i've never ruined anyone's career and i've never been the cause of a loss of income. i've made fun of oprah a lot. i think she's okay. i don't think she's bankrupt for now. >> i can sit and talk to kathy for hours. she's so funny and knows so many kathy's home, ii's got 13,000 square feet, eight bedrooms, 12 bathrooms and the price tag is $12.5 million and no mortgage necessary. kathy paid cash. >> the comedy business is good! it's judgment day. back seat chefs peer inside your oven. that beautiful bird. go ahead. etonline.com. >>> ever wonder what it would be like to be stuck on a space shiit with j. law and chris pratt? sure you wondered that. wesh'll ow you tomorrow. >> it wasn't easy getting reservations. >> only "e.t." is behind the scenes of passenger. >> action! >> we show you their love story in space. >> this is the kind of movie that is going to blow you away. >> something's wrong. >> tomorrow on "e.t.? (achoo!) you can pick up the flu from surfaces for up to 48 hours. it's like having a sick family to help protect your home thanksgiving. >>> the cbs overnig

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it never crossed my mind that she could commit a crime like that. or kill herself. >> chris: but that's exactly what cops say jenni was planning to do. police say jenni called this meant, adrian gilliam, a car salesman she had recently met and asked if he knew where she could buy a gun. he later tells cops, he just wanted to on loan for 100 bucks. >> he said that he drove to dave and busters and that jenni came out and gotten the car car with him. she put the gun in her apron pocket and went back into dave and busters. >> chris: phone records indicate jenni then began texting mcnair about meeting him later that night at a small condo, saying, "baby, i have to be with you, tell me you're going mcnair texted her at 12:38 a.m. that he was on his way. once mcnair arrived, jenni looked into lingerie, turned off the lights, waited for mcnair to fall asleep, then, opened fire. >> every shot was a precise kill shot. >> chris: police say she then positioned herself next to him on the sofa, put the gun to her right temple, and pulled the dr. fong lee is the m

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, never spanking your children. no daddies. >> interesting. >> these kids have never said no to them and never been failed. they play soccer with no score and then they run into the real world eventually and they have conflict-free zones. they're like hot-house tomatoes. they never deal with rain and the weather. >> that's a good one. >> and the real world shows -- my god, it's the end of the world. >> they should be locked up. they should not be allowed to go back to college. i mean, it's absolutely waste of time. >> their special and unique like everyone else. >> let him go, greg, let him go. he's on a roll. >> i wear to god. >> he's on fire right now. >> you live across the street from me, and with the rake -- >> in his bagth robe, yes. stay off my grass. >> and your heavy metal music. >> i've got it, kat. >> it's not all people. it's -- their protestors. >> you peeping toms. >> kat? >> what's the question? >> it's a fairly broad jenizati generalization that you just heard. >> first of all not everybody protestin

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they are never going to leave this country. they are never leaving. he knows.hey are never going to leave this country. a trump administration will renegotiate nafta, and if we do not get the deal we want, we will terminate nafta and get a much better deal for our workers. stop the jobiately killing transpacific partnership, another disaster in the making that hillary clinton said is the gold standard. yes, the gold standard for other countries, not for us. the gold standard for countries that want to be part of that deal. as part of our plan to bring back jobs, we are going to lower taxes on american business from 35% to 15% with -- we are the highest taxed nation in the world, one of the main reasons that they are leaving. we will massively cut taxes for the middle class also. , do not hear it from me. just look at it. hillary clinton is going to raise taxes substantially. highest taxed nation, she wants to raise taxes substantially. that's not going to happen. billions in cancel global warming payments to the united nations and use that money to invest in am

but don't you mind being cooped up and never getting out, and never seeing anyone? - oh, i sneak off away sometimes, to the movies or to go shopping. i adore going shopping by myself. but, well, charles doesn't approve. i suppose he knows what's best. - i just don't think that you're real. - oh no, actually, i'm very grateful to him. he understands my little foibles. besides, i am the most dreadful housekeeper. sometimes i think he's an angel to put up with me. you know, i really must be going. charles generally gets at home for lunch about this time. i'm going to be there. - you said last night he... - oh, you mean about leaving me. he's done that before, he always comes back. you know, i can't tell you how much i've enjoyed this. i do hope there's something i can do for you sometime. (sizzling) oh, my irish stew, i forgot all about it! - well don't worry about me, i'll let myself out. see you soon. - ok, bye. (serious music) (door shutting) i really thought i had the blanchard's all figured out. oh, i don't know who's crazy, unless it's me. that's funny. thought i

never mind that. from these, the native lines you profess to like so much. >> don sebastian, why is a man of your position full of lies? families and sanctified in the holy church. we loved each other until she died. i shall not marry again. >> i would expect no of a man of your character. >> i shan't remarry. i should pick and choose among the available men, men of health, title. >> perhaps i may look forward to giving you a tour of my rancho? >> i shall look forward to that. >> i hope i'm not interrupting >> hold up >> i'm waiting for you. >> it was worth holding. >> where have you been? >>ki >> what for? >> the apaches are utilizing their stronghold and everything is going good around her ingvar back to normal, john, ain't they? >> i don't know how you would feel -- >> i'm kind of glad because a place like this is nothing but woman in a city or town, maybe. but out here, the oy way to treat them is just like you done, big john. >> i got it right. i'm your brother. i've known you lonr you take -- ma

>> nick, ricky, and cocoa, i loved your mother, and i never hurt her. i would never leave you. like your mom is always in your heart, i will be, too. you kids are the light of my life, all my love now and forever, dad. >> the first day the jury went home without a verdict. as the hours ticked by the next morning, still nothing from the jury. in the afternoon, alex got a phone call the jury had reached a decision. >> when they called me and said the jury's in, i could barely breathe. >> emily's family and friends rushed to the courthouse. prosecutors were confident. >> we did the best that we could in putting on the evidence that we had and hopefully the jury would see it our way and convict him. >> the defense attorneys were confident as well. >> we had the facts, we had the experts. >> but you never know. >> but you never know. >> good luck. >> love you. >> both sides couldn't be any more raw or more on edge. alex was facing life in prison. and finally, after four long years -- >> is this the verdict that each and every one of the members of the jury -- >> here it was. >> in t

i said to the young people, never become bitter, never become hostile, never to hate. hate is too big of a burden to bear bear. be hopeful and be optimistic and never ever get lost in a sea of despair. work together and pull together and we will change america and we will take america to a better place. >> host: representative louis i didn't realize emmett till was killed on august 28th 8th. with their connection to that and the fact that the march on washington was august 28? >> guest: i believe some of the planners and some of thesom people had that date in mind. in 1955, it was also the beginning of the montgomery us boycott and rosa parks asked how do you do with? how did you keep your seat? she said she was not tired. she said i thought about what had happened to emmett till.. >> host: the next call from a place called troy alabama and this is jesse. hi jesse. >> caller: hey, how are you doing? >> guest: hi jesse, how are you? >> caller: mr. lewis you were raised here with my mother and my grandmother. i know you very well and i likee what you are doing and i appr

it'll never happen again. it'll never ever happen. it's not going to happen in four years.when i see cubans for trump, it'll never happen again. i'm telling you. this whole thing will never happen again. there's never been a movement like this in the history of our country. there's never been a movement like this. >> we want trump! we want trump! >> thank you. thank you. we have to close have to close. get out and vote, november 8 is fine. better if you vote now. maybe you won't get out of bed, you have to get out and vote. together we will make america wealthy again. we will make america stronger again >>> miami, florida, the location for the donald trump rally that you can see rolling up. and the rolling stones music that's the song he likes to end on. hillary clinton in ft. lauderdale. those two candidates battling it out for a critical state in a very tight race. >>> fox news

chris: he never said that. -- charlie: he never said that. he never said i want you to run with me?believe you never got the nomination because of bridge gate? chris: no. charlie: do you believe it had any impact? chris: i will say that. when donald trump says he will not be president because of bridge gate. charlie: but he was suggesting. chris: i was being considered. chris: why do you think he chose mike pence over you? i am recording what they said about the 9/11, 9/11 memorial meeting. chris: charlie, -- charlie: listen to the words they said. even if you take david is an admitted liar, all of a sudden we have three people who are liars and not all of a sudden we know the old to their -- we know the gospel truth to their words, without any problems who , directly contradicted these people. if you want to make the story, make the story. don't let the facts get in the way. but the facts are that not even the people convicted of these crimes has ever said in any form that they told me that this was some act of political retribution. let's get that straight. charlie: you said that

you've been holding out, not because you never have, but because you never wanted to with me. i just wish you could've told me sooner. you could've saved the both of us a lot of trouble. i'm going to walk home. vinnie! can you tell mr. rubel i'll check on him soon? sure. doogie. hi. what are you doing here? can i talk to you in private? sure. hold the door. when a patient tells him something? yeah. it's called doctor-patient confidentiality. it's the law. then i'm here as a patient. o.k. i have a sexual problem. oh, uh, i see. uh, o.k. i wish-- i wish i had a pen. -- what seems to be the trouble? well-- you know, janine, do you really want to talk to me about this? you could talk to an older doctor or possibly a woman. yeah, an older woman doctor. no, i want to talk to you. o.k. um... what type of sexual problem do you have? i don't like it. i mean, i like the idea of it. me vinnie and i get close, i get scared. i'm hoping there's something i could do to get over it-- like hypnosis or acupuncture. marsha berman lost weight doing that. maybe you're just not ready. it's not that

we regrouped during the rain delay and this group never quits. give our guys all the credit in the world. phenomenal bunch of professionals. guys, staring at you ready to party, what are you most proud about? >> we never quits. i'm proud of the attitude, the culture we've created. it's something that carries for many years to come. not having won a world series trophy in 108 years. this is a breakthrough year. >> emotionally, how do you hang in the game? >> you've got to try. everything was going until davis hit the home run and then all of a sudden, you have to go to plan b, c, d. our guys were there all the time. conversation was great. incredible to be part of the moment. >> kevin: when do you think it will settle in? cubs have won the world series. back down south pretty soon. i will take it all in. we have the praise coming up and all that. it will hit me then. i want to congratulate tito and the indians. i have so much respect for them. great serious, great season for them. i want to make sure i put that out there. >> kevin: wonderful. cong

these kids out there have never had no say to them. they've never been failed. they play soccer with no score. and then they run into the real world, eventually, and oh, my --! they have conflict-free zone. they're raised in like hothouse tomatoes. they never deal with rain and the real weather. >> that's a good one! >> then the real world shows -- oh, my god, it's the end of the world. they should be locked up, they should not be allowed to go back to college. i mean, it's absolutely a waste of time. >> turn the soil back. >> they're special. they're special and unique, like everyone else. >> let him go, greg. let him go. east h he's on a roll! he's on fire right now. >> do you live across the street from me and with the rake shout at me. >> in his bathroom. in his underwear. >> stay off my grass! >> you with your heavy metal music! >> i got -- kat, respond. it's not all people. there are protesters and -- what, you're keeping -- kat? >> oh, i don't even know -- what's the question? >> the question is, he's -- it's a fairly broad generalization that you just he

but he never gave it to me. he couldn't give up that much power-- not as long as there was breath left in his body-- not to me or any other man. now i... i just don't care anymore. well, chris... i need you. badly. in a lifetime, everybody needs, miss beauty. some get. some don't. the strong survive, and... the weak hang on, swept along with the tide. get yourself a younger man, miss bebety. somebody who'll stop at nothing to get his way, not even stop for the name of jamison. but, uh... you don't want that kind of a man, do you, miss beauty? no. not any more than your father did. of course, if you were different... you'd have a choice. a choice? if you don't mind my saying, driving as hard as your father. ( door closes ) and you were right when you said i'd be wastingngy time talking to beauty jamison again. anan somebody else to push us around? or has she made up her mind to starve us into quittin'? man: not me, she won't! you know, maybe luke had the right idea to start with, and if lead's gonna fly, i'm shoo

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i've never ruined anyone's career and i've never been the cause of a loss of income. i've made fun of oprah a lot. i think she's okay. i don't think she's bankrupt for now. stories, and we mentioned kathy's home, ii's got 13,000 square feet, eightbedrooms, 12 bathrooms and the price tag is $12.5 million and no mortgage necessary. kathy paid cash. >> the comedy business is good! >>> at etonline.com, why jennifer lawrence talked to emma stone every day for a year, plus what she's saying about her rumored boyfriend darren aronofsky. katherine lowe, and what they're telling us about having another baby and jewel returns to her hometown for the first time in seven years to alaska, the last frontier. >> wait a minute! >> get the exclusive preview at etonline.com. >>> ever wonder what it would be like to be stuck on a space shiit with j. law and chris pratt? sure you wondered that. we'll show you tomorrow. >> it wasn't easy getting reservations. >> only "e.t." is behind the scenes of passenger. >> action! >> we show you their love story in space. >> this is the kind of movie

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never trump meant never a president trump. the never trump movement always knew that the verdict on their efforts would be delivered on election night, november 8th. and as of tonight, polling indicates that there could be enough republican voters in the battleground states to give donald trump the presidency. but the never trump movement is on the verge of preventing donald trump from ever spending a night in the white house. yesterday at this hour, we reported that a new tracking survey of early voters in florida shows that 28% of republican early voters in florida are voting for hillary clinton. that is the only tracking survey with actual early voting results in florida. the only one. that same survey combined with likely voter election day polling predicts that hillary clinton will win 48% of the vote in florida to donald trump's 40%. that winning margin would obviously contain a very large republican vote against donald trump. hillary clinton is campaigning in arizona tonight where at this point, four years ago, presiden

it will be as if the occupation never happened. by returning to ourd'jarras, we will have erased it forever. left for bajor. of course. i had no idea you were going to advocate change on such a massive scale. it's what the prophets want for bajor. it's why they sent me. are you sure of that? absolutely. the emissary knows that what he's proposing will be difficult for some people to accept. he doesn't expect things to change overnight. so you're not going to ask first minister shakaar to step down and go back to farming? no, of course not. but frankly, by the next election i doubt very many people will be left on bajor who would elect a farmer to political office. we hope that, eventually, the people will support enforcement of thed'jarras by legal sanction. so if someone defies their caste..? society will have appropriate remedies at its disposal such as deportation. you realize that caste-based discrimination if bajor returns to thed'jarrasystem i have no doubt that its petition to join the federation will be rejected. kai winn a

folks, it's never going to happen again. never going to happen. in four years from now, never going to happen again. and people are voting that they never saw before, these are great people, but they never saw anybody they wanted. they're voting in numbers like they've never seen in texas, in florida, no matter where you look, they're voting in numbers like they've never seen before. >> we want to bring in our panel at this point in the broadcast, nicole wallace, former white house community occasions director, pulitzer winning prize host, eugene wallace, and i wanted to share with our audience where we see this election. this is from the nbc news political unit. this is our latest battleground map. mark murray and remarks that went along with the release of this map today said, quote, clinton holds a substantial lead over donald trump and going in to tomorrow night, our political unit predicts that right now, the electoral vote totals are 274 to 170. again, prediction, based on a slew of data, a slew of models, it should not be predictive as to y

i said never become bitter or hostile, never hate. be hopeful, be optimistic. and never, ever gets lost in the sea of despair. i didn't realize he was killed on august 28. was there a connection between that and the fact that march on washington was august 28? >> guest: i believe some of the planners and some of thepeoe people who had a date in mind. it was the beginning of the montgomery bus boycott and rosa parks and several people asked what are you doing and she said she couldn't get up. she said i also thought about what happened to emit hill. >> host: next one from troy alabama. >> guest: hello, jesse, how are you. >> caller: i like what you're doing and appreciate what you're doing. my question is what do you think about what is going on in charlotte and the other places that police brutality. >> thank you so much for your call. call. i'm upset about what happened in charlotte north carolina and other parts of the country that the police officers and young people and all of us must come together and talk to each other, never hate each other. we need more

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they never show it. they never show it. they never shot it. people of florida, we love you.e have to do is cut our ties with these failed politicians of the past. the candidate of yesterday. we are the movement of the future. we are. we're asking for the votes of republicans, democrats, independents, and first-time voters, of which we are finding out there are many. you probably heard over the last couple of weeks, texas is in p lay. texas, that georgia is in play. gree,ee, that's too bad. let me tell you, they are setting records in texas. and they are voting for trump. but when they see those numbers come in, they do not want to announce them, bu but we are winning everywhee. i thinktw3o more days, we are going to be winning everywhere. and i'm almost starting to think that the least important problem that hillary has is that fact that we are winning. i think she has got even bigger problems. we are fighting for every citizen who believes that government should serve the people, not the donors and not hillary's special interests. we are fighting to unlock the potential of

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i'm all for diverse by, but i think one never-trumper is never but let's not get two, three or five inhere. that would be my polite suggestion. but at the same time i think time donald trump is somebody who commands loyalty and shows loyalty to those around him, but he is mostly loyal to the american people and the ideas that he ran on. >> my e-mail is running -- >> looking to fill the cabinet -- pardon? >> about 100 to one against. and people are mad about if he is considering it, if i really is. i don't know if he is. >> that position has not been filled. i want to tell you frankly there are a number of candidates if line for that position, secretary of state. the job description from secretary of state is different from what you have seen from clinton and kerry. you don't need to fly around the world to be secretary of state. kissinger and schultz stuck closer to home. that would be my model. >> i want to know your position is next time you're on, because you obviously played a big role for the president-elect. >> you will be first to know. >> good to see you. thank you. coming up,

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if i leave here, i'm never coming back. never! if that's the way you feel. on the other hand, "never" is much too long. oh, daddy. oh, honey. oh, thanks. oh, good. you two are back together. mork, you're sober. tay bazerb for 60 seconds. well, you were gone for a good five minutes. you mean, he's still staying here tonight? yes, daddy, but nothing is going to happen. do you believe that? of course i do, honey. you gave me your word, and i trust you. thank you. but i don't trust him. i'm staying the night. oh, good, company. well, you can have my place, pops, mork calling orson. come in, orson. [ slowly ] mork calling orson. come in, orson. [ slower ] mork calling orson. come in, orson. orson to mork. am i coming in loud and clear? oh, too loud, too clear. you're coming in fuzzy. what's the matter with your head? oh, i'm sending fuzzy. i think i got a little bazerb last night. you're supposed to be observing the planet, how's the sand holding out? been meaning to talk to you about that, orson. i found a very safe place to put it -- a cat box. but that's a --

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some things never change. thank you all very much. [ applause ] >>> with less than a week left in campaign 2016, american history tv brings you a look back at past presidential debates, including debates between gerald ford and jimmy carter, george h.w. bush and governor bill clinton, ronald reagan and walter mondale as well as george h.w. bush be and michael dukakis. that all starts at 8:00 pm eastern. >>> in the morning acting administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services will talk about containing health care costs. that's live at 9:00 am eastern right here on c-span 3. >> this weekend on c-span 3 on lectures in history, colin calloway on native american history from the colonial era through westward expansion. >> these red coats who presented themselves to us as allies and friends of the future are clearly our enemies, occupying our lands with troops, which is one thing we're fighting against. at the same time by cutting off and withholding gifts, refusing to give gifts, limiting trade w