rae carruth, though, did get out today.y will, eventually, establish some meeting point, where he and chancellor lee will meet. but, no, there's probably not a lot of sympathy for him, because he was, after all, convicted of conspiring to murder his pregnant girlfriend. >> it will be interesting to see where his story goes next. scott fowler, really appreciate you joining us today. thank you. >> thank you. >>> moments ago, president trump giving some unplanned remarks to reporters before he takes off to campaign with ted cruz. we will bring you those remarks. this as cnn has also obtained exclusive video of what turkish officials say is a body double. a suspect wearing the actual clothes of murdered "washington post" columnist, jamal khashoggi. stay with us. parts of me i didn't even know. results revealed i find out i'm 19% native american specifically from the chihuahua people. what?! that's - i find that crazy. it traces their journey from the mid-1800s from central mexico to texas. learning about the risks they took for

. >>> this is a name you probably haven't heard in nearly two dedes, if you have heard it at all, rae carruth is a free man tonight. >> tone-time rising nfl star lost everything when he was convicted for the shooting death of his pregnant girlfriend. that unborn baby who survived ase attack never known his father. >> as nbc's ron motts shows , carruth is beginning a new chapter, one he hopes will include his son. >> reporter: 44-year-old rae carruth, once a rising star fe carolina panthers, said nothing to reporters as he walkedut of prison today. he was convicted of ptting the 1999 murder of his pregnant girlfriend, cherica adams, shot four times by a hitman. their unborn child delivered by emergency c-section, suffered brain damage. chancellor lee ads, now 18, nal been raised by his mat grandmother. >> i want him to come to repe ance. becausrae is never going to have peace in his life until he tells the h.trut >> reporter: after carruth was arrested and posted bail, he fled and was laterhe found in trunk of this car, 500 miles away in tennessee. o twer men were also convicted. >> i

. >>> former nfl receiver and sacramento native rae carruth is out of prison after serving nearly two decades for plotting the murder of his pregnant girlfriend. >> and his unborn son survived and is now 18 years old, as maggie reports, the sacramento native says he hopes to make things right with his son. >> reporter: after nearly 19 years behind bars, rae carruth is a free man. he was a first round draft pick for the carolina panthers in 1997. >> touchdown, rae carruth. >> reporter: now age 44, he's walked out of a correctional facility in north carolina where he spent nearly half his life. speaking to wsoc, he says he wants to move forward. >> i just want to truly forgiven. >> reporter: carruth was found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder. he was arrested in 1999 in connecti his pregnant girlfriend. police say he tired someone to shoot her. his son survived. he's now living with cerebral palsy. in a letter, carruth apologizes, praising the boy's grandmother for taking care of her, but also accusing of lying about him. he writes, if i could change anything, i would change the who

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. >>> the one time wide receiver rae carruth to be released from prison. he used his vehicle to block his girlfriend's car so a hired gunman could shooter. doctors performed an emergency c-section for the baby, but the baby was born with cerebral palsy. he is now 18 years old and cared for by her mother. c carruth sent a letter to him earlier this month. >>> julia louis-dreyfus was celebrating last night and received the mark twain prize for humor. the actress known for "seinfeld" and "veep" also battled breast cancer this year. she offered this message for anyone facing this disease. >> power through. keep fighting. one step at a time. for true. that certainly helped me. think about it in almost in a weird way. baby steps. what is the next hurdle. that's what i would encourage anybody in the middle of it. just keep focused. >> i love her. >> how do you not? >> during the awards, she added cancer is not funny, but dealing with it is finding the funny moments. the show airs on pbs. >> we complain about the tough days and we see julia louis-dreyfus laughing

a bottle of juice for his 5- year-old daughter, sadie rae who was asleep in the backseat. >> i went in, jabbed the juice. even before i was going to pay i looked at the truck to make sure everything was okay. >> he parked directly in front of the store and left his sleeping daughter in the suv. he said he was in the store less than two minutes. before i got my change i looked for my truck and it was gone. >> reporter: a man jumped in the suv and took off with sadie in the backseat. >> i started freaking out and the gentleman said you have a little girl in the car? someone took off in my car and my little girl was sleeping there. and they immediately called the police. >> a few blocks away the carjacker pulls over and then takes 5-year-old sadie rae out of the car and leaves started w up and saw someone in the car and i did not know who he was and then the guy pulled over and he took me out of the car and he put me down and he drove, drove off. i was scared because i did not know where she was. she started crying and a lady at a nearby house came out and she -- i guess she was at grandm

rae said kill her then. as>> reporter: adams eight months pregnant driving her car when another vehicle pulled up beside her and opened fire. in a letter from prison last february addresseto sandra adams and obtained by wbtv carruth wrote, i le feel responsor everything that happened. his attorney said he wants to meet his son and according to hisan other, chancellor wants to meet his dad. ron mott, nbc news. >>> there are fears of an arm's re between the u.s. and russia after president trump said he's ripping up a cold war era nuclear treaty. advisor john bolton is in moscow where something he said about russia's election meddling is raising eyebrows. here is andrea mitchell. >> reporter: in ec of the cold war, president trump says he'll tep a historic treaty with russia because of russia treating, both sides to start building new weapons. >> russia has not adhered to the agreement. this should have been done years ago. until people come to their senses, we have more money than we'll build it up. >> reporte

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her father left her in the car at a quik stop when a a a the car can, and little sadie-rae was reunited with her parents. it is only a story are on a bshbc 7 news. >> i am in kindergarten. >> reporter: she is only 5 years old and has a story to tell. >> i have a new friend kayla and now i have a friend alina. >> reporter: at 4:00 this afternoon, she slept in the back of her dad's suv as he parked at story road and leeward drive. >> i parked in front of the store and i grabbed a drink, and i went to double-check to see if everything was cool can, a, andy gave me my change and then the car was gone. >> he left the car running, and so it took no time for the thief to get behind the wheel and take off. >> he is telling everybody here that he has a 5-year-old in the car. >> reporter: sadie-rae woke up to a stranger driving her dad suv. >> i didn't like it. i was so scared. >> and then he kicked her out. >> my mom was at the kitchen window and saw a little girl behind us crying,b and she went to see what was going on. >> and she was dropped off by the van. >> reporter: the san jose police reu

we had a half inch to over an enof rae inch of rain in the north bay. a lot of you just want to know, okay, what's happening next. i want to give you a wide perspective of what i'm following in the pacific right now. there are actually two more systems that move through, throughout the next few days. i don't see any rainfall coming from this right now but it looks impressive. that's why queewe're going to w it extremely closely. as we head through friday, also saturday, it breaks apart as it moves closer. might give us a little bit of coastal drizzle there by early saturday morning, but overall, we don't think any rainfall at this point. if we see it switch over to a chance of showers, you can bet i'll let you know about that. but for right now, we're looking good here as we head into the t weekend.lly ice outside. 77 in morgan hill, 75 in milpitas. 72 in los gatos and not quite as humid as it had been earlier this week. don't need the air conditioning across the east bay. 77 in walnut creek and 70 in oakland. a chilly 69 in san mateo. if you are headin

hill rae clinton spoke with donee dokoupil about the rise of women candidates partly in response to thetoo movement. >> you mention a file on sexism in politics. >> uh-huh. >> do you really have a file? >> i do. i do. it's a file that tells a somewhat sobering story about how hard it is to break through the mindsets that people have. and it is difficult for many people, and not just men. a lot of women, to think wit a minute, this woman is going to be a governor or a member of congress, or my mayor or maybe even a president. >> mrs. clinton also add ves-- addressed the monica lewinsky scandal in light of the me too movement. in the number of years men have been forced to step down after being accused of sexual misconduct. >> in retrospect, do you think bill should have resigned in the wake the monica lewinsky scandal. >> absolutely not. >> it wasn'tance abuse of power. >> no, no. >> there are people who look at the incidents of the '90s and they say a president of the united states cannot have a consensual relationship with an intern. the power imbalance. >> she was an adult. but let me

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is easier to flip an open seatment secretary, 25 house republicans are in disrtricts cried by hill rae clinton two years ago. mainly in suburban districts literally from coast to coast. only 13 democratic seets are i trump-friendly districts. and it is here in suburban america where the president's approval ratings are particularly low. third, unlike the last mid-terms when republicans were on the offensive on issues like obamacare, this time voters are concerned about threats to health care and the gop's signature issue, tho tax cuts, are actually meeting with disapproval. soight now with 42 republican house seats in danger and only three democratic seats if danger, odds-makers say there is a four to one chance that the democrats will win the necessary 23 seaol to get conf the house. let's remember, however, that llary clinton was a 3-1 favorite on election day two years ago. >> sreenivasan: but let's talk about the seate. >> senate is completely different. the map for 2018 is nothing less than a nightmare forathe demo only one republican seat is in a state clinton carried, thais neva

october where you would expect a lot more policies will be unveiled, but philip hammond gave in summer raeill have to rise —— philip hammond gave an indication. either way, a conservative government might have to raise taxes as well. let's turn page two of the sun, the same picture of gambling in the whitfield, but the six—month brexit delay, part of borisjohnson's bid to become prime minister. this is an interesting story. the suggestion is that he is drumming up support for his big prime ministerial project in the first thing he wants to do was delayed brexit by six months to effectively put a stop on the negotiations to try to get back on the front foot. it is not going to the front foot. it is not going to the ghillie well so far, you could say, i suppose. the ghillie well so far, you could say, isuppose. it the ghillie well so far, you could say, i suppose. it is interesting because perhaps boris is the only one who could do this, it is a kind of nixon in china thing. he is such a brexiteer that maybe he could get away with it. ifind it hard a brexiteer that maybe he could get away wi

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pittsburgh >>> president trump is back at the white house tonight after his somewhat tense visit to pay rae spents respects to the victims of the pittsburg, pennsylvania synagogue shooting. the rabbi is the one who welcomed the president instead of the mayor. some people resenting that the president arrived as the funerals were under way. as is tradition, the president and first lady laid stones from the white house and the white roses as memorials for those killed. >> we turn to the leaders of our country. we've got to stop hate, and it can't be to just say we have to stop hate. we need to do. we need act. >> protesters did act, chanting to the president that he wasn't welcome and not until he denounces white nationalism. the president's motorcade passed right through those people as it traveled to the hospital to meet with police officers wounded in the shooting. the first of three funerals of the 11 people killed in pittsburg began today the >>> the earth is in trouble and animals are sending us a message. the world wildlife plan says our planet needs to be quote, put on life support. wi

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about six blocks away, the thief kicked sadie-rae out. a neighbor saw her crying and called police. officers then reunited her with her parents. >> maybe 20 minutes maybe. i don't know because i was so panicked. i didn't really know how long it was. it just felt like forever. >> police arrested 30-year-old martin muerta of san jose. he faces kidnapping, auto theft and obstruction charges. coroedurn in the reserve duct a tomorrow between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. it is to reintroduce fire as a natural element of the ecosystem. if there are high winds in the area, tomorrow's burn will be canceled. a nasty fall off the stage and into the crowd at the hard rock live in mississippi. the audience helped her back up. she went on with the show seemingly unhurt. it was the third show on the road for her straight up paula 2018 tour. >> poor paula. ouch. that could not have felt good. >> i'm a paula fan. i remember in the past she talked about how she says she's a clutz. even though they say a choreographer, been dancing all her life. >> hey, put the tall heels on. it could happen to anybody, r

. >> i don't rae great anything, honestly. it all worked out very nicely. >> okay. so for people unfamiliar, donald trump suggested a grainy photo of lee harvey oswald in cuba, there was a man behind that looked vaguely like rafael cruz, ted cruz's fathers. listen to the words trump used -- "i don't regret anything ever." who says that, number one. and then "it all worked out," which means i won. if the end is him winning, getting what he wants, the means to which he gets there, including lying to the public, misleading, sometimes unknowingly, doesn't matter. stop to think about if that is the sort of thing that we want to institutionalize in our political process. because we're pretty darn close right now and that's a dangerous thing. >> and there are plenty of facts the president could run on, the economy, but he's choosing a different path. the president did make a personal revelation about himself at a rally in texas. take a look. >> a globalist is a person that wants the globe to do well, frankly not caring about our country so much. and you know what? we can't

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another thing that's in there -- that actually was very, very rae clearly identified in a r.a.b.he traction box extension, once it's built, it's going to require the condemnation of in excess of $2 billion of san francisco prime real estate, including the enti entire rankin center. as far as i know, none of that has been addressed. the f.t.a. is not aware of this, and the sooner we get down to the bottom of that, the better. >> okay. madam clerk, any others? >>clerk: mr. lebrun includes other items? okay. that concludes members of the public that wish to address you. >> vice chair gee: next item, please. >> next item is a report on the update of the salesforce transit center. >> good morning, board members. dennis tershon, senior construction manager. i will give an update to the temporary supports. this will be a continuation of last week's presentation, but i will also -- i'm also including original slides from last week for knowing that there are different members here today than were last week, so i've included all that as a short recap. i will be covering fremont street stat

robert rundo faces charges of plotting riots, inciting violence for h his role in a rae of attacks in 2017, including -- includining the deadly unite t e right rally in charlottesville last august. three other members of the group were charged alongside rundo. two were apprehended at the torrance and redondo beach. a fourth suspect is still at large. the men are accused of participating in violent attacks as well as using the internet to incite violence ahead of various events. the group publicly documented their attacks as a recruitment tool. earlier this month, four other members of the rise above movement were indicted on riot charges. so at the same time we are seeing one after another suspected pipe bomb being sent , weto leading trump c critics are hearing about this arrest here in california. talk about who robert rundo is. not from california originally. he is from new york, actually. grew up in the city. its history dodoes involve the history of violence. he spent severeral years in prin in new york forr a stabbining incident that he alleges was his form of self-defense.. it

that storm surge, a water level rise may hit 12 feet and we're talking again about 8 to 12 inches of rae florida panhan also for the carolinas and coming up. good time to check traffic as we take a live look at the bay your morning commute. >>> the metering lights activated at 5:20 this morning and how quickly that backup grew within just under 15 minutes there. so here we are over at the metering lights. you can see everyone just waiting their turn heading into san francisco. traffic is backing up especially coming around the 580 approach. that's really slow. eastshore freeway we are still in the green heading westbound out of hercules over towards the maze. we are still looking good. now, we did have earlier reports of a car looks like it broke down in the center divide as you make your way up the incline. so our travel times now in the yellow as you headin san francisco. overall, it looks like it's an easy ride. i haven't even been able to find that car over in the center divide so they may have already cleared it as you are heading towards treasure island there. coming off the bay br

. >>> after nearly 20 years behind bars, former nfl star rae carruth was released from a prison in north in his third season with the carolina panthers when he was found guilty of conspiracy to murder his girlfriend who was pregnant at the time. prosecutors say carruth blocked his girlfriend's car so a hired gunman could shoot her. doctors saved the baby. adams died four weeks later. according to a department of corrections supervisor, he will be under supervision for four months. >> first video of the u.s. coast guard rescues under way. a mexican fishing board burned at sea. the mexican coast guard and navy responded, but it was good samaritans who pulled 15 people from the water. the coast guard then transported two people who needed urgent medical attention. search still under way for three people remaining missing. >> a celebration turned to chaos in clemson, south carolina. look at this video. early saturday morning, partygoers as the dance floor collapsed. look at it there. sending students falling into the basement below. more than 30 people had to be rushed to the hospital. polo

that's a pretty good precursor to somebody making a significant change in their lifestyle or rae having a tendency going toward acting out as law enforcement puts it. we have in each of these places and in each of these states, we have units that are expert on this. we have new york city and now we have burlingame, florida. we have seen this play out and seen the teams go in and the devices removed and taken out. what's going on in those areas and what does the volume of it say to you? >> you're referring to the vents after 9/11. the efforts on the part of the national government, state and local law enforcement who better coordinate, better collaborate. you've been seeing over the last several days the poetry of that activity. the video is showing right now of the white van when it was initially approached by law enforcement. you have fbi. you have atf. you have postal authorities. you have nypd counter terrorism no, sir. we have improved so much from our pre- 9/11 days in these last 15, 16 years. it could not have been anything but beneficial in accelerating the pace of this investiga

it's rae chaneally changing the. the candidate in that race is a wealthy businessman but who has a campaign pledge not to take any pact money. he has a pac man game featuring his opponent. bernie sanders pioneered it in his campaign. i think you're seeing it. >> axios says you have about 8% americans who are hard left. 6% hard right. both of those camps hate each other. then in the middle you have the majority of american who are the exhausted majority. people who are sick and tired of talking about politics. feels like that's going play in turn out when it comes to mid temp midterms, no? >> it's a checks and balance election. there's a number of voters who voted for a republican congressional candidate in 2016 because they thought hillary clinton would win and they wanted a check on her power. those voters still don't like donald trump. we are seeing democrats do very well in suburban house districts. i agree with steve where trump could help is in the senate which is being waged in much rural terrain. >> that leave

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now, we had issa rae on here and she said you can dance any dance in the highest of heels. >> this is start off as a professional dancer? >> no, i'm just african. ( laughter ) >> stephen: write that down. did not know. did not know. comes with the territory, eh? >> i was born in nigeria. i feel like you come out of the womb, like, um-bah-dah, um-bay-day. so that's, that's how it happens. >> stephen: that must be painful for the mother, for the baby to be dancing on the way out! >> my mom's like, huh? >> stephen: how did you get started as a stand-up comedian? because that's really how you got your way into show business, before you were on the show. >> it is. well, i was on my way to med school-- that's how the joke starts. >> stephen: okay. ( cheers ) >> yes, all the doctors in the house, right? i did not become a doctor. oh, my god. i was on my way to med school. my parents are nigerian immigrants, so they are like, "you must be a doctor." and i was like, "i will try." and then-- ( laughter ) >> stephen: that was the plan from the beginning. >> from the very beginning. >> stephen: "

. >>> this was the moment that convicted murderer and ex-carolina panthers prisoner rae carruth walked out of a prison this morning. carruth was convicted ofg hir a hit man to shoot and kill his pregnant girlfriend in november of 1989. she was eight months pregnant and she didn't want to pay child support. doctors managed to save the baby, who is now living wit cerebral palsy due to the trauma. carruth served a sentence of 18 years. >> an exploding body camera prompts a recall of a certain brand. the nypd has suspend the use of certain v-view models after a police officer wearing one noticed it was smoking and took it off. a not longfter that, the police department says it exploded. none was injured. ie parent company axon says is working closely with the nypd to investigate. >>> now to a tragedy in costa rica. four americans from florida died during a river rafting accident over the weekend. the river guide also died when the fast-moving waters flipped their raft. nbc's kerry sanders has the new developments this morning. >> reporter: this morning, new video of rescue crews at the sce

. >> brown: a community organizer is played by issa rae. >> violence, brutality.s the same story with just a different name. >> brown: director tillman says he studied real-life cases and their aftermaths to present an honest portrait. >> i felt like we were the right thing and just honoring them. so all that research and all at time speaking and talkingll to ahese organizations, it was all just about to get it, to make it feel right, you know so, like, ample, the uprising, the protests, i mean,w thatas six days, six nights that we shot that.ik but it took usmonths andhs montyou know, looking at ferguson and looking at what is important. us brown: all involved tol they wanted to offer a nuanced view of both black and white communities, and a story not anti-police, but anti-police brutality. for her pa, amandla stenberg has used her celebrity on social media as a kind of megaphone on issues of concern to her, including th"black lives matter" movement. she sees her acting in the same light. t for me, my artistry is always driven by a desicreate representation and hu

the point is the president has it he got to be honore be on rae youngest. everybody goes before me, everybody loves me and even if they don't, we all know that child everybody knows a younget child, happy-go-lucky. by the time the parents get to you and we'll know in oldest who is c., who has way too much confidence may be more than god meant for them to have initially, someone who feels a sense of control that might not make sense to the rest of us. i believe he has both of those that have served him very well. he is a happy congenial very compassionate and having experienced the tragedy of his brother young in life made him compassionately see that. this week addressing the opioid issue which i don't believe any other president has even addressed and it is a prolific problem but you know what he heard about it if wasn't in the media you only heard about the opioid problem he heard about on the campaign trail because he had moms and dads coming up and saying please do something and that's what made him want to do that and the compassion fo comps brother th

again he won and was rae elected and re-elected and re-elected again. he served a whole bunch of terms in the senate. he moved up again and won for straight treasurer. and then he moved up again and won the race for secretary of state. this guy was totally unbeatable. by the time he was running for reelection as secretary of state, he did something that no other statewide elected official had ever done before in the history of that state. he won all 102 counties in the state of illinois in that race. nobody had ever done that before in any statewide race. but he was al the pal. who could be against him? he was the consensus choice. no matter what he was running for, for decades from these little municipal posts all the way up through everything in state government, he was totally absolutely unbeatable. and in a sort of methodical way, as he was working his way up to higher and higher office, it ultimately became sort of inevitable that he would end up being a u.s. senator from illinois. in the united states senate, alan dixon was still al the pal, but h

supervisors amended ordinance for application prior to january 12th of 2016, to grant fathegrandfather their rae them until december 7th of 2018 to secure their site permit. the biggest issue with that is that not all-pro jets wer all pd at the same time. creating a ability to reach this key milestone. while many projects grandfathered have been able to secure their site permit, there's still 34 projects that have yet to secure this major milestone. and the looming december 7th, 2018 deadline puts housing units at risk. four of these projects representing 500 units were entitled by the planning commission in the last 30 days and another four totaling well over 1,000 units are still waiting for entitlement. it goes without saying that given our current process, it's impossible to secure site permits in less than two months. the legislation levels of playing field and ensure that they get the same amount that other projects have had before them. in very care cases, projects have secured their site permit in eight to 10 months but it's far more common for this process to take 24 to 30 months. i hav

rae dow jones industrial a jumped nearly 548 points to close 25,798. the nasdaq rose 214 points, and the s&p 500 added 59. still to come on the newshour: questions remain over saudi arabia's involvement in the alled murder of a journalist how potential voter suppression could afct the outcome of the midterm elections. today secretary of state mike posaeo traveled to riyadhi arabia, amidst a major crisis that threatens the u.s.-saudi alliance. there are stildmany unanswe questions about the fate of rnalist jama khashoggi, suspected of being killed and dismembered inside saudi arabia'ifs >>rin: in the gilded royal palace in riyadh, america's top diplomat met saudi arabia's de facto ruler. and at a moment of mounting pressure, crown prince mohammad bin salman declared unity . >> as with america and saudi arabia, we are really strong and old allies. so, we face our challenges gether. the past, the day of, tomorrow. >> absolutely. >> schifrin: after a hastily areonged, 12-hour flight, pod conducteround of meetings, includinwith a frail 82-year- old king sal

that deserved to be investigated, eithero clear judge kavanaugh of these allegations or to corroborate rae allegations made by dr. ford, deborarez ramirez and others. >> woodruff: senator, there is more conversation now about truth and temperament, about whether judge kavanaugh adhered to what is known to be the facts, the truth, w he was testifying about his own past and tt he temperamat he displayed. are those going to be part of senators' decisions when they decide whether to confirm or not? >> i think they should be, because i think tempertam fitness goes to our advice and consent role different senators i think will reach different conclusions. ve the very long, very heated, emotional hearing that we ivd last thursday, dr. ford came forward withting testimony. i am convinced that she believes she was assaulted and i am convinced that judge kavanaugh believes he did not commit that assault. but it is very difficult to reconcile thosewo competing narratives. i do think that judge kavaugh ras aggressive in the ways he ined with several members of the committee and came up to orven crosse

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