life of the kicker. you're either the hero or the goat when the game is on the line and it's up to you. >> reporter: that was brutal to watch. as we mentioned just a few minutes ago, i think a lot of the fans left shocked tonight. one of the few things, if anything, that the cards fans and seahawks fans can agree upon, of course, is that big time rivalry that we saw tonight. our outside right now. you got to tell us how is it out there between those fans, ryan? >> reporter: i think expanding on your point the only thing these two fan bases can agree on right now is the fact they have no idea what the heck just happened inside the stadium. it's become a great rivalry over the years. in fact before, this game they played 34 times. each time won 17 of those ga

>> missing teeth.t's counting patients that have missing all of their teeth, or patients that are missing most of their teeth. literally tens of thousands. >> so, if it's so good, then why aren't all these millions of people that have dentures or are missing a lot of teeth, why aren't they all doing it? why aren't they all getting dental implants? what's your take? >> a number of reasons. let's talk about that. first, understand, you've got great teeth. you've had great teeth your whole life. >> yes. >> these people have had problems with their teeth their entire life. imagine your life if you're talking about 20, 30, 40, 50 trips to the dentist. root canals, gum issues, cavities, missing teeth, removable partials. they just want off that merry-go-round of misery. that's what it is. a merry-go-round of misery. so, what do they do? they get their teeth removed. they have dentures. they are done seeing us. they don't have to see a dentist anymore. they don't want to come in anymore, right? so they're out

and how big did that missed extra point -- how big does it loom right now? novak missed earlier.wise, they are going for a potential win. now, they're going for a potential tie. and maybe overtime. so, novak, now, for the extra point. meanwhile, you have adams down on a knee. he needs a moment. back we go to fa dora. >> cris: will be held over top deep. and osweiler threw a bullet. that's the best throw he's made tonight, maybe all year. between the cover guys. and for novak, this is going to be a long time to think about a huge pressure kick. >> al: geathers on the route. adams missed the tackle. osweiler has thrown for 223 yards tonight. >> cris: give him credit. that was a great drive. he looked completely calm. completely under control. knew the offense. the colts were trying to catch up to him. it was tremendous. they go on to win this game, this one will be in his memory bank forever. >> al: a chance to get it in the fifth quarter, there goes adams limping off. as if the colts don't have enough problems in the secondary, already minus patrick robinson. he would have been a

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state farm. >> john: we have had four missed kicks today. this was the missed extra point. mike nugent back in the third quarter. both kickers missed a field goal in the second quarter from 50 plus. moments ago hopkins from 34 wide to the left. everyone always says i want that job. maybe people will start reconsidering over the last couple weeks of football. >> kenny: two minutes remaining ball ton throws. catch out at the 38 yard line for a bengals first down. cincinnati out of time outs. remember we just had a tie game on sunday night arizona seattle 6-6. >> john: with plenty of missed kicks. >> kenny: dalton on first down that pass was batted and falls to t remaining. >> john: joe barry continuing to dial up the pressure, u with a cravens got that left hand up. cravens has missed time with a concussion earlier this year but he is a playmaker, he is going to make this defense better, a hybrid linebacker/safety guy that jay gruden, joe barry really fortunate and excited to here he is right in that a gap a little guy but he carries a big stick. >> kenny: second and 10. pass

and used by my worst miss universe. hillary floated her as an angel without checking her past, which is terrible. close quote. five minutes later, trump went on. quote, using alicia m. in the debate as a paragon of virtue just showed that crooked hillary suffers from bad judgment. hillary was set up by a con. at 5:30 a.m., trump told his twitter followers to check out what he described as a sex tape, and he said did crooked hillary help disgusting alicia m. become a u.s. citizen so she could use her in the debate? no evidence that clinton helped machado get her citizenship. she became an american in august. what trump referred to as a sex tape seemed to be a conspiracy theory as well. the closest thing could be a scene in a spanish reality show. later in the day, with the sun not up, trump tweeted for those few people knocking me for tweeting at 3:00 in the morning, at least you know i'll be there awake to answer the call. so what is trump up to, if anything, and why does he stick to this line of attack? david, washingt

tweeting about the former miss universe who he said gained too much weight. he was back on the trail tonight after a pre down tweet storm where he continued to lash out at the former miss universe. walk us through this. >> when it comes to the tweets anderson, trump is saying that tweeting is an effective form of communication. one of his advisors coming out earlier today and saying what you see on twitter isn't necessarily the message of the campaign. but try telling that to donald trump. donald trump up early this morning and not letting up on his attacks of former miss universe alicia machado. the nominee tweeting before dawn, wow, crooked hillary was do you knowed and used by hi and trump adding did crooked hillary help her become a u.s. citizen so she could use her in the debate yet offering no --. hillary clinton responding with a tweet of her own. what kind of man stays up all night to smear a woman with lies and conspiracy theories? and during a campaign stop in florida later in the day. >> i mean as late as twitter melt down is unhinged, even for him

a child with autism found after missing for 20 hours. what one lawmaker is doing to help solve situations like this, much faster.. live the big story at five, a 10- year-old boy with autisim has been reunited with his family after being missing for nearly 18-hours.. of course -- it's been an harrowing 18-hours for the family...andrew oonk-um ran off around four yesterday afternoon...police searched through the night... hundreds of members from the community joined in the efforts this morning... finding success... veronica macias was there for that joyful reunion.. his family says andrew has gone missing before - only just relieved he home safe and sound. yay clapping 101519andrew oonk-um's family huddles together for a group hug and they fight back tears as news that andrew has been found comes in. 131019 i'm mean it's just unbelievable and over whelming and amazing how many people showed up right away. 131028thousands of people helped in the search late into the night on sunday and returned this morning to look in the cornfields where a

families of too many missing. too many unaccounted for. >> we know those families in so many cases, the plea goes out again tonight. >> michelle knight those girls came home. they hope for that kind of ending. we would love to give that update. >> thank you. >>> the new president of the parma school board of education has resigned. the district announced it was resigned during a contentious meeting. the district has been struggling with budget issue over the last few months. >>> a malicious link is circulating on twitter that looks like a shortened google link. if you click phone will start calling 911 over and over. the non stop calls are tying up dispatchers making it hard for authorities to help with real emergencies. >>> speaking of twitter, it will get rid of vine. twitter issued a statement saying userring can access vines but will not be able to the app isn't marketable any longer. >>> an abandoned hospital, what is lurking inside? >>> birth control for men could be a reality. >>> halloween make up test. to

andhe honorable tony -- miss evan ryan. miss gayle king and ms. kirby bumpass.he honorable tony keenan and --s kristen bartow loney bartoloni. >> ms. rachel godwin and the honorable julius --. >> ashley biden. >> ms. casey only -- a lens and mr. christopher costello. the honorable and richard and mr. william davis. ms. -- and mr. colin omara. >> mr. john byner and miss emily byner. >> mr. rick stengel and mrs. .ary stangl the honorable jonathan winer and ms. libby lewis. the honorable bill padudo and mr. frank padudo. mr. carl ray. mr. johnny wright. >> the first one, i am so excited. i am glad to be here. oh god, i don't know. --ould probably have to say that was a lot of fun. >> what is the next step for you? >> i don't know. i probably will do more beauty and fashion. it is all out there. thank you. what they say. [applause] -- [indiscernible] jarvis and mr. sean west. mr. doug mills. .rs. catherine mills dr. paul boskin. mr. rutherford seidel and ms. laura seidel. mr. john schulman. schulman.on the honorable melissa winter. mr. john surma -- joshua okun. the

i miss being out there. i miss competing. i miss mixing it up with the boys and coming down the stretch -- >> you like being tiger woods. >> i like beating those guys. and that's what i -- that's why i practiced all those hours, is to be ready to take on those guys down the stretch. m absolutely. 100%. and to be at my age now at 40 years old, i'm the first one to admit i can't do the things i used to be able to do. but most people can't at my age versus when they were younger. i have to find different ways to go about it. >> you have to find other ways to win? >> yes, i do. but i'm naturally a tactician. even when i was hitting the ball long and blowing over the top of bunkers that was the strategy. and so i used my mind and then eventually the method i used important. you used your mind. you've learned that from your father, i assume. >> correct. >> you learned mental toughness. you learned how to win. you still have that. >> oh, yeah. that part hasn't left me. i know how to get it done. i just need to get into position to g

two missiles just miss a u-s navy ship off the coast of yemen... military officials say the missiles hit the water--- near the u-s says the missiles came from a rebel held territory in yemen... pope francis is elevating 17- catholic priests to the rank of cardinal. the list includes three americans. they are archbishops in chicago, indianapolis and dallas. they'll receive their new titles in a ceremony on november 19-th. the majority of the new cardinals are under the age of eighty. they will be eligible to enter the conclave that will choose the pope's successor. for the state of vermont, this year it is not celebrating columbus day, instead i people's day." although today is still a holiday, it just has a different focus. last week vermont's governor changed columbus day, to indigenous people's day. it is meant to celebrate native americans, as well as their culture. it is also meant to teach students about the history of north america, before european influence. these people lived here millenia before explorers came from europe. this holiday is

missing tackles he went house hunting, unc missing the extra point. seminoles driving down the field, with about 20 hyphens that it left.>> we are tied at 34 points.>> the rookie spin enough time on the clock for unc to try to win with a field goal. driving down the field, 54 yards out are you kidding me? >> right down the middle and in the stunning upset, 3735, tar taking a big step backwards, the offense looking promising early.>> for the state struggled , this is why the gators were in the game.>> vanderbilt driving, the middle of the field, the afflicted and picked off.>> the gators winning 13-6.>> the bulls anthe bearcats just

and how big did that missed extra point -- how big does it loom right now? novak missed earlier. otherwise, they are going for a potential win. now, they're going for a potential tie. so, novak, now, for the extra point. meanwhile, you have adams down on a knee. he needs a moment. back we go to fa dora. >> cris: will be held over top deep. d that's the best throw he's made tonight, maybe all year. between the cover guys. and for novak, this is going to be a long time to think about a huge pressure kick. >> al: geathers on the route. adams missed the tackle. osweiler has thrown for 223 yards tonight. >> cris: give him credit. that was a great drive. he looked completely calm. the colts were trying to catch up to him. it was tremendous. they go on to win this game, this one will be in his memory bank forever. >> al: a chance to get it in the fifth quarter, there goes adams limping off. as if the colts don't have enough problems in the secondary, already minus patrick robinson. he would have been a starter tonight. >> cris: would you consider going for two? seeing mike adams limp of

he missed it. steven with a miss. he made 478 in row in regular season play before that miss.>> and kick in up rights. kick is no good. >> another miss. second straight week on point after try. for past ten years steven has been one of the most consistent kickers in all football drilling every single extra point since his rookie season then there was miss in afcchampionship game last january. and now, two more in back to back weeks. everyone has a theory on why and here's what bill belichick has got to be able to hit sand wedge hit a 5 iron a drive. got to be a to putt. a not like you're just banging ball every day especially on place kicks, i mean you're dealing with center and a holder and timing on the play. i think not like you're just placing a ball tee and kick like you are a golf ball or a kick off. they are definitely different. >> bruins need help in net antoine in l and all wrist. that left young malcolm as the only goalie on the ice and available he could make his second career start tomorrow night against

. >>> a former miss america speaks out about donald trump's behavior at the miss usa pageant. >>> but first, a small plane crash in the north desert >>> good effort -- good afternoon everybody. i am yetta gibson. we start with breaking news. a plane crash in the north valley. the news chopper flew over the scene at 43rd avenue and pinnacle peak pinnacle peak road. the shed they hit is the only structure nearby. two people were on board, a man and a woman, and they are both in serious but stable condition. the plane had taken off from falco were headed to california. the pilot radioed that an ng -- and engine light came on and they did not think they would make it to the airport. the good news is it looks like people -- both people will be okay after that crash. >>> phoenix police were forced to shoot a man overnight. the man was dawning body armor and pointing a gun at officers. we have more from 36 street in 37th st. in van buren, the scene has been cleared, but they had this road closed in both directions earlier. they have just recently repaired -- you can see that they patched of

he didn't do it intentionally, did it to try buff up the miss universe contest.any excuses putting it in context. bet back to his tax thing. he does have a problem because he isn't releasing his tax returns and traditionally candidates do. all right? now, he gets exposed for this massive tax write-off. so you're advising trump and you say just ignore this? >> no. i say turn it to your advantage. what he did was, he took this huge loss, $916 billion, discounted it against his future income. therefore, paid no income tax, rethink, in a number of years. we should -- he should turn that around and say look how i bounced back. yeah, i took one big loss but you should admire me. he shouldn't have to say that admire the man for extraordinary bounce back. and after all, he only did what millions of americans have done. i did that. i took a hit on a house that i owned in the 19 0s, lost a lot of money. took a tax loss in a couple of years in the future against my future income. unless of americans do this. it's part of our tax coat. it's part of our way of getting back af

the gop nominee tweeted before dawn, wow, crooked hill was was duped by my former miss u. trump hillary floated her as an angel without checking her past, which is terrible. did crooked hillary help disgusting alicia become a u.s. citizen so she could use her in the debate? during a campaign stop in florida, later in the day -- >> i mean, his latest twitter meltdown is unhinged, even for him. it proves yet again that he is temperamentally unfit to be president and commander in chief. >> during monday night's debate, clinton raised the accusation that trump called her miss piggy and miss housekeeping in 1996. >> her name is alicia machado. >> where did you find her? >> and she has become a u.s. citizen and you can bet she's going to vote this november. >> okay, good. >> trump has kept the story alive even as he pushes back. some are not happy with his approach. this as trump continues to cite unscientific online polls that are not true measures of public opinion. >> every single online poll said we won, which is great. every single online poll. >> and as for those accounts

there is a chapter in the book about miss universe and the miss universe contest because he had justell, the whole thing. what's interesting about looking at the reports today and i saw the interview with anderson cooper with miss machado. at the time it was business as usual. i mean, you know, it was kind of like here's miss universe. she was crowned. she gained weights. that's a problem. it's a business problem. we got to take care of it. she gets flown in on this health thing. but i don't remember it being sort of having more importance than all of the other kind of mini crises happening at the trump organization. but today it seems like it was this enormous thing that was happening at the time. and maybe it was more but that certainly wasn't my impression internally. >> hillary clinton brought it up in the debate and she said that machado who also says that donald trump called her miss housekeeping, miss piggy, he and his camp say he didn't. but now what "the new york times" is reporting he will do in the next debate likely is bring up bill clinton's past infidelities and indiscr

trump ran the miss teen usa and miss usa palgts. nearly a dozen contestants said they didn't recall seeing trump in the dressing room. according to buzz feed, most were dubious or dismissed the possibility out v hand. trump issued a statement from nbc news saying in part these accusations have been disproven by the other individuals that were present. you have to ask yourself what the political motivations really are, why the media is pushing it. the reporting comes on the heels of the release of the now infamous ""access hollywood"" tape which reporters have dismissed as locker room talk. he has invited women who accused bill clinton oversexual misconduct to sit in the audience. today the republican nominee out on the campaign trail, used his critique got his debate performance to lob another degrading attack at his opponent. >> i'm standing by my chair, she walks across the room, she's standing right in front of me. and the next day, i said what did the paper say? they said, he invaded her space. believe me, the last space i want

they missed hauschka missed the extra point. the field goal, come from behind, after they coughed up the lead. we see arizona next week. >> you are talking about one of and those guys were on fire. once again, seattle's defense, when they had to make plays, made the plays to win it. >> and the houston texans pedestrian made the plays they needed to win tonight. overcoming a 14-point deficit in the last three minutes of the game. win it in overtime by a score of 26-23. except on the west coast next, it will be your late local news. for now, al, cris, and all of the gang, freddie and drew and the guys downstairs, saying good night from nrg stadium in houston. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special >> kids and combination and it may have led to a 4-year-old being shot. the incident we're talking about happened in the north side of las vegas near craig and lamb. christy wilcox is out of the scene. christy give us an update on the child. how is the child doing? >> we're told she's in stable ago. they are trying to figure

a massive search for a missing boy is underway in waukesha. he's been missing for almost 15 hours. right now we're getting an update from officials on the search. let's go live to the high: 68 dewpoint: 55 wind: n-e 3-9 mph tonight: partly cloudy. low: 56 dewpoint: 54 wind: e/se 3-5 mph = major delays yellow on traffic map = some delays green on traffic map = no green on traffic map = no delays buses... destroyed in a fire at a bus barn in merton over the weekend. now... we're following how that will impact school transportation this weekend. nicole's in the newsroom with the more on this developing story. the dousman transportation company says it has enough buses at another facility to accommodate the children who need transport this morning -- so we're told there should be no disruption in service for schools today. the four-alarm fire started just before 1 yesterday afternoon. multiple fire departments stayed for six hours. a dousman transportation bus driver came to the scene...and is devastated by the damage done. "its a tragedy. youre talking about 50 employees here. some of

miss minnie. what about her? tell me, how come you didn't hire an older woman, less attractive, for pat's teacher? what are you getting at? it just seems to me, captain, that having not very good for the morale of your crew, is it? for their morale or youou? adams... i apologize for unjujuly punishing you, and now i consider that our accounts are square. i adadse you to keep them that way. now, go back to your station. yes, sir. i am, uh... polishing belaying pins. i never heard of sucuca thing. oh, the mate just thought of it. i'm not surprised. i'm not surprised at anything that happens onboard this ship! is there anything i can do, miss? go on. i'm sorry. it's just that-- that i'm so angry and mad that i could... now it's all my fault that patricia no longer likes the ship... and yours, of course, for exciting her interest in the west. tell me, why does he insist on raising the child on this ship? well, patricia's mother died while she was giving birth to her. that he made a vow he'd never be absent from his d

sheldon: a boy with autism goes missing in a waukesha cornfield. tonight, the frantic search to find him. adrienne: plus, dozens of school buses destroyed by fire. >> it is an unbelievable loss. >> it's heartbreaking. sheldo community and whether there'll be school tomorrow. we begin with breaking news, a massive search tonight for a missing boy with autism. adrienne: 10-year-old andrew ounkham was last seen running into a cornfield behind his house around 3:45 this afternoon. wisn 12 news' terry sater is live near stillwater circle and oxbow drive. terry, volunteers are helping in the search. rather momentarily. -- his brother momentarily. there have been dozens and dozens of volunteers out here searching tonight while 10-year-old daniel ounkham's family has kept vigil in their home right behind me. police say 10-year-old andrew was last seen at approximately 3:45 this afternoon running into a large corn field right next to his house. andrew has been diagnosed with autism and is non-verbal. this neighborhood is near stillwater circle and oxbow dri

and how big did that missed extra point -- how big does it loom right now? novak missed earlier. otherwise, they are going for a potential win. now, they're going for a potential tie. and maybe overtime. so, novak, now, for the extra on a knee. he needs a moment. back we go to fa dora. >> cris: will be held over top deep. and osweiler threw a bullet. that's the best throw he's made tonight, maybe all year. between the cover guys. and for novak, this is going to be a long time to think about a huge pressure kick. >> al: geathers on the route. adams missed the tackle. osweiler has thrown for 223 yards tonight. >> cris: give him credit. that was a great drive. he looked completely calm. completely under control. up to him. it was tremendous. they go on to win this game, this one will be in his memory bank forever. >> al: a chance to get it in the fifth quarter, there goes adams limping off. as if the colts don't have enough problems in the secondary, already minus patrick robinson. he would have been a starter tonight. >> cris: would you consider seeing mike adams limp off like that

and miss housekeeper. >> miss housekeeper, yeah. >> this is alleged. we don't have any proof that he actually said those things. >> right. >> alicia machado says it, hillary says it but that's it. >> the bait went out and trump took it here we are on friday night and this thing is not over. and, really, it's less about this one particular incident than it is just about the pattern that everyone now is familiar with trump, which is to take the bait, and not only just take the bait, just not let it go. make things worse for a while, and then have it go away for a while until something else happens. and that, i think, is what the pattern we are seeing for this. >> i think that's right. it really is sort of silly to talk about the bait in a certain way. the fact is that the great white took it and now you have got it talk about what the great white is doing to get off the hook. and this points to fundamental problem that donald trump has. when he is punching up, he is winning. that's how he won the primary. he took on jeb who was this big frontrunner. took

it is a tragic end to search for a missing baby. thank you for staying up late with us i'm tony perkins. >> i'm shawn yancy. >> today investigators found a 3-month-old dead and tonight his mother and father war charged with his murder. marina morocco has the details. believe baby antoine was buried a month ago outside park dale high school by his own parents. here on juror screen sewell see a picture of that baby. he and his 20-year-old mother janice were reported missing earlier this week they found her and the father yesterday morning and the compare confessed to killing and burying their child. park dale high school employees police were searching in the wooded area behind the football field since yesterday afternoon. tonight, police say the child's father became frustrated with the infant and then told disturbing details of how he killed his child. >> i believe the child was frustrating him and it would be shaken baby type of thing. he was frustrated and wanted him quiteet. >> you see the child's father here walked out. baby whi

they missed hauschka missed the extra point.fter they coughed up the lead. we see arizona next week. >> you are talking about one of the hottest teams in football. julio jones and matt ryan. and those guys were on fire. once again, seattle's defense, when they had to make plays, made the plays to win it. >> and the houston texans pedestrian made the plays they needed to win tonight. overcoming a 14-point deficit in the last three minutes of the game. win it in overtime by a score of 26-23. except on the west coast next, it will be your late local news. for now, al, cris, michele, mike and all of the gang, freddie and drew and the guys downstairs, saying good night from nrg stadium in houston. >>> nbc sports thanks you for watching this special presentation of the national football league. >>> hi everybody. it's xfinity sports sunday. we have a lot to get to. raiders hosting the chiefs. on a rainy day in oakland. and the raiders looking to start the season 5-1 for the first time since 2001. 62 degrees. and wind also. del rio suit

>> miss piggy, miss eating machine. >> all to your face? >> yes, all the time.lly normal for him in that moment. >> the media cannot resist this story of his universe or that trump has kept the story alive? >> it's more the latter i think. i was really stunned tuesday morning not only that he said what he said, but that he didn't simply said no, i never said those things. whether that's -- >> or are try to move on? >> yeah, just said i never said those things. whether or not it's true, but let's move on. he totally kept it alive. >> and then the early morning tweet storm on friday in which trump talked about a sex tape involving machado, it's actually a tv reality show. can't really see anything. but at the same time, we have no verification that he called her miss piggy and miss housekeeping, but he publicly challenged her weight gain. >> and like michael says, this was basically just collusion like i have not seen before in this cycle between the two campaigns to keep this front and center and that -- >> they both want to keep it front and center? >> both do.

hate to see a few little putts missed but i saw zach miss a couple and some of our guys as well. you can tell the pressure is getting to everybody. >> must feel good to see j.b. holmes and ryan captains' picks, get their first points on the board. >> they didn't play bad yesterday. they were obviously a little tight going out. i knew today, i had a couple guys on our team saying they had a really good feeling about them. they played well. they really could have ended that match a little earlier, too. the whole team is playing great and that's what's nice. i've been saying owl week it's hard to sit guys out on this team. going into singles only four times. rose and stenson hanging on by a thread. >> the sun setting right into the players' eyes right now. 8 iron. >> i don't even know if rose can see it. >> long day of pressure shots for stenson. >> one of the great iron players in today's game, maybe the best. needs to be at his best right now. the u.s. looks like it is going the singles play tomorrow. that would be the final tally after the team sessions if they were to get this f

joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" scarlet: we break down what this means for markets with binky chadha. joe: the takeover of monsanto. we have the charts that you can't miss ahead of the earnings tomorrow. matt: before brexit, there was grexit. discussing the greek economy today and whether it has turned the corner. we begin with our market minute. u.s. stocks have begun october, the month in the quarter, weather tends to be quite a bit of volatility, with back-to-back losses. moving higher, reflecting some anxiety. i think it's a little deceptive because while it doesn't seem like much, the story today was the brett of the selloff. everything getting hit on. joe: i will show you that -- matt: i will show you the story right now, using my eye. .- imap everything is red, with the exception of financials. once again, second day in a row this week, defenses getting hit the hardest. utility, telecom, tear he is, all down there. take a look at the winners on the s&p. are financials, like hartford and northern trust, who di