now just one month after her murder, kayden's mom and stepdad, cassie and brian sherlock, speaking outinst a family court system they say failed kayden by not properly taking into account jeffrey's violent history and what kathy says were her repeated cries for help. do you feel like your daughter's death was preventible? >> absolutely, oh my god, absolutely. >> 100%. >> every single thing that could have stopped it at some point, it just didn't. >> reporter: with three beautiful kids and a new puppy, the sherlocks thought life couldn't get any better. but there was somebody else in the picture. kayden's biological father, jeffrey mancuso, whom kathy met one summer on the jersey shore. >> it was a fling? >> yeah, basically. >> reporter: they mefr married but they moved in together when kathy found out she was pregnant. >> i thought that's what i had to do, to try for kayden to give her two parents. >> reporter: despite the chill between mom and dad, sister alison says the father/daughter bond was strong. >> she wou alwaysay my brother is 5'6". and she would say things like, my daddy's

a lot of streets in bad shape. >> and sherlock is not alone. there's so much red that some joked it might be easier to the few streets list in the good condition. >> it is not as though groups are trying to keep up. with limited resources and a lot to do, smaller streets remain on the waiting list. >> with local streets, neighborhood streets, we have not paved them. >> over the last f six years. >> the city is looking for funds to repair smaller side streets. that's more than 2,300 streets or about 388 miles of ripped up roadways. they jokingly mentioned the urban myth. >> that i think the front end alignment shops are the ones that put the potholes. >> city leaders taking it to the voters, hoping they pass the bond measure to start repairing the neglected seats. otherwise, the city might soon be seeing more red. it is expected to raise more than $300 million for those neglected streets. nbc bay area news. >>hanks so much. >>> a fit bit tracking device leads san jose police to a 90-year-old murder suspect. anthony is accused of killing his 67-y

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>> well, you don't have to be sherlock holmes to figure this out. the democrats knew about this for weeks, july, they never raised it in that timely fashion. they sat on it, never confronted judge kavanaugh. that says a lot about their tactics. ms. ford hired a lawyer in august and took a polygraph in august. so it makes it pretty hard for me to believe they never intended this to come out. whether ms. ford intended to come out or not, i don't know. but the people she hired intended foyt come out, they want to sink kavanaugh and get trump. you don't have to be that sharp to figure out there's something going on here. she will have her day, monday, if she chooses to come. >> martha: i want to play the rest of the sound bite i played from a could men daytor on another network. it rizs another issue. she said whether or not it actually happened, is not the primary concern. it's his reaction to her pain. let's play this. >> we need to judge brett kavanaugh not just on what he may or may have done but how he treats a woman's pain. that is something, i'm

sherlock holmes, move aside.ou mighthear crated, think it is a local story about a deranged person killing cats. this murder mr. has been under investigation for the past three years and has received worldwide attention. the british press, frankfurt, others tell us that the mystery has been solved. according to the british police, they spent some 500,000 pounds on the investigation. they say it is actually foxes and cars that have killed some 400 cats. not a white man in his 40's, as previously thought. the story made a cover with a cheeky headline, out-foxed, teasing the british police, saying, no, it is not michael che fox killing cats but the actual animal. >> it is the end of the week, friday it we need a change of pace story. you have come through big-time, i think. you found something very soft and fluffy. >> i cannot end with the dead animals. buzz fetuses cap members are going crazy for a man named terry, a volunteer at a pet shelter in wisconsin. he cuddles and naps with the cats. the shelter posted the

it is a crack legal analysis from the law firm of "no, ( bleep ), and sherlock." ( laughter ) strzokgowdy's questions, based on instructions from f.b.i. lawyers. and that's when all rhetorical hell broke lose. >> mr. strzok, you are under subpoena and are required to answer the question. are you objecting to the question? if so, please state your objection. >> mr. chairman, i object. >> the gentleman does not have standing to object. there is no-- >> point of order-- >> no point of order here. >> point of order. it should be heard. >> point of order, mr. chairman. >> your-- let me continue. >> point of order, mr. chairman. point of order. >> the question is directed to the witness. >> and i have a point of order before he answers the question. >> the point of order is not well taken. >> you don't know what the point of order is. you can't say it's not well taken. >> the point of order-- the witness will answer the question. >> mr. chairman, i raise my point of order and i insist on it. >> stephen: damn! it's robert's rules of back off bitch or i will cut you! ( cheers and applause )

. >> you don't have to be sherlock holmes to figure some of this out. >> if she decides not to show up i can't say everything is truthful. i don't know. john: the woman accuses supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of se

. >> seth: he sounds like sherlock holmes after a concussion. [ laughter ] "my dear watson, we' goingout who the suspect is, and where he is, and what he did, and who he what, and why i where." [ laughter and applause ] so trump -- trump apparently thinks a crime might have been committed by whoever wrote the op-ed. w yesterdate house counselor kellyanne conway was asked on cnn what exactly that crime may be, and didn't have answer. >> resident trump has said that jeff sessions, the attorney general should be investigating who the author of the piece is 'cause of national security reasons. is that a directive to doj to investigate? >> so from what i understand, there can be an investigation if there's criminal activity. >> and there doe't appear to be any. >> i don't know that. i don't think you that. in other words, that's -- >> what would thvicriminal ac be? >> it really depends on what else has been divulged by an individual. anybody who would do this -->> ut we read the op-ed. there was nothing -- there was nothing -- there were no national secrets. >> anybody who would do this, h

. >> you don't have to be sherlock holmes to figure some of this out. >> if she decides not to show up, that's entirely her choice. >> i can't say everything is truthful. i don't know. john: the woman accuses supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault and wants the fbi to investigate before she agrees to speak publicly about the alleged event. some republicans say that's a democratic tactic to delay kavanaugh's confirmation. we will debate it. >>> kim jong-un agreeing to shut one of the country's main missile sites, crediting his historic summit with president trump for stabilizing security in the region. >>> hillary clinton slamming president trump on msnbc, urging americans to vote in the midterms to reject trump's quote authoritarian tendencies. thank you for joining us. thank you for watching. money, politics. i'm john layfield. "the evening edit" starts now. john: the dow jumping more than 150 points to 26,405 as goldman and jpmorgan lead bank shares higher. >>> first, kavanaugh's accuser will not show up monday to answer questions at the senate hearing. christine bla

this is what he said about the politics of washington >> you don't have to be sherlock holmes to figures out. the democrats knew about this for weeks. july, they never raised it in a timely fashion. they sat on it and never confronted judge kavanaugh. that says a lot about their tactics. they're the people that want to sink kavanaugh and get trump. you don't have to be that sharp to figure out there is something going on here. she will have her day monday if she chooses to come. >> sandra: do you think she is going to show up? >> it will be up to her. i know the chairman has offered to do this in private. he offered to do it in public if that's their choice. i know that senator collins had suggested that rather than having members of the committee ask the questions, to actually have outside counsel hired separately to come in and ask specific questions of both trying to find a way to make this as bipartisan as possible given our colleagues of the other side of the aisle haven't seen fit to take that approach. >> bill: mitch mcconnell had a meeting with senators yesterday. he delivered a

shows like sherlock went out on sundays.rama that has invigorated audiences all over the weekend —— uk, bodyguard, becoming the most successful show sims banter nappy. sunday night is become the new saturday night. that is going to bea new saturday night. that is going to be a screaming after the red carpet. —— screening. it will air on october the 7th. it an era that we are told it is all about the box set, people are willing to gather around something that is old—fashioned linear tv watching it as it is transmitted, it is down to the quality of what you are offering. it is down to the quality, don't other things as well. with bodyguard, a lot of the reason people wanted to watch it as it is read out is because it has become pa rt read out is because it has become part of the national conversation, people did not want to be spoiled on social media because it is a series with twists and turns. because some of those plot developments and performances were so of those plot developments and performances were so bold and shockin