andrea agreed to tell us the story she told in court but ea speaking on camera wasn't easy.i >> andrea, this is your first television interview. why did you want to do this?er >> i think it's just an important time to -- to speak up and let people know who i am. >> reporter: she's an unlikely heroine. intensely private, humble. a massage therapist in her te hometown, toronto. she's devoted to healthy living, the outdoors -- and her dogs.to at 45 years old, she's calm, even serene. as a child she was anything but. >> you were runnin around in outside -- >> i was outdoors -- >> playing sports. >> if it wasn't my mother or father trying to find me, then it was my grandma running out with -- >> causing trouble. sr me >> with a hose tryin' to get me to come home and -- >> i was a really rambunctious tomboy.mb and -- >> really. she was like having six kids. and i mean it. >> reporter: by high school she was a star basketball player. >> she used to score 30 points per game. >> thirty a game? just you?ga >> yes. >> my three point -- that was my thing. i was a great shooter.in and so that was m

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>> thank you, andrea. our community's collective thoughts and prayers are going out to the neighbors to the west in the panhandler are region. so many of my residents have homes down there and we visit the area of the state, and the pi pictures coming in from that area are devastating. obviously, my issue in the part of the state a little further east of that is the issue of wind. we are a tree city usa which covered almost 50% of my community by trees. many of those trees, by the t u thousands came down yesterday. taken out the power lines and landing on homes and vehicles and property, and obviously, we are thankful because we can are replace the property but not lives. and so far, no report of loss of life in the city. where we are now, andrea, we have about 110,000 of the utility customers out of power. today's priorities has been to clear the roads and making sure that emerge is si vee mernlmerg other response vehicles can get safely into the neighborhoods. then we will move on to get normalcy back up

andr andrea. >> thank you, kerry. and clint watts, from your experience, we don't know exactly how this arrest went down. but they clearly had a flatbed truck ready, and that is looking like a precise fbi investigation. >> i imagine that they plotted this out, and not to say that they do it a lot, but it is pretty textbook about how they go to apprehend people in these circumstances. you can look back to other cases, and kevin harfism who is an extremist who planted a bomb in spokane, washington, and they have gone through that before, and even the d.c. snipers they intercepted them the on a highway using a similar technique, and in a sense a planned raid the to try to get person, and apprehend them peacefully. i think that the other thing that we can look at is that this is showing the value of forensic evidence, and what has been an opportunity, and what is an awful situation is that the bombs did not detonate, and that is leaving lots of human forensics out there, and even yesterday, i think that most people assume

hey, kevin. >> reporter: hey, andrea.e to our conversation this afternoon here in the dunn brothers coffee shop in plymouth, minnesota. i'm here with ann gavin wlchlt's interesting about this particular 3rd district is that it could flip this time. ann has told us she voted for the republican candidate in the past. that seems to have changed this time out. who are you voting for and why? >> this time i'm voting for dean phillips. he is new on the scene and i voted for eric paulsen three times. first three times he was elected i voted for him. >> reporter: if you vote for someone three times you must believe in the policies. why are you changing? >> well, i thought i believed in his policies because he said he was a moderate but looking into the voting record he was shockingly conservative and very disappointing. >> reporter: here we are in minnesota. nice country. it's got to take something to change your mind. what are the issues that have perhaps disappointed you at least turned you in the other direction? >> one of the

>> yeah, andrea. am laughing along with your conversation with terry mcauliff, and what we have heard from him is similar to joe biden on the stage behind me at the university of wisconsin madison, and he talked about with me a crowd of college students his own time om com coming of age i civil rights movement, and he said i am sick and tired the of being sake and tirick and tired tired of this administration. joe biden talked about being the intended recipient of this device, and he said perhaps his children or grandchildren could have opened them, and he said that he friends that belonged to the pittsburgh synagogue that was the target of this anti-semitic attack just this weekend. we've heard him talk a lot about issues that are important to democrats and swing voters, but he said more than that, as he travels the country, he's done events now on behalf of more than 50 candidates. people come and talk to him about character. they want people with authentici authenticity. they're not concerned about

andrea, i can barely hear right no now. we are here and feeling the wind pick up over the last hour or so, and as you can see, the rain is really pelting me, and it has been for the last several hours now. and right behind me is the most dramatic images that we have seen. this road is flooded, andrea, and earlier on water street which is right by the apalachicola river, and we have moved inland a block or so, and this is not a river or any sort of roadway, but it is a road completely flooded and the storm surge here in apalachicola is rising by the minute. the authorities here expect 9 to 13 feet of storm surge and the downtown areas and parts of it are flood and many of the businesses here will be destroyed, andrea. as you can just get another gust right now. there are many businesses that have been sandbagged, and this entire town is basically clear ed out. earlier we were forced to evacuate from our hotel, because we were, we were going to be trapped, and so we moved further down the block, and we are okay for several ho

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absolutely, andrea. we have been expecting pope francis to accept the resignation that the cardinal tendered to him a few weeks after the name was mentioned more than 200 times in that damning report from the grand jury in pennsylvania. but what we did not expect, what was really surprising today was the tone that the pope used for the acceptance. now, on the website of the archdiocese of washington apart from a statement published by the cardinal in which the cardinal said he was sorry, apologized for the past mistakes and asked for a pardon, while the cardinal seemed to be hard on himself than the pope was on him because then on the same website a letter by the pope francis was published, as well, in which the pope essentially said it was in a letter i can only describe as affectionate or supportive the pope said i understand that you did not cover up crimes, didn't cover up the crimes of sexual abuse in the tenure of bishop in pittsburgh and made some mistakes and because of that i still find it noble

an dre andrea? >> let's drill down on that, because as kristen said, that the president did talk about another summit with kim jong-un because mike pompeo came back at 10:21 last night to be precise from the trip to north korea and beijing and seoul, and so there is a lot to talk about there on foreign policy. but robert costa, first to you. announcing it before the mid-terms, and if she told the white house that she would leave by the end of the year is one thing, but to announce it before the mid-terms, is that protecting her own political posture in case the mid-terms are not going well or unrelate and where do you see this falling out? >> it is the u.s. senate to have a chance to consider another nomination in the coming weeks or months before the congressional majorities could adjust or even turnover no the democratic side should they have a blue wave in november. the ambassador's remarks were revooling. and she showered praise on jared kushner and ivanka trump and early in 2017, she was with c

>> andrea, 100%. his demeanor and the temperament and the reaction no the questioniquestion i -- reaction to the questioning, needs to be take into consideration, and puts a side the allegations of the truth or not truth or what is proven or not, and how he conducted himself. the political nature of his statement, and the political rage fran u cli is just completely unbecoming of someone who is going to be sitting on the supreme court. and supreme court justices of course they can have political views, and of course, political backgrounds, and that is going to happen, but they have to be capable, capable of being objective and fair and letting people feel and parties who are appearing before the court feel that they are going to be judged in an objective manner, and that is almost the very definition of justice. i really believe and i think that many other legal analysts, and frank people that you don't have to be a legal analyst to have seen this, that brett kavanaugh showed himself as someone who re

>> it is very powerful place to be, andrea.is is so real, and this is one of those monuments to man and humanity is restored very much, and you can see the gun turrets over there, and it used to be an old fort. and there are dungeons, and rock into the ground where they held men, women and children, and many died here. it is a profound and powerful place to be, and again, when melania trump came here, this is the first time that she spoke to us since she has been here in africa now for several days, and that is literally going to tell you how moved she was by it, and she wanted to convey that. she said that to convey this, to help the children of africa, she needs to understand the history and the culture, and this place, this place cape coast castle it is called now, it is probably the most remarkable, and the most well known, and the most infamous slave trading fortress in the world. there are about a dozed or so are preserved up and down the african coast, and this place falls into the place of robben island where mandela wa

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andrea. >> ron allen in chappaqua. and joining us is jeremy peters of the "new york times," and jeremy, you have been to a lot of the rallies and talk about some of the speech and some of the ways that you have seen these audience s ths this year reacting. >> it is not just been this year, andrea, but this started in the presidential campaign when he began to realize using these rallies as almost kind of focus groups for his messages that when he attacked the press and called us dishonest and liars and scumbags, he could get the audience riled up, and they would turn around and jeer us, and you know, at one point, i saw a reporter'ses laptop slammed down, and you know, fortunately, that is as violent as i saw, but still very threatening and menacing, but let's not pretend as if the president didn't say or imply the other night that george soros was behind the funding for this caravan of migrants coming up that was about ready to invade the southern border of the united states, right. in the same speech in which the pre

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>> andrea: yes. >> anthony: beautiful, thank you. >> margit: bon appetit. >> anthony: thank you. >> andreang in budapest right now -- this is a good time to be a musician? >> margit: never, no euros. >> andrea: it's not, it's not a good time she said. depends on the view. >> margit: [ speaking hungarian ]. >> andrea: it's very bad for the gypsy musicians, generally speaking, because it's dead, it's completely, apart from things like budapest bar, gypsy music is extinct. >> anthony: is heartbreak, is sadness an important part of this music? i mean, hungary is a country that has experienced a lot of heartbreak. >> andrea: so, it is a lot of heartbreaks, it's a lot of difficulties and that -- >> margit: [ speaking hungarian ]. >> andrea: and there is another saying that, uh, the violin is crying. the gypsy violin is crying or, uh, there is another one that, uh, even if we have joy, we cry. the hungarians. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ going to get motivated... get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest selection of audiobooks on audible. and now, get more. for just $14.95 a month,

andrea mitchell is now joining us. again, andrea, have you heard anything new related to the reasons for why nikki haley is leaving. she says it's because she wanted a break. one doesn't know whether or not there would be some future opening in south carolina for a senator, for instance, if lindsey graham moves up in the cabinet. so there could be a lot of other things involved as well. >> andrea, can you talk more about the replacement when you joined us a couple of minutes ago? who could you see as picking up the mantel? >> that could be trickier. you have a much more powerful one now. it's obviously a critical post, but not as important when you have foreign policy directed so much out of the white house that the u.n. ambassador becomes sort of an offshoot doing the diplomatic work at a multi-lateral organization that the president does not believe in so strongly. so it's a have interesting issue as to who would fill that vacancy. there are a lot of people who mietz want to have that kind of exposure, certainly in n

andrea: muy buenos dÍas a todos.para otoÑo invierno 2019. decenas de diseÑadores exhibieron sus mÁs recientes colecciones. algunas fueron muy vanguardistas y otras conservaron el estilo clÁsico que por lo general destacan a las novias. para este gran evento no podÍa faltar el talento latino. >> mi colecciÓn esta inspirada en un libro, el sol del este, la luna del oeste. en esta colecciÓn van a haber cosas como plumas, pÁjaros, muchas flores. van a haber despidos en piedra con mucho brillo y muy coloridos y verÁn tambiÉn algo muy especial en blanco y negro. yo quiero que la gente sueÑe como esta en la historia de princesa que describe el libro. quiero que la gente sueÑe y sienta que se va a casar con el prÍncipe. andrea: y para quÉ tipo de mujer diseÑa esta gran maestra de la moral oficial? >> que le gusta tomar cambios. mi novia entiende de moda, no tiene problema y quiere ser diferente. a mi no me gusta que algo sea combinado o perfecto. a mi me gusta algo mÁs natural, por eso me gustan los colores, las joyas. andre

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports." denial, president trump sends the secretary of state right now to saudi arabia to get answers about the missing journalist which today the saudi king flatly denies the allegation that they killed the journalist. >> the king denies any knowledge of it. it sounds to me these could have been rogue killers, who knows? but this was a flat denial. >> their denials ring hollow. flat hollow. it seems inconceivable that these actions would be taken out without the knowledge of the king of saudi arabia, bin al man. >>> do you really think i would call russia to help me with an election? give me a break.

"andrea mitchell reports." >> thank you. craig melvin, what a historic day. i am across from the capitol as we continue the breaking historical day here. the nomination of brett kavanaugh resting in the hands of three senators unless the others switch positions in the next 28 hours. the drama today, the west virginia democrat joe manchin, and retiring republican jeff flake, and more on him in a moment, and susan collins to help kavanaugh's nomination clear a procedural hurdle on the floor after alaska's lisa murkowski say has she is a no vote after stopping that nomination from going further. she said she made that decision on the way to the floor. senator collins is going to be deciding her decision aye or nay this afternoon. and kcollins and murkowski are famously independent of the party labels when they both broke ranks to vote down obama care. and president trump is quiett today saying that the support of the procedural vote in the last hour. to break it down and the fast-moving developments, we have capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt, and peter alexa

andrea, doing this. i'm a reporter, i was reared in pittsburgh, i was reared in squirrel hill, i learn what i know of jewish tradition at the tree of life and in my parents and i sallied forth gfrom that loving peaceful environment to cover politics as i have done now for all of my adult life. and i never thought that the country i was writing about and the political system i was reporting on as contentious and wonderfully contentious as it is and it's designed to be, could end up being crippled by hatred. and i'm afraid that's the situation we're facing now. this is a jewish story, of course, it's my story. my parents taught in the very rooms where people were murdered. i was bat mitzvahed in the very sanctuary where people were murdered. but i have to step back as a reporter, as a political reporter, and wonder, since the jews have had this particular history of being the canaries in the coal mine of social breakdown. what we're looking at here, it's not just the jewish story, it's the story of the mot

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i'm kristen welker in for andrea. the president is on day two of oohis campaign push acting as one-man wrecking crew to beat back the blue wave that republicans believe will wash over washington in november. >> and there are a lot of rigged things going on in this country and a lot of rigged things. and we fight like nobody ever fought before. and you know what we do? we fight and we fight and we win. >> and joining ne now a great panel to kick it off. my colleague at the white house, nbc national correspondent peter alexander, and nbc's gadi schwartz in arizona, and also pam stein from the daily beast as well. >> and so, you heard it, peter alexander, jobs and not mobs, and he is not pulling any punches when with it comes to the democrats, and is that effective on the campaign trail? >> we know that anger happens to motivate angers and it is the idea of donald trump even joking about the montana manager who body slammed a reporter, and so the president is trying to sort of embrace the idea to rally the base and suppo

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all, andrea? >> yeah, ken. can you imagine just one number short of $1.6 billion? this person didn't win that big jackpot, but they did match five of the six winning numbers. we still don't know the prize money for the five of six winningrs, beer is new milaire tonight.the c matchingive of six numbers were sold in california. the one sold in the bay area was right here at the safeway in the sunset district. i talked with the manager inside. he was aware that a ticket matching five of six numbers was sold here. he says the winner hasn't come forward but a lot of people were hoping it would be them. >> i think we were talking about it today. we were like what would you do? set half aside. tour the world until i got tired. that's what i'd do. and i'd give like $50 mil to my family, right? >> next time knowing somebody matched fivein to come here andy your ticket? >> yes, yes i will. >> earlier today there was a big line at the safeway in the marina where a safeway bakery employee matched five ofs eli

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>>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington, secretary of state mike pompeo on his way to saudi arabia on a surprise trip hoping to meet with king bin salman. the journalist widely believed to have been killed by king salman. >> i just spoke to the king of saudi arabia, who denies any knowledge of what took place with regard to, as he says, his saudi arabian citizen. i have asked and he firmly denies that. i have asked the secretary of state mike pompeo to immediately get on a plane and go to saudi arabia, go to other places if necessary. the king told me that turkey and saudi arabia are working hand in hand very closely on getting to the bottom of what happened. >> it had been nearly two weeks

this hour of "msnbc live" and "andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> tortured and murdered and gruesome details of what happened to american-based saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. they say they have video to prove that he was killed inside of the consulate. >> they say that he was killed by saudiing agents who arrived d on two chartered planes and left the consulate in a convoy with a black van that may have been carrying his body cut into pieces. >>> and coming up, more breaking news from turkey as an american pastor is released after two years in prison. >> and deadly storm and more death and destruction in virginia as hurricane michael moves off of the atlantic coast, and while in florida, an entire coastline is being swept away. >> we thought that it was a cat 4 with a direct hit, it never would have stayed. >> we have no communication about the outside world and nobody knows about me. >> and how long will it take to

>>> good day, i'm chris jansing in for andrea mitchell on a day of political power players emphasizing the stakes and setting the tone really with candidates from both parties. this week is looking like the trail you're actually used to seeing days before a presidential election. because you've got trump, obama, biden, all in critical battleground states, often the same ones, and all on the same mission, send a message that will resonate with the voters, enough to get them off their couches and out to the polls. we have our team of reporters. good to see all of you, the president's tweet this morning said it all, big night in texas, they have moved to a bigger venue, the lines in houston have been around the block since sunday afternoon, and the president's campaign blitz will put him on stage with the man he

i'm andrea mitchell in new york, and republican and democratic senators sharply divided over the results of the five-day supplemental background check into brett kavanaugh with the democrats complaining bitterly that the white house did not let the fbi do their job even as mitch mcconnell has scheduled the first critical vote tomorrow. and the democrats are hoping to peel off two or three of the undecided republicans, lisa murkowski, jeff flake or susan collins now seems bleak. senator collins moments ago call calling the investigation thorough, and senator flake saying that he found no additional corroborating information. a source briefed on the fbi probe says that nine people were interviewed and not including kavanaugh or ford, and nor did they interview 40 others who tried to con kocontact the fbi relevant information. and president trump briefed by the fbi is calling all of the

msnbc's andrea mitchell tried to go even further attempting to play not only the president, but his supporters, for the horrific shooting in pittsburgh. that was until a congregate at the tree of life synagogue shut her down. >> is not just our political leaders, because we see thousands of people at rallies starting in 2016 and straight through to this weekend for chairing hateful speech. >> i really can't think of anything less helpful than to be politicizing this. this man hated jews, he actually hated trump as it happens. some people are trying to discourage donald trump from coming to pittsburgh. he should come. >> laura: the president is going to pittsburgh tomorrow with the first lady to pay his respects to the families of the tree of life synagogue and to comfort the grieving, which is only the right thing to do. the very idea that the president

and that does it for us for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." i'll be there presenting three films and here's steve kornacki in for "velshi & ruhle." >> good afternoon, everyone. it is monday, october 8th. let's get started. >> i thought the way they behaved was absolutely atrocious. i thought that the way they conducted themselves, the way they dealt with a high level, brilliant, going to be a great justice of the supreme court, the way they really tortured him and his family i thought it was a disgrace. i thought it was one of the most disgraceful performances i have ever seen. i've been hearing that, that now they're thinking about impeaching a brilliant jurist, a man that did nothing wrong, a man that was caught up in a hoax,

says he is being sent on a mission about what they know or whether or not they were involved, as andrea just mentioned, they're considering a plan to admit in fact that they were involved. also, the investigation. we learned overnight that a turkish prosecutor left the building, that consulate in turkey where khashoggi is believed to have been killed. they are investigating. they had a team in for nine hours, searching that building after a cleaning crew had been called in. and then what happens next here in the united states where congress is pressing president trump to cancel billions of dollars in weapon sales because they believe there is already enough evidence that the saudis were involved. phillip? >> all right, tracie. let's see how this trip goes. thank you. >>> paul allen, co-founder of microsoft, one of the most successful technology companies on the planet died monday. his family confirmed he passed away from nonhodgkins lymphoma in his hometown of seattle. he was a multidimensional entrepreneur. allen was also well-known for his role in co-creating microsoft, which has domi

andrea, thank you so much. i appreciate that. it is great to be back here. i was hoping to see craig gilbert here. make sure you give them a hard time for me. first off, i want to start off by saying one of the most valuable things we have in a democracy is a spirited exchange of ideas. and by celebrating the first amendment, this organization plays a vital, vital role in civil dialogue here and around the world. i want to welcome each and everyone one of you for your part in playing that role. i mean that sincerely. as you mentioned it, i am more a policy guy. ideas are what brought me into this line of work. i love taking an idea, putting it on paper, going through the debate, tweaking and improving it and adjusting it. and then seeing it come to fruition. it improve people's lives. that is what drew me to the public location in the first place. that is or is been my motivation for being in public life. as we now enter the height of a very raucous political season, i think it is a good time to step back from all the noise we are hearing these days and refl

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that's going to do it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." remember to follow the show online on facebook, on twiter. ali velshi is here. >> thank you, friend. good afternoon. i'm ali velshi. stephanie ruhle is on assignment. it's thursday, october 25th. let's get smarter. >> today, three more explosive devices have been discovered. the total more at ten. >> two in delaware, both addressed to former vice president joe biden. >> the device was found earlier this morning in the restaurant or the offices that are owned by robert de niro. >> two packages to biden. this is the package you're looking for. you can see package due on it, i guess 75 cents, that's why it wasn't delivered. >> it all appears to be from the same sender. >> are there more devices out there to your knowledge? do you expect we may hear more about that? >> to my knowledge, no, do i expect we will hear more, yes. i actually fear, now, that we're feeding the beast. this is getting such a