game of thrones, veep, find out which shows took home the biggest awards, which got shut out, and see all the fabulous fashion from the purple carpet. it s monday, september 23rd. good monday morning, it s a whole new season. yes, it is. the emmy goes to us because janai is back, everybody. whoo! we re all winning this morning. so glad to be back. now she s back because it s, you know, the new fall shows. right. here s your premiere. here it is. so glad to be back. we have a lot of fun to get to. we do begin this half hour with house speaker nancy pelosi putting president trump on notice as she demands to know more about his phone call with the ukrainian leader. pelosi has set a deadline for the trump administration to turn over the whistle-blower s complaint about the call but the president is pushing back against claims he tried to bully a foreign leader into doing his political bidding. he s labeling the allegations the ukraine witch hunt. the trump a
has got a wealthy family. it s difficult for everybody. there is a club of people consumed by trying to figure out what happened. i have never seen anything like it. a missing wife. everything about this wreaks of murder. a murdered best friend. a dead neighbor. they try to understand. now, the stories that you have not heard. as the friends of robert durst speak out. i hope and i pray, when all this is done, we all get answers. and here they own account of the strange life. the reclusive millionaire spent much of his time on the road, so where was he? what was he doing? who was he with? what does it die of his wealth doing hanging out at a homeless shelter, soothe kitchen. for decades, suspicions, and questions raised and no. will their family be answers? cases and vernon? the twisted tale of robert durst, and a mystery. where are you? he definitely is hello, and welcome to dateline. robert durst was born into privilege, he never seem to
war zone. foreign nationals dressed in camouflage are scaling barriers and sprinting into the country. biden s open border and the suction of sanctuary cities have created a conveyor belt of illegals from central and south america. new york city already reeling from a homeless crisis that they are responsible for are unable to absorb the thousands of illegals arriving by bus and plane. all the money for affordable housing was stolen by crooks who run nonprofits so the mayor decided to build a tent city in a working class neighborhood. the residents weren t thrilled. i m concerned with my safety. it s all single. and i m hearing it s going to be mostly male. so, that worries me. why not house them elsewhere? they take our money and they do whatever they want with it. by right, they don t belong here, they re illegals. jesse: because of the spotlight put on this tent city thanks to you it s now being moved. where is it going? it is going to randles island in aoc s distr
shoppers aren t only returning gift, they re looking for door- busting deals reporter: shoppers are out getting what they really want id and getting rid of what they don t want. returns are a necessary evil when the package you received wasn t quite right. everything i wanted, but it s too big. reporter: a survey from the national retail federation estimates almost two-thirds of people made at least one return during this past holiday season. return policies vary dramatically from no questions asked to strict rules which can aggravate the most seasoned shoppers. consumer reports senior editor donna rosatto has more. don t open the box. some stores will charge you a return fee if you don t return it in original packaging. reporter: if you re returning at a store, bring your i.d. and keep an eye on the calendar. some retailers have very limited times that you can return. for example, most major stores will only allow you 90 days to return an item. but some as little
center we re under the clouds today. a shower is possible right now, if you see anything on the windshield it s a sprinkle from the low-lying cloud cover. it s cool as you step outside again. 57 in philadelphia. 52 in allentown. 54 in reading. 54 iner. 61 in dover. spotty shower around, if you get these, it s brief light stuff. 61 by noon. 66 by 3:00 p.m. i m expecting a high of 67 around 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. if you re dressing the kids for a walk to the bus and a wait for the bus on the bus stop, jacket required, 51 degrees more or less in the suburbs, probably dry, but fairly cloud. we have a warmup in store for the weekend, close to a record high on sunday. details coming up in accuweather. reporter: good morning, davey, we have the friday morning commute on baltimore pike heading toward i-95. roads damp, but not causing issues. we have a few accidents, there are a couple of big ones, main street at park avenue in schwenksville. this accident is causing problems in