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wen have been proven right almo every hour of every day since grade for starters, house republicans areushing icabilities censor inhim or fabricating what trump said on his call with the ukrainian president freight and op that i calling for the intel chair to be taken off the impeachment probe saying m art he has been discredited. an official house documents revealing that what could be th real solution story on a trip t ukraine in august, one of the staffers met with acting u.s. ambassador bill taylor who is now a key witness in the impeachment inquiry. joining me now, any and former advisor to bill clinton. a is pelosi perhaps rethinking putting in charge instead of what would have been one of the more non- discredited people ou there? >> no, for these reasons freigh she's now got for the first tim in months, basically the entire democratic caucus behind her. secondly if the polls are any indication, what they're doing is working more e and more the public believe not just the president should be impeached which removed which honestly i think is kind of shocking that in three weeks we

turkey's defense ministry says the saulassault has killed almo 400 terrorists, which is how turkey has described the kurds in that area. the syrian observatory for human rights reports that 52 civilians have been killed so far. between 800 to 1,000 isis supporters escaped from a holding camp following turkish shelling and reports indicate that isis captives may have escaped from a separate prison. president trump shared his thoughts on the situation yesterday writing on twitter, quote, the u.s. has the worst of the isis prisoners. turkey and kurds must not let them escape. europe should have taken them back. they will never come to or be allowed in the united states. joining us live in northern iraq, nbc news correspondent matt bradley. good to have you with us with the latest situation on the ground. give us a walk through on what is happening on the military front and what can you tell us about this new alliance that is emerging between america's former friend the kurds and the fdf seeking requests from american adversaries, the syrian government backed by russia? >> reporter: yeah,

how barbara is the defense secretary explaining the rationale behybrid pull lg out almo hind pulling out almost every sung l one of the remaining u.s. troops? >> with the security situation really deteriorating by the hour in northern syria and nic has been more on this, there's really no choice for the pentagon. they can't leave u.s. troops there. they were there to fight isis and now they are in fact caught between the turkish army heading south and a syrian and russian army heading north. there are about 1,000 troops involved. how this pullout going to work? already, we know from our sources defense officials that there are armed aircraft, arms u.s. fighters in syria tonight at every position where u.s. forces are located for their protection as this situation develops. they are consolidating into fewer positions. to try to improve their security situation. the pentagon wants to do this and what they call an orderly manner. and it could take they say das s or weekses. but that's really a big if. the security situation deteriorating by the hour by the day. will these forces be able

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. >> reporter: you guys do almos sound like t"leave it to beaver" >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: but by 2012 those days were gone. frank and ashley were empty nesters. you were so close with your kids. was it hard as one by one they started leaving the nest and going off to college? >> sure. yeah, it was. i mean, i'm proud of them but it was difficult. i mean, change is difficult. >> reporter: now nancy was often home alone. frank's work with his new client, a wealthy defense contractor, had him traveling to florida, california, even kuwait. >> there was a little bit more freedom or whatever. like i said, a lot of it was work and she was home. >> reporter: still nancy had her church activity to fill her empty hours. that's where she'd been the evening everything changed for the howard family. it was a saturday night, august 18, 2012. >> you're out of town -- >> yes. >> reporter: you get a call that something horrific has happened to nancy, there's been a robbery at your own house? >> yes. i was just beside myself. i didn't know, you know, what was happening. >> reporter: and so began one of

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the s&p 500, that is up, a bit better than the dow, almo almost .33%.aq, where's that in the very early going? i'll tell you, it is up better than .33%. all across the board, we have opened higher. mike murphy is with us and of course, susan li, ashley webster on board, too. september historically the worst month for stocks, but this september, it finished with a modest gain. now we begin october. murph, where we going in october? >> i think we will have more volatility in the fourth quarter but i think with the fed being as accommodative as they have told us they will be, i think that bodes well for the market. the market tells me there are buyers out there. any pullback is still being bought so barring any unforeseen geopolitical events, the market will be higher in q4. stuart: hold on. this is another day where we say despite it all, despite hong kong, despite impeachment, despite whatever it is, the dow is up, look at it go, 31% on the upside in the early going. sorry. susan: that's three quarters in 20 years, you are up double digits so far for the