runde faces charges of attempted homicide and aggravated battery. prosecutors say robert stern killed his daughter who has autism because she was a burden. that was part of opening statement in stern's murder trial today. robert stern has pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. he is 63. in june of 2015, police say he admitted to shooting every round of three guns at his daughter, kimberly stern,killing prosecutors said stern admitted to police officers that he killed her. and on the way to the police station for questioning, stern faked having a medical emergency so they took him to the hospital. that's where they say officers were going to record stern confessing he killed his daughter because she quote "pushed his buttons." the officer accidentally did not hit record on his cell phone to capture that confession. police also described he was talking to them. "as passed by him through the kitchen, mr. stern made a couple of statements, as i am passing by. one was, ' i am dying of cancer'. the other is, 'i heard voices'." stern's attorney describ

after a 3-year investigation, officers arrested runde tuesday. runde faces charges of attempted homicide and aggravated battery. prosecutors say robert stern killed his daughter who has autism because she was a burden. that was part of opening statement in stern's murder trial, which continues today. robert stern has pleaded not guilty to first degree in june of 2015, police say he admitted to shooting every round of three guns at his daughter, kimberly stern, killing her in the home they shared. she was 27. prosecutors say stern admitted to police officers that he killed her. then on the way to the police station, stern faked a medical emergency so they took him to the hospital. that's where they say officers were going to record stern confessing he killed his daughter because she quote "pushed his hit record on his cell phone to capture that confession. police described stern as frail and confused when he was talking to them. "as passed by him through the kitchen, mr. stern made a couple of statements, as i am passing by. one was, ' i am dying

after a 3-year investigation, officers arrested runde tuesday. runde faces charges of attempted homicide and aggravated battery. prosecutors say robert stern killed his daughter who has autism because she was a burden. that was part of opening statement in stern's murder trial, which continues today. robert stern has pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. in june of 2015, police say he admitted to shooting every round of three guns at his daughter, kimberly stern, killing her in the dubuque home they shared. she was 27. prosecutors say stern admitted to police officers that he killed her. then on the way to the police station, stern faked a medical emergency so they took him to the hospital. that's where they say officers were going to record stern confessing he killed his daughter because she quote "pushed his buttons." the officer accidentally di confession. police described stern as frail and confused when he was talking to them. "as passed by him through the kitchen, mr. stern made a couple of statements, as i am passing by. one was, ' i

after a 3-year investigation, officers arrested runde tuesday. runde faces charges of attempted homicide and aggravated battery. prosecutors say robert stern killed his daughter who has autism because she was a burden. that was part of opening statement in stern's murder trial, which continues today. robert stern has pleaded not guilty to first degree murder. he is 63. in june of 2015, police say he admitted to shooting every round of thre killing her in the dubque home they shared. she was 27. prosecutors say stern admitted to police officers that he killed her. then on the way to the police station, stern faked a medical emergency so they took him to the hospital. that's where they say officers were going to record stern confessing he killed his daughter because she quote "pushed his buttons." the officer accidentally did not hit record on his cell phone to capture that confession. police described stern as frail "as passed by him through the kitchen, mr. stern made a couple of statements, as i am passing by. one was, ' i am dying of cancer'. t

tom: this is the class active jim runde. you mentioned goldman sachs.on -- and is all before the politics of -- get on personify the plane, go out to the midwest and help businesses. there is a humility to your career and to hank paulson's career. what did the wall street crew get wrong today? jim: i think that, as i say in the book, a brazen hard worker is not enough. if you come across to clients as arrogant and with a lot of swagger, you will not click or connect with them. tom: that is not the right answer. the answer is they have to go to o'hare and sit there for an hour, you get there, there is a thunderstorm, and you cannot get back to chicago. wisconsin, so in i know the midwest. tom: the romance of investment an expensivet over lunch and you have to go out there and see people. jim: exactly, you have to relate to people. you cannot phone it in. make personal relationships without creating trust. tom: there is no a little bit of an index, there is no padding at the back. 100 45 pages 145 pages on what not to do in your business career. 145 pages

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she has been hospitalized and the shooting is as police rund review nationwide -- renewed scrutiny for using deadly first. >>> tonight is the first presidential debate and has the anticipation of a heavyweight fight. jon keller hooks at what to what to expect of the showdown between hill i clinton- hillary clinton and donald trump. >> reporter: let's go over the check list tv set to wbz chips and salsate favorite snack of hillary clinton check. steak steak sandwiches made from trump steaks in honor of the gop nominee check. looks like you're good to go for monday night's first showdown but what can you expect to see? for donald trump this debate is all about appearing presidential. that is one polling gaps between him and clinton. she is perceived as having the temperament and experience to handle the job he is not. and with yawning yennedder ysh- - gender gap he has to be care null to the -- careful not to get too nasty with the first fee male nominee but no one expects him to cite the tax code or go into mr. rogers he has to display knowledge poise long stretches of the race a little

so as if you were to cut the tree in half you'd see the rund -- round circles. how do you feel about the program at fnhu. >> cakes at a bakery. >> you're talented. you're on your way. vicki, thank you for coming in. we'll get information on our website about the frosting frenzy that takes place this coming thursday. this looks great. thank you for coming in. narrator: over and over it's been their agenda: anything to defund planned parenthood. kelly ayotte and washington republicans voted 6 different times to defund planned parenthood. they're on a crusade to block services cancer screenings, birth control, basic women's healthcare. kelly ayotte and washington republicans have put defunding planned parenthood at the top of their agenda... and it's time for that to change. i'm maggie hassan >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. it's 6:30, i'm amy coveno. we begin with a live look, a lovely look at the clock tower plymouth state university. here is look at our top stories on the half hour. the spca took in 40 animals. seven were strays, 22 were taken from an

. >> pam:19-year-old sahmanntha rund- strom...appeared in court today.sted in arizona last month. rundstrom. along with and five others... have been charged in the death of 66- year-old stephen williams. the elderly victim of a home invasion robbery clings to life tonight at a local hospital in san jose. kron fours rob fladeboe has the latest on the hunt for her attackers and on how the woman's many friends are hoping and praying for her recovery. florence 'flo' douglas, the devout 88 year old, known also for her love of hats, rarely missed a sunday here at st. pail's baptist church where the congregation is praying for her recovery. >> reporter:flo douglas was robbed and beaten in a home invasion robbery at her residence here on cragmont avenue where sheriff's detectives are again canvassing the neighborhood for new leads. >> reporter:after visiting douglas in the hospital, neighbor phyllis silva says her good friend is in tough shape. >>phyllis silva/victims' neighbor she is not responding now. we basically need to have prayers for her creek she is not