, where they settled in meridian, a quiet town at the foot of the majestic rockies. >> rob and candy hall had been married for more than 15 years, and by a lot of accounts from their friends, were happy. >> rob was the i.t. specialist for the local sheriff. candy was a paralegal. but the 40 year old wife and mother was dealing with some career struggles. >> she had recently lost a job at another law firm, and so she was looking for somewhere to work. >> enter emmett corrigan, her soon to be boss. the rising legal star was boyishly handsome, cocky and ambitious. the 30 year old had just opened his own law practice. not only did emmett have a thriving career, he had a beautiful wife, ashley. >> we were dating like two months. we dated really fast and we both just kind of knew it was what we wanted. >> they were the picture of the squeaky clean, all-american family with four kids and one on the way. the future looked bright. candy, the paralegal, was thrilled to be part of a vibrant new firm, but just as her professional life was coming together, her personal life was falling apart. >> she w

several artists come on stage, who pretend to be robbers, they kind of rob spectators in the hall, take away some of their personal belongings, hide them on the territory, that is, the arena or on the territory of the auditorium. then volf appears, and unmistakably finds these objects, that's what's interesting, later in the interview... oreshkin, journalist mesin described his performance in this way, it's not mind reading, but if i may say so, muscle reading, when a person thinks intensely about something, brain cells transmit impulses to all the muscles of the body, their movements, imperceptible to the naked eye, i are easily perceived. the indicator can be the inductor's breathing rate, his pulse, the timbre of his voice, the nature of his gait, and so on. here's what's interesting, when i studied at the shchepkin theatre school, we were given such an assignment, that is, it was an exercise in attention, in concentration, an exercise in feeling the partner, that is, we had to feel each other, this is very important in the future acting profession, look, now i'll show you the exerci

applications for reinstatement would be declined by commissioner bud selig and rob manfred, and he would be kept out of the hall of fame. >> people are going to like me because of the way i played, because i know i played like a hall of fame player, and all you got to do is check the stats. >> and that was tim kurkjian from our sister network, espn reporting. among rose's fans was none other than giants great hunter pence. he spoke fondly of the hit king during abc sevenr. >> earlier, he would talk to me from time to time, you know, in cincinnati and give me tips and pointers and just, you know, he just really was an enthusiastic, enthusiastic baseball player. he was a guy who loved the game. and obviously, i just really, am a big fan of the way he played the game. >> pence said he respected rose's intensity on the field, calling it a badge of honor. >> now a big move today inside the giants front office. giants legend buster posey is taking over as the team's top executive. the former pitcher will replace farhan zaidi, whom the giants fired as president of baseball operations. zaidi served six seasons in that

rob thanks and thank you for joining us. saturday night live is next. good night. the city hall insiders spend record high budgets.t worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding more? join me in changing city hall. >>> good evening, i'm kaitlain collins. despite repeated offers from the harris campaign, donald trump has refused to appear in another campaign saying, quote, it's not because i'm scared. however, there was one format in which president trump was willing to face off against harris. we take you live to that now. >> it's time for family feud election showdown. here's your host, steve harvey! >> okay now. all right. welcome to family feud, election edition. i am steve harvey, and i have spent the past 20 years hosting every show on tv as my alibi for those diddy parties. tonight, on this side, it's the democrats led by vice-pres

hall. the councilman accused of sexual misconduct with a minor. what city leaders just did to limit his power? and a follow up about a man who says his date kidnaped and robbed him. why? the woman accused of the crime isn't facing any charges. plus, elon musk breaking the law when he pays. is he breaking the law when he pays voters in battleground states the new requests for a federal probe with exactly two weeks until the election. the news at 530 starts right now. good evening, and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai, and i'm audrey asistio. controversy continues. late today, the embattled san jose city councilman has been stripped of all of his committee assignments. councilman omar torres is accused of sexual misconduct with a minor. the mayor of san jose wants him to step down, but

rob, for the heads up. all right. coming up, a step back for those trying to make it in the bay. mortgage rat surged higheres does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. jumped 0.27%. it's now around 6.5%, according to the mortgage news daily. economists say it's because the government's monthly employment report came out today, and it showed a better than expected jobs report. but they say don't expect the rate to go up much more. in fact, they expect mortgage rates to just stay close to 6% for the next year. economists say that's because the housing market has not been and not seen much of a boost lately due to high prices and low inventory. well, that jobs report today boosted the stock market. the dow jumped 341 points. the nasdaq jumped 219. the s&p also jumped by 51 points. a new development i

rob said it might even go up to 9596, especially if you're on the upper deck. yeah. here's the upside, though. former 49ers star patrick willis will be honored for being inducted into the pro football hallfame. a few months ago, willis sat down with nbc's matt maiocco about a current 49ers star who impresses him. no. fred warner very well. and you've studied his game. you know, with that, that balance of the physical skills and the mental game man. he seems to be. yeah, he seems to be right there, doesn't he? yeah. yeah. you know, and i mean, this is a fred is playing tremendous football right now. i mean he's and he's been since he's got since he's got here man. been playing unbelievable football. i love everything about fred's game and what most people don't realize. and my mentality is the next generation is supposed to come and pick up where you left off and make it greater. fred is doing just that. the way that he plays, he's, i call it he's the modern day machine. imagine me being a terminator, the 52 and he's terminated 54. you know, it has a little bit more of this, a little bit more of that. now, i still don't take anything away from what it was that i was able to do, but yeah,

robbed after meeting with the san mateo woman. he met online. we'll be right back. don't go anywhere. does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. 70 a woman was arrested and accused of robbing a man while on a date. >> police say she agreed to meet with the man who she reportedly then asked you on facebook after they talked online. the 2 decided to meet in person. police say the men on hillsdale boulevard, sam, a tail. he said the man's car talking during that entire conversation. police say she threatened them and for some a drive to a gas station to take out money. he says he was enforced a driver to a motel in san carlos, the baucus, emma taylor. they parted ways police were able to find her the next day using her facebook profile she was booked into jail on suspicion of k

rob. still ahead, merchandise for the upcoming wicked movie started coming out. the limited edition items that had some people fighting each other istoresn does mark farrell have the right experience to shake up city hallarly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. heart. there are more than 4000 patients on the heart transplant list at any given time, with far fewer organs available, meaning people can wait months, sometimes years, for an available heart. doctors at duke in north carolina have now turned to an experimental device a titanium artificial heart powered by magnets. natural heart will be removed and then the device will be attached through these connections to the remnant parts of the heart. it was definitely heavier because you don't normally feel your heart. i knew mentally my heart was gone and i'm like, okay, i am going to be tony stark, you know? i'm about to, you know, come out with

rob in minnesota. both former president trump and vice president harris have been doing media interviews and holding town halls. trump had an interview, or held a town hall yesterday on women's issues with fox news, says that former president donald j. trump reiterated his belief that democrats are "the enemy within" during a fox news town hall on tuesday, billed as a conversation about women's issues. vice president kamala harris sought to highlight mr. trump's recent inflammatory comments, arguing he has grown increasingly unstable and unhinged in the final weeks of the campaign. during a stump speech pennsylvania, ms. harris played footage of an earlier interview he had conducted with fox news in which he called the democratic party an individual lawmakers an enemy within and said they were more dangerous than foreign adversaries. vice president kamala harris is also expected to have a town hall with fox news today. that is her first news interview with the outlet. the article from "usa today" says that the network announced monday that its chief millian corps, bret baier will interview harris wednesday in

hall. but to be fair, you know, the others performed well as well . but i performed well as well. but i thought maybe robt clearly strong performance. what the markets are saying. the betting markets have very much shortened the odds on james cleverly. i've been speaking to his campaign just before coming on air. they're pointing me to betting exchanges where people have put a lot of money on james cleverly after his speech . clearly a very after his speech. clearly a very strong performance and a standing ovation. >> well, they they all got standing ovations of varying degrees , after the events of the degrees, after the events of the last few months, any politician has got to be a bit wary about talking about political betting, right ? you know, probably just right? you know, probably just best to be a little bit cautious on that. but no, i mean, jvt james gave a good performance. one thing i thought was interesting , all four candidates interesting, all four candidates invoked the spirit of margaret thatcher. yeah. >> as someone who's always been a great fan of the iron lady, i just thought it was int