he tells amber that he is married but implies that his wife has died. and just weeks later his wife would actually go missing. >> amber frey started cooperating with police as soon as she learned that the man of her dreams was really a married man whose wife had disappeared, and he had been lying to her all along. >> i buy her a tape recorder with some cassette tapes and a wire that can hook onto her phone. and i tell her, okay, if he ever calls, just push these two buttons and just talk normal. the phone rings. and it's scott peterson. i'm like, that's him. showtime, girl. >> hey, happy new year's. >> happy new year's. >> what they heard on december 31st, 2002, was a scott peterson who, while a candlelight vigil is being held for his missing wife and he's attending it, is also on the phone with amber frey, being recorded unbeknownst to him, telling her that he's in europe. >> i'm near the eiffel tower. new year's, it's unreal. the crowd, it's huge. >> the crowd's huge? >> he was right down the street. where the vigil was taking place. okay? >> now the

the couple married when amber was 19 and josh was 21. almost immediately, they left their friends and family in tulsa behind. >> he had enlisted in the air force. we flew off to alaska where he was stationed. >> amber says the marriage quickly deteriorated. josh started changing, getting very angry very quickly, and it just kind of escalated. nobody can understand what it was like to be married to him. i loved him so much, but he was a jerk. >> josh was soon honorably discharged from the air force on an unrelated matter. amber was nearly seven months pregnant when the couple moved back to tulsa. >> my mom had an apartment at the university club towers that she had rented out and said we could go stay there. we were on the 25th floor, i mean, we were just arguing in the living room, and you know when you argue, you get closer and closer and closer and josh put his hands out onto my shoulders and i just -- i mean, i'm pregnant, i have a huge belly, i mean if you're going put your hands on me while i have a huge stomach, what's -- what's go

we can listen to amber rudd, home secretary now.ttack in parsons green last friday, the police have made good progress in what is an ongoing operation. the joint terrorism analysis centre, reviewing the threat level the uk is under, have decided to lower that level from critical to severe. severe still means an attack is highly likely, so i would urge everybody to continue to be vigilant, but not alarmed. as the prime minister said last friday, the military were called to support the police, so armed police officers would have a greater presence on our transport network and our streets. during the next few days the military will return to their original positions, and i would like to ta ke original positions, and i would like to take this opportunity to thank them for their hard work. and also them for their hard work. and also the police, security services and emergency services, who did such a fantastic job combating what emergency services, who did such a fantasticjob combating what was done at parsons green on friday. that was h

was going to do whatm and amber rudd and basically carving out who was going to do what.he morning. it would've been boris johnson early hours of the morning. it would've been borisjohnson minding the shop. that means the topjob. so prime minister. david davis brexit minister, no surprise there, philip hammond as and amber rudd also it seems involved in that plotting as well. —— philip hammond as chancellor. and this is the fragility of her grip on power, theresa may and how dangerous her position now is and how dangerous the waters are. 24 hours after her florence speech which by many accounts she could have made somewhere in the uk but anyway we gloss over that. the fact is that the trouble is not over, the party co nfe re nce the trouble is not over, the party conference is going to be an opportunity and we have to see what comes out of that. it is very much a book by tim shipman that is about to come out and the title is, let me see. fallout. a year of political mayhem. it underlines how the problems around grenfell tower and the prime minister and problems around gre

what do you make of amber rudd's intervention today? about borisjohnson in a standout moment of the referendum campaign, where she said he's great to have the party but you don't want him driving you home at the end of the night. is she looking for the leadership at some point? she and boris have history. 0bviously she wouldn't say this, but she must be delighted that boris has popped his head above the parapet for her to ta ke head above the parapet for her to take potshots at so she can impress the conservative party faithful with her loyalty to the prime minister, her loyalty to the prime minister, her good sense. i thought she performed extremely well in her interview this morning. she sounded calm, controlled, and authoritative. and that will do her leadership chances no harm at all. the headlines on bbc news... the home secretary confirms the terror threat level has been lowered from critical to severe. police are searching a house in stanwell near heathrow after arresting a man in connection with the london tube bombing on friday

home secretary amber rudd has accused boris johnson home secretary amber rudd has accused borisjohnsonfor brexit in a speech later this week. mrjohnson‘s spokesman insisted the foreign secretary was fully behind the prime minister's plans for brexit. our political correspondent chris mason reports. not since here injanuary has the prime minister given a big set—piece speech on brexit. but on friday she will, in florence. that's why borisjohnson‘s intervention matters, notjust because of his own ambitions, but because it highlights the rows within government about the flavour of brexit the country signs up to. i don't want him managing the brexit process. what we've got is theresa may managing that process. she's driving the car, to continue the allegory, and i'm going to make sure that, as far as i'm concerned and the rest of the cabinet are concerned, we help her do that. this is a difficult moment. so this is back—seat driving? yes, you could call it back—seat driving, absolutely. boris johnson, seen here campaigning earlier this year, said in his article that the uk had a glorious f

amber's law is named after amber schinault. her ex-boyfriend killed her, even though she had a protective order. amber's law allows victims to request that a person be placed on electronic monitoring. that way, the person's location can be tracked.. and the victim can be alerted if the potential attacker gets too close. developing now... congress- may decide the fate of a confederate statue in d-c. d-c delegate eleanor holmes norton says she will introduce a bill to remove a statue of confederate general albert pike. it stands near judiciary square. cities all over the country are having similar debates over what to do with confederate symbols and monuments. happening today - a public schools and dave chappelle. john gonzalez joins us live from georgetown. the presidents cup teeing off thursday... with a few presidents on thursday... with a few presidents on hand! former presidents clinton, bush and obama were all in attendance for the first round at liberty national golf course in new jersey. this is the first time in history

panel for the hour, political reporter amber phillips and senior washington correspondent of politico, thanks to all of you for being there. julie let me start with you, because you heard garrett talk about paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, they're the ones who need to bring this to the floor. paul ryan has been talking about linking it to daca for a little bit. you just had a conversation with the speaker yesterday, i know, give me some of your insight on that. >> this is something paul ryan has been talking about. he was pushing president trump to give congress, at least a little bit of space on daca and that completely rescind the protection for the dreamers right away. he talked about the need to put border security measures in any type of bill in part because he knows that his members really would need that, if it was going to be any type of movement on daca. certainly, the fact that the president rushes to make some type of agreement, we don't know how specific it is, with democrats, puts ryan in a really tough position. it's harder for him to go to his members with something that

ijust want secretary, amber rudd later today.ater today. ijust want to bring us a bit of context, bit of an outside look at what is going on. we can speak to dal babu, who is a former chief superintendent of the metropolitan police. can you hear me? i can, yes. obviously, things are moving very quickly. i expect you've been listening to what's been happening in the last hour or so. there were references earlier for the public to expect further police operations. this really is moving quite quickly. that's right. i think yesterday we saw the assistant commissioner in charge ever counter—terrorism being very reluctant to give any details and clearly there was a reason for that, because they had significant amount of intelligence which they plan to act on and we'd been told that the raid on the address in surrey was done at i that the raid on the address in surrey was done ati pot that the raid on the address in surrey was done at i pot 30. that the raid on the address in surrey was done ati pot 30. so —— surrey was done at1 pot 30.

amber, thank you. >>> republicans abandoned plans to vote. the gop was hurrying to pass a measure before budget rules kick in september 30th. allowing democrats to filibuster. the three republican senators announced they would vote no and that was enough to kill the bill. polls showed the measure to unravel oe obama care was unraveled. >> today americans breathe a sigh of relief because the health care of millions has been protected and preserved. >>> president trump and congressional republicans are now turning to tax reform but some democrats say a new tax code can wait until a true bipartisan effort to stabilize the affordable care act is completed. >>> president trump was fired up today addressing a long list of controversies from north korea to players kneeling at nfl games to his administration's response to the disaster in puerto rico. jana katsuyama here with the latest. >> reporter: president trump not happy with repeal and replace losing votes. now he's moving on to tax reform. >> the vast majority of americans will be able to file

according to the paper philip hammond, david davis and amber rudd were all involved in a leadership plotlowing the general election. fractures at the top of the tory party also appear on the front of the sunday telegraph. it focuses on borisjohnson — who it says is against the uk adopting any new eu rules and regulations after the uk formally leaves in march 2019. brexit dominating the papers, which is understandable after the foreign speech. starting with the sunday times. this is a plot revealed by a number of tax after the general election? it seems as if, as the polls came in and it was clear that the tory majority was being lost, that all of the major cabinet members started to plot, they were taxed in, philip hammond was taxing borisjohnson. taxed in, philip hammond was taxing boris johnson. —— texting. taxed in, philip hammond was taxing borisjohnson. —— texting. they thought that david davis would be in charge of redford, philip hammond would get the economy and boris johnson would be minding the shop. we also saw in the sunday times, the editor ‘s new book, they speak of a separ

amber lee is with them now. amber? >> reporter: we wrote with the crew from fire station 28, their assignment on this hot day was to patrol the open health. they showed us why they are high alert and how the holiday weekend only adds to the fire danger. as day turns to night, the breeze picked up in oakland hills. crews were out looking for any sign of fire hazards. they say the long drought, followed by last week's heavy rain leave the hills formable on hot days.>> as a fuel dries out, the risk of fire increases. the vegetation two. >> reporter: the crews visited the home owner that has a fire that broke off steps from his home. a year ago. >> the flames got as high as his bush. i was inside washing dishes, and when he saw the fire i ran out. >> reporter: he says the close call was life-changing, grateful that the firefighters saved his home that day. and on this hot day with the sun glaring down, he is thinkable that the open area next-door has been maintained properly.>> lieutenant curtis thompson with oakland fires

the met office hasa amber the british isles. the met office has a amber warning in place.gust hitting 50, 60 miles an hour. the expectation we had, south of the centre of the storm as it moves in. if things come together, the gusts may get up to 75 miles an hourin the gusts may get up to 75 miles an hour in exposed locations. about half of the story. towards the north of the centre, south of scotland, northern england, quite a bit of rain, couple of or so, the potential for disruption as we start the day on wednesday. the sort of strength and that can bring down trees, disrupt power as well. be aware of that. persistent rain there. around the eastern side of scotland. elsewhere, plenty of chappers through western scotland, northern ireland, coming down into the liverpool bay area. south of that, the bulk of the showers in the western midlands, wales, the south—west. isolated into the south—west. isolated into the south—west. generally speaking, somewhat dry conditions for the good pa rt somewhat dry conditions for the good part of the day. no doubt about it, plenty of heft

amber rudd is quite right to say that some kind of treaty is much better than complete withdrawal andlking about cyber security which is something i know she has had a few grumbles about. crime has a cyber element to it and if you are not cooperating with internet service providers are in other territories and so on are people can be doing things online, you're not really solving things. the sunday mirror talks about how easily on the dark web you can make a bomb. they prove it is simple to get the ingredients. i spoke to a seniorjournalist on friday night who works for one of your rival organisations who said they did a similar exercise with a much vigour and legal platform and they found a few went to a certain site you could buy ball bearings and then it says, you may want to buy... and another ingredient. the brexit supporters will say it is global, and not to rely on a small group of countries, because we know the problems go beyond europe. all well and good what amber rudd says about the need for cooperation, it is a great idea, but other people would say the real a nswer but ot

amber -- >> she was my hero. she was my everything. she just had a really fun spirit about her. >> reporter: ashley. >> she raised us, gave us everything we needed, taught us everything we needed to know. >> reporter: rachael had been married and divorced three times when by the spring of 2009 a new man had entered the picture. >> she told me that she'd met somebody. they'd gone out on a date, and that she was very impressed because he wanted to have a blessing over the food that he -- and she thought that was just wonderful. >> reporter: a publicly christian man with a notorious gangster's last name, charles capone. >> i asked her out for dinner and we went to dinner and we found each other attractive. >> what made you laugh about her? >> how she looked at life, everything is to be absorbed. everybody should have a good time, nobody should fight. >> reporter: what was going on in her life? >> i thought she was a brilliant woman. i thought, oh, this woman's focused, got direction, awesome. >> reporter: rachael told her daughters about

amber?about a panda giving me a ring. [ laughter ] how cute would it be if a panda proposed to you? a little bitty panda talk about, "i'll take care of you for the rest of our lives." [ light laughter ] >> i would say, "i do." no, wait, i would say, "bamboo." >> seth: that's great. next topic, north korea. trump is taking a hard stance against north korea testing nuclear weapons and doesn't think diplomacy is the answer. is this dangerous, ally? >> he's literally threatening to start a nuclear war over twitter. not to mention he's dragging our allies like china and south korea in his tweets too. this isn't kristen stewart and robert pattinson's relationship. this is nuclear war. the military needs to take away his twitter. everybody's fed up. >> seth: you have a point. amber? >> everybody's fed up? that makes me think of that song, "everybody, everybody". it's my favorite karaoke song because the only word you need to be able to sing it is everybody. ♪ everybody everybody everybody everybody

we will be hearing from home secretary amber rudd shortly. will update is on the situation, there was a corporate emergency meeting earlier today across the lunchtime period. we will hopefully getan lunchtime period. we will hopefully get an update on that —— a cobra meeting. an 18—year—old man has been arrested in the port town of dover. he was arrested at 750 this morning. the latest development, as we mentioned, police have evacuated an area around and address as you can see on the screen, around an address in sunbury on thames. let's just listen to what the home secretary, amber rudd, has been saying. hon secretary, can i ask you first, you have chaired a cobra meeting this afternoon. what can you tell us about that. i have just chaired a meeting of officials at cobra. i was given an update and i've spoken to the prime minister who i was able to give an update to. please have made good progress, today they arrested an 18—year—old man in dover, he's been kept in custody and later today will be moved to london. the threat level remains at c

amber rudd said his intervention was not a bit for party leadership.ention had divided opinion among conservative mps. westminster is excited about it. the perpetual question, what is boris johnson up to, is here once again and there are theories about what it might two. the facts are the prime minister is giving a big speech on brexit in florence in italy on friday. we have known that speech —— about that speech a little while. borisjohnson about that speech a little while. boris johnson appears with about that speech a little while. borisjohnson appears with an extensive article, a000 words long. absolutely huge for what is a newspaper article. somebody asked me on social media the conventional length of a politician's article, they tend to be 500 words long. little column or box. this was much more than that and strikingly not just about brexit. it read like a boris manifesto. i am glad you brought it up. there are things about infrastructure. education reform. it did notjust deal with the bold question and important question of what sort of brexit

amber rudd said he was a back—seat driver. of them. amber rudd said he was a back-seat driver.-seat driver. and ruth davidson rece ntly ha d back-seat driver. and ruth davidson recently had a go at him. you cannot have a cabinet minister going off—piste and coming up with their own policies, there has to be a collective... you have also seen embarrassment abroad with him reading the kipling poem. in the one place? why on earth is our foreign secretary are coming a laughing 5tock, secretary are coming a laughing stock, so much so that the uk amba55ador had to intervene a5 stock, so much so that the uk amba55ador had to intervene as so not now, bori5! were only concentrating on the domestic treachery again5t theresa may but actually, what is going on in the re 5t actually, what is going on in the re st of actually, what is going on in the rest of the world, whereas britain stand? there is a question over his competence. perception is a marvellous policy! the sunday mirror... and exclusive, here! the pro—life tory profits from the abortion pill? jacob rees-mogg? i like jacob very

. >> sharon and family had a change of heart about scott when story surfaced about his mistress, amber frye. laci's brother confronted scott on phone call. >> i was trying to find an enquirer but i couldn't. >> taped phone conversations, pieces of evidence reviewed at the courthouse. >> there's pictures of you and the girl together. so we know that's true right? >> there was encounter. >> what can you tell me about my sister to make me understand you're telling the truth and still support you? >> i don't know if you can believe me. you know me well enough. >> you have nothing to do with this? >> no but i wish i knew where she was. >> laci's mother grilled him on the phone. what happened after 8:30 that night. were you at home when she called me? >> watched a movie, picked up pizza, went to bed. >> what movie? >> "the rookie". >> what was she wearing when she went to bed? >> my pajamas, blue ones. >> how come? >> fit her. >> january 2003, did a 90 minute interview request diane sawyer, said relationship with the family was strained after they learned of relation shf with amber frye. >>

sweetie, i can't explain any more now. >> amber frye was a key witness against peterson both on these tapes and at his murder trial. >> this fear in my heart that you had something to do with this ab and that you may have possibly and potentially killed your wife. >> no you don't need to have that fear. you know me well enough. i'm not an evil guy. >> the journey disagreed. peterson is on death row at san quinton right now. he filed what may be his final appeal, claiming his original attorney mishandled his defense. tomorrow night w. abc news 2020 will air "murder of laci peterson he peterson" beginning at 9:00 and at abc 7 news at 9 will have more evidence. >> still fascinating. >> all right let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. >> going to feel like late fall very soon. want the to show you live doppler 7 and it's stabilizing again. we have no threat thunderstorms. few showers heading out will allow the humidity to go down. there were multiple reports of storm damage in tahoe area, a funnel cloud was reported and near glen brook a wraut sprout. water sprout. this is rare

amber: a big night if the packers and jordy nelson.ourth quarter connects with a touchdown. two touchdowns for nelson on the night as the packers beat the bears 35-14. we'll have an interview with jordy nelson, who will join us on "the mazda postgame show." welcome in everybody. and now the packers are 3-1 and sit alone atop the n.f.c. north. amber theoharis along of famers deion sanders. and a hall of famer, steve tasker. aaron rodgers, a good game. he did not have his tackles or running backs but he came up back. steve: he started one center and four guards but this guy was mr. efficiency. he only threw 26 passes, completed 2818 but boy, was he on target. four touchdown passes no, interceptions. he did have a couple of sacks with that makeshift offensive line but what an efficient performance by aaron rodgers. michael: it is strange when you look at the stats and the game. chicago was behind all game long yet mike glennon still only attempted 33 passes in this game but aaron rodgers is the key to it all. no matter what problems you h

and one of the folks out here would be maybe on the other side, that is transpatriot amber cummings, a variety of pins and folks out here tonight. but expectation is ben shapiro is on his way. he's in the bay area and so far looks like the event will go off. live in berkeley, lauer anthony, abc7 news. >> the scheduled event by conservative political commentator. editor and chief of dailywire.com. host of "the ben shapiro show." author of books. got a ba in political science, went on to harvard. 33, lives in los angeles. another live look over berkeley. line into the hall where he will speak tonight. we'll monitor the activity and send out push alerts through the abc7 news app as news breaks. works for apple and android devices. >> used the app to warn commuters about an accident on i-580 that shut down traffic for hours. sky7 was over the scene. around 4:00 a.m., semi stalled, hit by car and clipped by second semi. driver of the second semi is dead sadly, traffic backed up to livermore. amy hollyfield get to the crime scene. some drivers worried would run out of gas. >> if you starte

. >> sharon and family had a change of heart about scott when story surfaced about his mistress, ambertt on phone call. >> i was trying to find an enquirer but i couldn't. >> taped phone conversations, pieces of evidence reviewed at the courthouse. >> there's pictures of you and the girl together. so we know that's true right? >> there was encounter. >> what can you tell me about my sister to make me understand you're telling the truth and still support you? >> i don't know if you can believe me. you know me well enough. >> you have nothing to do with this? >> no but i wish i knew where she was. >> laci's mother grilled him on the phone. what happened after 8:30 that night. were you at home when she called me? >> watched a movie, picked up pizza, went to bed. >> what movie? >> "the rookie". >> what was she wearing when she went to bed? >> my pajamas, blue ones. >> how come? >> fit her. >> january 2003, did a 90 interview request diane sawyer, said relationship with the family was strained after they learned of relation shf with amber frye. >> what did they say to you? >> they're obviou

leadership rumours, will it be boris johnson, amber aside.one away. it as short—term fix. the only reason the conservative parties are not mounting a leadership challenge is because they could lose a general election and jeremy corbyn could be prime minister. that's the sole reason there's no challenge against theresa may. the sunday telegraph has a neat summary of the various impacts we've already seen in these negotiations. macron talking about more progress. illustrating there is another side though this negotiation. moody's has downgraded britain's credit rating. it had an aaa britain's credit rating. it had an aa a credit rating and it has been downgraded twice since then. this has very real world impacts. makes it more expensive for britain to borrow on international markets. more expensive for the government. these are real impacts of a brexit that hasn't happened yet and will play out in all of our lives. in a pro—brexit paper, the sunday telegraph, talking about the divorce bill. going up and up. started £18 million. seems to be a me

what did you make of the intervention of amber rudd today?ris have history and obviously, she would not say this, but you must be delighted that boris has popped his head up for her to take part —— michael potshots at so that she can impress the conservative party faithful with her loyalty to the prime minister, her loyalty to the prime minister, her good sense. i thought she performed extremely well this morning, she sounded calm, controlled, and authoritative and that will do her leadership chances no harm at all. the liberal democrat leader sir vince cable has said it's ‘perfectly plausible' he could be the next prime minister. he was speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr as party members meet for their annual conference in bournemouth. the lib dems are calling for what they call an ‘exit from brexit‘. earlier i spoke to our political correspondent, eleanor garnier who is at the party conference. the party won just over a 7% of the vote at the last general election just a few months ago yet here we have the new leader of the liberal democrats

sweetie, i can't explain any more now. >> amber frye was a key witness against peterson both on these tapes and at his murder trial. >> this fear in my heart that you had something to do with this ab and that you may have possibly and potentially killed your wife. >> no you don't need to have that fear. you know me well enough. i'm not an evil guy. >> the journey disagreed. peterson is on death row at san quinton right now. he filed what may be his final appeal, claiming his original attorney mishandled his defense. tomorrow night w. abc news 2020 will air "murder of laci peterson he peterson" beginning at 9:00 and at abc 7 news at 9 will have more evidence. >> still fascinating. >> all right let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. >> going to feel like late fall very soon. want the to show you live doppler 7 and it's stabilizing again. we have few showers heading out will allow the humidity to go down. there were multiple reports of storm damage in tahoe area, a funnel cloud was reported and near glen brook a wraut sprout. water sprout. this is rare, as you know. the moistu

and one of the folks out here would be maybe on the other side, that is transpatriot amber cummings, a variety of pins and folks out here tonight. but expectation is ben shapiro is on his way. he's in the bay area and so far looks like the event will go off. live in berkeley, lauer anthony, abc7 news. >> the scheduled event by conservative political commentator. editor and chief of dailywire.com. host of "the ben shapiro show." author of books. got a ba in political science, went on to harvard. 33, lives in los angeles. another live look over berkeley. line into the hall where he will speak tonight. we'll monitor the activity and send out push alerts through the abc7 news app as news breaks. works for apple and android devices. >> used the app to warn commuters about an accident on i-580 that shut down traffic for hours. sky7 was over the scene. around 4:00 a.m., semi stalled, hit by car and clipped by second semi. driver of the second semi is dead sadly, traffic backed up to livermore. amy hollyfield stuck trying to get to the crime scene. some drivers worried would run out of gas.

amber lee introduces us to the creators of the exhibit. >> i'm hoping that people see that the effects of war on children go far beyond the violence and the difficulties of food or hunger, or travel. these kids are paying for this even when they get safe. >> reporter: these drawings on display at the cal state space art gallery. the portraits are by david, the teacher of photojournalism and the drawings are from children ages six through 18. it is the inside outside project. >> this is artwork based on therapy. >> reporter: some of the drawings are abstract. this 10-year-old girl from syria, shades of red to illustrate what she fears, the ghost of the killer.>> the genie has so frightened this young girl that she cries red with tears. >> reporter: the children are from syria, afghanistan and iraq mac. they are living in european refugee sinners, camps and hotels, and some are separated from their families. this 19 year old aaliyah evans works at the gallery and studying art history. she describes the exhibit as thought-provoking. >> it is in your face, and you see the drawings that the

amber and her team walked me through a hit "talking >> reporter: continuously forever. >> yes. >> all♪ >> it feels amazing. it gives me the opportunity to be able to feel as an equal, as an audience. it is very inspiring. >> reporter: it's inspiring for the artists, as well, including chance the rapper, who recently hired his own interpreter team. >> if you know anyone that's hard of hearing or deaf that could make it to the show, please invite them. >> i think access is my legacy, and to know that music is for all humanity. ♪ >> reporter: bringing the joy of music to the deaf and hard of hearing in a fresh, new way. for "today," steve patterson, nbc news, houston. >> that's cool. >> fantastic. >> great idea, right? >> made my day. >>> that'll do it for us on this saturday morning. tomorrow on sunday today, mindy kaling. willie sits down with the actress to talk about the "mindy project" and how she feels about becoming a mom. >>> a quick heads up about a new way for you to watch some of "date line" biggest mysteries. starting monday, natalie morales and i will be hosting the series.

so here with a recap is one of our writers, amber ruffin, in a segment we call "amber says what." ♪ [d applause ] >> you guys, things have been crazy! first of all, hurricane harvey caused so much devastation that i was, like, what? then americans banded together and raised millions to help the victims, and i was, like, what, what? [ light laughter ] then, they were, like, oops here come 18 more storms and i was, like, what? [ light laughter ] and after harvey, trump didn't visit houston right away, and everyone was, like, what? [ laughter ] then he did and his wife wore five-inch heels and i was, like, what -- [ laughter ] kind of flood are you going to? then she wore a flotus hat and i was, like, what? [ laughter ] then i found out that hat is for sale. and i was like, who -- [ laughter ] else needs a flotus hat? you are literally the only flotus on earth! [ laughter ] that would be like if the nbc store sold a hat that said "the black lady who works for 'late night with seth meyers.'" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] oh, would you wear it? okay. then, nintendo announced that su

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and from washington, "the washington post" political reporter amber phillips.ou so much for being here. tim, i want to start with you. first, do you think that this is going to become an existential problem for the president, the pictures of the hats burning is a switch from the campaign. >> well' know at the midterms. right? what i think he's done now is sown the seeds for real problems with his base because he's flip flopped on some landmark issues that he put front and center in the campaign. namely, the wall and immigration. and he's done it not only by reversing his positions but by getting into a nice complex dance with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer. and embarrassed the republican party leadership in the process. so i do think there's a potential of long-term damage of this. the problem is trump can reverse course within minutes or hours on issues. and if he starts to see some damage here you could see him backtrack. >> the details are a question here, right? a path to citizenship, that's potentially much more damaging with this base. you wrote in the pi

. >> reporter: soon scott's girlfriend, amber frey, comes forward. >> scott told me he was not married. we did vroman tick relationship. >> reporter: scott peterson was given the death penalty. and is currently appealing his sentence. tyler tessier is now also behind bars, arrested wednesday. he's charged with laura's murder, destruction of evidence, and providing false information. his bond has been denied. and he's not yet entered a plea. >> in this jurisdiction, it will all boil down to, was the baby viable? at the time of the homicide? if the baby was viable, this is a double murder. if not, just one premeditated malice murder. >> reporter: tessier's public defender did not return requests for comment. as for laura's family, they're now left mourning the loss of two lives. >> god did not give us the miracle that i asked for. but he did give us a miracle nonetheless. we have our daughter back. >> reporter: for "nightline," i'm linsey davis in new york. >>> next, angelina jolie on working alongside her son in her new passion project, the film "first they killed my father." if you'