shepard? >> shepard: what are we hearing about the injured, david lee?ll, we have heard great deal about the 11 who died. but in addition to those who lost their life, two congregants and four policemen injured. we're getting word that only three remain in the hospital, and they continue to improve. listen. >> i think overall, the progress knowsese are good for awful the -- prognosis is good for all of the patients that remain. each of them p a varying way will have a different trajectory and likely require a series of ongoing care. >> it should be pointed out the wound pod lease officer remains in the intensive care unit. and today, three funerals took place, 75-year-old joyce fine berg, 88-year-old melvin rock and 69-year-older ving younger. there is a great deal of unease in the community, a short time ago a nearby school was placed in lockdown after some one made a phone call saying a student in the school had a gun. turned out to be nothing more than a hoax after a lengthy search was conducted. but it just underscores how much people here in pittsbu

this is "shepard smith reporting." investigators use a fingerprint to nab the man targeting democrats. the suspect was in a white van, plastered in anti-democrat stickers. the suspect left his fingerprints on one device and dna on two of them. they say they're confident they have the right man. in custody is this man, 56-year-old cesar sayoc. he lived in aventura, florida and has a prior arrest record including one for making a bomb threat in 2002. reports are he worked as a bar bouncer and dancer and had recently been living in that van. shortly after we got word of his arrest, law enforcement officials in south florida surrounded this van in the town of plantation, about 30 miles north of miami. you can see the vehicle has stickers covering the windows including images of american flags, logos of the rnc, pictures of president trump and one sticker that reads "cnn sucks." "the new york times" reports one sticker has hillary clinton's face in the cross hairs of a rifle scope. the associated press reports a quitter aco

>> hi, shepard. race, congressman sinema has an interesting campaign strategy, to distance herself from her own party. he said earlier this morning a local podcast interview that she's distancing herself from democrats on purpose. so you won't see political heavyweights like president obama and vice president joe biden stumping for sinema heading into election day. i just spoke with the sinema campaign and they tell me that today's stop where sinema helped get bags of food together was a strategy. they wanted to show a contrast between their candidate and their opponent, martha mcsally, who is hosting republican royalty in the state today. former president george w. bush attending a fund raiser with mcsally this morning. also as you mentioned, president trump is here tagging along for several campaign stops throughout the state. >> she's extremely scripted. because she doesn't have a good record and she's trying to just say all the right things to get enough republicans and independents to vote for h

. >> shepard: thanks.that he would not accept blame in the gop loses control of the house of representatives. the a.p. released the transcript with the president yesterday. when reporters asked if he would take the blame for republican losses, the president said no. i think i'm helping people. i'm 48-1 in the primaries. it's much higher than that. i endorsed a lot of people that were successful that people don't even talk about. many of those 48, as you know, were people that had no chance in some cases. according to fox news research, the president has a record of 36-2 so far in the mid-terms. we don't know which other races he may be counting, but in his comments, but we're looking for them. white house correspondent for npr, tamara keith joins us. first he wanted to take credit and then not take blame. it's politics. why are we even bothering with this? the president always gets blamed in the mid-terms, always. >> it is a fact of life that mid-terms are about the president of the united states, especial

let's get to it. >> now, shepard smith reporting, live from the fedex news deck. >> shepard: good monday arch from the fox news deck. judge brett kavanaugh is now justice kavanaugh. the fight over his supreme court confirmation is not over yet. republicans and democrats are using the kavanaugh confirmation or the controversy surrounding it as a rallying cry for the midterm elections just 29 days away. the president says justice kavanaugh was caught up in a hoax that was set up by the democrats. >> i think you are going to see a lot of things happen on november 6th that would not have happened before. >> mr. president. >> the american public has seen this charade, has seen this dishonesty by the democrats. >> shepard: the democrat senator mazie hirono from hawaii says her colleagues need to focus on getting control of congress. >> and i said to the women who are justifiably angry but determined i said they should focus like a laser beam on the elections because they have connected the dots. they know the senators who are making these confirmation decisions are the people elected by their

let's get to it. >> now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: first from the fox news deck, the murder happened. there is word police in turkey found certain evidence that somebody killed the missing "the washington post" contributor at the saudi consulate in istanbul. that's according to the associated press citing high level turkish officials. we don't know more about what they claim to have found. president trump tells the fox business network any u.s. response should hinge on what, if anything, members of the saudi royal family knew about this. we'll have more on that in just a moment. in earlier reports, turkish officials disclosed details of a gruesome operation involving interrogations, torture, and a bone saw. they say saudi agents killed jam mall khashoggi and attacked him or hacked him to bits. saudi officials call the claims baseless. now, there is word they are considering the, the saudis, whether to say that agents who were not authorized to murder, actually killed khashoggi during an interrogation that wept wrong. that's according to the "wal

still no moment. >> shepard: thanks.ad, more on the new developments in the russia investigation. we'll hear from an attorney that says it could mean many things if robert mueller is willing to accept written answers from president trump. he says it will undoubtedly help the president. that's next. ♪ we're in memphis, tennessee, a city with one of the highest increases of women-owned businesses in the u.s. it's really this constant juxtaposition when you're a mom and an entrepreneur. with more businesses starting every day, how do they plan for their financial wellness? i am very mindful of the sacrifices that i make. so i have to manage my time wisely. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. coaching means making tough choices. jim! you're in! but when you have high blood pressure and need cold medicine that works fast, the choice is simple. coricidin hbp is the #1 brand that gives powerful cold symptom relief without raising your blood pressure. coricidin hbp. unstopand it's strengthenedting pl

. >> shepard: 's noon on west coast and 3. in washington' thousands people head toward the united states from mexicoment we will hear from the president and members the caravan in moments. body double to make it look like "the washington post" double walked out of the consulate in istanbul. the imposture wearing jamal khashoggi's own clothes. a member of the security team apparently called the prince's office the day of the killing but the saudis still insisting mbs had nothing to do with it. and a big change in calculating credit scores could help more people get loans and credit cards. critics warn that easy money helped trigger the financial crisis there is a lot of news. let's get to it. >> brit hume, shepard smith reporting reporting live from the fox news deck. >> president trump speaking to reporters right now on the south lawn of the white house about nearly every topic in the news today. we know because the white house pool is there at this moment. and listening as we have all come to understanding there is a play bac

let's get to it. ♪ >> now shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> shepard: good tuesdayfternoon from the fox news deck a resignation seemingly out of nowhere. the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley is out. announcing she will leave her post at the end of this year. sources tell fox news this latest shakeup inside the trump administration came as a big surprise to her staff and many inside the white house itself. all of this playing out just 28 days before the midterms. the former south carolina governor sat next to the president in the oval office and called it an honorable of a lifetime to serve her country. she did not give a specific reason for leaving. but explained that government officials need to know when it's time to step aside. >> you know, i said i am such lucky girl to have been able to lead the state that raised me and to serve a country i love so very much. it has really been a blessing and i want to thank you for that. >> shepard: ambassador haley told reporters she will not run for office in 2020 and will campaign for president trump in his re-electi

matthew shepard was always different... says his mom judy. matt's favorite custome for 3 years in a row, from ages 8,9 and 10 was probably dolly parton.those differences defined matthew's life...and his death.when he was a 21 year old college student...two men viciously murdered shepard...because he was gay. shepard's death drew national attention and marked an important moment in the history of gay rights in america.<>twenty years later his parents donated his preschool diploma, superman cape and other belongings to the smithsonian's national museum of american history.they say it's another way to keep their son's memory alive.in 2009 congress passed the matthew shepard and james byrd jr. hate crimes prevention act. the legislation expanded the federal hate crimes law to include crimes motivated by a victim's perceived sexual orientation, gender identity or disability.this wedding ring matthew hoped to give someone,some day, reminds civil rights advocate michelle morgan of the sacrifices made for gay marriage and other issues ."th

>> shepard: thanks very much.ppreciate it, rich, let's go to michael o'hanlon now, senior fellow in foreign policy in brookings institution a public profit. definition security and national security policy. good to see you again. >> hey, shep. you too. >> shepard: we talked about this like a week ago. any surprises in the way thought narrative has developed? >> what you are just talked about with the idea of the relatives show gratitude to the saudi regime. that sounds like what saddam hussein used to do. used to charge family for the bullets used to kill their looed ones. i mean, this just gets more horrible with every detail. and i really want to commend you for keeping the details in front of everyone. otherwise, it's too easy to go back to business as usual with the saudis. we have so many interests with them. we need -- out world needs their oil. they need our military protection would all want to hope he is be a reformer. this is way too gruesome. i'm glad you are keeping up the coverage. >> >> shepard: what

it was both hard and easy, shepard.as you say, it meant admitting to ourselves that jamal was unlikely to come back and help us edit it. that's something that we haven't wanted to admit. easy in the sense that it was such an amazing statement of what he believed in, what he had been fighting for most of his life, why he went into exile and apparently if what we're hearing is true, the values of what he gave his life for. >> shepard: khaishoggi was critical of the saudi king and the crown prince who has been accused of sending the hit squad to turkish consulate. at the same time, he was for the what the crown prince was advocating, the reforms. >> yes. it's unfathomable that this crime was taking place and why a lot of us here at the post had a hard time believing this was true. jamal was a patriot. he believes the middle east needed a brighter future. he needed the reforms to succeed. he saw himself as a constructive critic that was saying if you want to open up the kingdom, if you want to be more than just an oil petro

shepard? >> shepard: the package with postage and dropped off by a courier in the mail room. there's alerts at other cnn newsrooms out of an abundance of caution. >> that's right. that's the phrase that we've heard, "an abundance of caution." mayor de blasio said there was no specific credible threat anywhere else in the city, but he did say there was going to be an increase in police presence and that there was going to be more police specifically at locations such as media facilities as well as transit hubs. listen to what new york's governor andrew cuomo had to say about this recent threat. >> circumstance of being who we are and where we are. we are in new york. we're an international icon and an international target. terrorism only works if you let it work. what they are trying to do is scare us. >> shepard: david lee interrupting because we did have live pictures coming out of sunrise, florida. remember, the eric holder package didn't go to eric holder because there was a bad address on it. the package went back to debbie wasserman-schultz's offices in florida to the no

it's great to have you here again, thank you so much. >> great to be with you, shepard. >> shepard: judgeavanaugh made clear repeatedly and abundantly, displayed anger with the politicians involved in the hearing. what was your take on that display. this pico i compared and contrasted it to clarence thoma thomas. 27 years ago, lots of people have gone back to the hill hearings and clarence thomas. both were federal judges on the u.s. court of appeals in the district of columbia when they came forward for the supreme court, and both had given initial hearings at which they were very judicious and judicial in their demeanor. clarence thomas, when he came back for the second hearing after anita hill's testimony, he was emotional to be sure. he was angry. we know the famous luncheon comment that he made and he was somewhat dismissive of the process that he thought was doing him wrong. he thought in that sense, judge kavanaugh was similar. and i would say his tearfulness was different than judge thomas and i think that is something that gives people pause when it comes to the concept of judici

>> shepard: thanks, mike. time is running out for the fbi to turn in its report on judge brett kavanaugh. coming up, i'll speak with a former fbi special agent who has done these investigations about how they work behind the scenes. plus, "the new york times" report that indicates president trump helped his father cheat the federal government and avoid for years on end paying millions and millions of dollars in federal taxes. i'll talk with an award winning journalist that co-wrote the story. that's coming up on this wednesday afternoon. your brain changes as you get older. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. the full value oft wyour new car? you'd be better off throwing your money right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ >

>> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast. noon on the west coast. 2:00 p.m. along the florida panhandle where right now the hurricane continues to move north and east. it crossed over land at a historic 155 miles an hour. maximum sustained winds and hit with drew dead force at tyndall air force base near mexico beach in the florida panhandle. let's get to the hurricane for a live track of the storm. >> i'm ken graham here in the operations here. it's 3:00 p.m. eastern, 2:00 central. the latest update on hurricane michael, you can see most of the center, the eye wall, the area of the strongest winds moving on shore. we made landfall and continue to move north at a rapid rate. north northeast at 15 miles an hour. so moving quickly. a reminder. we're seeing the pictures inside the eye. it's a very dangerous thing. this thing is moving so fast, 15 miles an hour. as it moves north, you may have some calm inside the eye but it's dangerous. you'll have the back edge of the winds. we often see that to be incredibly dangerous. be careful. really just best to stay in a

liberty ♪ >> shepard: back to fox's top story now.ators looking at the fbi's report on judge kavanaugh and getting ready for a final vote on confirmation as soon as this saturday. let's go to a.b. stoddard, columnist and real clear politics. good to see you. >> good to see you, shep. looks like this is over, period. >> i think so. they have a few votes that they can play with. you can have a 50-vote tie being broken by vice president mike pence. and so i'm still thinking that joe manchin, senator from west virginia, a democrat, has given comments in the last few days indicating that he will look at brett kavanaugh's adult life and career and his outstanding reputation instead of his adolescence when weighing this. i think he is likely a yes vote and i think senator collins murkowski are 3 for 3 or 2 for 3. we'll see a justice kavanaugh saturday. >> shepard: there's a complaint about process from democrats now, which is a bit rich. background investigations of this kind, which come from the white house, have always been conducted in th

i'm shepard smith fox news new york. continuing now on fox news channel, let's get the latest from the meteorology center. directly over tyndall air force base and an area that's almost not populated at all. you don't want it to hit anywhere, but it picked a nice spot. >> you and i both worked and lived along this portion of the gulf coast for several years. it is hitting an area maybe not the worst spot. notice something else. as this runs on shore, it's been such a defined eye wall. this has not changed. it continues to be very strong around this eye wall. anywhere that it does bump into going to see strong winds continue. this will stay a hurricane for a little while. not one of those ones that hits and immediately falls apart. this could be a hurricane into the overnight hours. 155 mile an hour winds at 1:30 p.m. we're seeing wind gusts stretching up into the 85 miles an hour. we've seen gusts get up to 130 miles an hour. that obviously is enough to do major damage, possibly even take down some buildings when it is a

good to have you. >> thank you, shepard. >> shepard: a lot of evidence, nothing has blown up. >> yes,lot of discussion about a treasure trove of information based on the fact that the bombs are intact. they've been able to look at the components and analyze them. there should be some type of signature that each bomb maker has in making the components and putting them together. >> shepard: so would you search online properties to see who might have been suggesting one be made like that or what sort of tactics do you take? >> that's one avenue to do online searches, to search, to trace online searches to see who has been looking at bomb-making material and information and guidance. and like you suggested, these components, the way they're put together, probably some instructions, some manual out there that provides the frame work for this. there's a lot of looking at social media, looking at databases, law enforcement agencies to see if there's any information that would link the language, the components, anything at all, the threats, any indications of threats by someone that would tie

i'm shepard smith in new york and this is "shepard smith reporting." i want to show you that same canal, the same canal as it looked yesterday. here's mexico beach just east of panama city. i rotated it. this is that canal where the drone came. houses on either side. boats in their docks and in their slips. then it took a turn, remember, headed out towards the ocean. all of this, all of this is gone. today teams are looking for survivors while others start the long and tedious process of figuring out what they can salvage and how to some day recover and potentially rebuild. some more images from the ground in mexico beach are striking, startling. homes obliterated. so little left standing. we've heard a lot of harrowing stories from people that made the decision to ride out this monster category four storm almost category five that came ashore with maximum sustained winds at 155 miles an hour. with gusts more than that. so strong it knocked out the gauges which record the wind. we heard some stories including one from a man that says he thought he woul

. >>> it's hard to believe this friday marks the 20th anniversary of matthew shepard's death. his horrifying murder shocked the national conscience. a watershed moment in gay rights history and turned his parents into accidental activists. i met them recently in wyoming to discuss their continuing battle to make something decent emerge from this unspeakable crime. you said, i'm angrier now in some ways. >> i am. i thought we were making such great progress and then after the election, it was like, well, here we are, ground zero again. i'm so mad we are regressing. here we are again. just makes me very angry. >> reporter: matt shepard, the gay college student savagely beaten last week in wyoming died this morning. >> reporter: it's been 20 years since matthew shepard's gruesome murder became synonymous with hate. his parents, dennis and judy, have turned their family's tragedy into a legacy of hope. but their fight for lgbtq rights is far from over. they point to a recen hate crimes, underscoring what they say is a resurgence of bigotry. >> it's discouraging. it's really scary

>> shepard: water from the west in three hours. water from the north now. >> it's not blowing potential debris at us although there has been damage, the door blew off of the hotel. nothing catastrophic. police still on the street, they have not pulled it in. >> shepard: hang tough, i will come right back to you. let's make a big enough so they can see it, i won't stay on it for long but it's important. real quick, here's the area, here's panama city. here is the city itself, the barrier island, here's panama city beach. coming right here, this is panama city beach right here. maybe you will get category 2 weather but east bay is going to flood, parker, callaway, panama city, you are getting a direct hit on the east side in the next couple of hour hours. live in destin florida, to the west of here. >> six airports shut down, 50,000 people without power, that number is going to grow by a large amount. we are just entering what is expected to be the worst couple -- the rain and wind coupled with the storm surge we will be seen, hopefu

troops from being used in this way. >> shepard: any word on cost? pay for this, not dhs. congress won't want that money deferred from other projects. by law, they can't move that money. dhs has reimbursed when troops were sent to the border. the bottom line is, it is expensive. earlier this year, when the pentagon sent 2000 troops to the border, it cost $185 million. when president bush sent 6,000, it cost $1.2 million. >> shepard: nice to see you. >>> the jet crash of a bowing jet says no survivors are expected. it crashed into the java sea and they have found some debris and some personal belongings but they haven't been able to find what they are describing as the main wreckage. a low cost indonesian airline with a spotty safety record called lion air owned the plane. the pilot requested to return to base just a few minutes after takeoff. benjamin hall with late developments from london. ben? >> reporter: what brought this plane down is a mystery. the pilots were very experienced. the plane was practically brand new and the weather was perfect an

." >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast and 3:00 in the city of pittsburgh where the funerals have begun for the victims of the synagogue slaughter. president trump is on his way now. one week before the midterms, the president looking like moves on immigration, this time a threat to use executive order to end birthright citizenship. the subject of the 14th amendment, except he can't actually do that. and the comforts of after my boss "whitey" bulger is found dead in prison. it's >> shepard: days after their gunman slaughtered seven people it inside a synagogue including senior citizens and two disabled brothers, president trump is heading to pittsburgh even though some jewish leaders and local officials have asked him to please stay away. the president's visit comes on the same day that the tree of life synagogue began burying the victims. president trump telling fox news he tent mike plans to meet with police officers and survivors at the hospital. the rabbi at tree of life who survived the shooting and tried to save others so the president is always welcome. but the mayor of pit

>> shepard: i would think. the scary part of all of this is that you are increase dramatically, episodically, over the next hour. every 10 minutes it will get much stronger. within half an hour, rock should be fun. >> i know. that's when we want to take cover. we have been looking at the direction of debris, and there is nothing coming at us at this point. as you point out, that is going to change. we are going to get -- as long as these winds are right now, it's nothing like what is in that eye wall. even if it doesn't hit right here, if it's east of us saw him as you know, got some debris coming by. it's going to be quite an event. quite an event. >> shepard: you are not -- you are close twoyards from the beach. you are right on it. the first thing to hate will be you. >> exactly. that's the thing. we wanted to be close, obviously. i have gotten down to the beach earlier to see what the surgeon was like, and, you know, it's not coming directly at us right yet. we don't see any evidence of the surge coming ove

. >> shepard: the vote is tomorrow, but the big moment is right now. a live look. the floor of the united states senate where we're about to witness what could be the tipping point for judge brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination. at any moment now, the key republican senator from maine will announce how she plans to vote tomorrow. susan collins holds all the cards. if she's a yes on brett kavanaugh, he is likely the next associate justice of the supreme court. big picture, there's four key senators today. three of them are collins, joe manchin and jeff flake voted yes today. jeff flake said he will vote to confirm kavanaugh unless something big happens. susan collins hasn't said how she will vote on the actual nomination. we're watching the republican senator lisa murkowski of alaska. she voted against advancing kavanaugh's nomination. normally if you go against your own party in the motion to proceed, you'll stay the course and do it again in the motion to confirm. she also said today kavanaugh is in her view maybe not the right man for the court at this time

national cathedral in washington, d.c., where matthew shepard was finally laid to rest. >> matt sheparday college student who was savagely beaten, died this morning. >> reporter: the country learned who matthew shepard was 20 years ago this month, after the 21-year-old gay college student was found beaten and left for dead, tied to a fence in laramie, wyoming. for decades the shepards have searched for a safe place for their son's remains. his father, in front of a packed, and tearful cathedral today. >> matt was blind, just like this beautiful house of worship. he did not see skin color. he did not see religion. he did not see sexual orientation. all he saw was a chance to have another friend. just like this beautiful home we have here right now. >> reporter: ever since they lost their son, matthew's parents have fought back against hate and bullying in this country and beyond. in recent days, his parents with juju chang on their cherished boy. >> he had flaws. he was smart, funny, people just were drawn to him. and it was a great loss, not just to us but to all his friends and people

shepard's gruesome murder in wyoming 20 years ago drew attention to the calls of gay rights.pard's family told chip reid the cathedral is the perfect resting place. >> to come here, which is so-- a haurch that is so involved internationally with visitors and everything else, has a chance to help make change from inside the church to outside this country, the borders, he'd have been thrilled to death. >> glor: shepard joins about 200 others interred at the cathedral, including woodrow wilson. up next here, steve hartman "on the road" with a bride who brought a fairy-tale to life for a little girl. back pain can't w. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve back & muscle. all day strong. all day long. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla,75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is asso

a candlelight vigil was held for matthew shepard. they are expectingro guests fm around the world to show up today and they want matthew's final resting place to be a place of oupeace. >>an come and sit in the chapel right outside and think and ponder and reflect and give thanks few mat shepard and the progress that we have made. >> he will be in the lower level he cathedral. that servi begins today at 10:00 a.m. >>> happening now, d.c. police are searching forha this man advocated people who for muslim-americans. he walked into the council of american-islamic relations in southeast and started yelling about islam. he w upset about this post. he calls for the cncilman to step down after he shared an anti-muslim meme on facebook. he decided to leave but it's what he did as he was walking out that scared the staff. >> and then motioned -- did the throat cutting motion to another staffer which we saw very much as a threat. >> he is no stranger to hate.e throup says it offer receives death threats. the offas evacuated nearly three years

. >>> honoring matthew shepard 20 years after his brutal murder shocked the nation, tonight laid to rest in the national cathedral. >> we remember and matt welcome home. amen. >> tonight, our conversation with his parents on his legacy and the movement he started. >>> and the powerful weekend nor'easter about to slam millions. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. in a remarkably fast-moving investigation that spanned from california to delaware, new york to florida, a fingerprint cracked the case leading to today's dramatic arrest of the prime suspect in the mailing of at least 14 pipe bombs that targeted prominent critics of president trump including two former presidents. today just hours after the discovery of four more suspicious devices, officials confirmed the arrest of a 56-year-old florida man who they say was behind the mailings. the fbi director making clear these were not hoax devices. the suspect's social media trail along with images emblazened on his van revealing a deep disdain toward the media and political left, including

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parents to say goodbye to theiron som 20 years after his death. >>> and wehave much m on matthew shepard's life and legacy. we've created photo gallery of the personal items hisarents donated to the museum ofatural history. >>> we're about a month away from thanksgiving. while you don't need to go out and buy the turkey just yet, maa to think about travel plans. a lot of decisions you make now could make or break your holiday. >> reporter: kimberl warren knows the pain of holiday travel. >> you get to the airport and you thinn every per in humanity has been put right in this place. >> reporter: she's been a travel adviser foremore than 30 years and said there are fourno thing to when booking your trip. >> first, travel on the offday. >>nk tiving day, christmas day, new years day. >> being super flexible as to leaving very early in the morning or late at night. >> they said the smartest thing. >> accept for around thanksgiving, flying on a tuesday o wednesday is best. being flexible isn't just gooded for that crairline seat but your wallet, too. >> the first thing i want to do is get my bes

matthew shepard was an openly omy college student who stopped at a local bar in g. there he met two men who ndbeat him almost to death left him tied to a fence. he was found a day later and died within a week. now his remains have been brought toashington, where at theve been interred national cathedral. barbara plett-usher has the story. barbara: that this should be the resting place of matthew shepard was a cause for celebration. today, this sacred space ab murder.e horror of his the place of worship a commemoratan who became a symbol of the violence against gay people. >> let me say i have been crying for a week now. barbara: it isn important and moving moment for the first openly gay bishop in the episcopal church. and for matthew's parents, a ucial time of closure. for 20 years, they kept their son's ashes at home partiall because they were afraid a memorial wld be desecrated. >> it is so important that we now have a home for matt. a home that others can visit. a home that is safe from haters> nd matt, welcome home. amen.at barbara:ew was a university student i

an emotional service is under way at the national cathedral as matthew shepard is being laid to rest.he became a rallying cry for a movement aftere was brutally murdered. 20 years later,is ashes are being interred here at the nation cathedral here in washington. >>> justin finch, what do you pe? >> reporteple from all walks of life are gathered here today. this is a ver somber day for matthew's family, he lived in wyoming,ro maine and they waited and waited until they ce and theyight p found that here at the national cathral. >> t cathedral doors opened and people began to make their way inside for a ceremony o thanksgiving for the life of matthew shepard. >> i was 10 when it happened. it's weird to think it's been a generation. >> then 20-year-old matthew shepard was brutally beaten, tied for a fence and left for dead on aold october night in wyoming. less than a week later, he died. two men were convicted of his murder. matthew's case gripped eaadlines ands around the world. a high-profile example of an anti-gay hate crime and flash point in the lgbq movement. >> i think the progres

. >> 5:10 is our time right now. 20 years a matthew shepard was kidnapped,ortured and killed because he was gay. that sto lead to a hate crimes law. now he has a final resting place at the washington national his parents kept his ashes feeling they would be vandalized they buried them. they feel confident that the national cathedral will be a safe place. only 200 people have been interredre tn the last century. >> there was a tremendous push for anti-hate crime legislation which was being fiercely resisted at the time of matthew shepard's death. and through the efforts of his i family, we also partnered, ten years later it was passed and named in matthew shepard's honor. >> he will be laid to rest at the cathedral on october 26th. it's reassuring that he will rest in a sacred place where people can come andonmplate a safer, kinder world. >>>5:11 is our time right now. kanye unfiltered. yesterday the rapper visited the white house and for almost 20 minutes all the president oryo else in the oval office could do was listen. this was phrases andops he covered which was almos completely

. >> kristen bell and dax shepard celebrated five years of wedded bliss. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> more than 10 million people watched "the conners" kill off their may tri arc.id roseanne t it? >> she's making it perfect live clear to the world she's not happy and is holding nothing they could have done is fire me from my own show and let other people write my life story. >> wait, what? mom overdosed? >> how do you think roseanne feels about the episode? >> i'm sure she's hurt. she didn't like the way she was handled. >> roseanne fired back at "the conners" for killing off her character tweeting i ain't dead, bitche then she and her rabbi followed that up with a joint statement, quote, that it was done through unnecessary grim and morbid dimension to an otherwise happy family show. >> so how did the conners compare to roseanne in the ratings? the conners had 10.5 million viewers. that's pretty much on par with "roseanne's" season finale, but down 55% from its premiere last spring. la lazy -- >> it was extensively debated. i understand why the if i nalty would give her pain. fo

. >> shepard smith.have more on nikki haley's surprise exit as ambassador to the united nations. what this could mean going forward? and what about the timing, just 28 days before the midterm elections? plus, monstrous hurricane michael. now taking aim at that time florida panhandle and the big ben. we'll speak to the director of the national hurricane center about what makes this storm so dangerous. that's coming up top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. >> dana: now a look at other stories you should know about. our daily three. kim jong-un inviting pope francis to pyongyang. if he accepts he would be the first pope to ever visit north korea. second, a london based group say they've identified the real name of a suspect in the poisoning of an ex-russian spy. british authorities say the men were probably using aliases. third, israel detaining an american graduate student over her alleged support for a pro palestinian boycott. she is expected to remain in custody while she appeals the case. justice

. >> shepard smith at the fox newsdesk. fine countdown to election day.bout to kick off a cross country campaign blitz this afternoon. he's also criticizing a top republican. how all of this can affect the midterms. i'll break it down with a top political journalist. that and, hey, if your kids or grand kids get halloween candy tonight that they cannot stand, we have a solution. how they can trade it in. that's coming up top of the hour shepard smith reporting. >> dana: republicans hoping to flip a senate seat in the hoosier state. voters deciding between democratic senator joe donnelly and mike braun. madalyn reufrb rivera at the future farmers of america convention. >> reporter: no matter which direction you turn, at the future farmers of america national convention, something is bound to catch your eye. industry leaders from the agriculture and manufacturing industry sharing their expertise and their thoughts on midterm elections if you lend them your ear. >> joe donnelly's done the work. he tries to help everybody. he's looking out for us. i appreciat

. >> matthew shepard will be laid to rest at the washington national cathedral, more than 20 years after he wasde md for being gay. >> justin is live outside of the cathedral in northwest. a lot of people areyondering e is just now being layed to rest after he was killed so long ago. >> that's right. this was heart break after heart break and first they lost their son and then they fear if they buried him their grave site could be vandalized. and now they believe they haved foit. he was just 21 years old when he died in 1998 and he will be interred today. 20 years ago this month, his story grabbed headlines as well as hearts. he was severely beaten and then die to a fence and left to on a cold wyoming night. two men were convicted of his murder and they' now serving life prison terms. on thursday night a vigil was held and somehere were expected to be at today's service. >> some of the young lgbtq people living i here washington were in diapers or not even born yet. so i have been really surprised at tir interesting. just yesterday his family did ive personal things to th museum of histo

i think matthew shepard became for as you symbol. andov everyeneeds sim bbr bls. >> he said his mother approached him asking ifer son's ashes would be welcomed here at the washington national cathedral. he said he contacted the dean who immediately and warmly welcgged the tion. reporting from washington national cathedral. chris gordon, news4. >>> omingup, a tragic accident at a metro station. >> a man killed while trying to ride up an escalator. >>> and first lady michelle obama announc her new mission. >>> and assessing the damage one day after hurricane michael hands a new it's time for the ross fall dress event. so you can find a party dress at a priceh? yeah. that makes you want to celebrate. he finderfect dress for every occasion. it feels even better when you find it for less at the ross fall dre event. yes for less. i'm jennifer wexton, and i approve this message. seen barbara comstock's fake ad? jennifer wexton backed a deal leading to massive tolls on 66. nonsense. jennifer wexton fought the tolls on 66. and let's call this

. >> there was a tremendous push foranti-hate crime legislation the time of matthew shepard's death and through the efforts of his family with which we also partnered, ten years later the anti-hate crime legislation was finally passed and named in matthew shepard's honor. >> he wl be laido rest on october 26th. his mother says it is reassuring that he will rest in a safer plac where people can come and contemplate a safer, kinder world. >> kanye unfiered. the rapper visited the white house and for almost 20 minutes allr the president anybody else in the oval office could do is listen. these are some of t phrases and topics he covered in a monologue that was almost completely uninterrupted but for a few reporter questions. one thing is clear.es kanye supports president trump. >> they tried to scare me to not wear this hat. my own friends. buthis hat, it gives me power in a way. there was something about when i put this hat on. it made me feel like superman. what i need saturday night live or the liberals to improve. on he don't look good. we don't look good. this is our president. ou >>

the gay rights movement now has a final resting place at national cathedral. 20 years ago matthew shepard was kidnapped, tortured and killed because he was is story received nationa attention and lead to a federal hate crimes law. he will be laid to rest on tober 26th. >> you may need to start leaving home earlier if you use the memorial bridge. only three lanes of traffic will be open starting monday morning. usually there's six lanes. the construction project will keep tee lan closed for the next three years. tonight could be the night thata you becom millionaire. the drawing for the third largest mega milkpons j just a few hours away now. it's estimated to be wor $548 io mi there's also not been a jackpot winner since july 24th for that lottery. that was anice pool with 11 co-workers walked away with $543 million. >> we could office pool here. >> we haven't done that in awhile. >> someone needs to organize that. aaron. >> no. >> tickets are $2 each. good luck. >> maybe somebody else. >> do you know how much efft at is? >> distribute all that cash. 100, 200. >> don't count on me to do i

years after an openly gay student was killed in wyoming, matthew shepard's legacy lives on.: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and arnd the globe. 56-year-old cesar sayoc has been arrested in florida and charged with sending more than a dozen explosive devices to critics of president trump. police say dna evidence was used to find him and issued a warning to those who might use violence to advance political caus. the bbc's north america correspondent nick bryant has : e latest. niis has been a nationwide manhunt, but it appeared to end today amidst the palm trees of florida. federal authorities arrested a suspect in connection with parcel bombs just north of miami. law enforcement officers surrounded this wte van trumpzoned with pro- stickers, featuring the esident and vice preside mike pence, and more threateningly, crosshairs over the faces of hillary clinton and barack obama, two democrats targeted with crude bombs. the suspect is 56-year-old cesar sayoc, a registered republican who is evidely a devoted supporter of donald trump. on social media, the

. ♪ >> shepard smith on the fox news deck.etting an update out of tyndall air force base in the florida panhandle. ground zero for hurricane michael. left the base with widespread catastrophic damage. and president trump on the move soon headed to ohio for a rally. we'll see if he talks to reporters on his way out of town. that's coming up at the top of the hour with "shepard smith reporting." see you then. >> dana: voting rights a flash point in the georgia governor's race. stacy abrams against ryan brian kemp who is secretary of state. he's in charge of elections and voter registration. abrams and groups say kemp is uses his office to suppress the vote which affects african american and minority voters. kemp denies the accusations. >> black people have an issue with the world "again." my feeling from that is because i'm going all the way to signal it. all we have is now. all we have is today. the word again doesn't hurt us because of the idea of racism and slavery. it hurts us because we need to focus on who we are now, toda