a favor to ask of blake.borrow some looks from her closet? i mean, the girl can wear anything. case in point, last night's red carpet look. >> i mean, i've never seen tails with a train before. >> givenchy. there you go. >> my own christian louboutin shoes that are about ten years old now. they're older than that little boy right there. they're older than my son in the movie. >> blake capped off a fashion filled day in new york with her stunning all black ensemble. you could say her looks suit her perfectly because she did five of them in one day. starting with this floral gucci two piece topped with a $12,000 bottega veneta duster. hours later, this color block look followed by outfit number three, bright orange in bottega veneta and louboutin loafers. total cost? over 4,800 bucks and finally this straight from the runway denim suit. blake was out promoting her new thriller "a simple favor" co-starring anna kendrick. the two forged a tight friendship on set and it might be giving blake's hubby ryan reynolds

blake!sic superstar. her new album "cry pretty" comes out at midnight tonight. please welcome carrie underwood! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, get ready. oh, yeah. yeah, you can be friends now. [ cheers and applause ] now, carrie -- [ cheers and applause ] carrie, you're going to need a a partner. and we found a great one for you. >> okay. >> jimmy: he is the star of "crazy rich asians." and you can see him alongside blake in "a simple favor." give it up for henry golding, ladies and gentlemen! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ oh, my gosh. you know you guys know each other. all right. >> sounds good. >> jimmy: all right. now, here's how -- here's how the game is going to work. the roots and the philharmonic are going to start playing a a popular song one instrument at a time. either team can buzz in and guess as soon as they know the song. but if you guess wrong, the other team gets a chance to steal. you can play along at home. don't yell out the song here. because you'll give it away. but here we

. >> hi, blake. this is the first official acknowledgment between isis and afghanistan, a potential europe in the u.k. prethe one thing that the u.s. and their allies have been working against ever since 9/11 is the abolishment. trying to abolish paris in this part of the world, they can't plot and plan against the west. nevertheless, i since have been growing stronger and afghanistan with thousands of them having moved to iraq and syria, as well as pakistan and elsewhere in the region. as opposed to the taliban in afghanistan, isis remains focused on attacks against the west. >> we are seeing the terrorist groups operating here in afghanistan evidence that it links back not just the united kingdom but to the whole of continental europe. >> it's partly because of the start of the u.k. has now sent 400 more soldiers to afghanistan to assist, and what's clear is that, despite suffering heavy defeats in iraq and syria, isis is still planning and trying to target the rest. yesterday there was a change of

that doesn't look like blake at all. it looks like anna. blake doesn't look like that.ouldn't have known. you need the eyebrows. >>> coming up, lindsay lohan's got the moves and we got the man responsible for the viral video craze. that's next. kron-4 news at eight: breaking news.. tropical storm gordon, barreling towards the gulf coast tonight.it is expected to become a hurricane, within hours.a live report coming up. back here at home...residents in one bay area neighborhood say there are sideshows on their street almost every night.and they claim the city and police aren't doing enough to stop it.plus... president trump gives his take on colin kaepernick becoming the face of nike's new campaign. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! with bats...and ghouls... and cars in disguise. i've cast quite a spell now... you won't believe your eyes! (laughter) the spell is cast. halloween time is back with spook-tacular experiences in disneyland and disney california ad

that doesn't look like blake at all. it looks like anna. blake doesn't look like that.n't have known. you need the eyebrows. >>> coming up, lindsay lohan's got the moves and we got the man responsible for the viral video craze. that's next. it's going to be so fun. ♪ ♪ she might not know what her passion is yet. but you're passionate about helping her find it. feed her passion. where there's jif, there's love.™ >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> that's lindsay lohan keeping the smer alive and lindsay lohan started her own hashtagg. >> that's amazing. i want you to check this out. here's one star giving it a try, busy phillips said it's harder to nail than it seems. we shot the man who shot lindsay lohan doing the lilo. >> i had to document the moment. it's legendary. >> you need a couple of cocktails to do the lilo. >> i bet you can do that right now. >> no, a margarita. >> bye, everybody. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nuwave oven pro, brought to you by the makers of the nuwave precision induction cooktop. stay tuned. to celebrate t

. >> blake lively and anna kendrick in "a simple favor." >>> a not so simple clash between two moms with sinister secrets duelling in unexpected ways in this twisty mystery. >> i think the idea that there are these dark secrets is really exciting. >>> but first, here are t the "nightline" five. (music throughout) >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us. we begin here tonight with an all-out assault by the white house on a new book that contains explosive allegations of chaos in the west wing. current and former members of the administration coming out today to attack the latest publication by veteran journali journalist bob woodward, and we sat down with him. >> many people are disturbed and worried about what's going on in the trump white house. we need to wake up and address it. >> bob woodward, legendry reporter for the "washington post" is out with a new book that has president trump enrage ffd book is a work of fiction. >> this is a war on truth. the president is saying things are a certain way when they are visibly and provably the opposite. >> team trump on offense, fightin

hear that, blake?d the scenes looking of the commercial is a reminder off why we hrufpb us some adam lavine. his favorite shot driving downen the iconic river. >> no child who saw "terminator 2" wants to ride a motorcycle down the l.a. river. >>. ♪ grease lighting >> was it, really? >> i shouldn't have sang for you. you can jung me. >> i would jud. >> you're noise on "the voice. >> adam's bands is on the road. their red tail blues tour hits friday. >> keith urban and jessica simpson. what she's saying about expanding her brewed. stkpwhrrs we always practice. >> then wedding talk with ed shearan. >> plus elton john on his young son. >>. >> that was good, daddy and then go and play with legos. >> and what she's only telling (woman) we'd been counting down to his retirement. it was our tresiba® reason. he needs insulin to control his high blood sugar and, at his age, he's at greater risk for lows. tresiba® releases slow and steady and works all day and night like the body's insulin. (vo) tresiba® is a lon

said vince cable talking tojonathan blake.you can see theresa may's interview with panorama — inside number ten: deal or no deal — here on bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. we are looking at a turbulent spell of weather over the next few days with some strong winds on the way. 0ver with some strong winds on the way. over the next 12 hours, the strong winds will be brought by an old hurricane. now a normal area of low pressure, spreading cloud and outbreaks of rain to the north—west. we have been dredging up some warm airfrom the we have been dredging up some warm air from the consonants, which we have been dredging up some warm airfrom the consonants, which is why it has been feeling hot and humid will . for many of england and wales, blue skies, plenty of sunshine. tops average 26 degrees. the weather picture overnights, the hurricane will edge closer, squeezing the isobars across wales and south—west england. through the night, the winds will ratchet up and pick up gales. through the night,

blake, thank you so much, blake at the white house. let's bring in the president of "judicial watch" tom fitton. tom, let's fast forward to thursday. president trump meeting with rod rosenstein. how does that meeting go? look in your crystal ball? what do you expect to happen? >> oh, i have no idea. ashley: take a guess. what would you think? how does this play out? >> i don't think the status quo is tenable anymore in a sense that rosenstein can just laugh this off as a joke, especially since one of the things that resulted from these meetings, talking about overthrowing the president of the united states was a mueller special counsel. so if i were the president i would make one or two decisions. fire him, ask for his resignation, have him leave, or say, look, you know, let's say what you did was completely innocent. let's have a third party look at it. i want you to submit yourself ask for an ig investigation into this meeting and others related to the appointment of mueller and what you were doing. ashley: we have representative mar

you don't need another reason to love blake shelton. i'll give you one. will show you. ♪ she gets what she ♪ turning me on like it's her job ♪ >> wait a minute, a singing cowboy. did he say turning me on like it's her job? working overtime. >> you had a busy weekend. you were on the streets. you were with the cast of "small foot." >> if uhyou're calling me out, u were calling yourself out. you were there. channing tatum just instagrammed this adorable moment with his 5-year-old daughter. >> i'm just watching her and >> she's just the lone one going mmmmm and being silent about it. solidarity. >> jenna told us once about taking her to ballet class. >> she likes to free style more than she likes to follow a routine. >> every kid is up doing the proper stuff and she's just doing her own thing. she kind of came out that way. i wish i could take credit for that, but i can't. >> channing's "smallfoot" co-star gina rodriguez was also talking family on her first carpet since getting engaged, fiance joe a little camera shy. >> he's taking a break. it's a lot. >> t

>> he worked with wife blake "green lantern."work would blake, paul and henry in "a simple favor." which hits theaters september 14th. >> the name starts with a "b"? >> ben affleck. >> sleepy eye. >> ben work would ana in "the accountant." >> singer, actor. >> is it j.d.? >> and justin worked with anna in the animated film "trolls." >> that eyebrow thing. >> i know the eyebrows. >> you're so right, blake. next time we play this game -- >> exactly what we did. now let's talk about the former "gossip girl" costar. vander woodsen, penn is back on tv and this time he's very scary. >> the fact this is how chose to come back, i was disturbed. >> lifetime's twisty psychological thriller store focuses on pen, a book store manager turned stocker and it will have you thinking twice about what you post on social media. >> every account set to public. you want to seen so you obliged. >> "pretty little liar" is her besty peach who has killer staoul. >> i brought i think seven huge suitcases from l.a. of personal stuff, stuff borrowed and i go

that was jonathan blake that wasjonathan blake in brighton.w on divorce — removing requirements to allege fault or show evidence of separation. launching a consultation on the proposals, justice secretary david gauke said he wanted to make the process less acrimonious. our legal affairs correspondent clive coleman reports. at present, divorcing couples are forced to blame each other for their marriage breakdown on the grounds of adultery, desertion or behaviour which it's unreasonable to live with, or prove they have been separated for a minimum of two years, even if the separation is mutual. like many, jenny thinks blame can make a difficult process a lot worse. it caused an awful lot of arguments. it caused me obviously to feel very hurt — i got angry, then there were arguments which my children were witness to, it hurt them, and i really think it was completely unnecessary. when couples divorce, they are being torn apart emotionally and financially, often trying to work out sensible living arrangements for their children, so if you throw bl

they enjoyed a parents night out blake's movie out this weekend.obe goals. >> i've never seen tails with a train before. geonvonci. they're older than my son in the movie. >> blake kick canned off with her stunning all black ensemble. youed say her looks suited her perfectly because she did five starting with this gucci two-piece. hours later followed buyout if the number three and louis vuitton loafers, total cost over 4800 bucks and straight from the runway denim suit. she's out promoting her new film "a simple favor." it might be giving hubby a run for his money. >> you need to keep them on their toes. he's got a great lady and we need let him know that blake's got options. she would give me a kidney. >> but would she give you one of suits? >> i'm acting like i'm wearing phlegm the press tour but i may stock them in my closet. >> you're not slick. eva longoria just had her first baby. but there's also some tv work to be done. so what's a new mom to do? "e.t" online found out. >> i'm sorry i kept you waiting because i was breast feeding my child.

i'm blake in for maria. the president is slamming canada for ripping us off. what is the impact if a deal cannot be reached. foreign affairs committee will join me next. later this week there are claims that conservatives are being censored online. is regulation the right answer going forward. leonard lance will question twitter ceo. plus the white house said they are with holding 100,000 pages of judge kavanaugh's records days before the proceedings begin. i'll talk about what we can expect as we look ahead to sunday morning futures. >>> president trump renewing his attacks on canada and nafta. they warned us it will be out of a revised agreement if they don't concede to the new terms. they warned congress about trade negotiations. all of this as the u.s. and canada are set to restart trade talks a few days from now on wednesday. house final services congressman is here today. >> good morning. >> there are a few ways to go with this. there could be a three way deal between the u.s., mexico, and canada. there could be a bilateral deal. or there could be nothin

blake did seem moved by her testimony. so i think this is a positive development.but it's still been a very broken process. >> now, this comes after the senate republican leadership decided to allow time for a new investigation. senator jeff blake essentially forced that move, saying he could not vote on confirmation without it. a political consult at&t in his home state of arizona says blake will be held accountable. >> i get it, it's very hard being in his position. it is. but to wobble back and forth and to try to please everyone at the same time, and to try to placate someone who will not be placated with a gesture like this, i think it was a misstep. >> president trump ordered the investigation, but he is still standing by his nominee. cbs reporter kenneth craig has the latest developments. >> reporter: hundreds of demonstrators and abuse survivors marched in washington in protest of judge brett kavanaugh's possible appointment to the united states circuit court. >> i don't trust brett kavanaugh, but i trust anita hill, and i trust dr. blasey ford. >> reporter

kelly got a country singer to pick her instead of blake. >> it is being called the upset of the century dueling coaches talking about it. >> kelly is definitely my main competition when it comes to country artists. i mean, not really, but she thinks she is. >> i'm telling y'all, there's life beyond blake. >> i'm obsessed with country music. i know a lot of country artists. i will go down in a blaze of glory trying. >> i'll pick -- i'll go kelly. >> are you picking me? did you pick me? >> big percent this is year. >> she didn't believe it. now at eight.... at least two employees taken to the hospital and more than a dozen others affected after a pepper spray attack in a walgreens pharmacy.whsh"i believed he was trying to rape me" a wrenching day for a bay area professor as she testifies about supreme court nominee brett kavanaughwhoosh and bart's ambitious plan to build a rail link to tracy. (pam)(pam) more than a dozen people sickened in a pepper spray attack in the north bay... and at least two people had to be take to the hospital... and now police are trying to fi

outrained, and they should, because women are not represent indeed congress in 2018 >> laura basset, aaron blake, thank you both. >>> we're going to go to the other big story, the bombshell report that rod rosenstein discussed secretly recording the president and invoking the thatth amendment to get him out of the office. "new york times" reports that the remarks were made about a week after james comey was fired. one official who was there says the comment was made sarcastically. he responded by saying i never pursued or authorized reporting the president, and any suggestion that i have ever advocated for the removal of the president is absolutely false. >> john, is it plausibly the role of the deputy attorney general to do something like this? is it legal for someone in that position to secretly record the president, based on concerns he could be unfit to serve? >> conceivably it's legal, but let's remember, rod rosenstein is an extraordinarily good and honorable person, with a long history in the department of justice. he's not going to take it upon himself to why up and go in and talk to the

i can't answer that. >> any ideas on that, blake?ey are multiple ways we could have an acting deputy attorney general, that would have to be somebody who in the past has been either confirmed by the senate or already has a certain rank within the justice department. this would be the easiest way for a president to get a loyalist in. opened, though, somebody who will take it over on a permanent basis needs to be confirmed by the senate. i think there would be real reluctance to hand this over to somebody who would do trump's bidding. even in firing rod rosenstein, it's not a clear-cut case of the president being able to install somebody who would do everything he wants in this investigation. >> i think you guys are now clear to go. anyway, thank you so much. >>> character reference. a woman who is a former clerk of judge kavanaugh joins me to explain why she's lost no respect for the judge. need a change of scenery? kayak compares hundreds of travel and airline sites so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best

her son makes friends with another child whose mother is blake lively‘s martini—swilling pr executivenlikely friendship. anna kendrick‘s character starts to see a possible new world opening up to her — and then herfriend disappears. somebody described this as gone girl'sjust wanna have fun. and it is definitely — it wasn't my line, it is a good line, but not mine — it's the most crazy mishmash of genres. on the one hand, it's a ditsy romcom, then it's a twisted erotic a thriller, then it's an old—fashioned whodunnit. the book was described as being like in the mould of gone girl, and yet somebody else described the film as a post noir comedy. there are times watching it i literally thought, this is the most chaotic film i have ever seen. however, i liked it. and the reason i liked it was because you have two great performances, anna kendrick and blake lively, who somehow, even when the film is careering around like a boat tossed on a roaring ocean, they somehow keep their eye on the horizon, and as long as you stick with them, you go with it. one minute, it's funny, the next minute, i

kelly got a country singer to pick her instead of blake. >> it is being called the upset of the centuryout it. >> kelly is definitely my main competition when it comes to country artists. i mean, not really, but she thinks she is. >> i'm telling y'all, there's life beyond blake. >> i'm obsessed with country music. i know a lot of country artists. i will go down in a blaze of glory trying. >> i'll pick -- i'll go kelly. >> are you picking me? did you pick me? >> big percent this is year. >> she didn't believe it.br 25% of your mouth. listerine® cleans virtually 100%. helping to prevent gum disease and bad breath. never settle for 25%. always go for 100. bring out the bold™ clinically developed daily skincare to specifically reduce the appearance of dark marks, uneven skin tone, rough skin texture, and wrinkles in as little as 14 days for all multi-ethnic women. brought to you by junee brands. - specific beauty, take one. - my mother is from jamaica, my father is from cuba. - half black, half white. - latina. - native american, french. - i'm from venezuela. - i'm african american. - i'm c

blake, thank you very much. here to discuss more with us is fred barnes, he is "weekly standard" executive editor and fox news contributor. let me just read to you one little quote from this we already heard a little from blake. >> okay. david: the concern is not what mr. trump has done to the presidency but rather what we as a nation allowed him to do to us. we have sunk low with him and allowed our discourse to be stripped of civility. now that, that could be john mccain or jeff flake. i mean it sounds like a lot of what we have heard from republican never-trumpers, the republican critics of trump. we know that because the administration consists of hundreds of people, there are undoubtedly are some in there who are just sort of the people who could do the job, because they're not there they like mr. trump. they are are there because they can do the job for mr. trump. with are your thoughts about all this? >> look, i think that sounds credible. i think there are people like that that are actually senior admini

if you're a want to be country singer wouldn't you want to be blake's team? it makes total sense. >> well, it was an epic win for the skins. yesterday the t defeated green bay. 31-17. the offense was hot once again. four touchdowns in just the first half. twy of them running back a d -- adrianpeterson. next week the skins are off for a bye week. >> that's what i hear. 2-1 now. >> how about that? these skins this year, boy. >> that alex smith. >> that guy? >> ye. >> and the oer guy. that runs. >> isn't aaronn a seaicket holder? i thought he was. confusedy >> the guy that runs. >> he must be confused with somebody else. we have some fog this morning. also some showers and some rain. this wilybe prett chilly. temperatures always in the 60s. back in a fewminutes. melissa. >> right now first four traffic alert in bethesda. jackknife tractor-trailer. just the right lane getting by. live report coming up. >> also ahead, kavanaugh controversy. a second woman comes forward acsing the supreme court acsing the supreme court nominee i put criminals in prison during the d

today, from the new film "a simple favor," blake lively.l house of cards. all next on "live!"[cheers and ] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: let's do it! [cheers and applause] ♪ all right. >> kelly:

blake lively -- have you known her for a long time?en we were like 19 at a party. and you know, i expected her to be mean, because she's tall and beautiful. >> seth: yeah. >> so, obviously. she's very nice and very warm. and then i did a movie with her husband, ryan, and got to know her a little bit better there. and ryan's like very dark and funny. and then, when i finally worked with her, i was like, "oh, she's really dark and funny too, actually" so, you know, they're just like -- they're sinfully good together. we're so happy for them. >> seth: you just defeated ryan reynolds -- was it the teen choice award for -- >> yeah. >> seth: best twitter personality. >> yeah, i know, i know. >> seth: congratulations. >> it's like very silly. but also like super serious, 'cause i did beat him. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. did you want it? did you badly want it? >> i did. and i did. i mean like, you know, i did this like bit where i was like, "suck it." but also like, really you can suck it. [ laughter ] >> seth: you want to make sure he knows.

on what grounds is he saying that, blake? >> i can understand that concern a little bit.if someone is working on national security, it seems that they are, given the own of the op-ed. a heavy focus on russia. there's a shoutout to john mccain at the end. if that's the person that doesn't support the president's agenda and is actively working to undermine it in concert with other officials i can see how they weiview that as a threat. now you weigh that with all that we've seen that the president is a difficult manager and lots within the administration are concerned about his leadership. >> if you look at the list, 27 and now counting, key administration officials saying not me. how striking, though, is it having one high-ranking administration member after another issuing these denials? >> i mean, look if it is a senior administration official, like a secretary of an agency, they're going to cover it up regardless. you know, i don't think -- it's certain that it is someone at that high level when you look at sort of the wording within the op-ed, most people would speculat

basically -- it's these two women, myself and blake lively. even though wre kind of opposites. and then she goes missing. and i kind of find out that there's more to her than meets the eye. and that's all i can really say. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so it's very difficult to market., but it's fcause it's -- also, the tone of it is so light, it's like a very -- it's a mystery, t it's a very fun kind of movie. so it's like "sex and the city", but if samantha went missing. but it's not like, "oh, my gosh, where's samantha?" it's like, "but foe'real, whsamantha?" >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] no, there's -- the tone is very deftlled by paul feig, because there are moments of real lightness. >> yeah. >> seth: and then there are actual stakes. >> yes. that's what we're going for. >> seth: well good. i was right there with you the whole time >> thanks. >> seth: you're welcome. you play -- your character is a mom blogger. >> yes. yeah. i had ne -- i think i've played, like, b pregnaore. but i hadn't had to deal with kids before, quite as much. they'

blake, thank you very much. back to the markets here, where the dow hit an all-time high on january 26th, then closed at an intraday record. then we saw the dow tumble as much as 19% by mid-march. after that it began to roar back like a lion to hit, yes, another new high today. since the last record back in january, these three stocks have led the runup. apple, nike, microsoft. let's get to the floor show. we have traders at the new york stock exchange and cme group. at the stock exchange, matt. at the cme, chris and scott, gentlemen, good to see you today. >> how are you? >> good to be here. >> matt, to you first. are we in a new normal type of environment right now where we get record high after record high despite higher interest rates and despite a potential trade war? >> as long as the market goes up it's the new normal. that's what everyone talks about. everything is good when it goes up. you know, right now the economy's doing well. this is the place to put your money, not in bonds or emerging markets qui

blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> tonight we're tracking that threat from tropical storm gordon. dylan dreyer is here with more. good evening. >> good evening, kate. the heavy rain will continue through southern florida today but then tropical storm gordon will move through the gulf of mexico and bring heavier rain late tuesday into early wednesday along the southeastern coast of louisiana into mississippi and alabama. combine that with a two- to four-foot storm surge and three to six inches of rain that could lead to significant flooding along the coast with gusty winds as well. this is a system we need to keep a close eye on over the next 48 hours. hank you. americans celebrate labor day, president trump was taking on labor unions and launching a tweet storm including jeff sessions over a contentious confirmation hearing for his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. here's kristen welker. >> reporter: with critical battles looming on the high court and campaign trail, president trump briefly walked outside the white house in golf gear today and quickly went back inside and int

i won. >> so blake won six times. kelly's one once and adam has three victories under his belt. and jennifer won once on the uk version of the show. sn snow s ♪ say it again >> you're such a nerd. >> look like you're wearing a pair of jeans that buttons up at your neck. >> you're wearing a canadian tuxedo. >> i can't wait for ---the judges performs together. imagine jennifer and kelly together? >> unbelievable. >> can't wait for that. >> coming up. >>> you'll be so excited. >> debra messing drops a "will & grace" bombshell. >> boom. >> what she's revealing about the huge guest stars coming to the show. >>> plus, hour mark consuelos is lifting his look-alike son's career to new heights. >> and making a jump to the small screen, clooney, meryl, julia roberts. and jennifer garner's role so >>> "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere. every platform every day. we're everywhere. every platform every day. chec ♪ ♪ heard you had a hard day. i had a bad day too. i forgot my briefcase. there i was, at work... ♪ ♪ feed his kindness, where there's jif, there's love. >>> i don't know

. >> blake lively came ready to play. >> here we are. whoop, whoop. a simple favor crew in the house. >> blake told us the reason she was sort of twinning with anne. it was a last minute outfit change because -- >> they sent me one of my looks from the movie and i was like i can't wear this. it's from the movie, but i should steal it as one of my costume archives so i'm secretly stealing it. >> i love the way she looks all the time. i couldn't get enough of the images from this evt. everyone looked so beautiful. >> just a nod to ralph lauren how spectacular he's been for the past 50 year. >> twinning is just fine. >> still ahead -- >> this is me. take it or leave it. >> step aside arod only we have j-rod gushing over her new movie hubby. >> then -- >> just got married. >> denise richards says i do inside the whirlwind wedding day. >> and my best friend's wedding stars are back together. >> are you talking about me? i'm talking about you. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> julia roberts giving us all kinds of pretty woman fashion at the toronto f

yeah, he would be great. >> as for becca's first runner-up blake, our source says he's the least likelyry has the bachelorette's first runner-up gone on to hand out roses on the following season of "the bachelor." >> i have to do all this alone. i have to do it all alone. >> if you're an avd id watcher of bachelor nation, you may have heard the rumor that the show is going to invite ben higgins to be bachelor again. chris harrison told us he was never offered to come back, at least not yet. >>> it didn't take a reality show for gloria estefan to find love. a milestone weekend for gloria and her husband. i sat down with the couple who have been making beautiful music together for more than four decades. >>> what an incredible love story 40 years you guys have been together. >> married in september, but we've been together 43, so, you know, i met him when i was 1. >> gloria actually met her true love when she auditioned for emilio's band that would eventually be called the miami sound machine. she was only 17. emilio was 22. ♪ anything for you >> gloria has even been quoted as saying her

blake, thank you very much, blake burman, live from the white house for us.oining me now is former national bar association pac chairman scott bolden and the share woman of women for trump, amy kremer. good to have you both here. >> thanks for having my. >> amy, listen to what susan collins had to say about her take. i say her clearly her, on where this kind of needs to go and why. listen. >> look, if she shows up and make as credible showing, that will be very interesting and we'll have to make a decision but, i can only say this, he is such an outstanding man, very hard for me to man that anything happened. cheryl: obviously that was president trump and not senator collins, we can agree on that one, amy. sorry about that little technical error. >> not your fault. cheryl: i try, really i do. amy, sheer is what she said, i think it is not fair to judge kavanaugh for her not to come forward and need to testify under oath on monday before the committee. your reaction to that to from collins? >> i agree. they both need to testify. she made an accusation against

with me live from white house blake berman. reporter: don't know who the person is, "new york times" op-ed page. where they identify person as senior administration official, title is quote, i am part of the resistance inside of trump administration, when you boil down this op-ed person said themselves with others are working inside of trump administration to essentially keep it on track as they see it. is is what the senior official writes anonymously at one point. speaking of president, dilemma he does not fully grasp, many of senior officials in his own dodgadministration are working m within. this anonymous senior official also writes, given instability, many witnessed there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking 25 amendment that would start a complex process for removing the president. but no one wanted to precipitate a constitutional crisis, we will do what we can to steer the administration in the right direct until one way or the other it is over. we need to poin point out, liz,s person identified a senior

we have it all covered, first to wisconsin and nbc's blake mccoy. >> reporter: screams of anguish as workers fled this middleton, wisconsin, office park. unsure of where shots were coming from or who was being targeted. >> we had no clue, you know, hearing the gunshots. it was scary. >> reporter: marlene put her workplace on lockdown as first responders moved in. >> when they evacuated us, we came through the back stairwell. there was blood on the ground. >> reporter: officers quickly zeroed in on wts paradigm, a software company. authorities say the shooter was an employee, wounding three colleagues before police shot and killed him. >> subject is down. we need a shield up so we can approach. >> the suspect was heavily armed with a lot of extra ammunition, a lot of extra magazines. >> reporter: tonight no motive but praise for officers whose four-minute response time is credited with saving lives. blake mccoy, nbc news, middleton, wisconsin. >> reporter: i'm kristen dahlgren, it was around 2:00 when gunshots exploded in masontown, pennsylvania. chaos erupting in the municipal buildi

blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> tonight, we're t tracking thaeat from tropical storm gordon. nbc dylan dreyer is here with more. dylan, good evening. >> good evening, kate. the heavy rain will continued to but tropical storm gordon will movehrough the gulf of mexico and bring heavier rain late tuesd into wednesday morning on the coast of louisiana into mississippi and al ama. combine that with a two to four-foot storm surge that could lead to significant flooding along the coast, along with the gusty winds, as well.is s a system we need to keep a close eye on over the next 48 hours, >> thanks. >>> as millions of americans celebrated day today, president trump was taking on labor unions and more launching a tweet sto at targets including attorney general jeff sessions, all this on the eve of i wh expected to be contentious confirmation hearing for his supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. here is kristen welker. >> reporter: with critical battles looming on the high court and campaign trail, president tmp iefly walked outside the white housen golf gear today and quickly went

nbc's blake mccoy is in iowa for us tonight. >> reporter: a gruesome on thi golf course. college student and star athlete, killed. her body found floating in a pond. >> officers did locate a body in the water and she was identified as salia. she had been stabbed in the upper torso, head, and neck. >> reporter: she was golfing alone when she was attacked in broad daylight. colin daniel richards, now charged with first degree murder, had been living in the woods near the course. the criminal complaint says he told an acquaintance the day before that he had an urge to rape and kill a woman. dogs tracked his scent and found richards with fresh scratches on his face, consistent with fighting, and a deep laceration in his left hand. this murder apparently random. >> everything about this seems bizarre and unusual. >> yeah, i think all crimes are troubling, especially when it's out in the middle of a fairway, in an area that's easy to see from all the way around. we're surprised we didn't have direct witnesses to the case. >> reporter: her college now in mourning. >> it's been r

was -- the bet with blake was about.o a show when you don't shut up? [ laughter ] like, it was like, you're going to have to listen to your guests." >> seth: because you are a talker and part of being a talk show host is also listening, do you want to switch seats real quick and see how it goes? >> yes, i will. >> seth: okay great. i'll come around -- [ cheers and applause ] you go around that way. >> yes i will. now i wish i had, like, pictures to show of you and your family. >> seth: oh i know. >> oh my gosh. >> seth: i don't have any. that's heartbreaking. [ laughter ] yeah, you know, i just have limited space on my iphone. >> no, it is. we're those people that have -- okay. wait. i'll do a question. okay. >> seth: okay, great. >> need a pencil in case. no, who is -- seth meyers -- who is your worst -- >> seth: you don't have to do that. you don't have to say first and last name. because that will have already happened. like, the audience at that point just you know -- >> they know who you are. [ laughter ] seth meyer

blake mccoy, nbc news. >> a lot for folks to talk about. when we come back, the 9/11 family member keeping memories of the fallen alive. name by name. "inspiring america" is next. staring down a man with a. what he claims the guy screamed as he came at him. plus, the hov rules are changing. the drivers who will soon be booted from the carpool lane. next at 6 >>> finally in our "inspiring america" report tonight, as our nation comes together to mark the 17th anniversary of 9/11, we meet a woman who lost someone close in the attacks and is now helping keep the memory of the fallen alive, not just on this day, but each and every day. a ritual of remembrance. >> happy birthday, angela. >> unfolds every day at the 9/11 memorial in new york. liza yonis is laying a single white rose on the names of victims on their birthday. >> there isn't one day through the year where there isn't a birthday of a victim. >> how many today? >> today there are a total of 11. >> from angela houts, who worked at the pentagon, to john pepe salerno, a trader and soon-t

andre blakely asked if they had an evacuation plan. >> i wasn't paying attention to what was burning, how it was burning, i was just focusing on how to get the hell out of there. >> dss says blakely and two other employees were evacuating residents from their rooms when condie told them to stop. he then left more than 70 residents with three staff members not trained in evacuation procedures. family member rjkisling helped evacuate the residents. >> i knew i needed to be the answer. >> three other residents were never evacuated and learned the following morning an evacuation took place while they were asleep. >>> dss says oakmont senior living made false and misleading statements about those three residents when it said they had been evacuated. deborah smith and nathan condie are prohibited from being a linesie or being employed at a licensed facility again. we reached out to both for a comment, but have not heard back. dss also looked at a third building on the property known as fountaingrove lodge. it did not find reason to take action there. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> the fir