would nick be limping?oming up -- >> were you aware the cops had a camera on you as you coached the game? >> i had no idea. >> reporter: coach hillary -- secretly taped! strongly questioned. >> am i a suspect in this thing? >> a man was treated like an animal and that's not allowed in the united states. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ ♪ lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $349 a month. only at your lincoln dealer. flaunt the winged effect.ok? new falsies push up angel mascara from maybelline ny. lashes so winged out, who needs false lashes? maybelline's new falsies pushup angel. make it happen. ♪maybelline ny yo...don't let sinus symptomsnd bring you down now.. get fast sinus relief with vicks sinex and get back in the game. sinex, the congestion, pressure, pain to clear your head... ...medicine. i am a first responder tor and i'emergencies 24 hours a day, everyday of the year. my children and my family are on my mind when i'm working all the time. my neighbors are here, my friends and family live here, so it's im

always was nick, and only nick, in the frame for the crime. police would continue investigating, but by day two, pressure seemed to be mounting for a quick resolution. >> even the next morning -- uh, the chief of police there in potsdam indicated to another investigator that they had a pretty hot suspect, and that they were lining up whatever evidence they could to try to make an arrest. >> reporter: that conversation was recorded by the potsdam p.d., a routine procedure for calls in an out of t department. >> we got a 12-year-old that's lost his life. we got to lock somebody up. >> and we have a strong suspect at this point. um, and uh, we're just trying to get all of the ammunition against him at this point we can. >> reporter: so 24 hours after the murder, lt. mark murray, working his first homicide as lead investigator, went to observe nick on the sideline at clarkson's soccer game against suny-potsdam. remember, police believed the killer may have sustained a leg second-floor window? would nick be limping? coming up -- >> were you aware t

>> nick. >> reporter: nick hillary? >> yes. >> reporter: tandy had ended her relationship with nick hillary murdered. first of all, who, whose idea was the break-up? >> and i mean, the idea was both of us. >> reporter: she says she was the one who broke up. >> i think it was the two of us. we made a decision. >> he made a lot of attempts to get me to change my mind. >> reporter: tandy says she broke up with nick because of two sons. >> a lot of nick's rules started getting enforced as far as there was no tv during the week for the kids. >> reporter: at all? >> no. >> reporter: how did that rule go over? >> not very well. >> reporter: did you ever see nick lose his temper with your children? >> he never really disciplined my children. >> reporter: so you'd never saw him strike any child? >> no. >> reporter: or threaten any child? >> no. >> reporter: but tandy says garrett eventually didn't want to be around nick, so she decided to move out. >> i told him that my kids weren't happy and i wasn't going to stay in a relation

of nick's ankle. remember, the murderer, whoever it was, jumped out the second story rear window. police discover nick's right ankle is scraped and swollen. >> how did you hurt it? >> i have acquired new furnitures, and in the process >> reporter: you never said you didn't have a sprained ankle or a hurt ankle of any kind? >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: you never denied that injury? >> no. >> reporter: but when police interview nick two days after garret was killed, listen to what he says. >> could you pull up your right pant leg for me? like this. show me your, your leg like that. that would speak volumes for me and then i would be all set. i'd be done. >> no, i won't. >> why not? do you have, do you have a injury to your right leg? >> no, i don't. >> reporter: that video evidence in the trial because nick had already asked for a lawyer. although he does not take the stand at his trial, the video of nick testifying for his civil case is played in court. >> after your daughter arrived home at approxima

he said, they arrested matt and nick. and i said, matt and nick who? and he said, our cousin matt and nick sampson. >> reporter: it was true. matt livers had confessed to the murders of his aunt and uncle. >> put the gun to her face and blew her away. >> reporter: and he'd named an accomplice. 22-year-old nick sampson. a cousin of matt's on another branch of the family tree. >> my husband had given me the phone. i was sitting up in bed. and i said, andy, should i be shaking? he said, that's normal, the shock. just a few hours before. now he said that he and nick had returned to kill his aunt and uncle. >> our first reaction was somebody needs to tell our grandma. she had just lost her only son and her grandson is being arrested for this. and just like us, she's like, i don't understand. and i said, grandma, none of us understand any of this. >> reporter: did it give you any sense of at least somebody has been found responsible? did it make you feel any better? >> i think police will move on to the next phase of this. we're not going to wonder for the r

nick? nick?! sit anywhere? what's up, robby? no! you'll ruin your food! yeah, just like i ruined the group. you didn't ruin anything. we're... we're still hanging out. really? okay, so could you guys vote me back in maybe? we voted to get rid of voting. it's the same, just, uh, without the rules. jess, i don't really know what to say. don't say anything. it's fine. i'm just gonna read. um, winston gave me a copy of nick's book. it's actually pretty good. um... (laughing) except the foreword says, "best enjoyed with shrimp cocktail." (laughs) you can go back to your crossword puzzle. it's a word search. oh. hey, robby? hmm? should... should we just share a table? is that crazy? i don't think it's crazy at all. do you? no. i mean, i suggested it, so, no. yeah. ? ooh, ooh, ooh ? (sighs) ? ooh, ooh, ooh... ? hey, jess? um... i just found the word "locomotive," backwards and diagonal. ? saint laurent built in the '70s ? ? no intelligent thing left to say ? ? oh. ? captioning sponsored by 20th century fox television and toyota. when i was one year old, i was di

nick: ms. deacon, this summer congress passed legislation to deal with the heroin and opioid epidemic, but there is question over whether or not it is being treated as a public health epidemic or as a law enforcement issue. some house republicans have her more of a focus on helping police crackdown heroin distribution. what's the right approach? ms. deacon: i'm glad you mentioned this. i think it is a health epidemic, and we need to make sure we are addressing it as a health epidemic. no community is immune from this terrible, terrible drug, and we have to do what we can to make are providing the resources to help people. we should be working with our law enforcement agencies, making sure they have the training and tools and the ability to deal with people who are overdosing, having narcan on them, and doing everything they can to get these drugs off the streets. at the same time, we need to work with our medical community, making sure they have guidelines in place so they are not overprescribi

nick hillary no. i did not. elizabeth vargas [15:08:02;2 nick hillary i have absolutely nothing to do with what has happened to garrett. but the prosecution says this video shows garrett skateboarding home - and they say that's nick's car, leaving seconds later to follow him. garrett is strangled to death eight minutes later. elizabeth vargas [13:57:45;15] did you see garrett skateboard by? nick hillary no, i didn't. i didn't. elizabeth vargas [13:57:51;04] because obviously, surveillance tapes shows that he did, to go home? nick hillary exactly, exactly. elizabeth vargas [13:57:55;16] nick hillary very much so. yes nick - a college soccer coach -says he was just at the school to scout a game but left after waiting six minutes in his car because it was raining. nats: trial in the courtroom, hillary's lawyers argued there is no dna, hair or fingerprints that link him to the murder. earl ward closing tape 78 10;39;03 lack of evidence is reasonable doubt, and this case is riddled and replete and rife with lack of e

nick: oh, yeah, of course. you can have a little tasting party with people you come through it or happy -- have the entrees. erin: this looks great. there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire the most business friendly state in the nation: maggie hassan's approach to innovation and business development. controlling spending. smart investments in education. and hassan's balanced budget was a bi-partisan "compromise" the telegraph said "worked." cutting taxes for small businesses. targeting millions to fight the opioid crisis. all with no income or sales tax. working across party lines is how maggie hassan makes new hampshire work for us. erin: two more high school football games will serve as collection sites this weekend for the new hampshire tackleshu game tonight, the other is the pelham game tomorrow. so far this year, schools have collected 50,000 pounds of food. so it keeps on going. kevin: fantastic program. gorgeous day. carve out a few minutes to get out there if you can because going forward we fall bac

nick returned to iraq. five months later, what his parents feared most happened. >> i looked right past the two army officers, it didn't even register. he said your son was killed in iraq eight hours ago. >> reporter: the family turned heartbreak into a mission. donations poured in. den years later, 46,000 soccer balls have made their way to 28 countries around the world. for nick's dad, the re special photo. >> that little boy in afghanistan, with that soccer ball and that big smile. >> reporter: and that's exactly what nick was hoping for. rehema ellis, nbc news, wilton, connecticut. >> what a wonderful legacy he leaves. that's going to do it for us on this tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching. as we say goodnight, a look outside at the famous rockefeller celebrating 80 years of fun with its grand opening today. have a good night >> announcer: are hard core drugs being sold in your hardware store? >> this is unseemingly, travis. >> it acts like lsd! >> and in t

(james tullier/father) "nick's a fighter. we believe in him, he believes in himself and nick's not ready to go." east baton rouge sheriff's deputy nick tullier is in a coma. he's survived more than a dozen surgeries after he was shot three times, once in the head and twice in the abdomen. (james tullier/father) "his heart stopped four times in the er, so they brought him back four times." tullier's father, james, says doctors first told him that survive a day. then it was two days, then five. now it's been more than 95 days and nick tullier is still breathing. he's defied every odd. (james tullier/father) "everybody claims this is the place that miracles happen... we hope so. he's passed everything they have thrown at him already. and he's still here." the night before the ambush, nick tullier was driving home when he noticed tyla carter and her daughter stranded on with a flat tire. tullier stopped, put his patrol car's spare tire on their car and followed them home to make sure they arrived safely. his friends say that's th

>> nick: fine. whoa! >> sharon: [ screams ] >> nick: okay. >> paul: what's going on? >> nick: uh... [ laughs ] sharon, uh, just thought she saw someone outside, but i guess it was you. >> sharon: i thought -- i don't know for sure. >> paul: i hate to break it to you, but that's not possible. i came straight up the driveway,

nick returned to iraq. five months later, what his parents feared most happened. >> i looked right past the two army officers, it didn't even register. he just said, your son was killed in iraq eight hours ago. >> reporter: the family turned heartbreak into a mission. donations poured in. ten years later, 46,000 soccer balls have made their wa the world. for nick's dad, the reason to keep going is captured in one special photo. >> my little boy in afghanistan, with that soccer ball and that big smile. >> reporter: and that's exactly what nick was hoping for. rehema ellis, nbc news, wilton, connecticut. >>> we begin 12 news with breaking news on tim tebow. tim tebow, the former nfl star who made his arizona baseball debut today he's being hailed a hero. adam reuben showing tebow attending to a man who reportedly had a seizure in the stands at camel back ranch. tebow prayed over the man and the man started breathing again. we're working to confirm the story, we'll have more details on this tonight on 12 news

>>reporter: yeah, good morning, nick. the timing of this video couldn't be more problematic for donald trump where now exactly -- we're now exactly one month out from election day damage control which he started last night with an apology video on his facebook where he admits he was wrong. now, in case you haven't seen or heard about the 11-year-old video obtained by the "washington post," trump can be heard talking to tv host billy bush about trying to sleep with a married woman. now, he never mentions her full name, but casually discusses making aggressive advances towards women. then just hours later after this video comes this video, his apology. trump says that 11-year-old video doesn't reflect who he truly is and says his travels during this election have changed him. >> i have gotten to know the great people of our country, and i've been hum nled by the faith they -- humbled by the faith they've placed in me. i pledge to be a better man tomorrow and will never, ever let you down. let's be honest. we're living in th

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>> nick: fine. whoa! >> sharon: [ screams ] >> nick: okay. >> paul: what's going on? >> nick: uh... [ laughs ] sharon, uh, just thought she saw someone outside, but i guess it was you. >> sharon: i thought -- i don't know for sure. >> paul: i hate to break it to you, but that's not possible. i came straight up the driveway,

i'm nick foley. and coming up this morning, new information as the fbi once again investigating hillary clinton's e-mails. this morning she speaks out for the first time. >>> and game 4 of the world series, our indians looking for another "w" tonight. just wait until you hear the family's long history with the tribe. >>> and as always, janessa has got your local weather. hey, janessa. >> hey, good morning. good morning, everyone. the 70s are returning to northern ohio this afternoon but the power of 5 is tracking rain. we'll give you the full >>> good morning, everyone. we have made it to the weekend. we're off to a pretty wonderful start across northeast ohio this morning. a get ready for daytime highs, they're going to soar this afternoon back into the 70s. so well above normal for the last weekend, folks, of october. let's take a look right now at temperatures across the board. greater cleveland, good morning, 58 degrees, so cooler air is still out to the south and east of us for dove ever- new ph

i'm nick foley. we have got several developing stories for you, including a violent home invasion last night in elyria, the suspects still on the run right now. meg shaw is live in just a moment with the latest. but, first, a check on that weather with meteorologist janessa webb. hey, janessa. wow good morning, nick, good morning, everyone. as you said, kind of a gray start, damp conditions across northeast ohio, but we're kind of seeing a little bit of a though low lying clouds, overcast skies, completely taking over. so this is not an ideal start to your weekend. so sleep in, relax, enjoy kind of a crisp weather pattern across northern ohio. what we've been dealing with, folks, is an upper level low that continues to spin. right now it's in eastern kentucky, and it wants to track north. and it's bringing some dryer air along with it. you can see sections from charleston. north an it's going to allow us to see a few peeks of some sunshine throughout your saturday afternoon. right now where the clear

>> nick: fine. whoa! >> sharon: [ screams ] >> nick: okay. >> paul: what's going on?laughs ] sharon, uh, just thought she saw someone outside, but i guess it was you. >> sharon: i thought -- i don't know for sure. >> paul: i hate to break it to you, but that's not possible. i came straight up the driveway, right to the front door, so

nick: andrew's mom gave them a big hug. she tells us she was overwhelmed by the response of so many volunteers that police had to start turning people away. >> i am so happy and i am so , how everybody came together -- strangers, friends, people i didn't even know. nick: his mom says andrew was a little overwhelmed too >> as soon as when the eight and when he was all good, he how to death just and was jumping up and down. nick: andrew's mom says it wasn't like him to just take off like that but she acknowledges danger. she also says it won't happen again. nick bohr, wisn 12 news. kathy: more than 130 high school students helped search for andrew. joyce: including the two waukesha west students who found him. the superintendent from the waukesha school district released a statement saying in part. it is very heartwarming and gratifying to see the number of our high school students who came to join the search this morning starting at 6:00 a.m, it says a lot about how we are working with our students, along with parents, to pr

but this summer...nick says playtime often turned to pain.(nick)2;164 2;16;34"usually when i'm cleaning up in here he'll jump on my back and want a pony ride so i would bounce him around. well that time when i bounced him he started crying and grabbing his head which we brayden diagnosed with a brain tumor...a permanent catheter would be put in his head.2;32;57"can you touch your owwie?"...and sadly, this was not the first-time around for a brain tumor in this family.(nick)2;20;17"part way to the pharmacy i said i just didn't feel right. i had her pull over and i opened the door and that's the last thing i remember. i was face down on the side of the road."nick found out he had a brain tumor back in 2014, had serious surgery... and recovered. brayden was one and half at the time.(sarah)2;37;21"we knew that nick w and once we found out about brayden that was actually one of our first questions was was it genetics or was it just another random incident."it wasn't...but that not much consolation.2;30;34"you know, i'm his firefighter dad. i help

nick: the team wrote this open social justice. one quote -- "as a country, we haven't always lived up to the bold idea of true equality espoused in the declaration of independence." >> we want the dialogue to continue and action to move forward. nick: the ad was paid for by the school's parent organization, hope christian schools. the team plans to stand for the anthem at their game tomorrow but wear special decals on their helmets calling for equ auer, nick bohr. joyce: we're following breaking news and learning thousands of absentee ballots cast for the november election may not count. kent wainscott just talked to milwaukee's election commissioner. this has to do with a change in the law. kent: that's correct. in in-person absentee voting just wrapped up but this is ballots. every one of them requires the signature of a witness and the law says that witness has to provide a complete address. already about 400 ballots in milwaukee have been returned without the city listed on the address line and the election commissioner tells

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>> nick: yeah, i guess i'd love that. >> nick: but right now, we need to get back down to earth. you see what i did there? >> faith: no. >> nick: no? all right. i do need to get you back to your mom's. >> faith: but i'm having so much fun with you. can't we hang out a little longer? please? i'm sure she won't mind. >> nick: well... i guess i don't have to be at the underground for a little while, so... okay. >> faith: yay! [ giggles ] >> nick: let me just call your

nick on packers live today on getting to the quarterback. >> nick perry leads the packers, also rushing the passer very well, leads the packers in sacks with three and a half in just three games. [ applause ] >> now, is that fun stuff, nick? >> it's fun. i wish it could happen more. but it is very tough sacks. it's a skill that you have to have and you have to continue to improve, because it's four quarters of football. they're not going to give you everything that you want, and that's why you see us getting one sack here and one sack there. >> he's a big strong guy and you can watch him on packers live at 6:30 following this newscast with larry mccarren. the brewers announced the entire coaching staff will be back next season. wins, and while that is five more than last year, no one in this club is satisfied. not until playoffs are in the picture. that's when they can say success. until then there is something to be said about accomplishing their short-term goals. >> it's successful in that we accomplished some goals that we set out to accomplish, but at the end of the day, we're in th

nick bryant, bbc news, philadelphia. katty: i'm joined either politics reporter for national public radio. how bad is donald trump's problem with women? if you does not turn those numbers around, can he win the election? >> you have a difficult time without the support of women. barack obama won w as aomen bloc. nick romney -- mitt romney wom by double digits. donald trump may have a slightly and with some white women, it is shrinking, particularly among white women with a college education. katty: we heard during the primary campaign how young women were not as enthusiastic about hillary clinton as expected. has that changed? >> hillary clinton does well with millennial voters. millennials are the strongest generational group. that said, i have gone to better ground states and young voters tell me they are apathetic. apathetic is not the right word. they are energized, but dissatisfied with the choices. they potentially are looking at a third-party candidate. first the notion of the female president, the notion they may

nick, back to you. cleveland heights are still searching for the robber who killed an employee at a popular sandwich shop. it happened just before 8:00 last night at this mr. hero on south taylor road. police say a suspect came in, demanding cash. that suspect eventually shot an employee in the head and then took off with the money from the cash register. the victim was taken to university hospital and later died. the suspect has not been identified yet. and if you have any information, you are urged to call police. >>> well, another shooting to report as well. this time on cleveland's 79th and carnegie. two men were shot during a robbery. no word on their conditions this morning, but this is the same corner that an activist spent 48 hours camping out at earlier this week. his goal was to ironically raise awareness for violence in cleveland. >>> well, remember the story of a young ohio boy that went viral last month? a southwestern ohio deputy found that 7-year-old trying to sell his stuffed animal to b

. >> nick: [ scoffs ] who doesn't? and according to the lady at the science museum, you just may get your chance someday. >> faith: the lady who talked to our class was so awesome. >> nick: wasn't she? you guys should take way more field trips. >> faith: only if you chaperone again. please, daddy? >> nick: yeah, i guess i'd love that. >> faith: [ giggles ] >> nick: but right now, we need to get back down to earth. you see what i did there? >> faith: no. >> nick: no? all right. i do need to get you back to your mom's. >> faith: but i'm having so much fun with you. can't we hang out a little longer? please? i'm sure she won't mind. >> nick: well... i guess i don't have to be at the underground for a little while, so... okay. >> faith: yay! [ giggles ] >> nick: let me just call your mom, make sure it's

nick foley for newschannel5. back to you. >> all right, nick. after that game fans raced out to get their hands on championship swag. >>> yes. look at the di open until 2:00 a.m. so fans could get their championship swag. if you were too busy celebrating, no worries. the store is opened right now. >>> he goes around with crocodile tears about how terrible it is. >> you talk but you don't get anything done. >> the gloves coming off during the third and final presidential debate in las vegas, so, who won? well, it really depends on who you ask or which website you go to. hillary clinton won 59% to 32% but other online polls say trump was the winner here. and the candidates won't be getting away from each other yet. tonight donald trump and clinton are scheduled to speak at tacharity event in new york.- - at a charity event in new york. but during the final faceoff, both presidential candidates came out swinging. >> she wants to give out amnesty. we have bad we want to get them up. back and forth all night long. they touched on the supreme court, 2