dan kills sam. dan disposes of sam's body. dan lures julie to sam's apartment using sam's phone.all that time, you never suspect a thing? not a thing. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): in september 2018, eight years after the murders, the aspiring actress went on trial, accused of lying to protect the man she loved. this is my name. this is my life. this is my entire future. and i have nothing to hide. and i'm innocent. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): some of her former friends did not agree. vylet testified against her. knowing all the details that they unraveled and the lies over time and looking at her and going, how dare you. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): vylet told the jury that the night they learned sam had disappeared while dan was wondering if he was the last person to see sam. rachel is telling dan to shut up. shut up. that's not what happened, dan. your messed up memories are screwing up my story. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): the jury also heard from chris williams, the jazz musician who spent hours with rachel the day of the murders. and like detectives, chris thinks rachel wa

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>> lara: oh, sam, where are you? >> sam: are you ready? getting us ready for it? holler back, warren. [swoosh] please let me know your thoughts. best regards, warren. ♪ sleigh bells ring ♪ ♪ i am genius (whoaaa) ♪ ♪ are you listening? ♪ ♪ in the lane ♪ ♪ snow is glistening ♪ ♪ to sing a love song ♪ ♪ while we stroll along ♪ ♪ old navy is a winter wonderland ♪ ♪ sonya, earlene, and marcia are among the thousands of real women living with metastatic breast cancer; doing what they love. and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole alone. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection... li

we'll show you a little bit of the sam liccardo gets things done. as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. >>> we're bracing for mother nature. when do we expect that

hey, sam. >> sam: surprise. look, let's see.head, nicole scherzinger is on her way. she's the talk of the town for her performance in sun set boulevard. are you ready? >> ginger: i don't think i am ready for this. i brought you powder. there you go. put that on your hands. going back to nicole, nicole brought us a special treat. an exclusive clip from moana2. you will see that and these two try our best. i don't know. i better stretch. >> sam: bruno is gonna give us a ten. wait, where'd you go? >> ginger: i'm stretching. [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ announcer: kamala harris wants us to believe that she is something new. but is she really? interviewer: would you have done something differently than president biden? kamala harris: there is not a thing that comes to mind in terms of... and i've been a part of most of the decisions... announcer: in other words, she wants more of the same. more inflation. more open borders. more disastrous foreign policy. why would anyone vote for more of this? restoration pac is responsible for the content of t

thank you, sam speaking — start now. thank you, sam speaking to _ start now. now. thank you, sam speaking to us from - start now. thank you, sam speaking to us from there | start now. thank you, sam i speaking to us from there and back from the un relief and works agency. thank you very much and you say stay. —— do stay safe. to the united states and the race for the white house. it is the penultimate weekend before the presidential election and both donald trump and kamala harris have been campaigning in the key battleground state of michigan. it is one of seven states that either of them could win. the latest polls show the race remains on a knife—edge with the pair very close in all of them — harris just ahead in four and trumpjust ahead in three but the numbers are well within the margin of error. it is anyone's to pray for. —— to play for. vice president harris delivered a speech focused on labour issues in michigan, one of the biggest manufacturing states in the country. ahead, she delivered another speech in grand rapids where a group of pro—palestinian

or sam cox to give him his real name — has been made.s he s experienced alongside his huge success. tim muffett 5 been back to the house for another visit. this is more than a home. hey, how are you doing? please come in. hello, mr doodle. it's the fulfilment of a lifelong goal. i just... i had this dream to do it for so long, and ijust really wanted to live in a world filled with my doodles. and all these characters are kind of referencing noah's ark. so it's two of every animal. people kind of think it's unbearable to sort of live in, but actually it's really comfortable. and yeah, we really enjoy it. hello there, mr doodle here. it all started when sam cox, mr doodle�*s real name, began doodling on his parents' furniture. i've loved drawing since i was a little kid, and i loved video games, cartoons. they inspired me so much to draw these kind of characters. and so these are loads of old sketches and doodles. it's just fun to draw wherever i go. it's a very accessible art form. accessible, popular and lucrative. today i'm going to doo

sam from sky. this is auoin first place. sam from sky. this is going to _ first place.y. this is going to be _ first place. sam from sky. this is going to be a _ first place. sam from sky. this is going to be a big _ is going to be a big tax—raising budget. are you certain— tax—raising budget. are you certain that your frontloading the pain— certain that your frontloading the pain and, if so, can you rule— the pain and, if so, can you rule out— the pain and, if so, can you rule out more big tax hikes in future — rule out more big tax hikes in future budgets? there is a fear that we — future budgets? there is a fear that we will go through all of this again in a 's time when you— this again in a 's time when you realise that you haven't -ot you realise that you haven't got a — you realise that you haven't got a plan for how to pay for things— got a plan for how to pay for things like social care? let me take that head-on. _ things like social care? let me take that head-on. i _ take that head—on. i fundamentally believe that we need to run towards the tough decisions. if

it comes down to former mayor sam liccardo and state assemblyman evan low. we are talking with both candidates starting with state assemblyman evan low. thanks for joining us. can you start by telling us how your background has prepared you for this role? >> absolutely. happy halloween. with five days left we are so excited to make sure we are doing all we possibly can and earning the trust and support of so many voters. a vast majority of voters still are hanging onto their ballots or have not yet cast their ballot so there's an important five days helping ensure we send our message out and i'm a uniquely experienced candidate who has 10 years of legislative experience unique to me as well as being the democratic nominee. i'm the sole endorsed candidate endorsed by the california party along with governor gavin newsom. >> most recently we talked about your time in the state legislature, it's certainly a different environment than what we would find right now on capitol hill. most are democrats in california. it's a friendly environment perhaps so how are yo

sam liccardo gets things done.s mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. . >>> the man who attack the husband of nancy pelosi will spend the rest of his life in prison. a jury trial sentenced him to life without parole. the life sentence on state charges is on top of the authority year sentence he got for his federal conviction. after today's sentencing depape's attorney spoke about his mental state. >> this is a man who lived a solitary life and got involved in a lot of online conspiracy theory and engagement. and giving his mental health condition it led him to sort of these entra

sam and farming is a $1000000000.00 business and sales figures continue to rise. your way and sheila are the biggest players. we visit one of the biggest semen farms in the world, which has invested in new technology and whistle blower from g like reports in the industries darkseid. the physical illness stuff will find out why on transforming business. in recent decades, one scandal after another mass salmon dials, deadly infectious diseases deficient are treated with antibiotics and chemicals to find parasites and disease. is it still the same narrative? we take a look at norway, the world's largest sam and producer the profits of fish farms. there have risen massively since 2015 to over 3500000000 euros in 2022. the it may look like a ship, but the company says it's the world's biggest fish farm. it's run by north blocks, a huge agriculture firm in northern norway. the nets reached 56 meters deep into the sea, around 2 and a half 1000000 salmon swim around in them. the farm has been designed so that the human fish gets sick or die according to the sales and mark

these conditions have made it easy for sam and farmers from norway to expand into g lake. but what might that are monitoring of semen farms look like? for example, norway has been developing an interactive monitoring system for about 10 years. it receives data every week. the hundreds of salmon farms in the country are obliged to enter comprehensive data on various fish diseases. and there is a traffic light system. red production phones means salmon lice infestation for the infections proficient or too high the traffic towards the system research study defines what do you allow to increase your production on. this just buys based on the way that the different companies partners control xerox. this is by raleigh. just are you staying evanson? eat research as sam and diseases that he says, right click and he's talking at any sees treatment and diagnosis and notify but diseases. i'm so, but how reliable is the system which is based on self reporting? authorities conduct random checks which can lead to sanctions, fines, or prison sentences. occasionally we went and go out and

sam, ruler moved here precisely because of such protective laws. she and other trans people here wants transgender rights to be in trained in the minnesota constitution . guilty, edwards is 14 and was able to start treatment before puberty. no one sees her as a boy. now. she's a passionate activist for trends, right? 6 legislation is running across the country the like fires and i feel like a lot of children feel like they have no power in this kind of kind of here today just to the trans you we're here because we have transferred beauties and this new place and we have an obligation to make our voices heard. or sam roller fled to minnesota from the republican state of indiana. together with their partner, katy, she had to leave her beloved home pc themselves as political refugees in their own country. sam roller feels safe here. no one stairs, so she walks by her family as run a farm in india. and for 200 years, sam, herself was a farmer in a tight knit community until she came out as trends. her friends deserted her, she was laughed at even threa

sam roller feels safe here. no one stares as she walks by. her family is run a farm in india and for 200 years, sam herself was a farmer in a tight knit community until she came out as trends. her friends deserted her. she was laughed at even threatening. then one day, while el shopping, a truck parked up in front of her. i look over and there's a man wearing a sleeveless shirt and he's got a applied shirt on over it and he rolls up his blood shirt and he shows me his swastika and his sports. and he points out that the message to me was not settled that, you know, was the final stop, you know, we, we just refused to live in here. we threw our hands up and we said it's time to go . in minnesota trends, people are also able to access the medical care. they need to easily say critics and too young to be edward streams of becoming an actress. she never felt like a boy at 5, she told her parents she was a good heart. well i always knew i was kind of a girl. i mean, i was very like fun presenting it as a child. i used to wrap a blanket around my he

first, for the very latest news with sam francis . with sam francis. >> a very good morning to you. >a very good morning to you. >> it is just after 11:00. >> it is just after 11:00. >> we'll start with a roundup of that news that former one direction singer liam payne is being remembered this morning for his kindness and his compassion after his death in buenos aires at the age of 31. the trussell trust in the last hour or so, which he supported for four years, has praised the 31 year old for helping to fund over 360,000 meals for those in need. meanwhile, the x factor has in the last few minutes posted on social media, you can see there on the screen trip paying see there on the screen trip paying tribute to liam payne, where of course he rose to fame, saying he will leave a lasting legacy on the music industry . legacy on the music industry. dermot o'leary, who hosted that show during payne's time on it, has said he was central to one direction's success and had an unbelievable and soulful, soulful voice . in other news. soulful voice. in other news. thousands of troops are being p

sam is really tall. that is the thing i don't like about sam. i am six, i don't want anybody taller than me. -- i am 6'2", i do want anybody taller than me. with that candidate you guys may have a democrat in that chair for the next 20 years, right? so here is what i want to ask you for. number one, there is a website. i want you to go to it. swapthevoteusa.com. as president trump says, we have to swamp the vote. i want to win by such a big margin that we are going to bed early on tuesday night and we know that we have won, we know what we need to do. check your registration. you can check how to get involved in some of our voter turnout efforts. you can know where your polling location is. that is number one. number two. i want you to use whatever method of communication, whether it is social media, text message, call, i want you to commit to talking about what you saw here today, and most importantly why you are voting for donald trump. and why you are not voting for kamala harris. because we are never going to have kamala harris or her allies

sam why, form a cheese two — they need to do. sam why, form a cheese two chief— they need to do.y need to do. sam why, form a cheese two chief of staff - they need to do. sam why, form a cheese two chief of staff to . a cheese two chief of staff to keir starmer, thank you. the mayor of a southern mexican city plagued by drug violence has been murdered — just six days after he took office. alejandro arcos was found dead on sunday in chilpancingo — the capital of guerrero state. his murder was confirmed hours after images of what appeared to be his remains appeared on social media. just three days earlier, the city's new government secretary was shot dead. mexico's new president, claudia sheinbaum, says her cabinet will roll out a new security strategy on tuesday. you are watching bbc news. a gp has admitted trying to kill his mother's partner in a dispute over inheritance. thomas kwan disguised himself as a nurse, and injected 72—year—old patrick o'hara with a poison, claiming it was a covid booster. kwan had initially denied attempted murder at newcastle crown court, but today ch

good morning sam . do we want another morning sam.e who say we need to get rid of the echr i.e. robert jenrick. they say there's existing legislation to protect everything that already is covered in the echr, so we wouldn't lose anything. >> well, two things for that. one, why are we listening to anything that boris johnson is saying? this guy is failed on everything he tried at prime minister and he's trying to flog a book. so he's just saying any sort of controversial thing to try and flog his book. so let's, you know, we're talking about trying to get rid of people's fundamental rights so boris johnson can make another couple of quid, which, you know, that's the context for this. >> that's not quite fair. you know, there's no real evidence that he's doing that to flog his book. >> he's got a book coming out next, next week. and suddenly he started saying every sort of controversial thing he can, he can think of including, we are going to invade the netherlands . going to invade the netherlands. so, you know, let's, let's, let's be

thejudge described sam melia as anti—semitic, with neo—nazi sympathies. i don't know him that well.leader of patriotic alternative, laura towler, centre stage with one of the uk's largest extreme far right movements. as the riot took hold, a post on his telegram said, "what did they expect? "a garden party?" and in the days that followed, the account reposted dozens of locations for protests. august the third, you reposted, "the uk is erupting, people are done with the migrant replacing scheme." you reposted that. any regrets? i don't regret anything. what do you want to say to the families who are grieving those children? if they'd have turned on the television cameras and seen you on that front line with "free sam melia," what do you want to say to the families? no comment. imean... what do you want to say? i wasn't involved in any rioting. i was a peaceful... what do you want to say to the police officers who were injured during those riots? it was terrible. it's absolutely terrible. it was, it was terrible. it shouldn't have happened, you know. a perfect storm of the british ext

taylor: sam, what about you? >> well, typically we see the global banks which we do like more so over regionals. we like fifth third and m &t bank but the larger ones, jpmorgan chase is one we favor and basically we're also looking at a seasonally lower period for net revenue and earnings between the june and september quarters, so i think we have to realize that's seasonality. the larger banks typically are not going to be affected by net interest income pressures. we'll probably end up seeing some of that offset by a capital market and treasury area and custodial services as well as wealth management. taylor: i'm grateful, kenny polcari and sam stovall, thanks so much. meanwhile breaking news. hurricane milton upgraded to a category 5 earlier today churning in the gulf of mexico with winds of 175 miles per hour. millions in florida are under a hurricane watch and it is expected to make landfall between fort myers and cedar key wednesday or early thursday, and generac is hitting a 52 week high and when the rest

sam is endorsed by the mercury news. san francisco chronicle, san mateo daily journal, palo alto daily post and hundreds of local leaders. those who know assemblymember lowe best support sam, too, so it's really curious that gavin newsom made such a late endorsement, and it's definitely going to have less of an impact than if he had made that decision. >> you know, weeks or months ago. >> early voting began on october seventh across the state. michaelson says the district 16 race has been highly contested, mainly because the seat has been held by one person, anna issue, for decades. >> most of the time, if you're an incumbent member of the house in a safely blue or red seat, you can stay in that seat until you choose to vacate it. >> michaelson also says that because both lowe and liccardo are democrats, that people may want to dig a little deeper into the issues here in district 16 before casting their ballots. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news a contentious proposition on the november ballot seems to be gaining moment

sam rose, from unrwa in gaza, ever. sam rose, from unrwa in gaza. thank— ever.t's turn to lebanon there. there's been a rare israeli attack on northern lebanon. clashes have continued between hezbollah and israeli forces in the south. elsewhere, a hezbollah drone attack killed four israeli soldiers at an israeli army base south of haifa on sunday night. it's one of the deadliest attacks against israel by hezbollah in over a year of fighting. 40 nations that contribute to the un peacekeeping force in lebanon have said over the weekend that they "strongly condemn recent attacks" on the peacekeepers and issued an appealfor the attacks to stop. and in the past hour, italy, britain, france and germany have also issued a statement, saying the attacks are contrary to international humanitarian law. at least five peacekeepers have been wounded in recent days as israel takes its fight against hezbollah into southern lebanon. the peacekeeping mission unifil has accused the israeli military of "deliberately" firing on its positions. meanwhile, human rights organisation amn

and this this fortunately, i believe sam rosenman took this picture sam had a had us at a camera at nate's slides and so he took a lot pictures on the trip actually wanted to find out like, okay, if we could, if i can find sam and dorothy rosen mint children or his grandchildren, you know, maybe they have some information about trip. so i did some research and i found. that one of his his granddaughter is actually lynne garland, who is the wife of merrick, who is the united states attorney general. so like, okay, well, i think i could find her. i think i can find her. and i did get in contact with her and she put me in contact with her cousin, has all the slides that that they and he was very generous to let use a few of the slides, his photographs, the book. so they're really pictures that have never never been published of of picasso truman together. so it was really kind of a interesting part of the fun is you know doing the research and and finding these finding these connections and this is another picture that was taken in this is actually at theuseum in it's the chateau grimaldind t

i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. races in the election is for the 16th congressional district seat in silicon valley. it is democrat versus democrat evan low against sam liccardo. but it's far from a friendly competition. you're going to hear from both candidates over the next two days. today on abc7 news at 3 p.m, anchor kristen sze spoke with sam liccardo, who said he's not concerned at all about governor newsom's endorsement of low. i don't think it will make much of a difference. >> look, compared to the rest of the united states, our voters in silicon valley and the peninsula and coast side are very sophisticated, very independent. they do their own research and they don't want to be told what to do by a politician or a political party. okay. i run against the political establishment in nearly every one of my five campaigns. i've never lost. and look, i'd be concerned if it was oprah winfrey or taylor swift. but look, people don't want to be told how to vote by politicians. >> tomorrow we'll talk with liccardo's

in fact, it so irritated sam ervin that he held an unusual press conference, unusual for sam ervin, and that in the course of his more than two decades serving in the united states senate, he had only held two press conferences before this moment, but he was so disturbed by the president's claims of executive privilege and separation of powers as justifications for not co-op trading with the senate's investigators that ervin held a press conference in which he expressed a great deal of moral outrage, and he said that the president essentially was taking the position that he had the right of a king, that he was not accountable to another co-equal branch of government that was trying to fulfill its constitutionally obligated right to investigate. and not only did he i mean, he he like to use a lot of folksy charm in his in his he was a very folksy person in his demeanor. but at this press conference, he also called the claim of executive executive poppycock. he said it was a ridiculous claim. the president couldn't be making the claim of executive privilege to cover up or refuse to partic

sam boardman: "sam, he just called me, and there was a loud noise like a motor.e wouldn't answer when i said his name. i stayed on the phone for, like, 20 minutes, and that's all i heard. i think he just killed himself." andrea canning: but as the trial continued, there was a nagging question. why would she do this? because she wanted the attention. when her friends were not hanging out with her or not spending time with her, she would say things and do things to try to get their attention. she wanted them to be friends with her. andrea canning: it was a shocking theory. prosecutors were basically saying michelle convinced conrad to kill himself so she could be popular. they believed her plan was to get attention by being the grieving girlfriend. they pointed out a text exchange she had with conrad shortly before he died. she says, am i your girlfriend? and he talks about something else. she goes, no, am i your girlfriend? i need to know to tell people. so i think she wanted confirmation of the label before he died. andrea canning: a day before his death, prosecu

sam mentioned something, mona, about women in conflict and crisis.s focus specific on women and girls. what does conflict mean in the lives for women and girls in the way people may not pay attention to? >> to pick up on something sam talked about it's really important and he goes together. we talk about the law and we talk about conflict but let's not forget the economic impact, for health and document the impact on gross education. there's so much intersectionality when you we've all of this in. and i think in conflict as we know women and children are also the worst victims of conflict because they are left behind. they are forgotten. there the subject of sexual abuse and violence. certainly hunger, all of the things that women do best in terms of creating and caring for families and communities was basically shattered. those impacts are really hard to rebuild as well. i was impressed when upstairs we were hearing about the work of a mental health. we think about impact a mental health which something the world is starting wake up to. it takes yea

and this this fortunately, i believe sam rosenman took this picture sam had a had us at a camera at nate's slides and so he took a lot pictures on the trip actually wanted to find out like, okay, if we could, if i can find sam and dorothy rosen mint children or his grandchildren, you know, maybe they have some information about trip. so i did some research and i found. that one of his his granddaughter is actually lynne garland, who is the wife of merrick, who is the united states attorney general. so like, okay, well, i think i could find her. i think i can find her. and i did get in contact with her and she put me in contact with her cousin, has all the slides that that they and he was very generous to let use a few of the slides, his photographs, the book. so they're really pictures that have never never been published of of picasso truman together. so it was really kind of a interesting part of the fun is you know doing the research and and finding these finding these connections and this is another picture that was taken in this is actually at the museum in it's the chateau grimaldi a

i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. apple says the new features will allow users to find specific photos more easily. use a tool that can proofread or rewrite texts, and get more detailed information from siri. apple insists privacy is baked into its newest tech, but some security experts worry it might not be safe to share more data with apple, google and the telco provider. okay, we have some big updates from the warriors and the and the 49ers about their injuries and what eth entered their bye week, and after that they expect both christian mccaffrey and juwan jennings to return to the lineup. so be ready for their game in tampa. huge boost for the 49ers. let's get to the sharks now. what a night in utah. rookie head coach ryan warsofsky gets his first nhl win as a head coach. congrats to him. it's also the sharks first win of the season. late third period here. tyler toffoli with the game tying goal. the sharks erase a 4 to 1 deficit, so it is now 4 to 4. and then this happened. granlund shoots that deflects up high

uncle sam, i promise you. your energy prices in half, 50% within 12 months of taking office. get it down 50%. we will do it. because we have so much. we don't even use our energy. we will terminate kamala's insane electric vehicle amended so you are allowed to drive to washington without four stops okay, i prefer driving without stopping for times. i will turn the united states into a manufacturing superpower at, especially with the car industry. maybe that is why they love me in michigan. i am reading a lot in michigan. i think the autoworkers will love me more than anything else because if i don't win there will be no other within three years. we will not make any cars. with elon musk, we will cut enormous government waste and abuse. he is very good at that. and i will end the war with ukraine when i am president elect. i will not wait until i get into office. i will stop the chaos in the middle east and prevent world war iii. which is going to happen. world war iii. we are closer to world war iii then we ha

because sam powf would have voted against all of this investment we have made in nevada that's bringing billions of dollars to our state. so our geography and geology like i said before, lead us to be part of the sustainable energy future, wind, water, solar, geothermal. more solar jobs per capita than any other state in the nation. companies are moving here to build component pars for solar panels. i can tell you that we've been designated the lithium loop and we have had companies commit billions of dollars of investment to increasing battery storage, research and development. these are thousands of jobs across nevada and as i travel around the state and i'm very proud to have so many mayors, republican mayors endorsing me because my team and i, many of my team even raised in rural nevada, we go around the state, we talk to them regularly about how they're going to be sure that they develop in a smart way. in a way that retains the personality of their community but allows for new development. it's really important to rural nevada that we retain the flavor of their communities. and so

zach gruver says 18 year old sam dutcher has literally lost control of his white honda suv, which has somehow malfunctioned. >> deputy johnson was able to get him on the phone and kind of start going through that checklist of trying to figure out what's going on. >> sam tells the trooper that he's accelerating at high rates of speed and can't slow down. >> 13-7 hanel try to hit that e-brake and it won't do anything. >> i mean, really, it just came down to, we need to get this guy stopped because i don't want to watch him go off a t in the roadway at 113 miles an hour. >> troopers are trying to figure out how to stop him while keeping the public safe. >> and the only option? i think we really had was to just get in front of him and try to slow him down. >> trooper gruver guns his car to 130 miles an hour, pulling ahead of the runaway honda. carefully maneuvering to let the suv hit the back of his own vehicle. >> so when i got in front of him, a honda pilot had some sort of like crash mitigation. so it didn't let him rear end me. so i was slowing down in front of him and i got down to 3

nbc's sam brock reports from florida. with flood waters rising to dangerous levels.u got to come to me. urgent rescues near tampa. got it. sheriff's deputies carrying this 91 year old woman to safety after her home was surrounded by water. this looks like a boat ramp. this is an entrance into a neighborhood. there's cars underwater. some homes are completely underwater. all you see is the apex of the house. among those rescued, 135 disabled elderly residents who had evacuated to this area while on the opposite coast in port orange. it looked like we were in the middle of a lake. like there was water in every direction as far as you could see. officials say hundreds of people have been rescued since hurricane milton roared ashore wednesday night. the death toll from the storm has now risen to at least 17. more than 2 million homes and businesses remain without power. even gas is still hard to find, with long lines at stations that haven't, and some of the hardest hit communities are inaccessible. this little stretch of land, there's a bay right here on the other side

it is also harris's campaign spokesperson, ian sams. there is many fox news appearances, you can see them on the screen there, trump whined repeatedly this week the fox is giving sam's too much airtime, timing that he, quote -- and this is a trump quote -- virtually owns the network. he also mentions him by name on his appearance on fox and friends late this week. that's called getting in someone's head. letting me now is ian sams, a senior adviser for the harris/walls campaign. there's a lot to talk about, but this is kind of a badge of honor. i mean, trump attacking you by name tells me he thinks people are listening to you. so why do you think you're getting under his skin so much? >> well, i just a spokesperson and i try to spend every single day advocating for why my candidate has the right vision for the country, and her plans for people, and why donald trump doesn't. i don't really know why donald trump seems to be spending his time tivo inc. fox news appearances and lashing out against spokespeople. that's not something that the

sam liccardo gets things done. as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values. new democrat majority is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> looking live this morning at san francisco's hall of justice. the murder trial for the man accused of killing tech tycoon bob lee begins again today after scheduled days off for jurors. nima momeni accused of murder and his sister on the stand talking about night bob lee died from three stab wounds. so the prosecution claims momeni stabbed lee with a kitchen knife an an argument in the night. the defense argues he killed lee in self-defense. stay tuned through the day for reports from bay area bay area's

congressional debate between sam liccardo and evan low was scheduled for right

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>> that is for sam to decide.eserves to decide but that is not his highest priority. ed:ia is your assessment so far of sarah friar. my understanding is that she prepared a pretty straightforward presentation that tried to educate those that didn't have as clear and understanding of the path and business model and a lot of investors got it and said we are on board. what is your reaction to her and to that? >> i have known sarah a long time and i was on the board when she was the c.f.o. so you are exactly right, she prepared a crisp presentation, it was straightforward here is where we're today here is where we expect it be a year from new. much more than that is not that predictable. and it was come -- come -- compelling. caroline: you said you what about the only one but you want to be the leading player. is that something you want to see in such a document? >> this is pretty normal. it isn't a requirement. it is not a commitment. it is a mutual understanding and we operate a lot on trust. so, investors committed

we plan to host tonight was canceled after former san jose mayor sam liccardo withdrew this morning,ing laryngitis. liccardo and assemblyman evan low are running to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo. she represents the 16th district, which covers parts of the peninsula and south bay. liccardo's team reached out to us late this morning, saying he's lost his voice and would need to withdraw and reschedule. a short time later, liccardo tweeted that he lost his voice doing meet and greets and other campaign events. he says he was given medication for his laryngitis and is working to reschedule both the debate and other events. hours after that post, evan lowe's campaign manager issued a statement questioning the reason the former mayor withdrew from the debate, writing in part, quote, it is extremely suspicious, especially since it comes days after san jose police and firefighters blasted liccardo for lying about his record, attacking first responders and causing the city to lose 500 cops on the beat. liccardo should prove it. the liccardo campaign responded to that statement, wr

we will watch closely because sam brown has been well jacky rosen is leaving in the holes, he has beene have you here, jessica, your knowledge of covering the states in these counties we will be watching on election night. i'm bringing up the election map year and the most populous county in the state is clark county home to las vegas. this is joe biden the won by nine points there in 2020. larae quentin won by even more almost 11 points in 2016 and asd me talk to karl rove earlier thy will be to bump up some of those republican vote up north but meanwhile trying to chip away at the margin down here in clark county. what do you see on the ground there? >> i think they'd have received this trump campaign and republican party get on the ground and chip away some of those votes and swing let county a little bit more towards the republican party. both campaigns have been active in las vegas in clark county. bc it's team coming into henderson and the campaigns hold an event whether trying to target the latino vote which make up about 1-5 voters in neva or just trying to reach out to basical

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sam brock is following it for us. sam, a tragic night in the music world. what else are authorities telling us? >> very tragic. so far the majority of the information that we have is coming from a police statement on the ground shared with telemundo, which confirms that the 31-year-old died after falling from his third floor hotel balcony in buenos aires earlier today. according to police there were calls placed to 911 prior to that reporting an aggressive man believed to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol. now, the news of payne's death shocking to fans around the world. he's known as one of the founding members of one direction, one of the most successful boy bands of the last couple of decades, lester, which shaped pop music around the globe. local networks right now are reporting that he was believed to be with a woman, his girlfriend potentially. at the time of his death, she had recently posted photos about their trip. as for the death and events preceding it, still that is coming in, but no question that payne's death is going to have ripple