town that would tear apart a marriage, and at the same time separate two families that were once united by love. boone, iowa, on flat land just north of des moines is a company town. headquarters for one of the largest grocery chains in the midwest. fairway. it's a family-owned company, and rick beckwith is a third generation ceo. he and his wife cindy raised a family of five here. their youngest daughter emily, the sweet, but quiet one. >> kind of a shrinking violet? >> the oldest sister said that she never got spanked. >> she just remained silent and looked at me with those big brown eyes, and it was over. >> even though emily was from a prominent wealthy family, her friend lisa says emily never flaunted it. >> everyone knew that emily was a beckwith, but i never felt less of a person in the presence of emily or any one of her family. >> emily was the girl everyone wanted to be friends with and every boy wanted to date. according to friends shannon and sarah. >> could have had any -- >> oh, anybody. >> any boyfriend. >> all these boys were gaga over her. i mean, she was gorgeous. you've seen

a group of young refugees who now live in idaho are being united by a love of soccer. brian has more on how this unusual team got started. >> keep your head up. reporter: before learning about the game of soccer on the field, >> they kept coming back in coming back and asking for books about soccer. then it came up that even though they love soccer so much they are not on the soccer team. reporter: some research led to many more just like them. >> we decided to just start a whole soccer team. reporter: the team was born. with players from all over the world, 15 of the 17 players are refugees. >> countries. when you meet them, it's like you have already met before. >> they have been through the same things you have been through so they understand you. reporter: playing soccer for passion but one that was not completely filled until joining nations united. >> so excited to play a real game with refs and nets and white lines. that's a first for almost all of the coaches from afghanistan. >> they have the skills they just did not have somebody to direct, given them. right

well, new this morning a group of young refugees who live in idaho are being united by a love of soccer. brian has the story how the unusual team got started. >> keep your head up now. reporter: before learning about the game of soccer on a field. two students at boise south it in the library. >> they kept coming back asking for books about soccer. and the kind of came up, they love, love, loved soccer so much, they are not on the soccer team. reporter: research led to many more just like them. >> there were a lot more interest. we decided to start a soccer team. reporter: the nations united team was born. with players from all over the world, 15 of the 17 players refugees. >> everybody from like differt countries and then when you meet them it is like -- you guys already meet before. >> they have been through the same thing as, as, like as you have been like different countries and through. so like -- they understand you. reporter: soccer is their passion, but one that wasot fulfilled until joining nationals united. >> so people to play with nets, and refs, and white lines that is a fi

the american people and he's not intimidated by the world and donald trump, this good man, i believe will be a good president of the united states. >> i loveonsored by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> chris: it's 29 minutes until midnight and the day resets and i can finally get some damn peace and quiet around this house. you damn kids and your xboxs. i am can chris hardwick and there is @midnight. if you are feeling a palpable the sexual excitement in the air it's probably because the vice presidential debate was tonight. tim kaine and mike pence, otherwise known as white guy 37 b and white guy 55 c squared off -- hold on, that's mr. belding and the dad from that

we are united by our interests and our values. our lovend at peace. a strong nato alliance committed to our collective defense and united against terrorism. empathy for the migrant and compassion for the refugees. partners in clean energy as our generation takes the boldest ups ever to save our planet from climate change, and partners and development because when italians and americans work together, we can help save the world's most vulnerable people from hunger and disease. as our italian friends know matteo renzi began his life of faith and service in the scouts. ever since, he has been guided by the words of the scout founder, leave this world a little better than you found it. we are proud to call you allies and friends today and always because we know when we stand together, we can leave the world a little better than we found it. to all of you, welcome to the united states. [applause] >> mr. president, mrs. obama, my friends, thank you for such a warm welcome here. president obama organized everything, also the sun incredible organi

we are united not only by our interest but our values, our love of dignity -- liberty and the dignityhuman being. which is why i say without hesitation that italy is one of our closest allies and strong as friends. in italy and prime minister renzi, the united states is a partner with whom we share a common vision. inclusive, growing economies that create opportunity and reduce injustice and inequality. a europe that is whole and free and at peace. a strong nato alliance committed to our collective defense and united in the face of aggression and terrorists. empathy for the migrants and compassion for the refugees. partners in clean energy come as a generation takes the boldest steps ever to save our planet from climate change. partners in development, because when italians and americans work together, we can help save the world's most vulnerable people from the ravages of hunger and disease. as our italian friends know, of faithgan his life and service in the scouts. ever since, he has been guided by the words of the scouts' founder -- leave this world a little better than you found

president obama: united not only by our interest but by our values, our love of liberty, our commitment to the dignity of every human being which is why i can say without hesitation that italy is one of our strongest allies in this is runs. >> a president and prime minister will have a joint news conference at 11:40 eastern time and you can watch it live on bloomberg television. hillary clinton's campaign has been traditionally republican state of arizona in its site. the campaign adding $2 million to its advertising budget for the state and one of her most effective surrogates will visit arizona on thursday, first lady michelle obama. clinton and donald trump are virtually tied in the state. european union governments delaying a decision on a draft trade agreement with canada, they need to address concerns over the deal and belgium's french-speaking southern region, opponents. that belgian pharma will be priced out of the region with cheap canadian fruits and vegetables. more than 350 works of art from the private collection of david bowie will be up for bid soon. they will be in three

us friends and neighbors are moving out of the city we love we need to talk about displacement and homelessness by protecting rent-controlled units and build nor housing we have an infrastructure structure in the addressed specifically enough our budget is at a all-time high and doing better to invest in transportation and fixing potholes we're spending a lot of money but need to generated nor solutions other than pollution evidence you find shattered gallows grace on the sidewalk we need to insure our police department is fully staffed and fined i feel that is an engagement of preview dialogue with the richmond police station my first political mentor tom again and again said to me the first responsibility of a servant is to help the job of a supervisor is non-partisan i'm not running as an activist too much city hall can be bogged down in a philosophical arguments it can get in the way even if non-partisan such responding to constituent concerns around crime and parks and supporting our local small businesses i see government for people he started in the u.s. capital working on labor, the environment and social justice and educ

by any as the best place ever. family members face a somber task of bringing their loved ones back to the united states. >> tonight we now know that this is the woman who was killed in that bizarre train crash in new jersey on thursday. the 34.mother was hit by falling debris while standing on the train platform. within 100 others were injured. 16 people are still recovering in the hospital. investigator say it could take more than a week to determine what caused the deadly train crash. new jersey governor. chris christie says the only thing that he is concerned is that the train was going too fast when it barreled through the station and into the hoboken platform. >> today is our first full day on the scene. we have made progress but we have much more information to gather. the announcements will come at a later date. >> officials say there is no suspicion of foul play nor terrorism. they are looking at every factor. >> a firefighter hurt battling the loma fire is now out of the hospital. this as fire crews are racing against time to put out those flames. the weather is expected to get wendy soon. it's a turnaroun

. >> we were united by our support for democracy, a great love for our people. >> but hours later inh that could have been delivered a year ago. >> for those here illegally today, who are seeking legal status, they will have one route, and one route only; to return home and apply for reentry like everybody else. there will be no amnesty. >> one thing that didn't change, trump himself. >> do you think i'm going to change? i'm not changing. >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? trump had a brand that he was selling that resinated very strongly, i think, with the american people and our voters and that's a secure america, a safe america, making our country back to the america that it's supposed to be. >> he's been a phenomenon since february, winning three of the four first contests. >> donald trump. >> proving to the establishment political experience is overrated. >> new jersey governor, chris christie, dr. ben carson, senator ted cruz of texas. >> one by one, he laid waste to his opponents. >> i'm suspending. >> suspen

. >> we are united by our support for democracy, a great love for our people. >> but hours later in arizonaugh immigration speech that could have been delivered a year ago. >> for those here illegally today who are seeking legal status, they will have one route and one route only, to return home and apply for re-entry like everybody else. there will be no amnesty. >>> one thing that didn't change, trump himself. >> you think i'm going to change? i'm not changing. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay. >> trump had a brand that he was selling, that resonated very strongly i think with the american people and our voters, and that's a secure america, a safe america, making our country back to the america that it's supposed to be. >>> he's been a phenom since february, winning three of the four first contests. >> donald trump! >> proving to the establishment political experience is over rated. >> new jersey governor chris christie. dr. ben carson. senator ted cruz of texas. >> one by one he laid waste to his opponents. >> i'm suspend

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united states. we need and love legal immigration and no one is more adversely affected by illegal immigration thanegal immigr t immigran immigrants. people like my father who did it the right way, went through onrus procedures. they're most cheated when he say it's okay for illegals to hop the line and get in front of them. it's unfair, bad economic policy and terrible national security policy. we're going to get control of our border. we love immigrations. he's soften immigrant, married to immigrant. we know what immigration does for the united states in terms of culture and vitality but we have right as people to do it in legal means. >> and there's battleground states with large population of immigrants. it's mott monolithic. is it possible the way governor pence handled it, pivoted away from trump's past talk about immigration help latino voters vote for trump? >> there are conservative latino voters but huge minority. very small minority. i came to this country legally too. i came by plane and did it legally but i also understand that but for the grace of god go i. i came as 8-year-old girl b

united states. e we need and we love legal immigration. and no one byhe way is mored a versusly affected by legal immigration than legal immigrants. they are the ones most cheated when we say it is okay illegals to hop the line and get in front of them to. we are going to get control of our border. we love immigration. he's the son of an immigrant. married to an immigrant. we know what immigration does to the united states in terms of culture, vitality. but we've been right as a people to do it through legal means. >> and there are only key states with largely hispanic populations. it is not monolithic population by any means. is it possible the way governor pence handled donald trump's statements on undocumented immigrants how he pivoted away from trump's cross-talk about conservative deportation that might help some conservatives vote for trump. >> there are some conservative latino voters but they are the huge minority. the very small minority. i came to this country legally too. i came by plane. i did it legally. but i also understand and i think mo

. >> he is not intimidated by the world, and donald trump, this good man, i believe, will be a great president of the united states. >> i love what he just said. >> reporter: the mild-mannered indiana governor also expected to attack hillary clinton -- >> hillary clinton states. >> reporter: on everybody from benghazi to e-mails. something trump largely avoided in that first debate. kaine will be clinton's character witness tonight on the key issue of trust. he's done it before on her e-mails. >> what would you say to american voters who have heard secretary clinton apologize, but who still find her untrustworthy? >> i have a son in the military who is deployed overseas right now. i care very, very deeply about hillary clinton. to be a great commander in chief and to make the right decisions for the country. >> reporter: but kaine's most important task, to maintain the momentum from that last debate, basically, don't mess up. >> donald trump as commander in chief scares me to death. >> reporter: tonight, kaine and pence will meet each other for the first time, and as bloomberg politics discovered, they'll be introducing them

united states. martin's wife deb was at the house today. >> i have absolutely no comment on the matter. and that i am standing by my husband. that i love him very much. >> reporter: martin, navy veteran was employed by defense contractor booz allen hamilton, the same company that hired in 2013. he leaked classified secrets about u.s. global and domestic surveillance methods. it is considered one of the most damaging security breaches in decades. according to court papers, martin admitted that he took the documents. but scott his attorney says there is no evidence his client intended to betray his country. and he has devoted his entire career to serving and protecting america.

frida might live and grow and was signed by franklin and eleanor roosevelt president of the united states of america. fo generations pay tribute to their loved one every december 7 and wondered if they would ever be able to give him a fitting burial. >> i was fascinated and i had this great pride and i'm sorry, it's just so emotional. in april of this year the u.s. navy to the comparison of dna from surviving family members with the dna taken from the bones of a sailor from the oklahoma confirmed that the the navy to follow in his front had waited 75 years for that news. elmer died a month later. >> it was closure for my dad and he never got over rudy. every time i talked my dad, you talked about rudy and what a great guy he was. >> rudy will finally be coming home on october 14. he will be laid to rest here at st. mary cemetery with full even though he has been gone since that dark day in 1941, his legacy can be felt in the generations that followed him. inspired by his service and to sacrifice a number of family members have volunteered to serve their country. >> immense pride immense pride, pride in my uncle, pride in my country. jack she

united states. martin's wife deb was at the house today. >> i have absolutely no comment on the matter. i am standing by my husband. i love him very much. veteran, was employed by defense contractor booz allen hamilton, the same company that hired edward snowden. in 2013, he leaked classified secrets about u.s. global and domestic surveillance methods. it is considered one of the most damaging security breaches in decades. according to the court papers, martin admitted that he took the document, but, scott, his attorney says there is no evidence his client intended to serving and protecting america. >> pelley: jeff pegues in the washington newsroom. jeff, thank you. well, today an airliner was evacuated when a new samsung phone began smoking in a passenger's pocket. samsung has been recalling its phones because of battery fires, but it appears that this phone is one of the replacements that are supposed to be safe. here's our transportation correspondent kris van cleave. >> we have smoke can you send emergency equipment over here? >> reporter: that smoke came pouring from this samsung galaxy note 7 smartphone, forcing southwest flight 9

united states of america. and they did. not just the democrats, by the way. lou: yeah, and i lovehe idea -- go ahead, lee. >> i just think it's important that people understand that this is more than just voting for donald trump. this is voting for a movement. this is voting for people saying government is broken and we need something different and donald trump represents that, and i think that's what this is all about. more than voting for a man, it's voting for a movement. lou: yeah, you know, and i kind of like the idea of voting for the fellow, too. the reality is he's strong enough to speak truth. he's strong enough to actually speak in language that is accessible and comprehensible to every american. he talks about every american, not just african-americans or hispanics or white americans or inner city americans or big shot one percenters, he's talking to everybody. >> a sense that voting for trump is a middle finger in the face of the people who run everything. a vote for trump is vote against smugness, against self-satisfaction, against moral preening and dumbness. against

by 10. then what do you do, give the ball to the big man. >> united states of americay i ukee, i know you love it. >> later on embib again. where are you joel, on the rim. slamming it home. slamming it home. look at that group effort ther there. 14 minutes. 11 points, steal and block and sixers take the loss, 1 00-7 the final. >> eagles loss three in a rotating back to 2014 the last time they played was in december of last year a 1 14-point loss and of course this is a different birds team. new head coach and new quarterback and overall eagle maybe-1 after the bitter loss to detroy troyt they should be focused. >> there's enough most vacation we're coming off a loss. we want to get back in the winning column. and it's divisional game on the road. and that's enough motivation in itself. we don't feel pressure if we don't win. everything all of a sudden is out of control. >> malcolm's beard is so strong. he credits his wife for the way by the strong beard. that's neither here nor there. thursday night football denver and san diego at san diego. tossed for 178 yards for chargers go on to win this

some laughing, other scared by the political landscape in the united certainly has his own angle on it, i like how he says to love not hate." (professor matt warshauer/west hartford) "i don't know what the future hold? but i know this? my politicians will never ever disappoint me. they will always give me something to work with."/// paul joncich >>> that's all for us at 4. christianne klein >> 8 news now at five starts dot com, on facebook and twitter. live >>> breaking news to tell you about. a possible shooting at lake mead and rampart. ((christianne klein)) >> that is all we know right now. we have a crew on the way to the scene... ((christianne klein)) >>> thanks for joining us... i'm christianne klein. ((dave courvoisier)) >> i'm dave courvoisier. sheriff joe lombardo has asked for an increase in the more cops tax. but we wanted to know... which has seen an increasing case load over the past few years. ((christianne klein)) >> patrick walker spoke with the head of the homicide division and joins us with more. ((patrick walker)) >> the numbers are staggering. 127 murders in metro's jurisdiction this year. 21