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>> carrie ann, i don't know. you look awful good sitting in my chair my asian sister. on for many more years to come. i love you. >> let me tell you. the emotional was real. that is a very close tight knit group. it broke their hearts. >> i know it did. coming up, the moment i got called out on the red carpet. you will not believe who did it. next on kron-4 news at eight: an inmate escapes from a prison camp in nevada county ... but authorities think he may be headed to the bay area.where authorities are searching, next in a live report. also, new details on the brett kavanaugh accusations. the lawyer for the woman accusing the supreme court nominee says she wants an f-b-i investigation before she testifies before congress. also - a guilty verdict for the man known as the gypsy hill killer -- for crimes committed four decades ago i'm catherine heenan i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >> travel

but i was really actually surprised at how well it went but carrie ann still had something to say. about the criticism. like i said i'm a new pro. i'm still trying to find my way. i hope this is going to be something i'll be around for a long time so i'm really going to listen to the critiques and really try to give tinashe some moments. she is a star and last thing i want to do is smother her with too much choreography. >> if you keep dancing like that, you'll be around for a long time. trust me. >> well, thank you. >> but post-show you went right into rehearsal again for the next dance so how are you going to up the ante? >> absolutely. i mean that's what's so hard. when we start at the top of the leaderboard it's hard to keep growing. keep developing. you got to remember, this is a marathon and not a race so i think there's a lot of things that me and tinashe can do better. there is a lot of actions and techniques we can work on and we can always get better and so we're really going to work on being the best version of ourselves every single week when we come out to compete. >>

anne caldwell. cornell belcher and nbc news political editor carrie dann. if folks follow our little beginning of special specials versus ends of summer specials, the same foursome is back. cornell, i'm going to let you start this conversation here. the naturalization -- this is a nationalized midterm. it seems as if your side has to make -- maybe it doesn't, but your side has to make a decision, how do you run against trump, how much do you talk about trump, do you do impeachment, where do you do it. all of those things. >> no, i think that's fair. not surprising a midterm is a referendum on the president, right? i think democrats think they have the wind at their backs because you have a president who is -- has a historical disapproval, right? and by the way, i think he's been implicated in two felonies. so that's problematic. so midterms are usually problematic for the president's party. i think this was particularly problematic. you also have what you referenced earlier is a majority of americans do want a check on the president. the impeachment stuff,

. >> joining us jeffrey toobin, anne milgram. >> carrie cordero and former congressman charlie dent.eff, you said abortion would be legal in main states. >> i think i'm right. that statement is true that roe v. wade has been reaffirmed for many years, but donald trump promised during the campaign that if the he has the chance to appoint two justices to the supreme court, there are already four votes to overturn it. anthony kennedy was a vote to you hold roe v. wade. i think this is a done deal. there will be states very soon in the next couple of months that will pass laws not limiting abortion, outlawing abortion, mississippi, alabama. >> elections have consequences. donald trump promised this. he will deliver it. >> it's interesting because lindsey graham was saying, well, it's not just like you do this over lunch. you have to have a case. >> jeff's right. even if they don't already overrule the exact precedent of roe v. wade, they i believe will allow a huge number of restrictions and regulations on it. i agree with jeff. i think it's likely they will overrule roe, but even if the

anne? and helen mcguinness. that's a reallyjamaican name! slavery was abolished in 1838. but then it was still carried on. it was still carrying on.proud that she made it through. of course. but i feel, like, upset as well that she had to go through that. well, yes. yeah. you might be upset, but it was a thing. yeah. and it was a thing worldwide. it almost want to know her, i want the kind of see her and hug her. just what she achieved, she birthed a family, and here i am now because of her. it's just amazing. i can be who i am and do what i do because she survived and she made it through. helen's daughter was called queen anne shattuck and, because of queenie‘s fair skin in contrast to her mum helen's dark complexion, the family have always suspected that queenie‘s father was white. for the first time, i feel i'm ready to find out more. it's my last day injamaica. i've decided to go to the birth and deaths registry in spanish town to see if i can find out more about my mother's great—grandmother, helen, and her daughter, queenie. that really wasn't what i was expecting. i didn't even think i would find queen or helen, and ifound

carried out by the charity disability rights international. it also found that women are often blamed for the conditions of their children. our senior africa correspondent annets from nairobi. it's a life fraught with difficulty. even with the best care, things would have been tough for this boy. born in a rural kenya, where disability is considered a curse. he is literally lucky to be alive. if some of his relatives had their way, he would have been killed as an infant. translation: i was chased from home. a friend took me in. but after three weeks, she asked me to put acid in my son's food. i refused to poison my child and left. florence has struggled ever since, doing odd jobs to survive. and she can't even afford a wheelchairfor her son. she's not alone. many women in rural kenya say they're pressured to kill disabled children. no one knows how many of them give in. but infa nticide has deep cultural roots. i'm trying to understand the cultural context, why people would kill children with disabilities, so i've come to a village near the maasai mara to meet with a traditional birth attendant. she spent her whole life delivering babies. she says it wasn't

carry the personal safety devices. the buttons are designed to protect against harassment and assault. some devices will be wi-fi-enabled and automatically send an employee's location to security. others will emit a loud shriek. annee. ht. i'm suhat will ge the work. >> agreed. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you. >> thank you. >>> still to come, he was a hollywood original. we remember the life and career of actor burt reynolds. olds. [conference phone] baloney! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. i thought this was a i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to wear for up to 12 weeks. right, freshness for weeks! downy unstopables. for a fresh too feisty to quit. and now try downy unstopables with the original scent of tide working on the project could be to blame. plus: the north bay senior homes losing their licenses after a state investigation. and: more white house officials are saying they had nothing to do with the anonymous new york times op-ed blasting president trump.

ann is the type of professor that inspires this. half of them were my own notes and so important that i carried them through grad school and used them. they were that well-established in an undergraduate course. that is the kind of scholar and has always been in my head, someone who is very careful, someone who encourages asking questions and really understood the student. i'm also really excited to be here with this book. just over ten years ago, i remember going into ann's office and she at the time was doing a lot of research around trans issues and sports. and we had been talking and i looked up and on the chalkboard, if any of you do research, know often there's a chalkboard with scribbles and she had all this scribbling on it. suddenly this one day it was erased in the middle and in place of all the scribbling, she just wrote two words. queer family. i remember looking at it and she's like byron, this is my work now. i remember thinking at the time okay, after 2005, we were in canada, the marriage thing had happened, i thought okay, is this about like oh, this is what a family looks like. she said no. there's something bigger.

carry labour party and some of the remainers because they will not go her a blank cheque on which to negotiate once the withdrawal agreement has been signed off on. yes, i thought it was interesting, anneersations are there, it sounds like you think the direction is moving more towards norway and then on towards canada type relationship with the european union. is that something that is actually feasible? does britain want to get to that, what has been known as canada plus, can it get that? and is it something that would be politically tolerable? the point nick boles is making is that if you do normally, you can negotiate only position of strength for canada plus, i do not know if they are going towards that but what i know is that when brussels looks at the division within the tory party, it is asking for the theresa may can carry the chequers plan and why are we investing such effort in negotiating with dominic raab the brexit secretary? other thing that strikes me from what we have heard today from brussels, is that if it is not the brussels plan, there is not enough time to come up with a new sort of plan that we have not heard of before, and it will have to be something that is of