. >> as melody nichols decorate for christmas they know there is a lot to be thankful for.s been a rough road. >> i would have to say that this was a huge humbling process for me. >> nichols is a single mom. a registered dental assistant and is active in her church. and back in june, things were looking good. she was planning to move with her son and had taken on a temporary position, she started having some pain in her lower right side and doctors couldn't figure out what was causing it. >> they just kept running tests telling me everything was normal. and during that time it was really painful for me. >> she leaned on her friend from church and family. but the pain just got worse. >> soy won to the emergency room, and they did a ct scan and ransom more tests and they told me that everything was fine, that maybe i had an ulcer, they were going to refer me to a specialist to check in with my doctor. and my test results came back normal. the ct scan came back fine. >> it was really frustrating. i knew something was wrong, they kept telling me everything is okay. >> and then

>>> nbc news pentagon correspondent hans nichols joins us now and he's been watching this story all throughout the afternoon here, all morning there local time in hawaii. and hans, as you've been watching along with us, we now see the administrator from hawaii emergency management administration saying, it was my fault. of course he's taking full responsibility of whatever happened. what else have we learned in the last hour? >> we've learned there's been a short review and the secretary of defense has been fully briefed. they have confidence in the systems, the warning systems that are in place on the dod side. that's according to a military official. when you look at what the defense department does on an actual launch -- let's be clear, this was a false alarm, but on an actual ballistic missile, they have to make a decision within minutes on whether or not they're going to activate any number of anti-missile systems out there and try to knock it down. secretary mattis has told me,

nbc pentagon correspondent hans nichols joins me now. >> officials are telling nbc news that multiple u.s. fatalities did take place during that weekend attack in kabul. it was the intercontinental hotel, one of the nicer more prestigious hotels in kabul. it's been attacked before. it just serves as a reminder of just how dangerous kabul is, how dangerous the entire country of afghanistan is. now, what we know about the attack is that u.s. forces were involved in a train, advise and assist. they were involved with afghan commanders that were trying to clear the insurgents, the terrorists, from doing and continuing more damage. it lasted around 14 hours. stephanie, there's some confusion on just how many dead there were. the afghan interior ministry puts the number at 14 foreigners who were killed. local news reports says the overall number of dead is around 43. we're trying to harmonize those numbers and figure out just how many americans died what they were doing there. were they contractors, were they involved in the government?

>> joining me now is pentagon correspondent hans nichols. he said something interest. over 50% of my civilian work force. not everybody in america understands how many civilians do work for the u.s. military. >> and a lot of them work in supply chains so they think the shutdown will have a big affect on dep otts and we got three points. one on the immediate affect of what a shutdown would have on military gathering of intelligence, what it would do in terms of training. but his broader point of what the short-term spending bills do to readiness, at a certain point, you remember president trump wants another short spending bill but he said the short-term bills on continuing resolutions do more harm to readiness along with the budget balanced act than any of the u.s. enemies over the last ten years. and then his final point, and this is the whole purpose of this speech, was the national defense strategy, working on this for months here, was to look over the horizon at new

this that up we're going to do something about africa because they will go down like that i grab nichols and we'll both we would have done the quote on the. side of you are better but i'm miserable as another man with every color you. know you want to buy the main bus so young but i had problems meaning if one when that isn't because of what you've. seen it could. be another so nancy i was sort of going to one another use of the man you wouldn't get an answer and i mean they've been in the main building people are going to buddha they got there must be all the coal mining bill it will go to put them there to see him praying for a bone. not be seattle a meaning that they may be useful nothing because i'm going to let it come home to the big dog or it's you know cuomo saying i don't want to see in the overly without the going to come and see and the free see naima you know when i was a young man we were all over themselves a single man then all the zero impediment that what we see through you now by the people they want to order things you believe they will now and then you will be in

let's get more on this from nbc news pentagon correspondent hans nichols. >> reporter: zoom into warones and a fun workout heat map using gps technology to track where athletes use fitness devices becomes a potentially dangerous road map to u.s. military bases. today the pentagon announcing it will review guidelines for use of all wireless and technological devices on military facilities. after "the washington post" reported that a curious 20-year-old student discovered they could reveal the locations of u.s. soldiers or spies. >> in certain areas you can see a regular place where someone starts and stops their runs and often that's their house. >> reporter: in afghanistan the roads of the canned har air field lit up by soldiers working in running routes. in a statement the company behind the technology says we take the safety of our community seriously and are committed to working with military and government officials to address sensitive areas that might appear. but the heat map may cause anyone who uses gps technology not just those in uniform to question who is monitoring their

. >> as melody nichols decorate for christmas they know there is a lot to be thankful for.t's been a rough road. >> i would have to say that this was a huge humbling process for me. >> nichols is a single mom. a registered dental assistant and is active in her church. and back in june, things were looking good. she was planning to move with her son and had taken on a temporary position, she started having some pain in her lower right side and doctors couldn't figure out what was causing it. >> they just kept running tests telling me everything was normal. and during that time it was really painful for me. >> she leaned on her friend from church and family. but the pain just got worse. >> soy won to the emergency room, and they did a ct scan and ransom more tests and they told me that everything was fine, that maybe i had an ulcer, they were going to refer me to a specialist to check in with my doctor. and my test results came back normal. the ct scan came back fine. >> it was really frustrating. i knew something was wrong, they kept telling me everything is okay. >> and the

is this nichols last chance to form a stable government. but it is her last chance to form a government with a clear majority in parliament the only other option would be listen together with the business friendly liberals and the center left green party she already tried that one but this these talks failed already at the end of last here so the only other option would be a minority government something the american already ruled out and then the only other thing left would be new elections something both the social democrats and the conservatives of america couldn't want because in the end this would mean to strengthen the right wing populists of the f.t. . reporting for us thank you for your work. paris has held a ceremony to mark the third anniversary of the shadowy abdo attacks french president a menu item a call on the city's mayor and it had to go laid a wreath outside the former office of the satirical magazine gunman stormed the building on the seventh of january twenty fifth danger of a morning meeting and killed twelve people the

is this nichols last chance to form a stable government. but it is her last chance to form a government with a clear majority in parliament the only other option would be a coalition together with the business friendly liberals and the center left wing parties she already tried that one but this these talks failed already at the end of last here so the only other option would be a minority government something until america already ruled out and then the only other thing left would be new elections something both the social democrats and the conservatives of anglo-american couldn't want because in the end this would mean to strengthen the right wing populists of the f.t. . reporting for us thank you. paris is held a ceremony commemorating the anniversary of attacks on the shadowy abdo satirical magazine in twenty fifteen islamist gunmen stormed the offices of the publication and ultimately killed twelve people a stream is believed to have targeted the magazine for printing provocative cartoons of islam's prophet mohammed. in a somber simple

former raf pilot john nichol described him as: it will slump its way towards the south and east. some the gusting winds around about that whole weather system, 60—7 mph in exposed locations. come the dawn it will be looking with intent through that south—eastern quarter. behind, too much of a breeze for a fast scottish —— frost problem. we will take time before we see the back about weather getting onto wards of lunchtime of the early part of the afternoon. brighter skies behind, some showers that blustery and they will be turning increasingly wintry across northern and western parts of scotla nd northern and western parts of scotland and to the high ground of northern ireland, too. that is the shape of things to come, the week ahead, colder, there will be snow and it will much windier. this is bbc news, our latest headlines. thejustice secretary considers seeking a judicial review, after a decision to release the serial sex attackerjohn worboys. every victim out there, every friend and family of victims, anybody who's read about this case, will want to know that we are doing eve

nichols' pain. we get that. what do you do with people that you know?sexually abused, more than 90% of the time it's by somebody they know. it, of course, can be a difficult conversation. it has to be age appropriate. but the kids have to learn what the warning signs are. >> and just speak up. thank you, jon, for speaking on this story. >>> one of facebook's earliest investors is worrying about the harmless impact on society. ahead, roger mcnamee will be here with his plan on how to fix facebook. you're watching "cbs this morning." there'... more adventure,ere you can get... more woo-hoo! more magic and more happy. so now come to the disneyland resort and get... more happy >>> prince harry and his fiance meghan markle went on their second official royal outing together. they visits a radio station for young people yesterday. it's in a multicultural neighborhood of brikston in south london. charlie d'agata was there as hundreds of well-wishers welcomed the royal couple. >> reporter: that famous british reserve was nowhere to be seen on the streets of bri

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memory alive. -- nichols. they prepare for their next mission justice for nico. in hopes the man responsible do their time. >> got will have the final say. he will get justice.>> reporter: they are looking for cardell waters in connection with his murder. the other crimes. give them a call.>>> there was another accident involving a chp patrol car. the search for the driver of the pickup truck being blamed for causing the head on crash in hayward.>>> we will look at your sunday monday and beyond as we head into next week. >>> protesters gather in san francisco to demand the release of a father of three detained on immigration charges. what eyes had to say about the man in custody. -- i >> >>> lieutenant governor received another high-profile endorsement today in the race for governor.>> stopping guns violence takes courage. the courage to do what is right. the courage -- i have seen great courage.>> she made a miraculous recovery. gabrielle giffords and her husband mark kelly announced their support for new som

>> in hertz i did a little bit of this jack nicholl son thing where i lost my mind, basically.ions. >> reporter: in the tv version, james takes on christian's role. >> you're playing j.d. the iconic role by christian slater. >> i don't want to watch it too much. i don't want to steal his performance. it's so good. i didn't want to be doing a kris sla christian slater impersonation. >> i was like, wow, it's different. >> grace victoria admits she was a bit spooked by the original. >> i saw it when i was like, 11. >> oh, my gosh. >> it's very young to see it. it scared me. i remember now i'm on the show, so, but it's great. it's amazing. >> "heathers" debuts march 7th on the parahount network. >>> it's incredible. a to be able to meet her through his lens. she's an incredible woman. >> that was meghan markle talking about the first time she met the queen and her future grandmother-in-law. this year marx the 65th anniversary of elizabeth's coronation. now the monarch is sharing her memories. >> there are some disadvantages to crowns. otherwise, they're quite important things. >> t

officials determined nicholls was under the influence of drugs and alcohol while driving.ies searched the vehicle and found numerous bags of white powder suspected to be ketamine -- which is a type of anesthetic used in human anesthesia and veterinary medicine. officials also found blotting paper that is believed to be acid. nicholls was arrested and booked on suspicion of d-u-i -- as well as two misdemeanor counts of possession of a controlled substance. bcn20:sonoma co.: sj woman arrested for driving under influence of ( steve ) ( steve ) just ahead... surfers around the world are checking their calendars in anticipation of mavericks at half moon bay .. and this year, there is a new addition to the competition.. (pam) and we'll check in on how recreational pot sales are going in california.. and the calls for a policy that covers the entire nation.. rain and thunderstorms are possible in the bay area tonight. i'll have the latest forecast next. (grant) we're tracking breaking news in oakland...wher e there's been a police shooting and two people are now hospitalized. a b

hans nichols is doing this story.is not realtime, but the pentagon is taking it seriously. >> they are looking into the matter. we have learned a lot about pattern of life on the bases in difficult places, war zones, frankly. not only do we know what the running routes are like, we know about potential other bases we didn't know about, scattered throughout africa. why do we know? a lot of sailors, soldiers and marines like to use apps to track their running. strava is one of those apps. we have a sense that got 27 million users. we have a sense of running routes and their pattern of life. here is ha the pentagon said about it. this is statement. d.o.d. takes matters like these seriously and will determine if additional training or guidance is required. i have to come clean here. i use strava. when you bike into the olympipe, i can see other people coming. you have a bunch of overlaid routes, whether running or biking and you get a sense of which routes, in this case, a reporter, take. that's betraying. >> how is strav

and they have utter confidence in their systems. >> thanks so much, hans nichols, in washington. thank you, sir. let's go to jacob soboroff who is there in hawaii, was reporting on this very system over the last two days. and since the very beginning of this -- it was four hours ago, right, jacob, when this all began? you also saw, again, burn miyagi come out and you were speaking with him too. >> that's right. i was in the office with the administrator of the emergency management agency of hawaii less than 24 hours ago, as he was explaining to me, this system, it went so badly wrong today, is supposed to actual work. to reiterate, the governor's office has confirmed that this was the push of a wrong button by a human being who sits inside, basically in a control room, within a bunker, within diamond head crater here, on the island of oahu, inside hawaii's civil defense. this is a system that's designed to basically notify civil defense, to tell hawaiians to take cover in the event of a detected ballistic missile launch from north korea or elsewhere. this was not triggered becaus

hans nichols takes a look at the tait state of the fight against isis. >> reporter: this year the black flag of isis fell in mosul and raqqah, once the capital of their so-called caliphate. jim mattis told reporters that isis's defeats on the battlefield hurt their ability to recruit new fighters. since president trump took office, isis has lost some 15,000 square miles. the number of isis fighters down from 35,000 to around 1,000. in iraq and syria, his strategy is similar to his predecessor but commanders on the ground have more authority. >> i think largely the same strategy as the obama era, but i think an aggressive decentralization of tactical authority has paid off on the battlefield. >> reporter: as their territory evaporates, isis affiliates are growing bolder across the globe. some were in afghanistan and iraq. but some died in nigeria. in april, the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs on an isis stronghold, behind it, the general president obama selected to oversee the afghan war still in command. do you have confidence that you have the president's confidence? >> yes. >> re

now i want to bring in pentagon correspondent hans nichols joining me live. and molly snell is also here. >> reporter: hallie, good morning. from the president, we had a mixture of sanctions and how they work. they could be forcing kim jong-un to the negotiating table mixed with a bit of an insult. but also the possibility, he didn't rule it out, we have to say, look at the president's tweet. here's what he said. sanctions and other pressures are beginning to have a big impact on north korea. soldiers are dangerously fleeing to south korea. rocket man now wants to talk to south korea for the first time. perhaps that is good news, perhaps not, we will see. we just heard from secretary mattis at that point. every time you ask someone here at the pentagon what options are being thought of, what they are considering, they always say this is a diplomatically led effort. >> how likely is it to have open-ended talks between north korea and south korea? >> from the u.s. side, if you take tillerson's word, and it is not consistent with the message from the administrat

where they take it next guys >> that's a good explainer, hans good to have you on the show, hans nicholsnbc news >>> president is attending the signing in, i should point out, of swearing in ceremony of the secretary of the department of health and human services alex caesar >> thank you very much see you tomorrow night >> are you going to brief senator schumer? >> we might. >> and we were hoping to get some q&a out of the president. didn't happen this time. i was unable to hear exactly what he told the cameras the last moment. >> question about senator schumer. it didn't appear he gave much of an answer. >> i'm sure we'll hear more from him tomorrow night with the state of the union address >> dow is off the session lows down 88. getting a pretty bullish readout on the conclusion of the nafta talks this round more "squawk alley" straight ahead. rick santelli, what are you watching >> i'm watching higher yields and have a little technical discussion about where the next resistance levels may be l tethbrk. from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time ana

nbc's hans nichols joins us from the pentagon with this new information.ans, what do we know at this point? >> well, craig, according to military officials, a potential stress, i stress test, test of the ballistic missile could happen as early as this week. the short term is what another official told me. what they see is they use their intelligence, they have a lot of assets in the air, and they see a behavior, a pattern, that was like what they saw before when they had test launches earlier last year in 2017. they see them moving around equipment, moving around assets. i should stress, craig this doesn't necessarily mean without a shadow of a doubt that north korea will launch in the coming days. it just means it's possible. it's somewhere between likely and possible. we'll continue to report this out here and try to get a little more certainty. i would also add on all this that if there is any potential test by north korea in 2018, this new year, how that will impact what that will do for two potential talks between north korea and south korea. remember

joining me about now hans nichols. what do we know about how this happened, hans? >> well, we know pacific command, david, sends something out within an hour of their being an initial report of a launch. when there is indeed a launch from north korea, tends to be within that hour range, sometimes a little more. a little bit longer. they have very good detector. secretary mattis told me they know within minutes avalanche from north korea what direction it's going in. so when i initially saw these reports from this text that was sent out, a lot of folks called the pentagon. pentagon said they are aware of the reports and looking into it. then they quickly determined that they did not detect anything. so now the issue will become how this did false alert get set out. was it hawaii ema that had ha misfire. seems likely. to what extent how is hawaii integrated with them. and in general at the pentagon there was been a great deal of optimism this week about the talks taking place every day it seems there is a little bit, if not in substance, in tone, progress between nor

hans nichols has the details. >> reporter: the helicopter crashed around 1:00 a.m. saturday morning in fort irwin, california, killing two pilots on board. they were among the troops of the fourth infantry division. training in the mojave desert this month. the division's commanding general said our heartfelt prayers and condolences go out to family and friends during this difficult and painful time. those grieving families won't receive the $100,000 death benefit normally paid out within 36 hours until the government shutdown ends. around fort irwin that news doesn't sit well. >> the family is now not only lost a loved one, but now having to wait on the government. >> reporter: less than 24 hours before the accident defense secretary jim mattis took aim at congress, warning a shutdown would force a furlough of half of the pentagon's 740,000 civilians, affect intelligence operations overseas and training for reserve forces. >> for too long we have asked the military to stoically carry success. at any cost attitude. as they work tirelessly to accomplish the mission w

for more, i want to bring in hans nichols who is following the developments. what is the latest. >> reporter: it's somewhere between expecting and anticipating some sort of nuke -- i shouldn't say nuclear. excuse me. some sort of ballistic missile test from north korea. we are seeing things, intelligence officials here are looking at things being moved around, equipment being moved around the north korea. it's consistent can what they have seen in the past. you take the message from the pentagon today, overlay that from what we heard from ambassador hayley of the united nations saying they could also potentially be expecting some sort of test. there is clarity there. but where there isn't clarity is what the white house or administration is saying. i didn't hear a lot of clarity in the press conference. i think that's challenge of the white house in the next 24 or 48 hours. some officials are saying this test could be as early as mid-week. let me clarify again because i misspoke at the top. this would be a ballistic missile test. that's the intelligence they a

over the radio and they say they sent a picture here you see suspicious person dolfin in governor nichols and they took a picture of him see him on the corner you see him on the ground they act like they're sleeping but they're they actually rob people when you walk. his idea was born after his conflict with the mayor of new orleans who he publicly accused of being in active in front of the rise of criminality i tried to get a meeting with the mayor and he wouldn't meet with me so i made a thirty second commercial and i started putting it all over the t.v. calling the mayor out on the crime in the cities the french quarter is under siege by criminal the problem can be it is only six blocks by thirteen. you may as well advised me to come in this room in the front the millionaire office driving up the violence in the city and every sane way to deal with garbage like. we should hope for the misery for there was a real provocation. and so he didn't like it and he took offense to it he made millions and millions and millions of dollars off a garbage contract in the french quarter and maybe he

nichol nicholklas backstrom. it comes forward on the goalie. teammate trying to help him.sneak in that slap shot. the goal came forward pinning the goalie. but it didn't come off. so the play continued. the puck finds its way to john carlson and not long after that, the puck is in the net. carlsson taking advantage. tied at 1. the caps continuing the pressure. madison boughey with the pass to lars he willer. he willer shot through the leg. they take the lead. puck along the board. here comes koozie, his shot stop the defender swats it in. but hey, a goal is a goal. he will take it. 37 saves, caps win their tenth straight home win. they have a chance for number 11 on thursday. but tonight, a big east men's basketball throwback tuesday. patrick ewing, george -- chris mullen, st. john's, a rematch of sorts, 33 years in the making back at madison square garden. a few players turn coaches led their teams to a back and forth matchup. first time back at msg against his old rival chris mullen. the second half tied at 57. back inside to jesse. he's still able to drain the shot. he'

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matthew nichols was in his room when he started yelling in rage, and his mom came to check on him. >> he came out yelling about the headset being broken, and then grabbed a gun and started shooting. >> by the time police arrived his 68-year-old mother had already been shot and killed. single game record my mom was a won -- killed. >> my mom was a wonderful person who loved her children. the house was always open to friends and family. >> the father was able to wrestle the gun away from his son. investigators believe something other than the video game led him to kill his own mother. >>> happening now, dozens of protesters set up a tent city right outside the home of mayor libby schaaf. take a look, this video just into the news room. the group called the anti- police terror project is holding 96 straight hours of protest leading up to the martin luther king jr. holiday on monday. they're asking mayor libby schaaf to take action on homelessness in oakland and her quote corporate agenda. the group is also protesting the trump administration. >>> and choosing what to eat in the bay area

hans nichols at the pentagon. hans, thank you very much.sador wendy sherman is a former secretary for state for political affairs and an msnbc contributor. ambassador, thank you so much. it's been a slow news day, so you're going to have to work with me here. listen, these two men have been trading insults for months now. nothing has happened yet, thankfully. thankfully. but where do you see this going? >> i don't see it going in a good direction. and it's interesting, katy. put your stories together. they are not disconnected. steve bannon and donald trump are really trying to one-up each other and show who's more powerful. this is well connected to all the sexual harassment stories, bear with me a moment here, that you all have been covering. we've all known guys who think they have to intimidate, use their power, use their prowess regarding women, show how strong and tough they are, and they're usually the weakest guys. we know that the president of the united states, when he was building buildings, always said he built the tallest build

. >> nishell nichols one of the original stars of the star trek series one of the ground breaking momentsof a woman in color that was not in the role of a service or a maid. the cast was incredibly diverse and pushing boundaries. she had one of the first onscreen kisses with bill shatner -- william shatner -- >> trevor: william shatner, yeah. i think both work. ( laughter ) >> right. but it was at the height of the civil rights movement and people would write into the show. they were not comfortable seeing so much diversity on a mainstream prime time television show. the producers cut her line, relegated her to the background, but it was a tough move on her and it was a chance encounter in an naacp event, who would she meet but martin luther king came up to her and said i'm a techy, i love what you're doing. >> trevor: that's so insane. >> yeah. ( applause ) it's such a beautiful testament to how much representation matters and he knew and he told her and she went back on and stayed on the show for many years, an his words would ring true when may jemison cites michelle as her inspiration

stephanie. >> all right, hans nichols, thanks. we're going to leave it there and take a break.p next, money, power, politics. the multiple new reports calling jared kushner china's trump card. why is beijing so interested in him? plus, new revelations about investigations currently under way into his family business. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. every day we hear from families who partnered with a senior living advisor from a place for mom to help find the perfect place for their mom or dad thank you so much for your assistance in helping us find a place. mom feels safe and comfortable and has met many wonderful residence and staffers. thank you for helping our family find our father a new home. we especially appreciate the information about the va aid and attendance program. i feel i found the right place. a perfect fit. you were my angel and helped guide me

it it will go back into all into more details about the different players in the conflict mr clegg nichols the russians are pushing for a political settlement does it come from this sentiment that they consider the war almost to the elder. so well indeed from the russian perspective and other leaders of other countries like iran iraq. syrian government even the united states they acknowledge that the isis is almost defeated in syria and iraq so currently russia it wants to concentrate more on the political process and that's the country that the majority think the political process is even trickier and how to then the military face firstly because. this size all part of this will face an issue to discuss the most sensitive and difficult problems like. this additional and political reforms elections the fate of us and the role of kurds in the country's governance the presence of the foraging. military formations and its territories so there is the whole set of this political issues which really put russia russia. and the tight spot because on the one hand it has its allies. in damascus and

one of them is nikolai nichol of a medical student who is finishing his training this year. he wants to pursue his career as a specialist in radiology but not in bulgaria in germany. i want to work in my field in germany because of the access to modern medical equipment conditions for further training are much better than to. others his age have similar intentions low wages and pervasive corruption are the two main problems driving young gary into way. this new direction bribery that's the usual situation here we hope these problems will be eradicated that's the only way bulgaria can move forward. victoria wants to get away as soon as she finishes high school her parents both scientists have advised her to continue her studies in another country possibly germany where she might go into microbiology. this draw the ball here in government doesn't provide any funding for research and development i want to follow a part similar to my father's so i've decided to leave the country. and that's why victoria has been studying german for more than a year at the good to institute in so