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the blood. and that bloody palm print on sarah's car? the defense didn't deny it was dante's print.esting. the first sample from the print came back positive for blood. the second, done more than a year later after the print had been chemically processed, came back negative. >> reporter: but wasn't it red? or brown? >> i don't believe that that's the case. >> it's going to be hard for the viewers to understand, like, what else could it be? >> okay. so nobody -- nobody owns photoshop? none of your viewers know what photoshop is? >> well -- but now you're accusing the police of changing the color of the photo -- of the -- of the -- >> i'm -- i'm saying from the very beginning, you can't trust the police or the district attorney in this case. >> there is no proof that they planted blood or photoshopped pictures of the -- the palm print. i mean, these are just allegations by you. >> i'm not saying they did or d i'm saying i'll never know whether they did or they didn't. and that's the scary part. >> reporter: police and the prosecution unequivocally deny photoshopping or planting eviden

it's great to sell out and it's good to be with the little people in the palm beach area. the regular people. apparently this just came in, maybe you didn't see this, but my kids are looking for halloween costumes. a 12-year-old, 9-year-old and 7-year-old at home, and apparently there has been a run on ryan stone -- rhinestone cowboy hats. [laughter] apparently they are different colors, green, blue, red. it's like the homeland security system. but there is rhinestone that fall off easily, so be careful with those. you know it's bad for the american media and politics. when former president of the united states, jimmy carter, gives an interview and the title of the peace in the business of the insider today is jimmy carter defends trump in wide-ranging interview. [laughter] like how can this possibly be the title of the piece today that i was getting ready for the radio this morning. president carter at age 93 has an enormous amount of perspective. he has pragmatism in looking at the united states now and the rest of the world and i agree with president carter a lot, but i

that night he was the king of palm beach. almost all of that business has left. d cross and american cancer society, susan g komen in the aftermath of charlottesville decamped to a place called breakers, trump's rival. mar a lago's scene will be very different. in addition to the glamour was presidency, his old role as ringmaster of palm beach. >> breakers is nothing to sneeze at. it has a history of luster. the rockefellers and vanderbilt and u.s. presidents have all stayed there. there is a lot of luster that comes with the breakers, but the competition is from mar a lago. one of the groups coming to the club calls themselves the trumpets usa. and this is how they describe themselves. >> i think what trump represents appeals to everyone. it's not just rich or poor, but middle class that wants him. when they said the 1%, there is only 10 million millionaires in the country. 536 billionaires and the rest is middle class, but they are doing okay. we are all middle class. just because you dress well doesn't mean you are in the 1%. >> what does that clip reveal? >> s

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. >> reporter: we've all heard of the face palm. now it's called the face palm. it's jesus doing a face palm with the words, the president said what? written right next to it. this is not the only sign here. >> we wanted to add a different voice. >> reporter: he's shown us these four signs. >> the president said what? what is it with america and guns? i never said i hated anyone. yes, science is real. >> reporter: it's where the historic church is being rebuilt. then this happened, an international journalist saw them, snapped a pick, and it went viral. >> the last i heard it had 23,000 likes, and almost 8,000 retweets. i don't know what is going viral these days, but i think we're pretty close. >> reporter: what's the relationship wean religion and politics? we asked you on twitter whether churches should avoid the sticky subject, it like they did? marcy chimed in, saying religious institutions have a moral obligation to speak out. another wrote silence condones. back in dupont, lots of people stopping to take a look. >> i think it shows you that religious insti

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dona: that's the palm oil. each portion has two pieces of fish. porter: it's lunch time, and the restaurant is filling up. a portion of fish stew plus dessert costs the equivalent of three euros fifty. >> the moqueca was very tasty. it's a traditional dish, and she makes it every monday. after an exhausting weekend, we come every monday, and the stew gives us renewed energy. reporter: it's famous, right? >> absolutely, dona tete's stew is the best. reporter: that's why it always sells out, but dona tete keeps some aside for the children to eat as they head home from school. host: bangladesh is a densely populated country, and yet around 17 million people there are still not connected to the national grid. so, many are turning to solar power instead. now a german startup wants to enable those who can't afford solar panels, to illuminate their homes, too. our reporter, marion hutter, travelled to a village where everyone will soon benefit from solar power thanks to the new technology. marion: these cables are in great demand. the national electricity

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>> you can find up to the minute weather and traffic for your thanksgiving destination right in the palm of your hand. >>> now to the growing list of high profile names facing sexual misconduct allegations. both cbs news fired charlie rose. >> the women of "saturday night live" are coming to the defense of al franken. erin coleman is joining us live from our breaking newsen center with today's developments. >> char ri rose was spotted in new york city this morning prior to word that cbs and pbs were part iing ways with him. >> do you want to say anything to those accusers? >> eight women say rose groped them, walked naked around them and made unwanted sexual advances. the allegations span the late 1990s through 2011. his now former anchor spoke about the allegations on this morning's broadcast. >> let me be very clear. there's no excuse for this alleged behavior. it is systemic and pervasive, i have been doing a lot of listening and i'm going to continue to do that. >> the women accusing rose all worked for him or tried to work for him. rose apologized for his behavior and n a statement

where else. >> that's my brother jim. >> the neighborhood and the pictures isn't that different from the palmen today. the traffic is busier but she says neighbors are closer >> no better or worse just different. >> so this stucco wall has become a portal of the past a box of old photos turned living history. joes ross the of jr. >> jeff ranieri back with us. and we are talking prime trick or treating hours right now. >> this is it for a lot of kids. >> nice and clear. >> yes such a fun night. >> all the kid certainly looking forward to the next couple of hours. no rainfall in the mix. but it's cool. you might need to incorporate a jacket somehow or just carry it. and give it to them when they need it. be the ston conseerj if you will. >> low back at the forecast for tonight drop down to 50s 8:00 p.m. bay areawide. for anyone out later down to 54 at 11:00 p.m. remember to be safe if you are headed out. heading to tomorrow morning it's about the chill coming back. down to 47 degrees for the trillo era tri-valley. a little bit of cloud cover inland but most of the fog at the immediate coastline

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