it as keith's ford expedition. besides -- >> if a guy is going to go to this much trouble to kill his wife, why would he drive an expedition that everybody knows he has? >> but the big question still remained, if keith hadn't driven back to paducah to kill julie, where had he gone the night of the murder? the only person who could answer that was keith himself. >> he was very adamant about taking the stand. >> he wanted to talk to the jury? >> he did. >> what would he say? and would the jury believe him. it was roll the dice time. >>> coming up, keith's eyebrow-raising alibi. >> i was embarrassed and ashamed of what i was doing. >> and then what keith revealed to us. >> that's what i've told everybody, when they hear the story, they're not going to believe it. >> why even a jury couldn't end this case, when "dateline extra" continues. >>> welcome back. the prosecutor laid out his case against keith griffith -- that he had the means and the motive. now the accused murderer was insisting on taking the stand in his ow

. >> reporter: keith vehemently denies it all. writing that "rumors, assumptions and hate have been both exhausting and disgusting." >> i think these people take cheap shots no matter what. >> i can't believe that somebody would get beaten that severely just to try to make some money. >> reporter: to cameron gamble, sherrie's brutal injuries point to yet another theory. sherri's skin burned multiple times, police saying that vicious branding was a message, not a symbol. >> if you look at just human trafficking alone, a branding is something that would be done to mark a girl, from a pimp or an organization. if that is in fact what happened here. >> reporter: abc news crime expert brad garrett finds that sex trafficking theory doubtful. >> if you are going to traffic somebody, are you going to starve them, beat them, and cut their hair? you are going to do the opposite of that. you want them to look presentable so that they are, you know, to use their words, a commodity to market. >> reporter: as a former fbi profiler, he has a very

>> she and keith have been reunited. >> reporter: keith papini is still marveling over all that he has to be thankful for. >> i had such a great support from my family and my friends. the whole community, the whole world reached out, and i'm so grateful for that. >> reporter: but as of tonight so many questions about this case remain unanswered. the most horrific thing that you could ever have imagined literally almost came right to your front door. >> correct, and that's the mystery. i don't have the answer. and i can't explain it. >> the investigation is far from over. in fact it has only begun a new chapter. >> the threat could still be present. nobody knows who did it, or why they did it, or where they are. and that's got to be terrifying for a dad like you. >> it's terrifying. but you know what? my family's with me now. i think of it differently now. clearly i want justice. but right now i'm just happy that my wife is back. i don't have to raise my kids >> reporter: and even in the midst of all this gratitude, keith says he knows his wife's road to recovery won't be an easy one. >

the house keith grew up in. and by all accounts, sherri, a stay at home mom, treasures her family life. doting on 4-year-old tyler and 2-year-old violet and on her husband. sherri's been called supermom. where does the supermom name come from? >> she wakes up in the morning, has her kids dressed. their meals are planned out for them and their activities for the day. and not just that. when she makes the pie she doesn't just make a pie. she makes it look gorgeous. >> reporter: but now that supermom is missing and keith is frantic to find her. he goes to the mailboxes where that find my phone app first pinpointed sherri's iphone. >> again, i wasn't looking for a phone. i was looking for sherri. when i didn't find sherri, i went to the other road, came right back, parked, and now i'm looking for a phone because it's saying ihe and it did not take me long. it was right off the road. >> reporter: keith is stunned. its sherri's iphone lying in the grass. strands of her blond hair tangled in the headphones. >> if she w

keith goes into full crisis mode. he takes two pictures of sherri's iphone and then dials 911. >> i wanted to make a clear message, this is real, you need to get here now. i knew she was taken. >> reporter: the frantic search begins. and at first the couple's two children still do not know their mother is missing. but keith felt he couldn't keep that terrible secret from their son tyler. >> he knew something was up. and he said, dad, you can tell me anything. so i just said, son, mommy went running and she -- she didn't come home and we're all looking for her right now. >> reporter: but despite an intensive search and rescue operation, no sign of sherri. >> i would never wish this feeling upon anybody. it is taking its toll on me. >> she is considerate at risk due to the suspicious circumstances. >> reporter: there's sympathy for keith, of course, but also plenty of skepticism. police following standard procedure have to eliminate him as a suspect. remember, the only physical evidence in the case all discovered and pr

[applause] randi: for any of you that doesn't know keith, keith is an organizer. he's a fighter, and the democratic party of which i am a member and a proud member, needs that kind of fighter each and every day in each and every neighborhood and each and every community in america. we need to re-engage and rebuild our party to ensure that our most valuable asset, many of whom in this room fit that, our grassroots activists are engaged and engage others so we elect champions of working families at every level of government. that is what keith can lead us to do, and that's why i am so, not just impressed with him, but i am willing to follow him everywhere. [applause] because we need to get back to that trust and that engagement. you saw what trump did. he found a way with a volume of lies to undermine the trust and -- in every institution that we believe in, and he did it over and over again to create chaos and confusion so nobody would trust anybody. you know what that leads to. and 50 years of progress may go down the tubes in the first 100 days of this person's e

keith. some of them are harry reid, the current democratic leader in the united states senate. the new democratic leader in the united states senate, chuck schumer is strongly on board. as our senators elizabeth warren, martin heinrich, tommy -- and al franken and chris murphy and tammy duckworth. i want to thank all of them. many many colleagues of keith in the house, john conyers, maxine waters, many others who are supporting keith. too many to name it i want to thank them also. i also want to thank mayor bill de blasio of new york who today came on board keeps campaign. thank you very much, mayor deblasio. i furthermore want to thank the ndi and president ra weingarten for using their livestream. thank you. are over.ank yous what we are doing tonight is not sexy, and it is not going to make the headlines in the newspapers all over the country. but it is unprecedented for the democratic party and for the long-term future of our country and it is of enormous consequence. at a time of low vo

time for keith ellison to become chair of the democratic party. [cheers and applause] many ofers: as i know you are aware of, keith is currently the cochair of the caucus and on the forefront of all the issues of our working class families. he has been there on the picket lines and has been upfront and out front in terms of workers rights, in terms of the environment and climate change, terms of the need to create a health care system that guarantees health care to all people as a right. he has been out in front on women's rights, on the rights of the lgbt community, the need for real criminal justice reform, the need for immigration reform, and the need for real tax reform so that donald trump and the other billionaires start paying their fair share of taxes. [applause] mr. sanders: for many, many has been there, not as a follower, but as a leader. unlike some of the other candidates who are running for chair, keith knew from day one that the chief vp was a disaster for working families and help us defeat the tcp. is by nature a grassroots organi

keith goes into full crisis mode. he takes two pictures of sherri's iphone and then dials 911. >> i wanted to make a clear to get here now. i knew she was taken. >> reporter: the frantic search begins. and at first the couple's two children still do not know their mother is missing. but keith felt he couldn't keep that terrible secret from their son tyler. >> he knew something was up. and he said, dad, you can tell me anything. so i just said, son, mommy went running and she -- she didn't come home and we're all looking for her right now. >> reporr: intensive search and rescue operation, no sign of sherri. >> i would never wish this feeling upon anybody. it is taking its toll on me. >> she is considerate at risk due to the suspicious circumstances. >> reporter: there's sympathy for keith, of course, but also plenty of skepticism. police following standard procedure have to eliminate him as a suspect. remember, the only physical evidence in the case all discovered and provided by keith gives to authorities. >> wheni do

keith goes into full crisis mode. he takes two pictures of sherri's iphone and then dials to get here now. i knew she was taken. >> reporter: the frantic search begins. and at first the couple's two children still do not know their mother is missing. but keith felt he couldn't keep that terrible secret from their son tyler. >> he knew something was up. and he said, dad, you can tell me anything. so i just said, son, mommy went running and she -- she didn't come home and we're all looking >> reporter: but despite an intensive search and rescue operation, no sign of sherri. >> i would never wish this feeling upon anybody. it is taking its toll on me. >> she is considerate at risk due to the suspicious circumstances. >> reporter: there's sympathy for keith, of course, but also plenty of skepticism. police following standard procedure have to eliminate him as a suspect. remember, the only physical evidence in the case all in two photos he snaps, and then gives to authorities. >> wheni do saw the way that phone was picture

and there are many colleagues of keith in the house. many of them who are supporting keith. i also want to thank mayor bill deblasio came on board. and i want to thank president randi weingarten. thank you very much. although right now that the think is are all done. let's get to the meat of the issue. what we are doing tonight is not sexy, and it's not going to make the headlines in the newspapers all of the country but it is unprecedented for the democratic party and for the long-term future of our country and it is of enormous consequence. at a time as you all know when millions of americans are demoralized politically and are sick and tired of establishment politics and establishment economics we are gathered here tonight not only in this building but all of america to begin the process of transforming american politics and creating a government which works for all of the people not just the 1%. that is what we're here to do. the first step is to transform the democratic party from a top-down party to bottom-up party. to create a grassroots organization of the working fa

[applause] >> are we all in for keith? [applause] >> are we all in for keith? [applause] >> thank you everybody very much. get home safely and have a good holiday, and be ready to fight. ♪ [chatter] >> president-elect donald trump holds more victory rallies this week. this evening he is joined by in hershey, pennsylvania. friday, they had to orlando. saturday, donald trump will be alabama., live coverage of all three rallies here on c-span. >> full of the transition of government as president-elect donald trump selects his cabinet and democrats and republicans prepare for the next congress. we take you to key events without interruption. watch live on c-span. watch on-demand at c-span.org or listen on our c-span radio mobile app. c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. -- on up this morning, the foreign relations finance committee talks about the selection of rex tillerson to be secretary of state. reports that about russia intervened in the election. then, they bipartisan policy center, raising interest rates a

how is keith urban? [ light laughter ] we love keith. keith urban was just here. he was here. >> and he's actually here now. >> jimmy: he's here? he's in the building? i didn't know. >> yeah. and he decided that he wanted to come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: your husband wants to come on? he can come on. >> my husband is here. >> jimmy: is he here? >> he wanted to come and take care of me while i'm on the show. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: is he really here for real? ♪ dream weaver i belive we can reach the morning light ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i get it. yeah, i get it. [ light laughter ] i get it. >> i'm going to sit with "dream weaver" if that's all right. >> jimmy: how are you man? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: how did you pull this off? i did not see you. i even visited you quickly backstage to say hi to you, and you didn't bring this up at all. >> i snuck him in. >> jimmy: how are you keith? >> tell me about the buffet. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was a beautiful array of food. yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] i didn't remember the buffe

how is keith urban? [ light laughter ] we love keith. keith urban was just here. he was here. >> and he's actually here now. >> jimmy: he's here? he's in the building? i didn't know. >> yeah. and he decided that he wanted to come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: your husband wants to come on? he can come on. >> my husband is here. >> jimmy: is he here? >> he wanted to come and take care of me while i'm on the show. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: is he really here for real? ♪ dream weaver i belive we can reach the morning light ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i get it. yeah, i get it. [ light laughter ] i get it. >> i'm going to sit with "dream weaver" if that's all right. >> jimmy: how are you man? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: how did you pull this off? i did not see you. i even visited you quickly backstage to say hi to you, and you didn't bring this up at all. >> i snuck him in. >> jimmy: how are you keith? >> tell me about the buffet. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was a beautiful array of food. yeah, yeah. [ light laughter ] i didn't remember the buffet at

every holiday is a first holiday without keith. and so we ask for your prayers and your considerations in their grieving process. >> it wasn't just the district attorney who made this decision. there were 15 career prosecutors. you know, of different backgrounds, latino, african-american, caucasian. but career prosecutors who unanimously recommended that there was not sufficient evidence to charge officer vinson. what is your take on that? >> well, they're looking at it from a different lens. as you know, stephanie, they're looking at it from the criminal sense of the standard of beyond a reasonable doubt. that's a very high standard in our system. so they're looking and asking themselves whether or not the facts could be proven for a conviction beyond a reasonable doubt standard. but as we have always said, there's another standard to be had, and that standard is by the preponderance of the evidence, more likely than not standard that is used in civil cases when you seek to establish negligence and whether or not there should have

keith papini: she was chained anytime she was in the vehicle. they opened the door - she doesn't know because they had a bag over her head. they had cut something to free her restraint that was holding her into the vehicle and then kind of pushed her out of the idea where she is at and then ran to the freeway. but motorists keep whizzing past her. keith papini she screamed so much, she's coughing up blood from the screaming trying to get somebody to stop. and again just another sign of how my wife is, she's so wonderful. she's saying well maybe people aren't stopping because i have a chain that looks like i broke out of prison so she tried to tuck in mean.. - the shasta county sheriff's office releasing new details about sherri's alleged abductors...described as two hispanic women armed with a hand gun...one of them he said had curly hair, thick accent and pierced ears. sheriff tom bosenko suspect no. 2 was the older of the two suspects. she had straight, black hair with some greying color. but the big questions still remain... specifically targ

. >> with his wife's kidnappers still out there, keith papini is cautious. keith has agreed to do the interview, but under the condition that we do it here in literally in the middle of nowhere. in an exclusive interview with "20/20," papini describing his wife's harrowing release. >> they kind of pushed her out of the vehicle. and she at this point has no idea where she's at. and then ran to the freeway. she's screamed so much, she said she was coughing up blood from the screaming, trying to get somebody to stop. again, just another sign of how my wife, she's so wonderful, she's saying, maybe people of prison. so she tried to tuck in her chain under her clothes. >> reporter: chained and beaten, hair cut off, body branded. keith papini still wrestling with the guilt. >> i thought about her being there, screaming my name. >> reporter: and it's at this intersection that keith realized his wife had been abducted. for the first time we're learning that the two women who released her, were the same ones who abducted her, forcing her into the car at gunpoint. matt

let's begin with keith, the excitement starting to build there, keith? >> reporter: you can feel the energy and the fans haven't even entered the gate just yet. the field are just entering the field, they're doing laps around the field. we knew sproles was questionable comes into this game. one thing you w

that keith lamont scott ignored ten commands to drop a gun. the scott family said he did not have a gun. the d.a. says he did. there were claims which led to the protest on wednesday night. the officer in question is on administrative duty. there is an internal investigation to make sure policies were not violated in the case. the family of keith lamont scott, it is unclear if they file a civil lawsuit or not. they will pursue justice for mr. scott. will and christine. >> brian todd in charlotte, north carolina. >>> in south carolina. jury deliberations in the trial of michael slager. he is involved in the shooting of walter scott. you may remember the witness video showing slager shooting and killing the father of four as he tried to run away. slager has flpled not guilty. his attorney argue the video does not show the entire struggle between the men. >>> a moving tribute to the members of the brazilian soccer club killed in the plane crash in clolombia. thousands geared at medellin stadium celebrating the victims' lives. the pilot told air t

keith lamont scott ignored ten commands to drop his gun. the scott family claims he did not have a gun. the d.a. says he did. there were claims and counterclaims through the investigation. the decision not to file charges against officer vinson made by the d.a. today. that is what led to the protests on wednesday night. the officer in question is on administrative duty. the police say there is an internal investigation to make sure policies were n violated in the case. the family of keith lamont scott, it is unclear if they file a civil lawsuit. they say they are going to pursue justice for mr. scott. will and christine. >> thank you, brian. >>> a moving tribute to the soccer club killed in a plane crash in colombia. thousands gathered in the stadium in medellin, colombia. fans chanted in the stadium celebrating the victims' lives. investigators say the pilot of the charter plane told air traffic controllers he ran out of fuel. they say he desperately pleaded for permission to land before crashing. >>> hundreds of people in tennessee don't

inmate keith john was just recently indicted on a murder charge. that means he'll lose his blue suitor status. he can't go outside the building. he can't go outside the secure perimeter of the jail. in order to be in the program, you cannot have any violent charges. when mr. johnson was initially pulled in to the program, he was not charged with murder and we did not know that this was coming, but since it's here now, we have to deal with it now. >> johnson will face charges including murder, aggravated assault, and carjacking together with his co-defendants rashard mosley and johnson's cousin, la'quan brown. brown said she was reluctant to talk to the police but decided to tell them about her cousin's role in the murder. according to brown, she, mosley, and johnson had asked a friend for a ride and johnson surprised them all by pulling a gun and robbing the driver. she says when the victim tried to flee the car, johnson shot him in the leg, and he later died. >> i think it was his intentions to kill him. he don't have no remorse. i'm sitting here

keith ellison. >> that was sarcastic. if you want to take comments that people have made, i think we look at people who are going tof governing responsibility. >> he's in your parody. >> he's head of the national he committee, not a governing post. i like keith ellison. >> you defend him. i have got to tell the audience, neera has emerged as the mvp from the wikileaks. she's a person who spoke sense within the clinton cam pan over and over. she described david brock as a -- >> oh my word. i'm going to talk over you. >> saying drawn and quarters, suboptimal. >> i talked a lot about the unfair press hillary received and wikileaks is one of them. >> criticized hillary for using the phrase all lives matter. and behind the scenes when you didn't think anybody was watching or reading, you kind o. i'm going to leave it at that. >> my fox news plan. >> you probably have a lot of them. neera, thank you for being here. >> great to be with you. >>> coming up, leah remini decided not only to split with the church of scientology which

nbc 10's keith jones is live near that home on lafayette avenue. keith, what are you hearing? >> jacquelin, we have confirmed that police dogs did pick up a scent in the home behind me. police said there was fresh cement, and they dug and didn't come up with anything. i want to show you the video again. from this home where she lived rsh her name is melissa rodriguez. she went missing here in april of 2013. she was 30 years old. since then police haven't been able to get into the house until a banc foreclosure was recently finalized, and this is the fifth police have examined her old house. neighbors have reported her husband jose acting suspiciously in the backyard. so police dug it up and didn't find anything there. jose and melissa were reportedly in the process of separating. they have two young children who now live in new jersey with their dad. tonight the police chief told us he is just disappointed. >> it's frustrating because she was there. she was there at some point. whether she was moved. i can't explain why four different search and rescue dogs aggressively alerte

keith ellison. >> that was sarcastic. if you want to take comments that people have made, i think we look at people who are going tof governing responsibility. >> he's in your parody. >> he's head of the national he committee, not a governing post. i like keith ellison. >> you defend him. i have got to tell the audience, neera has emerged as the mvp from the wikileaks. she's a person who spoke sense within the clinton cam pan over and over. she described david brock as a -- >> oh my word. i'm going to talk over you. >> saying drawn and quarters, suboptimal. >> i talked a lot about the unfair press hillary received and wikileaks is one of them. >> criticized hillary for using the phrase all lives matter. and behind the scenes when you didn't think anybody was watching or reading, you kind of sound like bad ass. i'm going to leave it at that. >> my fox news plan. >> you probably have a lot of them. neera, thank you for being here. >> great to be with you. >>> coming up, leah remini decided not only to split with the church

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inside the attacks on keith ellison. a declaration of victory in the pretend war on christmas. >> you can say again merry christmas because donald trump is now the president. >> author michael lewis on his new book about how we make decisions and how often we make the wrong one. when "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. in 44 days donald trump will become the president of the united states, and yet today his views on some of the most important issues he'll face in the white house are still a moving target. but on climate change, arguably the gravest, most urgent problem of our time, there were glimmers of hope earlier this week. former vice president al gore, probably the world's most prominent climate activist, visited trump tower on monday to meet with the president-elect and his daughter ivanka. and when i talked with him later he was surprisingly optimistic. >> it was a very intelligent exchange. it was a search for common ground, but it's no secret that ivanka trump is very committ

keith is an organizer. keith grew up being an organizer. he understands how congress works but he also understands the problems that exist in our neighborhoods and communities across the country. they have to get back to basics as far as communicating and talking with people. not only talking with people, but listening to what they have to say. we cannot ignore any state. i think we have got to develop another 50-state strategy where we are talking to people in our you communities. i think economic justice, the i think economic justice, the economic fairness argument, i believe we can pull people in and folks are willing to listen and participate in a movement that will guarantee there is fairness for all. >> it was clear to have high him -- from your statement that you have high regard for labor secretary tom perez. i am wondering that he has supported the trans-pacific partnership and free trade deals. i'm am wondering if his support for that and free trade makes him an untenable candidate for the dnc right now. mr. sauders: i think it is

inmate keith johnson was just recently indicted on a murder charge. that means he'll lose his blue suitor status. he can't go outside the building. he can't go outside the secure perimeter of the jail. in order to be in the program, you cannot have any violent charges. when mr. johnson was initially pulled in to the program, he was not charged with murder and we did not know that this was coming, but since it's here now, we have to deal with it now. >> johnson will face charges including murder, aggravated assault, and carjacking together with his co-defendants rashard mosley and johnson's cousin, la'quan brown. brown said she was reluctant to talk to the police but decided to tell them about her cousin's role in the murder. according to brown, she, mosley, and johnson had asked a friend for a ride and johnson surprised them all by pulling a gun and robbing the driver. she says when the victim tried to flee the car, johnson shot him in the leg, and he later died. >> i think it was his intentions to kill him. he don't have no remorse. i'm sitting here

take pkg :01 banner :13 keith 1:24 salvador 1:35 cesar como todo los dias, keith avila respondio al pedido de un recorrido la noche del lunes que le daria ganancias de menos de ocho dolares pero al abordar a tres pasajeras se percato de la ropa que vestia una de ellas. keith avila/conductor de uber "tenía 16 años ella se sentó al ladoe men el "passger sidetenía una fda muy corta". durante el recorrido desde una casa de la ciudad de sacramento hasta un hotel en el area de elk gre avi escucho a dos mujeres adultas instruir a la adolescente sobre como abrazar y tratar a un hombre, que parecia ser un cliente. keiith avila/conductor de uber "dijo que cuando llegues allí tienes que ccapara que él ntengs abrazando". las sospechosas identificadas por la policia como destiny pettway y maria westly asegura el conductor le exiguieron a la menor que pidiera primero una donacion antes de comenzar el acto sexual. keith avila/conductor de uber "tenemos que agarrar este dinero pero lo dijo como muy enojada". al dejar a las mujeres frente a este hotel avila no lo penso dos veces y se estaciono cerca

in charlotte has now revealed there will be no charges in the police shooting of keith lamont scott. prosecutors concluding the officers acted lawfully. abc's eva pilgrim with their reason why. >> don't you do it! >> reporter: tonight, no charges for that officer who fired the fatal shot, sparking days of >> it is my opinion that officer vincent acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. >> reporter: the district attorney today saying all credible evidence uncovered points to scott being armed, something scott's family had disputed at the shooting scene. his wife saying he wasn't armed. >> drop the gun! >> he doesn't have a gun. >> reporter: the d.a. now presenting this radio call before the shooting. >> there was a guy parked next to us, rolling a joint who had a gun. >> reporter: and releasing this seven-eleven, right before the shooting, showing mr. scott with a bulge around his right ankle. in previously released police video, his pant leg pulled up, an empty holster revealed. but in that police video, you can never clearly see scott holding the weapon, sparking the controversy. now,

keith papini still wrestling with the guilt. >> screaming my name. >> ror this intersection that keith realized that his wife had been abducted. for the first time we're learning that the same two women who released sherri were the ones who abducted her, keith said, at gun point. david. >> matt gutman, thank you. you can see much more of matt's exclusive interview on "20/20" tomorrow night. 10:00 p.m. eastern right here. >>> when we come back here tonight -- the rescue to save american hero buzz aldrin. his emergency health scare at the south pole. >>> the high-speed chase posted on facebook. the driver speeding up to 115 rihanna and the message and that eye-opening moment today. complicated cash back cards? some cards limit where you earn bonus cash back to places they choose... then they change those places every few months. quicksilver keeps it simple. with quicksilver you always earn unlimited 1.5% cash back on every purchase, everywhere. season for simple. what's in your wallet? ? don't let the food you eat during the day haunt you at night. nexium 24hr... shuts down your stomach'

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still to come, music from keith urban. our next guest earned an academy award nomination when she was only 14 years old, which is young but still too old to trick-or-treat. she has a new movie called "the edge of 17" opening november 18th. please say hello to hailee steinfeld. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i got you a halloween present. it's jake lipstick. there you go. >> oh. >> jimmy: how was your halloween? did you celebrate? >> it was -- i did, which was awesome. for a while i couldn't remember the last time i celebrated halloween. i went out. last-minute thing. i did what i could making an outfit. >> jimmy: this is a last-minute thing? >> yes. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] that's when it pays to have friends who are makeup artists. >> yes. yeah. >> jimmy: who did that for you? >> my friend melissa hernandez, who was with me, and thank god she did that. >> jimmy: funny thing about being a makeup artist when you live in l.a. or anywhere, everyone wants you to help with their halloween costumes. >> right

still to come, music from keith urban. our next guest earned an academy award nomination when she was only 14 years old, which is young but still too old to trick-or-treat. she has a new movie called "the edge of 17" opening november 18th. please say hello to hailee steinfeld. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: i got you a halloween present. it's jake lipstick. there you go. >> oh. >> it was -- i did, which was awesome. for a while i couldn't remember the last time i celebrated halloween. i went out. last-minute thing. i did what i could making an outfit. >> jimmy: this is a last-minute thing? >> yes. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] that's when it pays to have friends who are makeup artists. >> yes. yeah. >> jimmy: who did that for you? >> my friend melissa hernandez, who was with me, and thank god she did that. >> jimmy: funny thing about being a makeup artist when you live in l.a. or anywhere, everyone wants you to help with their halloween costumes. >> right. >> jimmy: like everyone you ever met. that must mean

still to come, music from keith urban. our next guest earned an academy award nomination when she was only 14 years old, which is young but still too old to trick-or-treat. she has a new movie called "the edge of 17" opening november 18th. please say hello to hailee steinfeld. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: i got you a halloween present. it's jake lipstick. there you go. >> oh. >> jimmy: how was your halloween? did you celebrate? >> it was -- i did, which was awesome. for a while i couldn't remember the last time i celebrated halloween. i went out. last-minute thing. i did what i could making an outfit. >> yes. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] that's when it pays to have friends who are makeup artists. >> yes. yeah. >> jimmy: who did that for you? >> my friend melissa hernandez, who was with me, and thank god she did that. >> jimmy: funny thing about being a makeup artist when you live in l.a. or anywhere, everyone wants you to help with their halloween costumes. >> right. >> jimmy: like everyone you ever met. t

streets of charlotte following the decision not to charge police officer in the shooting death of keith scott. >>> we will have another day of above normal temperatures but get ready. we will get some cooler air. >>> thank you for joining us. i'm renee chou. >> i'm brian shrader. >>> authorities say one person is dead after a crash in southern wake county. the call came in at 2 am. one vehicle crash on fayetteville road. county deputies and the highway patrol were on troopers tell us there was a second person in the vehicle who left the scene. we are trying to learn more about the victim and the cause of the crash. >>> three men are in jail, arrested in connection with a shooting in durham. terrance cradle, andre hilliard and william marrow are facing murder charges in the death of eric ray. charges are pending against a for the suspect, keith laney, who is currently serving time for another case. ray was killed while walking home from work on andrew avenue their first court appearance

in charlotte has now revealed there will be no charges in the police shooting of keith lamont scott. prosecutors concluding the officers acted lawfully. abc's eva pilgrim with their reason why. >> don't you do it! >> reporter: tonight, no charges for that officer who fired the fatal shot, sparking days of unrest in charlotte. vincent acted lawfully when he shot mr. scott. >> reporter: the district attorney today saying all credible evidence uncovered points to scott being armed, something scott's family had disputed at the shooting scene. his wife saying he wasn't armed. >> drop the gun! >> he doesn't have a gun. >> reporter: the d.a. now presenting this radio call before the shooting. >> there was a guy parked next to us, rolling a joint who had a gun. >> reporter: and releasing this surveillance seven-eleven, right before the shooting, showing mr. scott with a bulge around his right ankle. in previously released police video, his pant leg pulled up, an empty holster revealed. but in that police video, you can never clearly see scott holding the weapon, sparking the controversy. now

keith papini revealing new details about his wife's terrifying and bizarre ordeal only to abc's matt gutman and matt is going to be here with we start with the ang gli reaction this morning after the latest twist in the case of former nfl player joe mcknight. we want you to look at this flood of tweets from people in the pro football community. he was shot and killed in an apparent road rage incident in louisiana and the next day the police decided to release the shooter. they have not charged him. we're learning the same man was involved in yet another road rage incident in the same location. abc's eva pilgrim is in louisiana, for us. hi, eva. >> reporter: good morning. ten years ago court documents show ronald gasser was accused of beating up a man at this gas station over an apparent road rage incident. now this week at this stoplight he admits to shooting a man. this morning, new details about the man who police say admits to shooting a former nfl running back during what authorities are calling a road rage incident. >> we definitely need answers. they have usurped and corrupted

keith, keith. keith, don't you do it. >>. [ shots fired ] >> did they do the right thing from what we had on tape? and obviously we had one perspective but just one perspective. >> i think the district attorney had a very reasoned and very well-supported argument for declining to presiden declining to prosecute. first, did the police have reasonable suspicion to make initial contact with the deceased? and secondly at that moment they fired the weapon, did they have a belief that they were about to be on the wrong end of the deadly force? those are the two issues here and the evidence the da looked at was critically the fact that there was a firearm. >> there was a gun. >> yeah, the video admittedly did not show a firearm in his hand. but the police officers can be heard on the video saying "drop the gun." several of them said it. and i think the weight of the evidence. that plus some witnesses who changed their story. the weight of the evidence, ultimately was in favor of the police and they declin

you have already endorsed or presented if keith ellison of minnesota -- representative keith ellison and labor secretary tom perez recently threw his hat in as well. do you see this race as answering the question of the bigger existential direction of the democratic party? which way would you like see it go? mr. sauders: i believe we have to get back to basics. the democratic party has got to get back to basics. i have known all the candidates running. tom perez was one of the secretaries of labor this country has ever had. supportediend and he programs that helped working families and help union members. keith ellison has been a congressman out of minnesota. he is originally from detroit. he talks the talk and walks the walk. he understands economic fairness for all working families. the understands you have to have a 50 state strategy. he understands we have to have a strong economic message. he has walked picket lines. he has supported working families, even taking on the president to support working families. i made the choice because i'm a member of the democratic national commi

keith papini: she was chained anytime she was in the vehicle. they opened the door - she doesn't know because they had a bag over her head. they had cut something to free her restraint that was holding her into the vehicle and then kind of pushed her out of the vehicle. and she has at this point no idea where she is at and then ran to the freeway. but motorists keep whizzing past her. keith papini she screamed so much, she's coughing up blood stop. and again just another sign of how my wife is, she's so wonderful. she's saying well maybe people aren't stopping because i have a chain that looks like i broke out of prison so she tried to tuck in her chain under her clothes, i mean.. this morning - the shasta county sheriff's office releasing new details about abductors...described as two hispanic women armed with a hand gun...one of them he said had curly hair, thick accent and pierced ears. sheriff tom bosenko suspect no. 2 was the older of the two suspects. she had straight, black hair with some greying color. but the big questions still remain.

i'm keith up next, "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. see you at 11:00. >>> tonight, winter blast. millions hit by ice, snow, and high winds, as a powerful storm moves east, while in the west, an incredible story of survival. one mother's heroic effort to save her stranded family. >>> war of words. president obama claims he could have beaten donald trump if he'd run against him. as the men also battle over that u.n. resolution condemning israeli settlements. >>> city under siege. more than 40 shot, 11 killed, as chicago's gun violence surging this holiday weekend. >>> remembering a superstar, the tributes tonight to george michael, as the music world and millions of fans remember the '80s pop icon. >>> and inspiring america. how some were able to make it home for the

still to come, music from keith urban. our next guest earned an academy award nomination when she was only 14 years old, which is young but still too old to trick-or-treat. she has a new movie called "the edge of 17" opening november 18th. please say hello to hailee steinfeld. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: i got you a halloween present. it's jake lipstick. there you go. >> oh. >> jimmy: how was your halloween? did you celebrate? >> it was -- i did, which was awesome. for a while i couldn't remember the last time i celebrated halloween. i went out. last-minute thing. i did what i could making an outfit. thing? >> yes. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] that's when it pays to have friends who are makeup artists. >> yes. yeah. >> jimmy: who did that for you? >> my friend melissa hernandez, who was with me, and thank god she did that. >> jimmy: funny thing about being a makeup artist when you live in l.a. or anywhere, everyone wants you to help with their halloween costumes. >> right. >> jimmy: like everyone you ever

still to come, music from keith urban. our next guest earned an academy award nomination when she was only 14 years old, which is young but still too old to trick-or-treat. she has a new movie called "the edge of 17" opening november 18th. please say hello to hailee steinfeld. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: i got you a halloween present. it's jake lipstick. there you go. >> oh. >> jimmy: how was your halloween? did you celebrate? >> it was -- i did, which was awesome. for a while i couldn't remember the last time i celebrated halloween. i went out. last-minute thing. i did what i could making an thing? >> yes. >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] that's when it pays to have friends who are makeup artists. >> yes. yeah. >> jimmy: who did that for you? >> my friend melissa hernandez, who was with me, and thank god she did that. >> jimmy: funny thing about being a makeup artist when you live in l.a. or anywhere, everyone wants you to help with their halloween costumes. >> right. >> jimmy: like everyone you ever met. th