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>> shee's just broken the internet. it's a wrap. it's done now. >> i want a baby girl now. i've never said that. >> she not only melted your heart. she's melting hearts all over the internet. her dad said when she was a baby, he would sing the same song every singing along and knew all the words verbatim. that was "toy story's" "you got a friend in me." listen to her sing little mermaid. ? >> she's perfect. >> maybe this is why i don't have a baby girl. a heads up she could sing, but it really took off after they were in the automotive waiting room waiting for the car. she started singing impromptu, and folks start the taking out their cameras. so the family goes, okay, we got something here. i'm pretty sure this is not the end of this little one. >> they got plenty of time to put out a christmas album. you know everybody will buy that. >>> that's our show. don't forget to enter your buzz word. go check out rightthisminute.com ? >> announcer: today, we are bringing you simple store-bought solutions. clinton's in the kitchen with the fabulous america ferrera. our audience is

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. >> you didn't get rid of the shee? >> no. >> intentionally get rid of the sheets because maybe they had her blood on them? >> no, sir. >> the worst thing you can do is lie to us. >> yeah, i did get rid of them. >> i asked, where's the body at? did you kill lee porter? >> i maintain my >> reporter: the detectives get a search warrant for christopher's apartment. then police hit pay dirt. when they find buried in the mess on the floor this receipt from 7-eleven. it's for bleach and rubber gloves. thank heaven for 7-eleven. stocked, as they all are, with slim jims, slurpees, and security cameras. >> here you'll see chris coming from his apartment, buy the morning. inside the store he's no housekeeper but grabs the bleach. after speaking with the clerk, rubber gloves. now police are watching his every move. and they see christopher meet with someone new. >> we had detectives watching him and watching this whole thing go down. >> reporter: it's lee's brother, maxx, setting a trap, luring christopher with friendly text messa

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charged with exposing himself to a group of high schoolgirls in walpole and police say he has a long rap shee in walpole with more on his history and what exactly happened in court. steve. >> as you can imagine, this was just so rattling for members of the girls volleyball team here at norfolk aggie high school in walpole. as for the suspect who was in court today, well, it turns out he's no stranger to the law. >> reporter: darin grant pleads not guilty to several chilling charges here at rentham district court. prosecutors say the 41-year-old level 3 sex offender followed a volleyball team from north of aggie high in walpole yesterday afternoon when grant pulled alongside the bus and performed a lewd act on himself. >> disgusted. >> reporter: police credit one of the teens on the bus for snapping this picture of grant's car on her cell phone. officers were able to locate him because he was wearing one of those gps tracking bracelets. >> i checked with the gps track and it showed that he was on the exact same route the bus was in once it left the school that day. >> reporter: grant's picture

costume for her 1-year-old son, in just four days, do not even follow a pattern, shee did her free hand she says that he loves his costume and loves to dress up,, you can see more of her work an her facebook page. still to come, hurricane matthew is still handling the hundreds of thousands without power as hurricane matthew news of the florida coast with heavy winds and rain, caroline shivel is in savannah georgia with more on the storms impact, was that overclocked deadline are still most part, there are not too many peoplele , we do see some and some people who are going t ride this out we have seen some monster trucks that will probably be okay, it is getting rougher you can see the rain coming sideways. landfall just increase before it goes to tropical storm force winds and then hurricane strength.pim >> governor scott said he was concerned aboutut low-lying areas such as jacksonville, that stor surge will be impacting many. it will not be going away anytime soon, you will have to maybeha 11-foot storm surge wit high tide and low-lying areas, it will be a term accommodation think of

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that's what a young woman told rocky river police shee experienced. she says it happened to her last week. denise zarrella is continuing to dig for answers now on this story. denise. >> reporter: mark, we spoke to the victim's grandmother today, and she told me that her granddaughter is doing okay but she's obviously shaken up. can you imagine you get out of your car, you're outside your suddenly two men come up on you. they point a gun at your head, demand your car. and the even creepier thing is this woman thinks she was being followed from a long distance away. this is the quiet, well manicured neighborhood in rocky river where police say a 26-year-old woman had a gun pointed at her head and her car stolen. according to a police report and had just arrived outside her grandmother's home on nantucket row when suddenly two men got out of the car behind her and approached her. she told police they demanded money and when they told her she didn't have any, they took her car keys and took off in her 2004 honda civic that looks similar to this one. she s

part of that means shees wants to have people have the opportunity to buy into medicare. to keep competition robust. she wants to continue to work on reducing the costs of prescription drugs. and by the way, she's also going to call upon those republicans in the 19 states that have not expanded medicaid to be able to do that so everybody has access to affordable health care in the country. those 19 states, their citizens have been carved out. so republicans have a lot of nerve calling upon saying this doesn't work when they are the ones that would repeal it. what she wants to do is continue to work on making it better. >> e we should note for our viewers, we're going to do some fact and fiction with regards to obamacare in just a few minutes. those e-mails released by wikileaks. we have not verified the authenticity of the e-mails. but in one of them it's revealed that you wanted to be considered for the imagery secretary post back in '08. was that e-mail accurate and would you be open to becoming energy secretary this time around? or open to another post in a clinton adm

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he or shees to you would be a good justice and why would your choice be better than your opponents?> thank you for giving us this opportunity to speak today to the people of connecticut and thanks to everyone from connecticut who is listening. i believe that merrick garland is a supremely well-qualified candidate for the u.s. but also important, this has to be a decision by the president of the united states as to the best qualified in the country. i can think of a number of candidates and connecticut. the u.s. attorney for connecticut, deirdre daly is one, she has the credentials and background but i believe that the u.s. senate must do its job before the end of this year and ite a hearing, hold a vote, is a constitutional duty of the united states supreme court and the failure of the u.s. supreme court to do its job is due to -- is due directly to the obstructionism of the republican majority. clerk on the united states supreme court and i was a u.s. attorney and have argued cases before the court. i have asked ordinary respect and reverence for the court. we need to fill the vaca

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i mean, shee not talking about it every day but i do think that she's not -- we pushed for more accessfor flying on the same plane with her for a long time. to give you a perspective. for the last two cycles, '08 and 2012, both candidates allowed there to be a protective pool, which basically means reporters that are traveling with her or him, no matter what, so if something happens in -- and history is made, we are there to witness history. neither candidate has done that yet and we are not going to. we are less than 30 days out. both of them did it -- all four, three, obama twice, did it before they came nominees. for hillary clinton we pushed for that to happen at least when she became the nominee. it still hasn't happened. to give you an idea of what we are talking about on september 11th of this year when she fell ill at the ceremony, not only did they not tell the media where they were going, they left the media, they left the media at the 9/11 ceremony. that's not supposed to happen. i don't think it would be a priority for her. she's giving out less information on lots of thing

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. >> i continue to believe thatnu shee to has not jepp divedp ve america's national security.eci. >> yesterday the president had d no comment. >> mr. president. any reaction to the fbi reopening the invreactiestigatin into clinton's e-mail server? e is she fit to serve?? >> now, the rehe yaks from the e clinton camp was to tell thel t fbi to put up or shut up andpnd release more information about f the case. senior law enforcement sources s say they have no plans to do pla so at this time and they doubtdu the probe will be ap by the election.ctio >>> meanwhile donald trumpe donu wasted no time to respond to reo the clinton e-mailthe investigation whilein campaigning last night investsti cedar rapids iowa.cerapi take a listen.. >> the investigation is thehe biggest political scandal since watergate and it's everybody's hope that justice ji at last can be delivered.ived. the fbi would never have time unless it were a most m egregious criminal offense. >> trump will be on therump wilo campaign trail all weekend with stops in colorn ado,the tr, arizona as well as nevada. nad >>> all righ

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i'm watching hillary go over facts and she's going fact after fact and she's lying again because shee -- she said sherks what she did with the emails was fine. you think it was fine to delete 33,000 emails? i don't think so. she said the 33,000 had to do with your daughter's wedding, number one and a yoga class. maybe we'll give three or four or five. 33,000 deleted and now she's saying there wasn't anything wrong. more importantly, that was after getting a subpoena. not about. she got it from the united states congress and i'll be honest, i am so disappointed in congressmen, including republicans, for allowing this to happen. our justice department where her husband goes onto the back of an airplane 39 minutes, talks to the attorney general, days before a ruling is going to be made on her case. but for you to say that there was nothing wrong with you deleting 39,000 i mails are, again you should be ashamed of yourself. what eduardo: and this is after getting a subpoena from the united states congress -- anderson: we have to move on. martha: we want to give the audience a chance here.