so often brock turner was called the stanford swimmer, the champion swimmer. you were called the non-stanford student. what has happened since? how did stananford deal with yo? this happen on stamper r proper. this happepened behind a stanfod fra. >> 10 days after the assault, i got a single call to inform me that he was no longer allowed on campus. so i said, thank you for that information, and the call was over. and two years would go by before i would hear from them again. only after my statement went viral, three-month after it went viral, did they reach out to me and say "we would like to offer if youey for therapy sign this paper saying you will not bring litigation." amy: what did you do? >> i told them i would not simply sign it, i had to meet with them in person, face-to-face, so we can discuss what can be done so a case like mine would never happen again. only then would i sign. amy: and is that what happened? donedo not believe it was with the intention of preserving my mental health were making real foundational change. for them, it was an act of s

news reports say hsbc is set to cut up to 10,000 jobs and brock silvers says the ongoing u nrest brockvers says the ongoing unrest is not the only reach for the potential layoffs. hsbc has a bit of a reorganisation going on and they do have to deal with a top global environment, slowdowns in the us and china. that said, their primary market is hong kong which certainly isn't helping them right now so i'd say the instability is certainly a factor. the instability in hong kong is one of the. but this is also slowing down the chinese economy. it's a symbiotic relationship. it's not helping the mood in hong kong by the unrest in hong kong is also dragging down our regional markets as well. what about this emergency order implemented by the hong kong government and carrie lam. is it making you concerned in the business community concerned about implementing these emergency laws? it certainly is. on the one hand, it's more of a symbol than an actual impact. it will be almost impossible to ban facemasks, for example. we should also gnaw that its executive layout rather than legislative vote w

we want to send it over to healdsburg where our former anchor sam brock is now live for us. sam, i hate to say it's great to see you right now. haven't seen you since you moved to nbc news as a reporter and correspondent, but, you know, it's horrible to see you under these circumstances. you are at alexander valley elementary school for us this morning. >> reporter: yes, kira. very nice to see you as well. great to be back. certainly, don't want to be here for these reasons. we're at healdsburg elementary school. over my shoulder is the origin of the fire. ahead of it, it's up in the mountains. we've been followi t days. the big thing the wind direction has calmed down a little. but they were 50- to pushing across. we saw spot fires that popped up over my shoulder on one side over here toward healdsburg and over here toward windsor. you can't see it because it's so dark right now. but i have to tell you all of the fire personnel that's been zipping down 128 you're heading toward calistoga and here toward geyserville. vianey was talking about this seconds ago. 940,000 evacuat

brock died in 2017, he was 24 years old.es we will all miss. it's notjust another number on the tv. if the pharmaceutical companies new about the addiction possibilities and it's looking from what i read that they did, then it's horrible that they would steal my son away from me. can you believe purdue's marketing was overly aggressive? no. 19 years after 0xyco nti n overly aggressive? no. 19 years after 0xycontin was launched, richard sackley was still defending purdue's marketing practices. you believe the marketing was appropriate? i believe so. i presume somewhere richard sackler in the dark of night knew what he was doing was wrong. but there was just too much money to be made. and i think, for me, we learned how for the banks they were too big to fail in 2008— 2009. well, some of these fighter surgical companies, it feels like they're just too big to care. in total, 48 states have now filed lawsuits against pharmaceutical companies for their role in the opioid crisis. new york is in the midst of a crisis, a crisis that

we want to take you back to the video of sam brock. he was anchor with our nbc bay area and is now an nbc correspondent. he said fire on both sides of the highway in sonoma county. winds picking up. trees and power lines everywhere. gosh. it looks likerivi through hell. looks reminiscent of peop escaping two years ago in this exact same area. we have new video of structures destroying this home. this is just devastating. you see people who have been through this. they're going through it once again. we are with you here all morning to give you the very latest. >>> we now want to check in with meteorologist craig clemens with fire weather lab. craig, thanks so much for joining us this morning. where are you located? >> i'm on a road in santa rosa coming over. we were in knights valley. >> you're in an area that is now under evacuation. i assume you're being safe. i assume you know what you're doing. can you tell me what you're seeing? >> yeah. what we saw earlier this evening were winds gusting to 50 miles an hour plus at the surface, a

becomes very hard to mess with you. >> trevor: i like that. ( cheers and applause ) you know, the brockthe case wasn't handled well. everyone felt aggrieved on your behalf. you had the story where it was cut and dried. >> yeah. >> trevor: and you talk about it in the book. you talk about the pain, the shame and how people tried to shift it to you. what to you hope people will learn about being a victim of sexual assault and how hard it is to share your story? >> i write in the book, your character is not what caused your hurts to happen, and as you go through this process, you will find people who tried to intimidate you, who will scare you into silence, people who want to humiliate you and tell you that you are crazy and you are small. and i want to say you are not crazy, and you are not small. so know your truth, hold on so that truth, and it will carry you where you need to go. ( applause ) >> trevor: because you were blacked out, you have to tell the story partly from what you remember, and then using the account of the swedes who came to your aid, you know, those two swedish men wh

sam brock is in the northern california town of geyserville. sam? >> reporter: jose, good evening as you can see around me, just all of this destruction. it represents what people are dealing with tonight, the threat that they're facing new evacuation numbers going from 2,000 to 50,000 this afternoon, and all those new evacuees have to be out by this evening. fires ripping across northern california, forcing desperate residents to flee their homes. >> i'm a little shaken, but trying to keep calm for my family >> reporter: thousands of residents escaping flames fanned by what could be historic winds, stronger and more sustained diablo winds fanning the kincade fire into neighborhoods already bearing emotional scars. >> i lost my home to a fire two years ago i can't believe that we have to live through this again this is the last thing that we need >> reporter: alerts all day telling some 50,000 to leave the towns of windsor and healdsburg, vastly expanding the number of people affected >> it's just the reality that we live in you know, i -- i try not

a former "today in the bay" anchor so ma anchor sam brock is there reporting for the "today" show. >> reporter: overnight a massive tornado tearing through dallas. the twister touching down near university park launching debris at least three miles into the sky. leaving behind a 17-mill path of destruction. many homes sustaining serious damage and streets littered with downed trees and power lines and search and rescue operations underway, authorities going door-to-door to check on residents. this store front reduced to rubble while a local home depot is now in pieces as tens of thousands in dallas county wake up without power. several schools in the area are expected to be closed this morning after sustaining extensive damage. former president george w. bush and first lady laura bush also live in the dallas area. their spokesperson telling nbc news, president and mrs. bush are safe and praying for their neighbors. and we just found out from an employee who works here at this home depot that the operations manager last night let the crew out and all of the employees 30 minutes before

sam brock, nbc news. >> our thanks to sam brock for that report. >>> let's switch gears for a momentnd bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> the severe weather outbreak that took place place from dallas to missouri and even into areas of arkansas. all the blue dots are the wind reports. this was the dallas area, and that was the tornado that struck just north of there. that was around 9 and 10:00 p.m. that was very close to where they were playing the football game. let's talk about the day ahead and the week ahead forecast. for today, pretty big storm system, the one responsible for the severe weather last night is going to roll through the deep south. it's going to spread rain through the tennessee and ohio valleys and a cool rainy day for our friends in wisconsin, minnesota, and the great lakes. the dangerous weather will be in the south, though, areas of arkansas, areas especially the western half of tennessee, louisiana, mississippi included. isolated strong storms, wind damage, there may be a brief tornado or two. the eastern seaboard is fine for today. into tuesday the ra

sam brock is in hillsburg with a different vantage point for us. sam.tey, good evening. i'm halfway between hills burg and atirefighters. we're expecting windt. it could blow up and go from a simple little spot of spoke smoke to a spot fire and perhaps worst. that's one of the things we saw today. when i was coming in to cover this fire in hills burg and we were driving down 128 from calistoga, what we saw was very unnerving. fires on both sides of the highways, power lines down, trees down, what borderline looked like an apocalyptic scene of total wreckage. as hard as this is to believe, they had to coax people to get out of their home despite the fact there was a 4:00 evacuation yesterday, they were still pulling people out atn hills buo reports of serious injury oris . pins and needles tonight because we kno's going to be increased wind speeds. we are looking forward to next week when pg&e says there could be another severe wind event. that's the latest from hillsburg. >> sam, thank you very much. that echos exactly what cal fire has been saying. everybody's been sayi

sam brock is in port of ranch tonight and has late details sam. >> reporter: good evening. we are entering a new phase now with fire officials telling me a significant amount of people are going back home. but look what some are encountering. roofs collapsed, cars burned down to shells. the total number of homes destroyed at this town now bumped up to 21 with many grateful they have their lives. for 48 hours, more than 1,000 firefighters have worked tirelessly trying to contain the flames tearing through the san fernando valley. now finally the raging red turning to smoky white. though the fire far from out with flare ups festering. already destroying nearly 8,000 acres. residents fearing for their lives. >> it felt like lain rain of ashes. >> melvin o fled under fire but went wak last night. >> i have a special needs child. we needed medication for him we had to come back. >> you snuck in. >> i snuck in, yeah. >> you had to. >> i belt that it was pretty safe. >> hopefully the wind don't give us trouble today. >> reporter: after strike teams and inspectors went street by st

nbc's sam brock is in northern california this morning with more. sam, good morning. >> reporter: peter, good morning. that is exactly right. it is bad now. the kincaid fire has already gone through 23,000 acres. it destroyed 49 structures, including 29 homes like this one in geysersville. property and cars are obliter e obliterated. the goal is to prevent devastation like this. an uphill battle being faced by firefighters. fires are feasting on the state of california. >> it's going to be fine. >> by 2:00, it was right on top of us, in our backyard, the front yard, everything was burning. >> reporter: just north of l.a., the tick fire tearing into neighborhoods and forcing 50,000 evacuations, some under extreme duress. then, later, jumping a highway on the back of 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts. and in the bay area -- >> i don't call it fall anymore. i call it fire season. >> reporter: a bad case of deja vu for sonoma county residents. >> we got a bang on the door at 5:30 in the morning, saying get out, quick, fire. >> we've been preparing for this mo

nbc's sam brock is here with more on what's next for the senator. sam, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. it is possible for the next nator sanders on the campaign trail. the staff said he will be on stage for the next democratic debate october 15th but rpg before that appears to be up in the air. still the image of the senator walking and waving, a welcome one for suppters. >> how are you feeling, senator? how are you feeling? >> great. great. >> senator bernie sanders is back on his feet, the 78-year-old presidential candidate lng a las vegas friday and just hours later -- >> i'm feeling so much better. >> reporter: tweeting out this video with a promise. >> i'll see you soon on the campaign trail. >> reporter: a far cry from a snapshot taken this week. >> yesterday we announced at this point in the campaign. >> reporter: supporters saw the normally buoyant sanders leaning against the podium and removing his jacket before finally taking a sheet. the campaign calling the condition a blockage in one artily before later clarifying it

sam brock, nbc news. >> thanks to sam brock for that report. >>> let's switch gears and bring in nbcill karins for a quick check of the weather. hey, bill. >> good morning once again. if you're just joining us, severe weather struck last night. we had a tornado that hit just north of downtown dallas, and north of the university park area. you can see it illuminated there during the lightening strikes. there's been an elementary school significantly damaged, five schools closed in the area of north dallas as we go throughout the day today. at least four homes have been destroyed, and the fire department says people cannot return to the homes, they're not safe. we have heard reports of minor injuries, no significant injuries, and no report of any fatalities. but a tree did fall on a house in rogers, arkansas, and we did have a fatality there. let me get back to where we are now, we have severe storms, a new tornado warning from pine bluff, arkansas, a possible tornado, again, these are all these nighttime tornadoes, the less lead time, you know, we get doppler indications and they put

he brock stewart and was it for a touchdown. blog of the week. ; stanford players allowing him to score a test on. the stanford defense gave up 455 yards last night. they lose 34-16. ucla steps a living in the street. >>> he became the first player to have a hat trick before the end of the first period. they led san jose to the third straight victory.'s performance was overshadowed by much younger player. >> he scored 2 goes up and we watch them on the big screen. >> i am so excited. i'm kind of shy. >> how did you feel? >> i wanted to have some speed and have fun. hockey is not always about winning but always about fine.>> well spoken. he is very shy. the gift the microphone. that is the latest in sports. >>> coming up, because today to shut this down before it could potentially >>> lawmakers the "to discuss the massive power shut off. emergency meeting just hours away. >>> stepping up efforts to save hundre.ceos comment to track down unused. >>> president trump lashing out a nancy pelosi.'s test comments on the impeachment inq

did you have an brock long? were you wearing a slip? what did you say?emember that lovely young woman who was, in fact, a model in new york city and i convinced her to testify and i wonder what would happen. i asked her, i said remember, she's one who wanted to leave her apartment complex. it was in the upper east side, a nice apartment complex. ed at a restaurant bar on the first floor. her boss kept come the landlord kept harassing her every time she wanted to move from our utility to a one-bedroom apartment. what happened? he got a call when she was doing a shoot in new york come sit if you stop at the restaurant on the way back, we will sign a contract i have one-bedroom apartment for you. she did. when she stopped, she signed, she read, signed agreement and he hit under can such a walked over this guy hired two goons as some of you may remember and they slashed her face with razors. slashed her face. and as to be pushed testified to war no one's going to happen to her, but public opinion at the time. i said what did your mother say? she said she ask

s are set to debate and vote on prime minister boris johnson's brock's a deal with the e.u. but he is facing an uphill battle that party leader nigel farage is calling not m.p.'s to reject the deal he says the deal does not deliver all the result of the 2016 vote. the truce in northern syria is largely holding despite accusations from both kurdish forces and turkey of by a lation president ratchet typer to want his war on the offensive will resume within minutes that's what he says of kurdish rebels to abide by the terms of the 5 day cease fire so the headlines keep it here witnesses that next. not so much of the bill gone though they go a little not deal i'll go blank when it isn't. he says open door. cicutto is going to. get an assessment. and some of the. that. faith. if. faith. faith faith faith. in says maybe then i think that i think faith faith faith 2nd if you mean it i. have faith faith. faith faith. faith. no you tell you well. in the morning that. you go back to stephen and the phone and get a must thank you no they plan it. again i was a little young to. be in le

on officials are putting pressure on germany and the netherlands to help spend the brocks way out of crisis and we need a cattle rancher in brazil who thinks that trees are a better long term investment. care for giving the world economy a boost well a couple of people in washington could provide some help u.s. and chinese officials are meeting today to commence their talks over reaching a comprehensive trade deal about one and a have years of the trade war which u.s. president trump called good and easy to win have been fought at various stages of escalation increasingly taking its toll on global growth now both sides are taking another shot at resolving the dispute. it's 13. once again the question on everyone's mind is will they or won't they make a deal after a 15 month conflict that seen both sides impose hundreds of billions of dollars worth of tyrants the stakes are high. america does not love imposing turbos in fact we would prefer not to use them but after years of discussions the no action tariffs are finally forcing a number of the our trading partners that had taken advan

. >>> now to kevin hart brock his silence after his crash.e have the chp's new report about what caused the horrific accident. >> the car is pretty totalled. >> the startling 35-page report includes photos of the it plymouth barracuda. according to the investigation his friend was driving when his quote reckless and sudden exceleration forced him to lose control of the vehicle. kevin was in the backing which had been quote converted to it a storage area and no longer actually had seats. the report says black was noted the influence of drugs or alcohol.. it also states no one was wearing seatbelts properly. and it mentions taafter the cra kevin, quote kpexited the vehic and left the scene. quote i have nothing but love for jared and wish him and rebecca a speedy recovery. next "the bachelor" injured. he says a freak accident happened with pilot pete in costa rica. so what led to getting a reported 22 stitches in his face? apparently he knocked himself in the glass while in a golf cart. he reported drove two hours to get to the hospital. and te

hong kong pro-democracy activists have scaled the city's lion brock peak 500 meters high to erect a statue that they called lady liberty it represents of injured female protester believed to have been shot and the eye by police additional pop up protest took place in multiple locations across the city on sunday. thousands gathered in central berlin on sunday to protest anti-semitism and right wing violence comes after 2 people were shot dead in the eastern germans city of hollow a gunman attempted a massacre at a synagogue there where around 50 people were observing the yom kapoor holiday. in poland voters are choosing a new parliament today the incumbent's nationalist law and justice party under jaroslav kaczynski was ahead in pre-election surveys and it's hoping for an absolute majority today party is presenting itself as the defender of traditional catholic values against what it calls quote l g b t ideology the vote is also being closely watched in european capitals the law and justice party has an act of controversial justice reforms as well as fiercely resisting e.u. efforts to reset

on the other hand fatigue could be setting in another delay the not many people want to see this brock's a process drag out more months even maybe another year perhaps that leads to people finally saying look we have a deal we're likely unlikely to get anything that's any better let's just go for it and get it over with one of those either one is possible yeah absolutely i mean i think that word is really pertinent now is in and of course today was supposed to be a decisive day it wasn't at all where do we go from here yet they call it super saturday the ended up just being kicking the can down the road again you know we do know there's a timeline set up for next week we do know maybe perhaps as soon as monday we will see a meaningful full vote on this bill so no matter what happens at midnight tonight european time this letter will or won't be sent but no matter what this withdrawal bill will see its day in parliament probably next week will be tracking its progress progress in london thanks so much and khan that's one thank you. all right now to some of the other stories making news ar

joining me now is brock -- good to see you tonight. that's the question.e nba as adam silver says they will do, he says he will not restrict the language of any players or owners or anyone and let them say what they want, what's going to happen in china? >> so adam is a good friend of mine and he's walking a tight rope year but there is nobody better and more equipped to handle the situation than him. anybody who understands the chinese -- obviously i live there. i deal with the high ups in the chinese government. i'm always meeting with u.s. and batted steve bannon, someone who understands the chinese very well. they understand that saving face is the most paramount thing in that society. so of course, they are going to have a knee-jerk reaction like this, pull things off cctv, they are going to cancel events. this is nothing more but leverage to use in future negotiations. >> martha: the question is does this change their posture? i mean, the human rights issues that are in china. mike pompeo came out today and here's what he said. watch this. >> i think

this one is particularly heartbreaking being shot in your own home. >> that was sam brock reporting for us. >>> the latest from syria, we're going to get a live report. >>> the latest in the impeachment push, what's happening on the hill this week and the new announcements from joe and hunter biden. we're going to tell you about those when we come back in a moment. >>> welcome back, everybody. i'm yasmin vossoughian alongside ayman mohyeldin. it is the bottom of the hour. let's start with the morning's top stories. we begin in syria where the trump administration has accelerated plans for a major troop withdrawal. turkey has ramped up its offensive and nearly hit an american base. a former u.s. ally has reportedly teamed up with american enemies, and isis detainees have started escaping. defense secretary mark esper described the situation and the trump administration's strategy yesterday. >> it's a very terrible situation over there, a situation caused by the turks, by president erdogan. in the last 24 hours we learned that they likely intend to expand their tack further south than ori

we now want to get to our former anchor and reporter sam brock.rt for us from the valley floor, valley center elementary building in alexander. the big issue this morning, kira, is the wind direction and the winds have calmed down. but they were at 50- to 60-mile-an-hour ranges. we saw spot fires that popped up over my fire on one side, on here toward healdsburg and another toward windsor. you can't see it because it's so dark out right now. all of the fire pes knell and police personnel zipping down 128 and here toward geyserville, all kinds of emergency people trying to evacuate people. 90,000 evacuations. despite that, getting all those people out, there are still folks who want to stay in their homes. what we've seen the people knocking door to door trying to get people out who decided to stay anyway. down this road i can tell you when we were driving up here, flames encroaching on the highway in both directions, the embers picking up. you'll see trees on fire, power lines douchbl everywhere i'm looking you see trees in the middle of the road.

hillary clinton would have been a third term of brock obama. their power would continue. but donald trump - - trump vowed to drain the swamp and they are the swamp. power in washington is like crack cocaine. once you get on it and have it you don't want to give it up and will do anything to stop someone to take your power away from you. so that is how the russia hoax began. that is how it begat the witchhunt because these people saw donald trump as a threat to themselves and what they loved, power and the end justified any means even lawlessness. >> you wrote two books on this whole tragedy since 2016. but it doesn't seem to end. >> it keeps going. spirit to journal every day getting ready for the next book? you better be keeping good notes. >> i'm not inclined to write another book but the only fuel for a lie is the truth the only remedy for lawlessness is justice. i and with that and say a reckoning awaits. so we wait. i follow obviously very carefully i continue to write columns on the subject matter. we wait and see and i am as curious as the american public to see wh

i want to thank toni brock.f the things you've seen, that's through toni brock ang ad the work she does in ensuring our community stays beautiful. let's enjoy the hub and this weather and we look forward to providing services to the communities in our communities. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, dj. you know, these important moments of legacy and creating opportunity for our residents are impossible without leadership and partners beyond d those who are standing and talking to you today but all community members who are tirelessly put efforts and hard work and volunteered time on commissions at volunteer associations, demanding resources and i want to give a shout-out to joseph bryant who was here earlier today. [cheers and applause] >> to apri, jackie flynn, to the governor sending his california director here today, to a success center, to the community leadership to reverend brown and, of course, leading efforts for our youth on behalf of mayor breed and cheryl reed at the human right's commiss

sam brock, thank you very much. >>> are conditions getting any better soon? dylan is here with a look at that. and she's tracking a major storm in the northern u.s. >> fire and ice. that's the situation we're seeing. the saddle ridge fire only 13% contained. we're going to see improvements going through, especially tonight and into tomorrow. we're down to a critical risk of fire danger today. we do still have very warm temperatures, very low humidity. it's been 124 days since we've seen measurable rain in los angeles. winds are expected to gust up to 30 or 50 miles per hour. but that's lower than the 50 to 70-mile-per-hour gusts we saw yesterday. as it comes up over the mountains and digs down to the south, we're going to see the air continue to dry out. that's the situation we're in right now. as we go into tomorrow, we'll see winds turn to more onshore, meaning it's a little bit -- there's more moisture in that wind. it should help firefighters a bit. here's a snowstorm with blizzard warnings posted across north dakota. the last time we had blizzard warning

you approve the guy or you want him gone tomorrow. >> that's right. >> david brock and mieke eoyang,nks for making time. don't forget we're bringing the with pod road show to los angeles. it will be amazing conversations. visit ms nbc.com/with pod tour. aged and for all you new yorkers, the next shows will be live right here rockefeller center. you can be in the audience. we have tickets for this friday, october 11th and next friday october 18th. you can get tickets for both by going to all in.com. hope to see you then. that is "all in" for this evening. >>> new subpoena notice impeachment fight could land any moment as democrats in the house say the constitution is on their side. and about trump's decision that led to the kurds being killed by the turks at this very moment, the president points out the kurds didn't help us with the normandy invasion. >>> in an nbc news exclusive, bernie sanders walks back what he just said yesterday about a more relaxed campaign schedule which would be understandable after a heart attack. >>> and joe biden came out in favor of impeachment today. we'

you approve or want him gone tomorrow. >> that's right. >> david brock and mika, thanks both for makingwe're bringing the with pod road show. it will be amazing conversations. visit ms nbc.com/with pod tour. the next shows will be live right here rockefeller center. you can be in the audience. we have tickets for this friday, october 11th and next friday october 18th. you can get tickets for both by going to all in.com. hope to see you then. that is "all in" for this evening. rachel maddow starts now. good evening, rachel. >> chris hayes, is it actually true that when trump was repeatedly wishing a happy birthday to shinzo abe, it wasn't his birthday? >> yes and he kept going back to it over and over. his brain is a stream and there is little bits that get thrown into it and float down the stream. someone at some point balled up a starbucks rapper that is shinzo abe's birthday and through it in. >> it was actually vladimir putin's birthday. >> indeed. >> what somebody did was realized that trump was about to go on camera planning to wish happy birthday to vladimir putin and

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washington state is charged with putting young lives at risk, ranting at the students and drivinm brockas more. >> reporter: a chaotic bus ride home that could have easily turned catastrophic. earlier this month in ifng for e 10-year-old student. >> i'm totally crazy i'm so fun crazy because i love life. >> reporter: he called 911. >> her breath sort of smells like alcohol. >> reporter: 48-year-old kathryn macarow eventually pulled over after driving as many as 90 kids that day in between - >> my marriage sucks and my husband is a son of a gun. >> reporter: she rambled on to no one inside an empty bus according to a police report, she blew a blood alcohol level more than double the legal limit for bus drivers and charged with reckless endangerment and dui pleading not guilty to all charges. >> yeah, yeah, no. >> reporter: an apparent abandonment of critical trust. she did receive an extensive background check and has been working na school district for years. they accepted her resignation days ago she'll be back in court in mid october. october. lesterthe juul record. they took $12.8 bi

nbc's sam brock son the ground in geyserville, california. any progress made overnight? >> same containment numbers right now, frances, 5%. the kincaid fire at 23,000 acres, a slight uptick from earlier in the day. just to set the stage for you, some firefighters told me they're on pins and needles about what's going to happen this weekend. there have been 49 structures destroyed here so far. the goal is to stop preventing destruction that looks like this. but the windspeeds expected to be between 80-90 miles per hour. tonight. what some folks are calling historic. fires are feasting on the state of california. >> it's going to be fine. >> by 2:00 it was on top of us, in the back yard. the front yard, everything was burning. >> the tick fire tearing into neighborhoods and forcing 50,000 evacuations, some under extreme duress and later jumping a highway on the back of 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts, and in the bay area -- >> yoe call it fall any more, i call it fire season. >> a bad case of day gentleman you for some sonoma county residents. >> we got a bang on the door at 5

chance the wrapper and music from brock lampson. and thank you noelts. it's a great show. i city here. >> don't miss it. >> happening now, a community sacramento came together to mourn a sheriff, he was shot to death yesterday morning responding to a theft call. this happened in somerset. two men were arrested for that shooting. we're back with more in a moment. . >>> this story, such a close call for a family in phoenix, pushing their baby in a stroller and nearly hit by a drunk driver. watch this video. the family's crossing the street. you see them there. a driver runs the red light. the family pushing the stroller quickly. they were inches away from being hit. the driver was arrested on charges of dui and a number of other stuff. the other car, a mom and her son miraculously were not hurt. we told you about a meeting last night that turned violate. the cop frontation was triggered by oakland's decision to close one of its schools. district says police officers and barries t members from protesters. it says what happened last night was troubling and the disruption the p

brock, thank you. >> thanks, brock. >> thanks, guys. >> you are welcome. teaching job for being pregnant and we have got the tape telling a different story. >> i actually didn't have the education courses so i was on an emergency certificate, it was called. steve: wow, we are going to have some more on that top of the hour. fight for first dances fight for blast offs fight for piggyback rides fight for 7 am makeouts. every year, walgreens helps millions of people fight the flu. fight to protect the ones you love. walgreens. be a flu fighter. get your free flu shot today at your neighborhood walgreens. >> vo: my car is more than four wheels.y? it's my after-work decompression zone. so when my windshield broke... >> woman: what?! >> vo: ...i searched for someone who really knew my car. i found the experts at safelite autoglass. >> woman: hi! >> vo: with their exclusive technology, they fixed my windshield... then recalibrated the camera attached to my glass so my safety systems still work. who knew that was a thing?! >> woman: safelite has service i can trus

sam brock is in healdsburg, california, for us right now., as i understand it, you are in front of what used to be a winery. >> reporter: it did. it was a winery, craig, for about 150 years, until sunday struck. it was standing then and this is the result afterwards, which is just total devastation. the amazing part about this is that it was, obviously, this is a wind-driven event. the fire, when this happened, was all the way on the ridge line up here, okay? so probably a good mile if not more away from where we are right now. the flames came all the way down here on sunday morning and tore this to pieces. this was here for 150 years. the wine tasting room right here. but it's not just that. there are all of these people who are living here as well. if you keep walking down here, there's a house on the other side we watched burn to the ground at 4:00 a.m. on sunday morning. so this is the sort of devastation that hundreds of businesses and residences are now -- or i should say, residents are going through. 200 structures destroyed total. 86

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the armed student, but it is what he did next that has so many calling him a hero here's nbc's sam brock >> reporter: the ingredients are a recipe for disaster. a gunman, a school hallway, and students fleeing for their lives. >> active shooter in the park rose high school >> reporter: this story doesn't end in tragedy it ends with a heart-felt hug. >> obviously, he broke down and i just wanted to let him know that i was there for him >> reporter: in may, then 18-year-old angel diaz, brought a shotgun to his oregon high school, concealed under a garment bag. minutes later, sports figure keanon lowe also a security guard went to check on him not knowing he was armed >> in a fraction of a second i analyzed everything fast, saw the look in his face, his eyes and the gun. >> and prosecutors say the student tried to discharge the weapon on himself before lowe wrestled it away and handed the shotgun to a teacher and this hug that seemed to go on for minutes, and tightening the hug. >> compassionate hero h-hero this coach has tremendous courage. in another tweet, kindness speaks volumes. >> dia

the latest round brock down but the united states has a different take. >> north korea said talks about the nuclear program has broken down. the state department said a north korea view do not reflect the spirit of the discussions. saying in part the united states and north korea will not over come a legacy of 70 years of war and hostility on a single sunday. these are weighty issue and require a commitment from both countries. >> there remains to be a lot of work that will have to be done by the two teams, we hope this will set the course for dialogues. >> experts believe the north koreans may wait to see what happens before making a big move. >> why would he make the deal unless he knew trump was coming back to enforce it. >> talks between the two countries taking place days after north korea tested an underwater missile. >>> bernie sanders is home in vermont after suffering a heart attack. he returned home this afternoon. his family greeted him and his wife at the door. he was taken to a hospital in las vegas on tuesday after complaining of chest pains. he had a heart attack. a key w

it's all about brock elected officials and reagan and trump laws and crime reform.lack elected officials and anybody who voted for the bill and the reform. these negatively impacted but these folks that are no longer accountable and walter's is a trail blazer and doesn't have a prescription how to win but sometimes we illustrates but the problems are with a huge intervention and another generation to try to answer those questions and that's what walter is did. and a lot of ways, in a moment i want to switch to happiness but the presidential leadership and white nationalism what walter sees is the fact that black politics in the way in which it moves for protests to politics at newly level. when you think about a study like this, it's all kinds of grassroots happening in the eighties and nineties and were not covering it here. walter is is connected somewhat but this is actually absolutely happening. were talking about black politics at its organized as an early level. in terms of protest the politics not mobilizing the demonstration. it's not to say in 1972, we saw

sam brock reporting from geyserville, california in the north there. speculation that hilary clinton may be thinking about jumping into the 2020 race. we're going to talk to the former spokesman who threw some fuel on that very idea this week. threw some fuel on th vatery idea this week i've always been fascinated by what's next. and still going for my best, even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin... i want that too. eliquis. eliquis is proven to reduce stroke risk better than warfarin. plus has significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis is fda-approved and has both. what's next? reeling in a nice one. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for any

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here 3 goals in life could this be the start of something beautiful between the club and coach david brock no. response of the last. pout. pump them up for the next match. will youngster for a child to friends in a state of pandemonium yet again. when will little powder born finally set up right away in a very rugged. and how long will friedberg maintain their flights of fancy thoughts as to these questions and plenty more next time here on. kickoff to see that the be. valentine's day 2018 parkland florida usa i told us that i loved her and that would be a last time that i would see ls a lot of. 17 people died in the high school shooting. for once it was just like enough is enough for the protest movement is born. young americans against gun mania. spotty double. kick off the bat clubs gave away their home advantage. to the jury to listen to the biased me get away. hold the. child cannot life see off the top of the table as a relationship column into the relegation zone. i know nothing at agenda well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and with the talent to do the job and think deep int

yeah 3 goals in life could this be the start of something beautiful between the club and coach david brock. how will my response of the last will they say power or hope will pump them up for the next match. will the youngster in the tondo put childhood friends are in a state of pandemonium yet again. when will mr hyde the born finally celebrate a win of their own. time how long will friedberg maintain their flights of fancy pauses to these questions and plenty more next time here on kick off see that. the be . glued to. the but. there's. driving for reconciliation and the rebuilding of their young nation to the people of kosovo a war widow founds a successful company. an artist realizes his dreams and a journalist fights persistent prejudice. old wounds new perspectives kosovo 20 years after the war. close up in 30 minutes on d w. 2 it's. with its own gravitational pull down. the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries terrific. in the. film industry was into them don't tell me that it's you never wrote. for yourself and the jointer come up in the morning plain and. reveal the sym

s have once again done to boris johnson's brock's hopes despite approving his deal with the e.u. they rejected his demand that they raced through all of the legislation and just 3 days earlier they forced johnson to request a deadline extension from the e.u. something he hopes brussels will refuse. do we say we will pulls this legislation and let me let me be clear let me be clear our policy remains that we should note. that we should leave on october 31st and that is what i will say to the e.u. and i will report back to the house so let's have a look at where bugs it is having with his rapid timetable rejected by m.p.'s the odds are against johnson meeting the hallway and deadline as we've just heard he's also paused the legislation for now waiting for the e.u. to reply if brussels grants an extension he says he wants an election but if they refuse given the limited time left and no deal becomes much more likely former london mayor ken livingstone things it could be a long time before the government reaches any final agreement over breakfast with parliament. horace's lost more v