i'm really not very hungry, mrs. sparks, i think i'll just go to bed. now, what kind of talk is that? up, up, up, up, up. oh. come on. my that's a lovely dress. but nobody is going to see it here in your room. now put on your lips and let's go. oh, did i have a time getting sammy settled down for the night. but then he's at that difficult age. come to think of it, he always has been. where did this come from? this perfume. it's not mine. how'd it get in here? oh you probably found it somewhere. hm, that's nice. tonight, honey, tonight we live. open channel d, napoleon solo, please. solo here. i found the girl, but she's not alone right now. how long do you think she'll be tied up. well apparently they're just starting dinner. keep an eye on her. no i have a better idea. the perfume atomizer is no doubt in her room. i think i can get in, right? right. who cares who she is. she must've saved for three years for this tour. three years for what? three weeks of escape from the drabness of her life. enough. you a cat burglar? then why you going into darlene's

mrs. sparks. i waited up for you. come on in. not that i was worried. i just wanted to hear all the details. i mean all you want to tell. well, it's gonna take a little while to sort everything out. where'd you go. everywhere. first he took me dancing to a place where the jet set hangs out. i mean, no tourists. and then we went to a cabaret where they had a wonderful revue. and then we went to a place on the via veneto where... just, uh, looked down at the city. mrs. sparks, he says he's in love with me. is that possible? well i certainly don't see why not. how do you feel about it? oh the same. darlene, the plane leaves tomorrow night. by tomorrow night, i'll know if i'll take it. i told him it was the perfume. oh, speaking of that, thank you very much for giving it to me. it might've had some effect on the count, but it didn't do a thing for george. i still love him anyway. goodnight, honey, see you tomorrow. maybe she lost it. she could've dropped it someplace. possible, but not likely. we cannot work on that assumption. the hotel safe. she might put

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so what was the guy's name, nelson sparks? mr. lamb: nelson chang. ms. dowd: yes, he recently died. he was given a commission to do an official portrait for bill clinton, and for his own reasons, very oddly he had in his studio he had a mannequin and a blue dress, just randomly and he put the blue dress on the mannequin and painted the shadow of that into the picture. bill clinton often does not wear doesn't also does not have on a wedding ring, which is weird, so than when they found out, i do not think they wanted to put the painting up, not the clintons but it was at a museum. it is in storage. he was trying to investigate whether it was in storage because he had played this spectral trick or he had an illusion to the blue dress. there is a history of that kind of thing in arts, but i think when you get a commission to paint a president, that president definitely does not want an allusion to his white house sex scandal in there. mr. lamb: i saw that painting at the portrait gallery, and the first thing i thought, i had no idea there was a blue dress image on there, according to t

so what was the guy's name, nelson sparks? mr. lamb: nelson chang. ms. dowd: yes, he recently died.e was given a commission to do an official portrait for bill clinton, and for his own

. >> moderator: the shooting death of keith lamont scott sparked -- mr. burr to understand the anger that jurupa's protests and you say there's a systemic problem in this country of racial bias and law enforcement? burr: jonathan eig to understand. i grew up in a time where riots, when i was a young boy in winston-salem happen. this is very different today though. it's for a different reason. the trust with law enforcement doesn't exist. the community responsibility with community leaders and law enforcement has to reach out to those neighborhoods that could possibly feel disenfranchised. in many cases holding a school and building a health care clinic isn't enough. we have got to go into these neighborhoods and create jobs. we have got to find a pathway so these kids get a good education. we have to make sure we may look down the road, they know that employment is a real opportunity and most of the cities we have seen this problem they have had huge unemployment and no hope of a job. >> moderator: is there a problem with racial bias and law enforcement?

so what was the guy's name, nelson sparks? mr. lamb: nelson shanks. ms.wd: yes, he recently died. he was given a commission to do artificial portrait of bill clinton, and for his own reasons, very oddly he had in his studio he had a mannequin and a blue dress, just randomly and he put the blue dress on the mannequin and painted the shadow of that into the picture. bill clinton often does not have on a wedding ring, which is weird, so than when they found out i do not think they wanted , to put the painting up, not the clintons, but it was at a museum. it is in storage. he was trying to investigate whether it was in storage because he had played this spectral trick where he had a to the bluelusion dress. there is a history of that kind of thing in arts, but i think when you get a commission to paint a president, that president definitely does not want an allusion to his white house sex scandal in there. mr. lamb: i saw that painting at the portrait gallery, and the first thing i thought of was not -- i had no idea there was a blue dress image on there, acc

. >> reporter: no one knows what sparked the conflict with the man and mrs. francis the grandson beat her and shot her in the head late tuesday afternoon. swat surrounded the home as francis was held in the back yfrmd after three hours he gave up peacefully. >> i don't know what could have lead to this. somebody who has a strong relationship with their grandparent its is that somebody would do this to somebody they love. >> detect you haves say bradley had no criminal history. officers say they were not called out to the home for any type of violence. some neighbors say the younger francis was dealing with mental issues. >> they had methal health problems and people don't want to recognize that. they bypass it we need more mental health treatment. >> reporter: neighbors say tell murder happen in public. >> we band together this . is a tight knit community and the people lived here for a very, very long time of >> bradley francis is in the detention center charged with murder. heal appear before a judge tomorrow. reporting live, news 3. >> antonio thank you. w

. >> 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 the home as francis remained holed up in the family's backyard. after three hours passed, he gave up peacefully. >> i have no idea what could have led to this. somebody who has a strong relationship with their grandparents, i find it unfathomable that somebody would do this to somebody they love. >> reporter: detectives say bradley francis had no criminal for any type of violence. some neighbors say they believe the younger francis was dealing with mental issues. >> a lot of times people have mental health problems and people don't want to recognize that. we need to have more mental health treatment. >> reporter: neighbors living in this quiet summerlin community say it will tame time for everybody to get over the shock of witnessing a murder in public. >> we all band together. this is many people have lived on this block for a very, very long time. >> reporter: bradley francis is here w

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sparking one of the first heated exchanges. ms. clinton: well that's because he rather have a puppet as president of the united states. mr. trump no puppet, no puppets. :ms. clinton it's pretty clear that you won't admit.

sparking one of the first heated exchanges. ms. clinton: well that's because he rather have a puppet as president of the united states. mr. trump no puppet, no puppets. :ms. clinton it's pretty clear that you won't admit. i'm shelley walcott. this was the last time hillary clinton and donald trum will be on the same stage before november 8. wmur's aixa diaz is live tonight outside the debate hall in las vegas with the highlights. aixa. >> there was no handshake tonight between the candidates at the beginning or at the end of the night. the final meeting between the two major party candidates vying to become commander in chief. engine rolling again because right now our country is dying. >> they shared the stage for a third time with controversies plaguing both campaigns. >> i didn't even apologize to my wife who is sitting right here because i didn't do anything. >> everything i did as secretary of state was in furtherance of our country's interest and our values. we not reverse roe versus wade, that we stand up against citizens united. mr. trump: we need a supreme court that is going to uphold the second amendment, which

jonathan: the shooting death of keith lamont scott sparked massive protests in charlotte last month. let's turn to the issue of race and policing. mrburr, do you understand the anger that drove those protests and do you think there is a systemic problem in this country of racial bias in law enforcement? senator burr: jonathan, i think i do understand. i grew up at a time where riots, when i was a young boy in winston-salem, happened. this is very different today though. , it is for a different reason. and the trust with law enforcement doesn't exist. it is a community responsibility, the community leaders and law enforcement has to reach out to those neighborhoods that could possibly feel disenfranchised. you know in many cases, building , a school and building a health care clinic isn't enough. we've got to go into these neighborhoods and create jobs. we've got to find a pathway so these kids get a good education. we've got to make sure come up -- when they look down the road, they dig hard because they know that employment is a real opportunity. and in most of the cities we have seen this problem, they have huge unemployment and

sparks flew from the start. washington with more on the final debate. karen: it was an incredible, unprecedented statement. donald trump asked if he will accept the result of the election. mr. trump: i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i will look at it at the time. karen: first, trump still wouldn't commit. mr. trump: i will tell you at the time. i'll keep you in suspense, ok? he is denigrating, he is talking down our democracy. and i, for one, am appalled. karen: the debate actually began with a serious conversation about policy but then the personal attacks started. clinton slamming trump as a sore loser. ms. clinton: there was even a time when he didn't get an emmy for his tv program three years in a row and he started tweeting that the emmys were rigged. mr. trump: should have gotten it. karen: and this explosive exchange about trump's relationship with russian president vladimir putin. mr. trump: has no respect for this person. ms. clinton: well, that's because he'd rather have a puppet as president of the united states. mr. trump: no puppet, no puppet. you're the puppet. karen: and still getting a ton of traction today on social media thi

unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >>> continuing with mr. trump. we'll get to obamacare in just a moment. i have one more question about campaigning. do you believe you would be ahead if not for the access hollywood spot? . >> i just don't know. i think it was negative, locker room talk. the microphone was not supposed to be on. it was an illegal act that was nbc. it was not supposed to be on. >> you think it was illegal? >> absolutely. a private dressing room. yeah. that was definitely -- >> are you going to take any action after the he cans? >> you'll see, you'll see. first of all, shouldn't have been said but it was locker room talk and yes. i mean, we're going to find out soon enough, i will tell you. >> all right. obamacare. not doing well, i think any measure, any fair minded person would say a lot of americans are getting hurt. they have to pay more for premiums and more deductibles. they're getting choices of doctors filed down. the democratic base, which wanted obamacare so much, cares. they don't seem to care. you don't see an out

spark talk of controversy in both campaigns including hillary clinton's emails and donald trump insistence that the election is being rigged. president obama had words for trump ahead of the debate. >> i'd advise mr. trump to stop whining and go try to make his case to get votes. if whenever things are going badly for you and you lose you start blaming somebody else, then you don't have what it takes to be in this job. >> reporter: the nominees also engaging in some psychological combat with their invitations. clinton inviting meg whitman a former republican california gubernatorial candidate now endorsing clinton. and also billionaire mark cuban a critic of trump. trump is inviting his kenyan born half-brother and well as the mother of benghazi victim who accused clinton of murdering her son. that would be president obama's half-brother from kenya. >> melissa caen says the pressure of the debate is on hillary clinton. >> donald trump is not here to convince new people to vote for him. it's really up to clinton to make sure that she holds on to the voters she has. and that just means no mistakes, no slipups, nothing that can be used to keep her supporters home or make them want to vote for donald

mr. october will be on the hill. bumgarner has a streak going and his last nine postseason appearances his e.r.a. is 0.79. if the giants need a sparkey'll get it from mad bum. >> everybody knows what kind of spot we're in. one thing we can do is come in and win tomorrow. let's, you know, let's win or go home. >> this guy competes. that's what sets him apart. not that his stuff is that special. it's really good. but how he competes is what sets him apart. >> dodgers and nationals. postponed due to rain. he'll beat the throw home. l.a. takes the lead. another former a. they're everywhere. three-run homer. that would be the game winner. evening this series at one. game three tomorrow in l.a. troent can eliminate texas at home. they get a gift on this passed ball with the bases loaded. game went to extra innings. bottom ten. former a led off with a double. it should be an inning ending double play but the ball gets away from mitch moreland. toronto wins 7-6. they're heading to the alcs with a swoep of the rangers. >>> to the ice, sharks and ducks on a preseason game. san jose resting most of their starters wednesday's season opener. th

mr. october will be on the hill. bumgarner has a streak going and his last nine postseason appearances his e.r.a. is 0.79. if the giants need a sparkl get it from mad bum. >> everybody knows what kind of spot we're in. one thing we can do is come in and win tomorrow. let's, you know, let's win or go home. >> this guy competes. that's what sets him apart. not that his stuff is that special. it's really good. but how he competes is what sets him apart. >> dodgers and nationals. postponed due to rain. he'll beat the throw home. l.a. takes the lead. another former a. they're everywhere. three-run homer. that would be the game winner. evening this series at one. game three tomorrow in l.a. troent can eliminate texas at home. they get a gift on this passed ball with the bases loaded. game went to extra innings. bottom ten. former a led off with a double. it should be an inning ending double play but the ball gets away from mitch moreland. toronto wins 7-6. they're heading to the alcs with a swoep of the rangers. >>> to the ice, sharks and ducks on a preseason game. san jose resting most of their starters wednesday's season opener. this g

mrs. clinton negotiated a multimillion dollar deal with the king of morocco in exchange for holding a clinton global initiative meeting there. revelations sparkingplay, which has 16 days before the election. we're live in washington with the new details about this. hi, molly. >> hi, eric. hillary clinton's campaign manager contends it was not the appearance of pay for play, as donald trump suggests, that led clinton to back out of a planned speech in morocco in 2015. it was rather an issue with timing. new wikileaks documents show hillary clinton's aides discussing her plan for the king of morocco to give $12 million to the clinton global initiative. that's the family charity. in exchange for the charity holding a meeting in morocco in 2015, and hillary clinton speaking there. bill and chelsea clinton ended up attending the event, but hillary did not. >> i didn't want anything on her schedule that was going to distract from the campaign, and again, the clinton global initiative had this meeting scheduled in morocco. >> it was big money from a foreign person to the foundation at the time she's running for president. >> this was, as you can see in

mr. trump talks about it being rigged. he sweeps all his grievances into one big puddle. >> then came the chris wallace discussion in las vegas that sparked the debate and reaction from the press. >> do you say that you will absolutely accept the result of this election? >> i will look at it at the time. i'm not looking at anything now. i will look at it at the time. >> there was even a time when he didn't get an emmy for his tv program three years in a row and he started to tweet that the emmys were rigged. >> i should have gotten it. >> is the press overplaying all this? joining me, erin pike, reporter for real clear politics. columnist for the washington times, and joe trippy, a democratic strategist and fox news contributor. so donald trump went to gettysburg yesterday to talk about his policy speech. he talked about his female accusers, 11 of them now, and said every woman alive came forward to hurt his campaign. >> the events never happened. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. but a simple phone call placed to the biggest newspapers or television networks gets them wall-to-wall coverage with virtually no fact

mr. scott on the ground. you see him handcuffed. and you see a human being, a lose his life.nd amy: keith lamont scott's killing has sparked massive protests in charlotte as well as nationwide. meanwhile, the new york police department has admitted not a single one of its 34,800 officers are currently wearing a body camera. on monday, the nypd said it picked a company to provide about 5000 body cam's to the force, but no contract has been signed. in poland, as many as 6 million women poured into the streets for a nationwide protest monday opposing proposals to completely ban abortions across poland. already by law, polish women are only allowed to access an abortion if the child is the result of rape or incest, or if their lives are in danger as a result of the pregnancy. but the new proposed laws would make all abortions illegal and punishable by up to five years in prison for the mother. doctors could also be jailed for providing abortions. the catholic church in poland is supporting the proposed ban. in mexico, two students from the ayotzinapa rural teachers college in the southern state of guerrero have been killed by gunmen on tuesday

mr. trump. when it was opened, it was a letter saying to the bravest woman i know, and he wanted me to keep fighting. in that moment it sparkedomething in me, that i realized like my purpose is to fight and i need to get up and fight, and he really sparked such a wonderful -- >> yes, you have an eight-year-old little boy. >> yes, sir. >> your illness, your doctors say -- >> i do. >> you're fighting literally every day for your life. what is the prognosis that they're telling you? >> correct, there is no cure for me. my heart is now in the condition of a 90-year-old woman, and since the message is coming from my brain, the part of my brain that controls my autonomic nervous system, which is all of our automatic functions we don't think about like heart rate, blood pressure, those things, digestion, which explains the tube i have here, that part of my brain shut off like a light switch. there's no way to manipulate the brain to tell it to turn back on, so i cannot get a new heart because it will send the same message to a new heart. so i have a heart in the condition of a 90-year-old woman and i am -- i'm fighting each day. i j

sparked the recent volatility in deutsche shares. the deputy chancellor hit back at the ceo for telling employees his bank was suffering from market speculation. mr. gabriel said, i didn't know whether i should laugh or be furious that a bank which turned speculation into a business model now declares itself the victim of speculators. we'll go out to anita, are the germans are feeling united with deutsche? >> reporter: it all depends on where you are. in berlin, people are not really there but the fact that deutsche bank is in a crisis. according to people we spoke on the ground there, in frankfurt people say the lender is strong enough to weather the storm. sot depends on where you are and how well informed the people are. but let's talk about the potential settlement. of course the bank would have had to come out with a statement of 5.4 billion as the rumor of the settlement sum would have been true, but they would have had to come out with a statement if that had been true. but still we are looking into a situation where the statement settlement is looming for the lender. what we are hearing on the ground is that deutsche bank is doing whateve

sparking negative headlines. just this past thursday slammed bernie sanders potentially angry supporters. heckler shouted he couldn't vote for somebody that sends thousands of people to prison, mrclinton's 1994 crime bill. here is his reaction. [shouting] >> wait, wait. wait, wait, wait. i agree, if i had sent millions of your people to prison or she had that would be good. hillary didn't vote for the '94 crime bill even though senator sanders did. harris: that obamacare comment i mentioned. here it is now. >> you've got this crazy system where all of sudden 25 million more people have health care and then people are out there busting it, sometimes 60 hours a week, wind up with their premiums doubled and theirn hal. it is craziest thing in the world. harris: he later said he strongly supported that bill but added there are problems with it. okay. rachel you were about to scoot off the couch you were laughing so hard. >> this is sign that donald trump is even impacting bill clinton. starting to tell the truth and say things the way people see them. you know, you don't know middle class voters if you can't admit that obamacare is not working for them. if you don't get it, then yo

unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >>> continuing now with mr. trump who is in ohio this evening. now, we'll get to obamacare in a moment. i got one more question about the campaigning. do you believe you would be ahead if not for the access hollywood stuff? >> i just don't know. i think it was very negative. it was locker room talk. the microphone was not supposed to be on. not that i make that as an excuse for myself. but certainly it was illegal act that was nbc. it was not supposed toen on. >> you think it was illegal what they did putting that tape out? >> oh, absolutely. no, that was a private dressing room. yeah. that was certainly. >> are you going to go after them after the election against nbc. >> you'll see. you will see. >> is it possible you might? >> i will say first of all, it shouldn't have been said. it was, you know, it was locker room talk and, yeah, i mean, you know, we're going to find out soon enough. i will tell you. >> all right. obamacare, not doing well. i think any measure, any fair minded person would say a lot of ame

spark chaos his surrogates launched into damage control mode. >> the fact of the matter is he is going to accept the evidence of the election. >> i think i'll be saying congratulations, mr. president. >> reporter: top republicans are not so sure. john mccain, who lost the election in 2008, said in a statement, in every previous election the loser congratulates the winner and calls them my president. that's not just the republican way or the democratic way. it's the american way. >> he has consistently denied what is -- >> wrong. >> -- >> reporter: there were other potentially damaging moments for trump at the debate like when he interrupted clinton just to insult her. >> my social security, payroll contribution will go up, as will donald's assuming he can't figure out how to get out of it, but what we want to do is to replenish -- >> such a nasty woman. >> reporter: a remark that likely won't help his case to female voters after a growing number of women who come forward to stay trump sexually assaulted them. trump claimed at the debate that their stories were debunked. >> first of all, those stairs have been largely debunked. i don't know those people. i think it was h

jonathan: the shooting death of keith lamont scott sparked massive protests in charlotte last month. so let's to the issue of race and policing. mr. burr, do you understand the anger that drove those protests, and do you think there is a systemic problem in this country of racial bias in law enforcement? senator burr: jonathan, i think i do understand. country of racial bias in law enforcement? i grew up at a time where riots, when i was a young boy in winston-salem, happened. this is very different today though. it is for a different reason. and the trust with law enforcement doesn't exist. it is a community responsibility, the community leaders and law enforcement has to reach out to those neighborhoods that could possibly feel disenfranchised. you know, in many cases, building a school and building a health care clinic isn't enough. we've got to go into these neighborhoods and create jobs. we've got to find a pathway so these kids get a good education. we've got to make sure that when they look down the road, they dig hard because they know that employment is a real opportunity. in most of the cities we have seen this problem,

spark something for him remembering the attacks against him. trump did as he so often does in this campaign which is respond. i will tell you this, the crowd loves it. when he called mr. biden mr. tough guy, people cheered. it is a way of throwing that red meat to his base, something that we've seen him do for the last 15 months or so. >> what does it say about hallie jackson, of all the characters in grease, she chose chacha, not danny, not rizzo. >> i played her in high school. that was my big famous stage role in tenth grade. >> wow. i played patty simcocks who would be what hillary clinton would do if she was in greece. i ha -- grease. >> last night clinton made a big push for early voting while slamming donald trump's claims of a rigged election. >> in america we don't say we're going to keep you in suspense about whether we will respect the outcome of an election. we have free and fair elections and the peaceful transfer of power. that is one thing that makes america great. >> joining me now to look at where things stand with 13 days ago, msnbc host and political correspondent, maybe our own danny zucco, steve kornacki. >> i've never seen "grease." my sister wa

great turns out so something that sparking and in the reports we want to engagement our family and pass on the information it is expanding i think the last meeting we had on mrsmarshall said one hundred i'll not say one hundred it was a nice packed room i think that sxhaengs know that is incredible and hopefully, they'll contact and become members the apac in addition to that general apac meeting our school remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individuals. we're feeding information from the general apac so it is individual sites and their using it and thinking about changing our location or not changing location but spreading the love across the country e across the city because current our meeting are in the bayview and people don't have transportation of my own and can't make it there but thinking about the leadership team and the parents are proponents of that and the parents are thinking of ways we can do is one of the places for the continued activity was a workshop and beyond they're pushing the ali team working with the ninth grad workshop but how to prepare the parents and special ed our first apac meeting superintendant lee was at parents

mr. chairman, the chairman and i are baseball fans and you may be as one. one of my favorite flares was an outfielder named kirk gibson, when he was playing in the world series that sparked them to a borld series victory, years later back with the tigers, middle of the season he announces that he's going to retire and he does it in a very different way. usually when people are going to retire from baseball they do it at the beginning of the season or the middle of the winter or spring training. he did it in the middle of the season and he called the press corps to the tiger dugout in july and he said, i have an announcement to make. i've been traded. people gasped and he said back to my family. so, jeh, we're going to trade you back to your family but you come with our best wishes and affection and our thanks to your wife susan and to your family. god bless. >> thanks, senator carper. i also would like to express my appreciation. i have enjoyed working with secretary johnson, i think you have done a lot of good work and hired great people and improved the department. gentlemen, thank you for your service to this nation an attending this hearing. the hearing record will r

great turns out so something that sparking and in the reports we want to engagement our family and pass on the information it is expanding i think the last meeting we had on mrs. marshall said one hundred i'll not say one hundred it was a nice packed room i think that sxhaengs know that is incredible and hopefully, they'll contact and become members the apac in addition to that general apac meeting our school remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individuals. we're feeding information from the general apac so it is individual sites and their using it and thinking about changing our location or not changing location but spreading the love across the country e across the city because current our meeting are in the bayview and people don't have transportation of my own and can't make it there but thinking about the leadership team and the parents are proponents of that and the parents are thinking of ways we can do is one of the places for the continued activity was a workshop and beyond they're pushing the ali team working with the ninth grad workshop but how to prepare the parents and special ed our first apac meeting superintendant lee was at parent