>> well, it seems to be, jim. this is an unprecedented move by the republican committee to suspend involvement in a debate. now, nbc says that they will try in good faith to resolve this but tonight there is no resolution yet and a lot of anger. >> reporter: tonight the partnership is off. >> i was very disappointed in the moderators. i'm disappointed in cnbc. >> reporter: the chairman of the rnc telling nbc brass in a letter they are suspending the partnership for february's debate claiming the cnbc debate was conducted in bad faith. writing, the moderators engaged in a series of gotcha questions, petty and mean-spirited in tone designed to embarrass our candidates. this comes after days of fierce and relentless criticism over the format and questions. >> what it's turned into is a, gotcha! that's silly. >> reporter: all about trying to figure out the gotcha question to make people look bad. >> i don't like the questions. so they're a little tough. >> reporter: over the format and questions. >> is this a comic bo

>> i do, jim. this whole thing about the exact second that the fed is going to raise rates has been so overblown in my personal view. raise rates because we have crisis rates. we're not in a crisis. but if you raise rates a quarter or half or three quarters, it can't do any harm. can only do a little good. people -- nobody is not borrowing money today because rates are too high, right? i mean, you can raise rates a lot and it's not going to stop somebody from investing in something that makes sense. if you raise rates, savers will have a little more money to spend. so it will be stimulative. so i think the practical business person's just not worrying about when they're going to raise rates. they're just trying to run their business. >> it does seem from your footprint that in your area people want to borrow more, you're lending more. is some of this because of regulatory environment, no owner being as critical? or is it because of optimism and a belief that if you borrow money and build you'll mak

richard in florida. >> caller: booyah, jim, from orlando. qsii, top quality systems. >> this is very hard. this is healthcare stuff. it did not have a good quarter. you know what, i prefer henry shine. jim say, that's equipment, come on. but henry shine has been my favorite in that group. i reiterate that that's the one to own. it's not really a consulting company. it's not software. it is hardware. steve in maryland. >> caller: jim, how are you doing tonight? >> real good, how about you? >> caller: not bad. campo pharmaceuticals set up a great chart pattern over the summer. i got it, about 24. and it took off very nicely, but then ms. clinton did me in. >> i don't know that one. i do not know campo. i have to do more work. jim in iowa. >> caller: hi, cramer, how are you doing? >> good, how are you? >> caller: booyah. >> i saw you at the university of iowa. >> that was a fabulous show. we are iowa. >> caller: it was great, i enjoyed it a lot. i'm calling about verizon. >> vendorizon at 44 is a buy. i like verizon and at&t both. that's the th

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jim nantz, phil simms. take it away. jim: thank you, rich eisen and all the crew. this was such a fascinating game because the decisions, the nuances, the number of little decisions, the clock being reset to 2:04 from 1:59. instead of the next play being run basically coming out of the two-minute warning. the extra stoppage of play that gave the ravens more time. that was vital. phil: absolutely. jim: you go back and look at the chess match. i can't remember a game like this in a long time. phil: i can't either and no matter who won the game, that coach that lost is going to be second guessed big time. with mike tomlin, we both agreed and i thought there in that situation, instead of going for it on fourth and 2, the last one, i absolutely would have tried that field goal and gavin my kicker one more time, with experience, knowing on what's going on now. we're not going to go. you saw at the end of the game or i did, mike tomlin hit his mike and said to all his coaches my bad and then he took it off. jim: you've been through seasons where things weren't going your

let's go to jim in california, jim? >> caller: booyah, jim, i love your show. i'm calling about nvidia. >> is that a value semiconductor they're going up. it's a buy. it's a buy. let's go to brian in arizona, please. >> caller: booyah, cramer! >> hey, cramer, we're watching and i learn something new every day. >> all right. >> caller: a question, i own stock in clean energy. is this a good long term investment or short -- >> you know what? honestly i need a better balance. i have natural gas that makes much more sense than that, i say buy enbridge, not clean energy. and oh, and a gigantic thank you, family booyah. that ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round! [ buzzer ] >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by td ameritrade. >>> cramer, you are super. you are awesome. >> i'm a first time investor. >> thank you for inspiring me to get into the game. >> your show is the best. i'm so glad you're on tv. >> i want you to know you have transformed me. thank you, cramer. random? no it's all about understanding patterns like the mail guy

>> caller: booyah to you, jim. thank you for all you do for us little guys. >> i appreciate it. >> caller: i'm into sierra wireless at about 28. should i stay or should i go? >> i don't know. this internet of things, it's been heavy, but i think sierra wireless is good. there's so misdemeanor consolidation. i would hold on to it. kevin in minnesota. >> caller: dr. cramer, i want to know if you think there is room in the club for the club provider rackspace. >> maybe this quarter it can pull it out. this thing has just been reeking at this point. robert in california. >> caller: a booyah to you. wtw, buy, sell, hold? >> it's had a big move because of affiliation with oprah. i think it's time to take the game. just take the game. let's go to brian in arizona, please. >> caller: in the spirit of halloween, boo-yah! >> very scary booyah. >> novavax? >> they are doing much better than the stock indicates. i say buy. key in florida. i know it's not getting any respect. i want to stick with it. how about roger in californ

>> reporter: that pride, jim, was certainly evident. of course, the biggest threat in north korea's arsenal was not paraded down the street. in fact, it is top secret. north korea is believed to have between 10 and 16 nuclear weapons. >> axelrod: seth doane reporting from pyongyang, north korea, thank you. funerals were held today for the three youngest victims of the massacre at umpqua community college. quinn cooper, who friends said was one of the most compassionate people they knew. lucas eibel, described as kindhearted and an animal lover. and rebecka carnes who wrote, "and so the adventure begins" on her high school graduation cap. all three were 18 years old. thousands gathered on washington's national mall today to mark the 20th anniversary of the million man march. organizers called the peaceful gathering a "justice or else march." it was led by nation of islam leader louis farrakhan who spoke in favor of police reforms and men using foul language towards women and women getting abortion. congress may be in recess for a week bu

john rawlins, channel 6abc any, jim. >> thank you, john. governor wolf is in philadelphia this afternoon to endorse jim kenny for mayor. democrat is run against melissa murray to be the next mayor of philadelphia. >> a philadelphia newspaper prints typeal edition today and flyers on season tonight. ducis rogers with that story coming up. >> well it was a warm, fall da day, 76 degrees. that's 7 above normal. looks like tomorrow warmer before a around of rain and cooler air on day. i'll have all the details in the accuweather forecast 7 day forecast. >> those stories and more when "action news" cop continues >> those stories and more when "action news" cop continues tonight ñÑ >> a 16-year-old from west windsor, new jersey face attempted murder and arson charges tonight after police say he set fire to his home early morning. they found gasoline leading up to second floor. the boys parents were awaken by smoke detectors and escaped unharldch the teenager is charged as a squuv nile. >> gloucester township announced nicktive to tackle problem

. >> caller: hi, buck kie bu ya to you, jim. got a couple of questions about white wave versus hanes. white wave just got downgraded from goldman sachs. what is your favorite? >> i like them both. white wave is owned by my charitable trust. white wave got downgraded yesterday. my thesis on white wave is twofold. it could be acquired or it's growing very well. hane is also down. both of them are buys. i do not think the natural organic industry is a craze. i think it's here for a long time, but i respect the fact that jeweldy hon said it should be sold. steve in maryland. >> caller: how are you? >> i'm great, steve. >> caller: thanks for taking my call and thanks for the advise you provide. >> i try. >> caller: i.a. smith, water heater manufacturer, seem to be doing good work all the time. had a good report today. a wild ride today, but longer term, it's kind of like to get your opinion, exposure to china and things like that. >> i've not done enough work on it. this is one, as you said, e.l. smith, haven't looked at it lately. d

i'm jim cramer. seyou tomorrow! >>> it's tuesday, october, 27th, coming up on "early today," the disturbing scene inside a south carolina classroom. a school resource officer sparking a police investigation. >>> millions of americans are dealing with a punishing mix of rain. >>> before you pick up that next piece of breakfast bacon, you might want to hear what they're saying about meat and cancer. >>> and a new poll with not so surprisingly bad news for donond "early today" starts right now. >>> we want to begin with cell phone video that some viewers may find disturbing and shocking. it appears to show a officer body slamming a student. it happened yesterday in columbia, south carolina. here's one view of theinindent. >> hands behind your back. give me yourhands. give me your hand. >> wow, authorities say the students was first asked to leave and did not. and the officer was called and the student again refused. here's reporter chad mills fromm nbcc ayiliate. >> reporter: so many people have

herb. >> jim, is my dividend safe with etp? >> all i can tell you is they just boosted the dividend the other day. you may think it may not be safe but they did just boost it. hard to imagine them boosting it and then cutting it. let's go to case in texas. >> my question is about soufun holdings. right now i don't earn it but because of the attractive dividend yield i was considering it. >> but it's a chinese stock and i don't recommend chinese stocks on the show. not until i get more clarity from the party. if they want to tell me it's time to party down i will. the communist too hard to figure. let's go to merle in illinois. >> hi, jim, we'll like your opinion on dell tacos. >> everyone is buzzing about this stock. i can't get behind it. the restaurant stocks are influx. let's go to paul in virginia. >> a big booyah to you. getting read do celebrate a birthday in november. >> we'll be doing a veterans show here too. >> you guys are great. i love it when you do that. my stock is isis pharmaceutical. i've been accumulating it s

jim: they can. in general there are two or three counts the tax that we watch and people start companies around. i have so many stories. it's hard to figure out what the new one means and what bucket to put it in. we live in a world where we have what i call a fraud prevention cottage industry. we're always try to figure out where the last hole was, plug the hole, and they find a way around that so we have to build new product to do that. a lot of the product you see is threatened to traction -- detection products. it looks for anomalies and it will report those. it comes up at some point not just to a machine environment but a human being. is of the things i believe that this is unscalable. we need a new and a dime in how we think about security. cory: the moat is not as good as it was in the middle ages. jim: you need a moat and about 100 miles of score strength outside the moat. carol: how do you scale that quickly? how do we do this, and quickly? we are seeing all these holes pop up all the time

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jim? >> thank you, chad. >>> investigators still haven't released the name of a psychiatrist found dead today. the victim a 55-year-old woman living on withers way. the victim's daughter discovered her body. less than an hour later a man called the police saying he is responsible. he has been arrested at a home in the autumnwood development. >>> a vigil held tonight for a local dirt bike riding legend. dozens on bikes gathered to remember the 23-year-old who was killed one year ago today. tyler was sitting in his car when he was shot nine times. and the case remains unsolved. >>> the police in haddon township are trying to unravel a mystery. how did 3-year-old brendan creato die and was his death the result of foul play? live in haddon township is "action news" reporter dann cuellar. dann, residents must be extraordinarily concerned. what the are the authorities saying? >> well jim, with the findings of the medical examiner said to be inconclusive they have to wait up to a month for the re

jim, thanks for taking my call. mylan vance has been cut in half. >> i've had them on so many doing. i would say walk away from it. let's go to david d new jersey. >> caller: go skeedaddy. giants monday afternoon. >> don't want to get ahehe of ourselves. how about a stock? >> caller: i just wanted to thank you on behalf of the united states of cramericans, theffort you put in not only to make money but to teach us to be better investors. i'm sure i speak for them all. thank you once again. >> thank you. >> caller: with that said, i would like to know your opinion fitbit. >> thank you so much for comments. fitbit, while expensive, stay in shape as part of health and wellness. i think it's very much the modern way to do things which is to compete against others and yourself. i know the stock is expensive but i think it's not going away as quickly aa lot of other people do. it's more than just a one-trick pony. one more. chuck in florida, please. >> caller: good afternoon, jim. >> hey, chuck. >> caller: a quick questio

i'm jim cramer. see you tomorrow. >> across this country, small businesses are closing their doors, killing dreams and costing tens of thousands of jobs. i'm here to fix this business. my name is marcus lemonis. in the past ten years, i've bought hundreds of failing businesses, turned them around, and i've made millions doing it. i'll write whatever check i need to, even if you won't. if you want people to listen, you put money on the table. i'm gonna give you a check for $500,000. i found six struggling businesses, some weeks away from closure. my plan is to turn them around. for the next week, i'm 100% in charge. >> all right. >> let's go get to work. can't run a business if it's not clean. but i'm not just giving them advice.

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1kw4r >> caller: hello jim. bo orks yha. boo yeah. why is solarcity getting hammered. >> second time. you can go down once and market will be forgiven but twice no, the market is going to say boo, and that's what they did with solarcity for the record i ain't going to play solarcity. from good stock rewards with higher prices. that could continue next week. only 55 more days until christm christmas. i will reveal which retails could be high. >>> and i'm focussing on the merger snyder lance with diamond food and i have exclusive request ceo after earnings. i got an idea, why don't you stick with, cramer! >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money" follow@jimcramer. send him an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc or call 1-800-cnbc. . @jimcramer. send him an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc or call. >>> wherever i go people want to know if it is safe to buy stock of walmart. figure has to have big yield sooner or later. n does the it have to turn. i think the yield could get bigger not from the way you like, that's because i think walmart's stock could

but communication with jim's holders had ceased. then on aug 12th they received a message. >> we realized the government wasn't going to help us in that regard so we had raised money, so we were excited to hear from them, we naively thought, "oh my god. this is our chance." now we can tell them what we've raised." but it was stupid of us because they were just warning us they were going to kill jim. and they did. >> on 19th aug 2014 jim foley became the first westerner killed by isil - his beheading posted on the internet. nancy curtis had become close to the foley family. >> i was in the kitchen and my cousin called me and said jim's been beheaded, and i just collapsed on the floor and sobbed. i realized i've been in denial for two years, and here's the reality. >> the problem with isis is they're happy to get money, but that's not the driving force. they made a decision that the value in executing this american hostage for the publicity, for the recruitment advantage it brings to them, these are worthy goals in and of themselves.

jim's 28-year-old daughter jane also attended the funeral. that's the father and daughter grieving with her sister, lisa. >> official cost of her funeral hasn't been released yet. we have to wait for the toxicology report to come out. >> on the same day her body was laid to rest, they tweeted this touching image of the couple together in silhouette w caption, "love cannot be lost." she also remembered as a daddy ace girl. she was found dead after an parent suicide in her l.a. home only two days after the third anniversary of her dad's death. she was laid to rest next to her father and a lot of mourners did take comfort in that saying they're together again and finally at peace. >> jim is still in ireland and we're told he will return back to the states later this week. >>> meanwhile, charlie sheen is making headlines again for all the wrong reasons. we have the exclusive surveillance video charlie getting tossed out of a bar this weekend. the exclusive surveillance video. charlie reportedly intoxicated gets upset when a fan started filming hi

jim: this isn' t the first time emc has been the target of merger talks. previous discussions with hp fizzled out, but if this deal goes through the combined , company could be a serious threat to hp. in hopkinton, jim lokay, wcvb newscenter 5. >> him ball boy will not charge its most prized lion. walter palmer killed cecil, a popular tourist draw in july. palmer will not be charged because he had obtained legal authority to conduct the hunt. was deliberately enticed outside a national park where he was protected and shot. >> two americans are among the five killed when a helicopter crashed in afghanistan. support mission. a witness said the helicopter balloon. technology problems that delayed hundreds of flights yesterday. the website, mobile apps, and her -- terminals were in chaos ticket agents were forced passes. passengers are asked to arrive two hours early to the airport and print their passes. >> they should have notified us. they do have a way to notify us. e-mail, text, phone, nothing. not good. >> southwest does not know yet what caused the prob

i'm live from strawberry mansion, chad pradelli for channel six "action news", jim? >> thanks, chad. >>> a 13 year-old boy is one of the victims of the double shooting tonight in the tioga nicetown section of philadelphia. police say he was shot five times, in the the legs, thighs and back. chopper six was over the scene in the 3500 block of north 18th street, and the gun fire at 7:30 also wounded a 20 year-old man. both he and the boy are in stable condition at temple university hospital, and the suspect has yet to be identified. >>> the the the house of representatives may be closer to resolving its leadership crisis. wisconsin representative paul ryan said tonight he will run for speaker but only under certain conditions. ryan said that the various republican caucuses will to have embrace him as their consensus candidate before the end of the week. he said that the people deserve better from them. >> the people we serve, they do not feel that we are doing the job that they hired us to do. we have become the problem. if my collogues entrust me to be the speaker, i

go to jim in massachusetts. jim. >> jim, i'm calling about m the attraction stock. >> sell, sell, sell, all that stuff, financial end of the year. i'm not going there. clark in california. clark. clark? >> caller: yes, jim, how are you doing? >> all right. how are you? >> caller: good, calling about sun edison, sune. >> remember we did a sigment, we thought it would work initially, came down, folk about i. let's go to martha in florida. martha! >> caller: mr. cramer, martha in palm beach gardens florida. >> thank you. >> caller: i watched you on "mad money" and listened to you for many years. >> thank you caller carl you taught me to think logically rather than emotionally about the stockmarket. >> that's the way to go. >> caller: this is one of your favorite, onen the strength of that i bought the stock about five years ago. this is the first time i've heard about insideer trading regarding bristol-myers. >> bristol-myers, insider, geeze, i know just about their drugs and management. i think it's a good situati

." >> it is an image of jim carrey that we're not used to seeing. his face so sad as he carry the casket of his girlfriend. >> remember, he called letter a delicate irish flower. it was clear her funeral she touched a lot of lives. >> our senior news editor has details from this emotional weekend as jim said his final good-bye. ♪ >> jim carrey looked heart broken, visibly shaken he helped carries ghory his girlfr casket. >> the entire service is aired through speakers outside of the church. she was remembered as someone who was not afraid to chas dreams. her sister sarah, she had such an amazing capacity to love an to be loved. >> local schoolchildren formed an honor guard as the actor made

>> caller: yes, jim. i would like to know what you think of sierra wireless. >> this group is under tremendous pressure. i have to tell you, that one is down 52%. i prefer sky ward solutions, it had a beautiful quarter. donnie in florida. >> jim, a big booyah from florida. >> thank you for calling in. how can i help? >> i'm looking at amag. >> that again. that is way too hard. we've got stocks that are down huge. why not go with a cell g? you've got an opportunity here. that's the way to go. anthony in texas. >> caller: jim, how are you doing? >> good, anthony, how about you? >> caller: okay, jimmy, okay. i'll be quick. can you tell me where motorola solutions is going? >> i mean, i think it's done. i think it's done. i think you've got to move on to the next name. i'm not there for motorola solutions anymore. pete in florida. >> caller: jim, love your show. i'm also a new follower on facebook. here's my question. go-go. >> we felt that go-go is too controversial. there's guys who love it, guys who hate i

jim: i reached out to boston police. there was no reply and no names involved. we are live in brighton. antoinette: a 16-year-old is under arrest in the stabbing death of another teenager at a train station. this started inside the jackson square station. the suspect and victim knew each other. the 17-year-old the is from haydn park. he is expected to be arraigned in court today. a police officer is out of a job after alarming. frank is a following this for us here in frank: he resigned after the investigation into the allegations was complete. case. it is an active investigation. this happened with accusations of excessive force. he had contact with a prisoner at the police department. the police chief open an internal probe using an into what happened. completed. he has we don' t know when this incident took place or if the victim suffered injuries. this has been a difficult time for our department. we thank you for continued support. we tried to speak to the chief in person, but we were told he is in chicago at a conference. so far, we have not heard back. no

team, i'm jim gardner, are you going to do this. i'm jim gardner, good night >> there we go. touchdown. >> there we go. touchdown. wobbling. i can't believe we're finally back. seriously? it feels like we've been gone over a year. i honestly thought we might never be in this kitchen again. you know, just hanging out, telling our stories to each other, to the world. (all) mm. where were you guys? over at ellie's. but we ran out of wine. it got really intense. yeah. mm-hmm. here you go. wow. ooh. (spits) (pops) (pop) rack 'em up, dime eyes. on it.

i'm jim axelrod and this is a western edition of the broadcast. the hospital in afghanistan was run by the humanitarian group doctors without borders. the airstrike that hit it apparently and mistakenly carried out by u.s. forces. at least 19 are dead, doctors and children among them, and dozens more are injured or unaccounted for. this happened overnight in kunduz, a city of about three help,000, taken this week by the taliban. afghan troops have been trying to retake the city with help from u.s. airstrikes. here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: the dead include at least seven patients, three of them children who were burned alive, and 12 doctors without borders staff members. at least 37 people were seriously injured. according to defense officials, u.s. forces conducted an airstrike in kunduz around 2:15 a.m. local time near the hospital. they say the intended targets were taliban insurgents who were firing on u.s. service members embedded with afghan fighters. the u.s. military hasn't confirmed that its bombs hit the hospital, but officials ac

i'm jim cramer and i'll see you monday! audrina patrridge: tonight, on "1st look," we're going down-- hold on, let me just look down-- like, way down-- [wolf howling] audrina patrridge: --from the depths of hell-- scary, dude-- how is it performing down here compared to up there? we're searching far and wide for hidden treasures you've got to be in the know to find. very exclusive-- if you're invited, you're invited. this is an underground gem for sure. it all starts right now on "1st look." oh, look at that. oh, my gosh. [theme music] audrina patridge: tonight, our underground journey begins in louisville, kentucky. and between the food, the fashion, the booze, and the ponies, this city has got you covered. but not all the action's above ground, because one of the best ways to spend your day here in kentucky is beneath the bedrock. as something totally unique. there's no place like this. this is something new that you've never done before. it's awesome. you're, like, in a cave. tom, this place is incredible. but what is it

new photos of jim on the they reportedly split. this i jim thursday night at a party. a source there tells "e was definitely acting single, making eye contact with several including our source. after which he abruptly left. that was the same night cathriona posted final tweet signing off of twitter. outside her house today where her body was found monday night, there were no flowers or memorials, just the coroner's seal still on the door. but this statement came from white's family, quot cathriona was a shining light in our lives who was loved d by her entire family. we will miss herterribly. sadly, in the months leading up to her death, cathriona and jim had been posting joyful pi of themselves like this on september 1st where jim said your true self is unfathomably. but one report claims that cathriona had battled depression for most of her life and that's she and jim connected. jim has admitted that he suffered from depression, at one point taking prozac to it. >> i think prozac and things like that are very valuable to people for short periods of time. but i believ

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she started her scientology courses before she started dating jim. i asked was jim carrey aware that she was involved in scientology? and my sources said, yes, he >> i'm a buddhist. i'm a muslim. i'm a christian. >> for his part, he express add you wide interest in spirituality. nice glazed look in my eye. >> and we did reach out to the church of scientology for comment. they did not respond by our deadline, guys. >> all right. >>> let's move on to happier news. what do you know about what's goingen on inside those rehearsals? >> they love my lee at snl. it's the third time they asked her to host the show and miley loves taking over our city. here's miley heading home stopping to take picks with fans and giving up nothing less than her wardrobe. >> what i'm wearing. >> so no pants. >> our source on set says we it's miley cirrus. we have no idea what she's going to do. she spends several hours a day on set practicing. she's great funny tot cast and crew. she was even spotted backstage teaching jones how to get more instagram likes. >> also in nyc, cou

he's arriving with fellow v vietnam veteran, mac mccarthy. >> jim acosta with jim webb. governor, let me go to you. what do you make of the strategy there? he's somebody who has a great record but does not seem to have found an ability to get traction yet. >> and i think a lot of people were assuming that he was going to be one of the ones to go on the attack. but what he's suggested here, in fact, he's going to be talking about his policies which i think, again, leads credence to those of you who have been opining and, i think this is true on the democratic side, everybody wants to see a substantive debate. people that's boring but if you want to know what the candidates are going to do to grow the middle class, bring down whether it's the price of prescription drugs or cost of college, how you create jobs in america in a global economy, this is what they're going to be talking about. and i hope it stays at that level. >> i have to tell you, i have never in my life been at a debate or seen a debate anybody says we're going to go on the attack. but somehow, when you get

i think jim webb was the more serious about this. i thought he had an interesting moment, bernie, that movement is not going to happen. >> the revolution is not going to happen. how are you going to pay for it? i think jim web was not in this twitter moment. he seemed in slow motion. i said are you going to stay in? he said, yes, i'm going to stay in, i'm just getting started. lincoln chafee said as long as my bug allows. >> to the point we may be coming into this segment. it wound up being a look at hillary clinton and bernie sanders. do you think bernie sanders did enough last night to make himself an alternative to the widest swap of the party? >> i think bernie sanders did everything he could to appeal to bernie sander's voters. my question is, did he appeal to one person who is not bernie sanders? >> what about the black lives matter? >> you know what, i think it wasn't a big subject over the course of the night. they talked about it once and moved on. >> at the beginning and not to those two demographic groups he is struggling

she started her scientology courses before she started dating jim. i asked was jim carrey aware that she was involved in scientology? and my sources said, yes, he was. >> i'm a buddhist. i'm a muslim. i'm a christian. >> for his part, he express add you wide interest i spirituality. >> i got into scientology for a while, and that's how i got this nice glazed look in my eye. >> and we did reach out to the church of scientology for comment. they did not respond by our deadline, guys. >> all right. thank you. such a sad story. >>> let's move on to happier news. we're joined by our news editor in new york and is it true, has sandra bullock added to her family? >> certainly looking like that, kevin. we're working all of our sources here at the "e.t." news desk to confirm a report that her son louie is no longer an only child. >> a new child for sandra? here is what we know. >> reports surfaced she adopted a new child. the source says she's at home with the toddler for a couple months now. >> we reached out to bullock's press. we were unable to get them a

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jim. >> axelrod: jericka, thank you. just south of oklahoma, most of texas is under flash flood watches tonight. the remnants of hurricane patricia are combining with heavy storms that started thursday morning. nearly two feet of rain has fallen. david begnaud is in corsicana, texas, for us tonight, 50 miles south of dallas. >> reporter: over the last 24 hours across texas air, 64-car train hauling concrete derailed. interstate 45, south of dallas, was shut down. there were 75 water rescues in nevaro county. a baseball field in dallas flooded. there was raging floodwater in san antonio. it started early, at 3:30 this morning. the conductor of a 64-car union pacific train tried to brake when he saw the track submerged ahead. 46 cars derailed. two people were on the train and both swam to safety. they were later picked up by rescuers. across navarro county, rescues happened by the dozens, including this 80-year-old man and his dog. cars once stranded with people are still jamming the roads. >> i stopped and, like, freaked