>> rubin: they did nothing.t one time did we get a call, an email, a fax, a telegram, a helium balloon. we got nothing from the n.f.l.p.a. in regards to this project. >> keteyian: only after regulators sanctioned him in 2013 did the players' association send out an alert regarding rubin and his misconduct. we wanted to talk to the n.f.l. players association and its current president, cincinnati offensive tackle eric winston, about its financial advisers program, but, after repeated requests, the union declined to put anyone on camera, including winston, who was once a client of jeff rubin's and invested around $1 million in country crossing. >> chase carlson: if they were proud of the program, they'd be sitting in this chair. >> keteyian: chase carlson is a lawyer who represents 13 n.f.l. players who claim they were ripped off by rubin and two other financial advisers registered with the union's program, which carlson says is littered with cases of financial failures. >> carlson: it's a disaster. >> keteyian: th

>> rubin: i would apologize. i'd want to catch up. >> keteyian: would you begin with the words "i'm sorry"? >> rubin: yeah, absolutely. i'm sorry this happened. you know, that was my life. >> keteyian: you know, some of them honestly would like to get their hands around your neck. today, jeff rubin lives in denver, out of the fast lane. he's been barred from serving as an investment adviser by finra, the financial industry regulatory authority, and by the s.e.c., the securities and exchange commission, in the wake of the country crossing debacle. >> rand getlin: in my summation, this is the single largest set of investment losses in the history of the n.f.l t hands of one investment adviser. >> keteyian: rand getlin co- wrote groundbreaking articles about country crossing for yahoo sports. what surprised getlin is how the n.f.l. players association allowed rubin to operate unchecked. in 2000, the union had established a financial advisers program to help protect players and their money. jeff rubin was registered

>> rubin: i would apologize. i'd want to catch up. >> keteyian: would you begin with the words "i'm rry"? you know, that was mlife. >> keteyian: you know, some their hands aroundr ouck. today, jeff rubin lives in denver, out of the fast lane. he's been barred from serving as an investment adviser by finra, the financial industry gulatory authority, and by the s.e.c., the securities and exchangeommission, in the wake of the cntry crossing debacle. >> rand getlin: in my summation, this is the single largest set of investment losses in the hands of one investment adviser. >> keteyian: rand getlin co- wrote groundbreaking artics about try crossi f yahoo sports. what sprised getlin is how the n.f.l. players associa allowed rubin to operate unchecked. tablhed a financial advisers program to help protect players and their money. jeff rubin was registered with that program. >>etlin:e was the pied piper, and he led a lot of these guys to their final registered in that program for the better part of a decad >> keteyian: je

secretary rubin: i think of it differently, david. i think that in both -- i am very much a democrat. i think in both parties the more extreme elements of the party are where the energy is right now. i do think we do not have asymmetry. the freedom caucus in the house has fundamentally been opposed to governing. and that is a major problem for our country. the question now is, who for the moment current polls hold and hillary gets elected to president, i think the critical question for our country will be, is the congress going to engage with hillary and the democrats to govern, and that is to say to engage in principle compromise, to focus on facts and analysis. politics is always very important. to make difficult decisions so that in respect to our critical challenges we can legislate. or are-s it going to be like the last six years which is fundamentally almost complete dysfunction in our system? if we have that complete dysfunction, i think we'll pay an ever increasing cost for it. over the longer run if that continues i think we'

. >> reporter: this is the collision late last night that has turned rubin's life upside down. he was playing goalie when he dove for the ball, another player kicked him in the head. the teenager stopped breathing >> i was in shock and panic. it was a sequence of things that i've never seen really. it was bad. >> you thought you might lose him there. >> i thought i might lose him there. airlifted to atlanta medical where he spent several days in a coma. >> and when he did wake up, his parents say he spoke only in spanish at first, a language he had never spoken fluently before. for now, rubin stays games on tv. >> sometimes i days out. sometimes i feel like i'm not there. but i am. >> he hopes one day to be back on the pitch himself and when he does return, his coach wants him and every other goalie to wear a helmet. >> everybody is waiting until that big thing happens before they start wearing the mask. >> we should try to prevent these things from happening earlier. >> rubin's english, as you can ability to speak spanish has faded. he's still monitored closely by doctors. wha

rubin erdley. she declined. but we have her on tape nevertheless. in this never before seen deposition tape, we're hearing time -- being questioned, just this past spring, under oath by eramo's lawyers. >> ms. erdely, do you believe that jackie was actually gang raped, knowing what you know now? >> i have no way of knowing. >> do you have any belief, whatsoever, as to whether she was or was not gang raped? >> i couldn't possibly speculate. it never occurred to me that jackie was fabricating the story. >> jackie told you that she was raped by seven men. is that correct? in your mind? >> no. i knew, prior to publication, that jackie had originally -- when she originally talked about her assault, she talked about it as being an oral assault by five different men, but she had told her -- that's something she told her roommate, rachel. but rachel told me, as jackie became more comfortable with the details of her assault, she came forward with the truth, which was that it actually had been seven men and

refuses to allow any access to us or we reached rubin by phone but she said she had nothing to say to us and hung up. darcy spears, 13 action news. we have full statements from petsmart and a home 4 spot on our website at ktnv dot com. tonight.... we're getting results for a henderson woman..... who says.... she was living with a ceiling... that felt more like..... a time bomb. this video shows.... what she had to deal with... for about -2- weeks. tina marie lopez says.... she told emergency leaky ceiling in her bathroom..... as soon as she noticed it. but says... nothing was done.... for -2- weeks. 18.39.47 i cant run a household if the house that im coming home to is garbage 55 and is not efficient 57 yesterday... maintenance patched it up.... but... she was worried.... it wouldn't hold. 13 action news went straight to apartment management... and... with-in hours.... crews went back out... and... did additional work.... to the ceiling. a weak system is passing to as it does, it'll bring in some breezes to the area this evening and tomorrow morning. expect high temps to remain in the

reporter sabrina rubin erdely. and the woman we still known only as "jackie." what is jackie saying now? >> we're looking forward to having jackie on the stand and -- and hearing from her just like the rest of america. >> is there a villain in this story? >> i don't think so. i think everybody loses. >> the trial starts monday in virginia. and the fraternity is also suing rolling stone. >> and we'll be continuing to follow this case. we want to know what you think. what really happened to j in the end? let us know on facebook and twitter. >> and you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, we have resources on our website, abcnews.com. >> thanks for watching tonight. have a greet weekend. good night. . the only democrat in iowa's congressiona l delegation wants to keep his 2 c1 3 a former college professor takes on a surgeon in a debate to represent southeast and newbo city market welcomes back shoppers with a grand celebration that includes music, food and games. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 new

reporter sabrina rubin erdely gets on the phone with jackie, s attack. jackie gives her one, but wavers on the spelling. it's a red flag for erdely. after she can't find anyone matching that name and another unsettling call with jackie, she fires off this ominous e-mail to her editors. the subject line? "our worst nightmare." jackie isn't credible. we have to issue a retraction. within hours, they post an editor's note online acknowledging "mistakes in the reporting process." backtracking. they turn to the columbia journalism school to conduct an independent review. but that other reporter, "the washington post"'s t. rees shapiro, had already begun his own reporting -- starting with jackie's three friends, now under the microscope. their version of her story was very different than the one that appeared in "rolling stone." >> totally different. >> reporter: those friends? two of them, you met earlier. alex and ryan. named andy and randall in the portrayed as cold-hearted when jackie came to them in crisis. >> there were all these horrible quotes attribut

the "rolling stone" reporter, sabrina rubin eardley, becomes a rock star in her own right. a seasoned journalist with numerous sexual assault stories to her portfolio. >> i met a young woman named jackie. >> reporter: she becomes a sought-after talk show guest, hammering the uva administration for what she says was indifference to jackie's claims. >> she went to the administration and told them that she had been gang raped, and the administration did nothing about it. >> reporter: in fact, in the article, jackie claims she told the administration about two other rape allegations at that same fraternity, but says no action was taken. >> not only was there no the campus administration apparently decided there was no reason to warn the rest of the campus that there had been multiple allegations of gang rape against a fraternity that continued to hold parties every weekend. >> reporter: and another lightning strike in the article, jackie once asked associate dean of students nicole eramo why uva's rape stats were hard to find. she says the dean answered, "because nobody wants t

expected to testify, the reporter sabrina rubin erdely.ving jackie on the stand and -- and hearing from her just like the rest of america. >> is there a villain in this story? >> i don't think so. i think everybody loses. >> the trial starts monday in virginia. and the fraternity is also suing rolling stone. >> and we'll be continuing to follow this case. we want to know what you think. what really happened to jackie in the end? let us know on facebook and twitter. >>nd you or someone you know s been a victim of sexual assault, we have resources on our website, abcnews.com. >> thanks for watching tonight. have a greet weekend. good night. >>> breaking news, there was a massive manhunt for a gunman who shot a police officer in the head. >> late word of

reporter sabrina rubin erdely. and the woman we still known only as "jackie." what is jackie saying now? >> we're looking forward to having jackie on the stand and -- and hearing from her just like the rest of america. >> is there a villain in this story? >> i don't think so. i think everybody loses. >> the trial starts monday in virginia. and the fraternity is also suing rolling stone. >> and we'll be continuing to follow this case. we want to know what you think. what really happened to jackie in the let us know on facebook and twitter. >> and you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, we have resources on our website, abcnews.com. >> thanks for watching tonight. have a greet weekend. good night. >>> denver7 news starts right shingles flips getting onto e- 470 creating a huge mess. clean up is still going on this late hour. 3 the ramp from northbound i-25 south of denver, but all lanes are open. >>> well new information this fire on a resident. it is the second one in as many days in douglas county. airtracker7 shows the flames east of e-470

expected to testify, the reporter sabrina rubin erdely.ving jackie on the stand and -- and hearing from her just like the rest of america. >> is there a villain in this story? >> i don't think so. i think everybody loses. >> the trial starts monday in virginia. and the fraternity is also suing rolling stone. >> and we'll be continuing to follow this case. we want to know what you think. what really happened to jackie in the end? let us know on facebook and twitter. >> and you or someone you know has been a victim of sexual assault, we have resources on our website, abcnews.com. >> thanks for watching tonight. have a greet weekend. good night. oming up, on action friends gather to remember two teens killed along roosevelt boulevard and donald trump latches out at his latest accusers and that is next. for doctors who perform them. would you put people in jail for performing abortions? at some point doctors performing abortions i think would be subject to that sort of penalty. dscc is responsible for the content of this advertising. action ne

we reached rubin by phone but she said she had nothing to say to us and hung up. darcy spears, 13 action news. (anchor tag) we have full statements from petsmart and a home 4 spot on our website at ktnv dot com. we're now less than a month before the election day. but it's not just the voters. up next -- we're digging deeper into their surrogates and whether they can make a big impact. plus -- oprah winfrey is weighing in on the election. what she said about one of the candidates that now has everyone talking. but first -- a man is dead after a shooting near caesars palace. what we're learning overnight. you spend a lot of time opening doors for these little guys. but congressman heck opens them for these guys -- special interests and the billionaire koch brothers. and heck supports their agenda -- special tax breaks even for corporations shipping jobs overseas. worse, heck pays for them by cutting education and raising taxes on us. congressman heck is what's wrong with washington. dscc is responsible metro says someome called 9-11 after 11 last night saying a man

in a discussion with jamie rubin, the biggest flip-flop, that's called the tpp. hillary clinton was in favor 45 times now is somehow against it. >> i want to get your, give you an opportunity, boris, to respond to what we just heard from jamie rubin, but governor pence he took a different position from trump on the issue of vladimir putin and russia. what jamie said, but let me play the clip. >> the small and bullying leader of russia is now dictating terms to the united states, to the point where all of the united states of america, the -- the great effort nation on earth, just withdrawals from talks about a cease-fire while vladimir putin puts a missile defense system in syria, while he marshals the forces and begins -- look, we have got to begin to lean into this with strong, broad-shouldered american leadership. >> certainly sounded different than what we've heard from donald trump over these many months. pence, denied, for example, trump praised putin, even though trump has repeatedly called him a strong leader. is there some daylight here based on everythin

contact 13 discovered elizabeth rubin, who runs a-r-p, is spot. diana england, who runs a home 4 spot, declined our request for an on-camera interview. instead she sent a statement saying "yes. we are assisting adopt-a-rescue-pet to help get their dogs adopted to their forever homes." an admitted violation of the ban petsmart has imposed. and though it may help the innocent animals caught up in a controversial situation, a former a-r-p board member says it could be all about the money. renee 12:28 when you look at dogs a year and your average adoption fee is $200 then that's $200,000 right there. where do those thousands of dogs come from? as we first reported, the animal foundation has refused to work with a-r-p since 2009 because of major concerns over how the rescue houses and treats dogs. renee says a- r-p does pick up strays and take dogs owners no longer want, but many of their renee 3:28 they were bringing in dogs from california because they're not allowed to pull here in las vegas. as many as 20 to 50 a month for years, she says. while a-

adam: one of the great parts of any rubin. kyle: oh, yeah. oh, yeah, she's a beauty. adam: you have some pork up here, too. kyle: new item menus for the fall. adam: you slice it and shredded in-house. kyle: oh, yeah. adam: a nice melty trippi,d -- drippy. kyle: we smoke that in-house, 18 thanks for joining us for "cook's corner." out here with other vets. you never think you'll end up here, until you do. annie kuster is working hard to get veterans off the streets with affordable housing. and she's helped connect vets with jobs so they can get back on track. that means a lot to me. and i want to say, "thank you, annie." there's a reason cnbc named new hampshire 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 u

fox's ann rubin has the story. inside these boxes, sit hundreds of meals... today 10/17 , 125 inmates started a hunger strike, inside the santa clara county jail.valle says: "just being incarcerated itself... how are you going to get your voice heard? usually your voice is only heard through letters sent to your loved ones." jose valle, with silicon valley debug is also helping to spread the inmates' message. their concern: that they're not being treated fairly. they've written up a list of demands... among them: they want changes to how inmates are classified for housing, how placement in solitary confinement is handled, and what they call the practice of denying inmates valle says: "i mean some of these individuals can't even get their proper hygiene. they can't get the proper clothing that every individual needs to have." the santa clara county sheriff's office is monitoring the strike carefully... keeping inmates hydrated and looking for signs of distress. still they say, reforms, many of them recommended by the blue ribbon commission this year 2016 ... a

we reached rubin by phone but she said she had nothing to say to us and hung up. darcy spears, 13 action news. (anchor tag) we have full statements from petsmart and a home 4 spot on our website at ktnv dot com. before election day. but it's not just the candidates making a case for us voters. up next -- we're digging deeper into their surrogates and whether they can make a big impact. plus -- oprah winfrey is weighing in on the election. what she said about one of the candidates that now has everyone talking. but first -- a man is dead after a shooting near caesars palace. what we're learning overnight. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. narrator: 2013: joe heck votes to shut down the government, risking vital services for thousands of nevada seniors and veterans. but as federal employees like air traffic controllers worked 16 days without pay, joe heck continues to cash his paycheck... even as 244 members of congress refused their pay. joe heck says he deserves it. near caesars palace. metro says someome called 9-11 after 11 last night saying

rubins now heads to houston for debriefing. from space to the sea, the navy's newest research vessel is named after astronaut sally ride. the sally ride opens for public tours today in san diego. while the ship is owned by the navy, it's operated by the 20 scientists can work onboard at one time. they plan to study marine mammals and plant life, ocean currents, and the effect of humans on our oceans. >> 2 billion people depend on seafood as their primary protein. of course we want to study fish and ecosystems. thema: sally ride was the first american woman to fly into space. the first research cruise begins in early november. first lady michelle obama dedicath submarine. the uss illinois is named for the first lady's home state. reporter joseph wenzel takes us to the ceremony. >> officers and crew of the uss illinois, man our ship and bring her to life. >> and with that order. the 132 crew members and officers of the uss illinois began active service for the navy's newest submarine. built here in connecticut by electric boat. a

rubins contributed to a number of new studies while she was in space as well. sot: daddy..hey buddy..cheers a sweet reunion this halloween for a young boy in gainsville, 4-year-old jaden hayes gets to trick- or-treat with his dad, jermaine this year. the u-s army soldier has been stationed in iraq..and suprised his son over the weekend. "it was a surprise my wife set up..and i was just supposed to meet him while he was out trick or treating. it was a surprise for me and him." jaden was dressed as a soldier . tonight, jaden is going to dress as nemo. week eight of the nfl regular season is in the books..and it didn't come without some drama... a big scare for broncos defensive coach, wade phillips. he was carted off the field after a chargers player accidentally knocked him down. he's doing fine this morning. the broncos won the game, 27 to 19. 1:25 carr...ball game 1:33 the raiders beating the touchdown. they're now tied for first in the afc west. another overtime thriller..this one between the cowboys and the eagles. . dak prescott leading dallas to a 29 to 23

rubin states this is not visual from the public right-of-way at all especially the house at the east has been adam virtually impossible to see this penthouse unless you're in the air the other thing to address the alternatives to elevators and lifts will be mentioned i think stair chairs will be mentions basically those alternatives exist for situations you can't have an elevator it is the ideal method for move up and down and all other alternative people go to when when they subsequent can and cannot do have an elevator we have the admiral situations dealing with those alternatives tare heavy and mechanically less reliable and require a transfer from the chairlift those lifts are very, very slow one forget of an elevator if i think about this project being true to its goal which is to provide an ada compliant single-family home for a couple to be in forever the elevator should go to the top and something that came up the legalization of the opinionated one of the dr requesters the building department review of the roof deck this roof deck has been reviewed by a senior official and w

there's a $100-thousand grant to the rubin museum of art...a gucci foundationand a $158- thousand contribution to the martin greenberg foundation. and we found 8 separate donations to the new york jets private foundation - since 2007totallying $75,000 my conclusion is that those were taxable expenditures.marc owens is a dc based tax attorney who previously led the irs division on exempt organizations. he says a violation could cost the donald j trump foundation big. potentially leading to a 20 percent pe contribution.those returns show an absence of attention to detail, an ignorance of the law, disregard of the law, and a pattern over the course of years.statement: when asked for an explanation about potential violations of irs rules, trump's campaign said the foundation has no full time staff, no overhead and no paid board members" adding its "focus" has been on distributing grants to groups it considers "worthy".the trump campaign and the donald questions, including whether trump's foundation ever filed any updates with the irs, or if it sees the need to take any corrective actions.mark gree

contact 13 discovered elizabeth rubin, who runs a-r-p, is funneling dogs through another rescue group called a home 4 spot. diana england, who runs saying "yes. we are assisting adopt-a-rescue-pet to help get their dogs adopted to their forever homes." an admitted violation of the ban petsmart has imposed. innocent animals caught up in a controversial situation, a former a-r-p board member says it could be all about the money. renee 12:28 when you look at you're adopting out a thousand dogs a year and your average adoption fee is $200 then that's $200,000 right there. where do those thousands of dogs come from? as we first reported, the animal foundation concerns over how the rescue houses and treats dogs. renee says a- r-p does pick up strays and take dogs owners no longer want, but many of their rescue pets are not local. renee 3:28 they were bringing in dogs from california because they're not allowed to pull here in las vegas. as many as 20 to 50 a month for years, she says. while a-r-p promotes itself as a no-k they're adding to southern nevada's animal over-population problem. j

rubins is a stanford grad to become the first person of to sequence dna in space. she did a couple spacewalks, as well. >>> everyone is getting into the halloween spirit this weekend, including elephants at the oregon zoo. lilly had fun smashing these pumpkins. she really got into is it, rolling around in the remains. it raises money for palm-oil free candy. companies is agreed to the to use palm oil wishes is harvested in biologically diverse areas is what neighbors said they saw and heard in their prominent bay area community where a bay area attorney was killed on his own front porch. and colin kaepernick said he never expected his national anthem protest to become so big. what >> welcome back. rain is falling in the bay area. let's start with a look at the whether with our meeorologist lisa argen. >> hi, everyone. you can pick out the cold front on live doppler 7 where you see the yellow from north to south, even some reds up there in the north bay. that's where we've had the heaviest the rain all morning long from middletown, santa rosa. as you go down highway

rubins is a stanford grad who game the first person of to sequence dna in space. >>> everyone is getting in the halloween spirit this weekend, including elephants at the oregon zoo. young lilly and her family had fun smashes these 1,000 pounds pumpkins. look at lilly getting into it there rolling around in the gourd's mushy remains. companies like mars and necessarily have agreed not to use palm oil which is harvested in biologically diverse areas. still to come on abc7 mornings, what neighbors say they saw and heard in their quiet community where a prominent bay area attorney was killed on his own porch. >> and 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick said he never expected his national anthem protest to become so big. what he says he's gained from the movement. >>> new this is abc7 mornings. >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. we bring in the storm impact scale. this is a 1, which will bring some brief, heavy downpours with gusty winds throughout the morning hours. just a couple hours away. we

napa native kate rubins, along with russian and japanese astronauts, descended from the space station yesterday evening. their vessel reached 514 miles an hour before parachutes and rockets slowed them down. rubins is a stanford grad who became the first person ever to sequence dna in space. >>> everyone is getting into the halloween spirit this weekend, including elephants at the oregon zoo. young lilly and her family had fun smashing these 1,000 pounds pumpkins. she's really getting into it there. look at lilly getting into it there rolling around in the gourd's mushy remains. companies like mars and nestle's have agreed not to use palm oil, which is harvested in biologically diverse areas. still to come on abc7 mornings, what neighbors say they saw and heard in their quiet community where a prominent bay area attorney was killed on his own porch. >> and 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick said he never expected his national anthem protest to become such a big deal. what he says he's >>> this is abc7 mornings. >> welcome back. it is 6:30. we are starting this half-hour with a look at

. >> i knew more about that rubin alabama and i knew more about the bombing and in birmingham. i read about scottsboro very late in life. -- well later in life i should say. i was in grad school when the show was on broadway. once speakeasy announced it, i have had track meets in won a tony award for best musical and it is curious that this could become a musical. tell me how this piece sits in. >> broadway and vaudeville, it is -- karen: give us a quick definition of minstrel. >> it was the precursor to vaudeville. it was set up on stages and you would have the comic relief and these folks. that you would see song and dance. karen: how does the device fit into this story? >> the story about the boys is the painting. the minstrelsy is the frame. it is a device that gets the story out. karen: and again, talk about your more dramatic -- in terms of heavyweight conveying of the story of the scottsboro boys. >> haywood tends to be the conduit for the audience, to see the dramatic side of things well tamra and bones tend to be the minstrel show, but it is grounded in the reality of

there is a $100,000 grant to the rubin museum of art, $700,000 to the gucci foundation and $158,000 to the martin greenberg foundation, we found eight separate donations to the new york jets private foundation since 2007 totaling $75,000. >> my conclusion, they were taxable expenditures. division on exempt organizations he said the violation could cost the chum foundation big potentially leading to a 20% penalty for each contribution. >>> those returns as shown absent of attention to detail and ignorance to the law. disregard of the law and a pattern. >> when asked for an explanation about potential violations, trumps campaign said the foundation has no full-time staff, no overhead and no paid board members adding the focus has been on distribute in grants to groups it considers worthy. the chum campaign did not address other questions including whether or not the foundation filed updates with the irs or if it sees the need to take corrective actions. from washington. >>> now, abc action weather. >> another beautiful dry day across tampa bay, you can see the dry side, a few showers wal

joining me now jennifer rubin from "the washington post" and mckay coppins. it is sort of remarkable, the polling -- we don't have great and superreliable polling out of utah. but the polling we have shows a guy who has an impressive resume for someone mounting their first congressional run, right? >> when you and i first talked the day he announced, i said something like he's impressive for a capitol hill aide, which is what he was. policy director for the house gop. >> this is the heart decrease mormon voters are reliably republican, reliably conservative have complete rejected donald trump in a way that no constituency has with the same sort of fervor. mcmullin is trying to build some sort of new anti-trump movement. >> from the beginning he's been saying he wants to build a new conservative movement. he's centered his campaign in salt lake city in the mountain west where there's a large mormon population. i went to a mcmullin rally. the most mormon seen i've ever said. i can say that as a mormon. young families and everything. he sounds a lot like a tradi

democrat rubin's race. will we go against his party and the scandal ridden candidate? campaign cocky and congress clinton. >> have been talking about e mails for months. they have been cleard and vetted there is no evident this concludes anything against the secretary. >> damage is what else we see come out. it does reopen the old wound. and it keeps people talking >> in nevada with a tied race. >> this latest news clinton supporter >> nothing else will come out that would shock me. >> in the end others say this one more set of a scandal turns them off, period. >> you got two awful places leak saying you are wanting to have currency or do you want diarrhea for a year? both will make you sick. >> this statement from reid. fbi director has a responsibility to the public to public can base information on facts not speculation that's what clinton said. >> we know the poles are tightening. >> last 2 have a tie in nevada opened up a seven point lead. subscent pole its is a tie. >> which is why it is easy on sunday and biden here tomorrow. >> state getting attention. trump is

kate rubins, she's from napa, orbited the earth nearly 2,000 times traveling almost 50 million miles. she says she's happy to be coming back home. food, family, and being home in time to vote. >> it got sent to my home address in the absentee ballot address is low earth orbit so i think that's pretty amazing. it's very incredible that we're able to vote from up here. >> rubins and her crew were 250 miles above earth. she'll return to the states after landing in kazakhstan about dinner time our time. well, you can stay in one of the most recognizable homes in the bay area now. the so-called flint stones house is up for rent on air bnb. you can see it while driving north on 280 in hillsboro. the house was up for sale in september, for just over $4 million but the price dropped to $3 million when no one bought us. the owner is renting the house for $750 a night to make money in the meantime. looks like fun. >> it does look like fun. grab your umbrellas. >> that's right. the flint stones for halloween. thanks for making us part of your saturday morning. we have more news for you tonight a

. >> secretary robert rubin talks about the future of political discourse in washington and how a newly elected president might work with the next congress. this is 20 minutes. >> good morning, everybody. so bob, as i'm sure, nearly all of you know, spent many years at goldman sachs, ultimately as co-chairman. the first ever director of the council under bill clinton. treasury secretary of course and vice chairman of citigroup and now co-council chairman. we are here to talk about the economy and politics and it's funny. when i've been having these conversations the last few years i feel like they are always so dark when we talk about the economy, right? and now i feel like there are a little bits of signs of lightness. i guess i want to ask you whether we should begin to become, start to get a little more optimistic. the census report on income last year showing healthy gains up and down the spectrum. we don't know about this, but wages still seem to be outpacing inflation. it is hard to see economic points. people were depressed in the early '90s then we went into this great boom. is

rubin. >> i did not say i'm not a news person. once again i will slowly explain this to you, john.an in now. the factor is like the op-ed page in any newspaper. journalists work here at the factor and provide information to me which i then use in stating opinion. that's part of the news business. it's editorial, not hard news. i hope you are finally getting this. charlie glassman, connecticut, bill you may fool some pin heads, but i know you're heavily invested in getting trump elected. kathie from new jersey, the segment with jennifer rubin was liberal lichl 101, no facts to support her facts and then she finishes accusing o'reilly of racism. you cannot make this stuff up. joe, mr. o'riley thank you for menging the subject of aworgs during one of your talking i believe it is very important. kathleen from tho ho, i'm appalled that many of my fourth grade students know more about the presidential campaign than the nyu kids watters was talking with. north carolina, o'reilly, just preordered your upcoming children's book "give please a chants" looks beyond adorable. it is. i worked wi

we're at the rubin museum of art, which houses the most extensive himalayan art of south asia and inponse to the devastating earthquake in nepal the museum is honoring that country with a special cultural exhibit. let's take a closer look. honoring nepal showcases the rich and sacred art of buddhism and hinduism. over six hundred nepalese object

. >> rubin keywin sitting in a local restaurant. the owner lined his ceiling with various international flags and keywin was sitting underneath a flag from iran. aha, he must have seriously. >> democrats should panic they say in another. we're begging you, it is amazing, it is terrible. we period, our period, it makes me wonder who period wrote period this stuff period. i've heard from pretty much every member of the obama family and obama is pleading with me, begging me any. i liked the e-mail series which enticed me to meet the president and maybe have lunch with him. george plus obama. yay. one minute the donald is asking me to help him prepare for the debate. he wants me to join him on his plane. his son wants me to join the movement. the next thing doesn't see my name on his list. just when i start to worry, light at the end of the tunnel, messages from ivanka trump, she says she would love to meet me and then she says she wants to have coffee. i feel are things moving too fast. then she says she's sending me a video so i can s