ellie, what do we know? >> nancy, the body was found in front of an abandoned boarded up house just about five blocks away from where autumn lives. this house like i said has been described as abandoned. it is just one street over and a couple blocks down from where autumn lived. it was found last night about 10:00 p.m. it was recycling day today. so all of the homes on the street or most of them had those blue recycling containers on the curb for pickup. >> now ellie, trying to figure something out about recycling. don't you have a recycling bin assigned to you and if this was an abandoned house boarded up, they wouldn't still have a recycling bin assigned to them. so whose recycling bin is it, how did it get there? this says to me, i am just on the outside looking in, that this is somebody that knows that neighborhood, that knows that's the day recycling bins go out, because nobody in that abandoned house pushed the recycling bin to the street, so somebody had to know that was the day of recycling, get tha

ellie is only 16. >> are you going to be nice to me?> i'm nice. >> ellie tells investigators she's only been in the game for three months. she claims victoria lured her away from her previous pimp. >> tell me what's up. >> we all close, we all close. we all get money together. >> under questioning victoria begins to back-pedal saying she works with the other girls but is not their boss. >> i am not an escort service. i'm legitimately a female companion. we all work together. we're all female companions. if something wrong, i'm there for them. we pray together. we're all together. you know what i'm saying? that's just what it is. >> her three musketeers narrative does not scare with the statements of tonya and ellie, nor with the laptop. it's clear she posts ads and the production of the photos of 16-year-old ellie. >> we do what we got to do. they got more money in their purse than me. >> the problem, do you know how old? >> no, i don't. i never knew. when the police ran her name. they acted like everything's good. >> she's 16. so you s

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yes, there are contradictions -- >> ellis, i'm sorry, that is not true.ou joined the great, the great conspiracy? >> no. i know, no -- lou: you're talking about a $4 trillion government, you're talking about the only superpower in the world -- >> yes. lou: -- cia assets in that immediate area. there is no explanation from this administration why they did not rush to the help of those americans. >> exactly. lou: there is no explanation why they did not take steps, there has been no explanation of any kind. [inaudible conversations] >> excuse me, cheri. as someone who has covered many live stories over the years, we all understand that these things dribble out in dribbles and drabs and over time -- [inaudible conversations] >> if it wasn't for fox news, if it wasn't for the journalists at fox news, it wouldn't have dribbled out. lou: we've got to give credit as well to cbs. >> i'm a little biased, but -- lou: and the daily beast. >> are you all suggesting that he doesn't care about our diplomatic crew? lou: you tell me. >> no. >> oh, come on. no. he had a r

he returned to see his wife, katie ellis.tie, chad informed her that he contracted hepatitis and she is likely to have it as well and should be tested as soon as possible. but katie has shown considerably less concern than chad. >> i'm not totally freaked out or scared or anything. just something that i'm going to have to deal with. >> in fact, katie has yet to report to the medical clinic to test for hepatitis. she fears a positive result will mean transferring to the infirmary for an indefinite period of time, forcing her to leave behind the good friends she's made in her housing unit. >> without them it would be very lonely, very depressing. you know, trying to get through this by yourself. >> there's no possible way she doesn't have it. it's impossible. >> chad is still living at the salvation army in downtown tampa. but today he's ridden his bike ten miles to the jail to see katie again. >> did you go get tested for your hepatitis? >> no. >> no. and the reason why is because you don't want to get moved out of that pod, h

angela mcglowan joins us, ellis henican, scherr ri ya coe ellis henican, scherr ri ya coe bit.nergy is being produced to power our lives. whilenergy development , north america's natural gas proders are committed to safely and responsibly providing generations of cleaner-burning energy for our country, drilling thousands of feet below fresh water sources within self-contained well systems. and, using state-of-the-art monitoring technologies, rigorous practices help ensure our operations are safe and clean for our communities and the environment. we're america's natural gas. lou: joining me now, the a-teaa. republican strategist, angela mcglowan, fox news contributor ellis hen can, former rnc spokesperson cheriacobus. good to have you here. cheri, let's start with you, if we may. >> okay. lou: the president gets a sfe interview with jon stewart and screws it up. and then talks about four de americans as, quote-unquote, not optil. whats going on? i think the president is so used to having a media that gives him an a adoring media tht not only can he not handle himsf when things g

angela mcglowan joins us, ellis henican, scherr ri ya coe ellis henican, scherr ri ya coe bit.en we gotrried. i had three kids. and she became the full ti mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleading, and baseball. those years were crazy. so, as we go into this next phase, you know, a big part of it for us is that there isn't anything on the schedule. monarch of markeng analysis. with the ability to improve roi tough seo alby c andou...rent from national. because only national lets you choose ancain the ale... and go. you can even take a full-se or above, and still pay the mid-size price. i'm going b-i-g. [ male announcer ] good choice business pro. good choice. national. go like a pro. lou: joining me now, the a-teaa. republican strategist, angela mcglowan, fox news contributor ellis hen can, former rnc spokesrson cheri jacobus. good to have you here. cheri, let's stt wi you, if weay. >> okay. lou: the president gets a safe interview with jontewart and screws it up. and then talks about four dead americans as, quote-unquote, not optimal. what is going on? >> i think the

what about it, ellie? experts in that area, in fact, an expert from the rocky mountain children's law center, said she wouldn't be surprised if he's out in a week on electronic monitoring. so he may even serve less than the 90 days in jail. >> you're kidding, ellie? >> i'm not kidding, nancy. >> ellie, if he does get out in a week with an ankle monitor know you mean like like paris hilton sported and lindsay lohan? that thing? give me a shot of that. he will get out with an ankle monitor like paris and lindsay and he killed his 6-month-old baby girl? >> well, nancy, like you said earlier, he was facing much more serious charges. that child abuse resulting in death in addition to the manslaughter charge. he could have faced a lot more time. even the 90-day sentence is a pretty good deal for him. but according to some people who are looking at this case, he may not even do that much time. find someone who can build a futuristic dash board display. bring future guy back. watch him build a tft display like not

but newsday columnist ellis henequen -- ellis henican says i am wrong to be so cynical.e would cut, and he spent like a drunken sailor. >> we all want a president who will say something way before he becomes elected and feel like he is completely, rigidly tied into that in ways that he cannot deal with events ashe happen. a lot of stuff happens, some of it was pretty bad, and you want a president to is in there being flexible for you john: he was be really flexible. >> okay. john: when he debated hillary clinton he said -- he complained that government spent some much money on programs that don't work, and he was going to eliminate a whole host of them. >> we need to eliminate a host of programs that did not work, and i want to go to the federal budget line by line, pagg by page, programs that do not work we should cut. john: it would be great if he did. he did almost none of that. just lying. >> well, hold on a second. i mean, there is an awful lot of money that has been spen. much of it bad enough support, but the reality is that we entered the early days of his admini

i really want eddie ellis to happen. i'm not confident in some of the upcoming events over the coming months. i'm repeating myself there. with the west plan, which is something that came out of the transportation authority study, is that something we are looking to down the road? >> so we are recommending funding for something that was included in that neighborhood transportation plan, mid-block crossings at seventh and eighth, submit bid the authority. we have been in discussion with mta. they have agreed to be the sponsor and internally developing a project and schedule tol -- schedule to deliver and other authorities as well. >> thank you. >> finishing up on ellis and eddie, attachment 3, the authority submitted a bunch of projects because when we do plans we have to work with implementing agencies primarily and make sure they take ownership. ellison eddie will follow up. one of the other points is estimate was around $6 million, a big bite. maybe we can phase or backfill so we will follow up with your office. >> okay

this is the city that only had two homicides in all of last year. 36-year-old lamont ellis was gunned down early sunday morning about 2 a.m. shot multiple times according to police found in mullinex alley. his friends gathered for a vigil tonight at the very spot where he was killed. they believe he was the victim of an attempted robbery, but police say they have not yet determined a motive. meanwhile gunfire rang out around 5:30 this evening in the 300 block of west south street, shots that could be heard from police headquarters. area residents say somebody started firing a weapon after a big street fight involving 15 or 20 people. police say one person was stabbed and is in serious condition. no word on whether the two incidents are connected. police are waiting for autopsy results on lamont ellis. >> we believe he was downtown at some of our downtown establishments. we think he left downtown, was leaving with a group of people or walking with a group of people when he was walking through the alley to his transport to leave for the evening. >> i just hope that they catch this perso

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the killing of lamont ellis was the first and only homicide so far this year. back in to you, will. >> thanks for the update. >>> tomorrow marks 10 years

tonight more gun fire -- ellis early this morning. tonight more gunfire and fox 5 was on the scene. >> reporter: a lot going on in a short amount of time. the street violence broke out shortly after we arrived here in frederick about 5:30. we were talking to a police lieutenant about sunday's murder when all of a sudden you could hear gunshots fired from close by and then about an hour ago a vigil for lamont ellis. >> in the name of jesus, amen. >> reporr: lamont ellis had a lot of friends. they showed up to pay tribute to him in mullinex alley where he was found dead 2:30 sunday morning. his girl friend and children were at the vigil. ellis was remembered as the manager of the seafood department at a gaithersburg giants supermarket. >> he was a wonderful friend and a good father, had a big heart. he will be missed. >> he was a good guy, never bothered nobody ever. all he did was smile. >> reporter: his friend think he was the victim of a robbery, that somebody asked him for money and killed him when he said he didn't have any. police

tracy: ellis. >> good luck.trope he has been completely unable to walk. i feel sorry for him. he is under a lot of pressure. mitt, be specific. nail the president but be likeable okay? you have to be completely likeable. tracy: the likeable thing is the part that bothers me the most because people think they can have a beer with president obama. people do not think they could even have like a diet coke with mitt romney. >> he doesn't even drink beer. tracy: where do the undecideds go at end of the day? do you go with a guy you have a beer with? >> most of the american people are fed up with the celebrity president. they want somebody confident and to turn this ship around and rescue america that is governor romney. likeability thing, you know what? so overrated. get under obama's skin, say you're likeable but -- >> however, monica, you have to believe the guy actually wants to help you. i think mitt is having a little trouble with that. tracy: clearly you both will be watching monica crowley, ellis henican. look

rehema ellis, ohio. >> that is our broadcast on this monday night, thank you for joining us. i'm brian williams. we'll see you for our live debate coverage tonight. and of course, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night.

and that information should happen sometime next week. >>> thank you, rehema ellis covering the story. >>> and today, the attention around the world is focused on the 14-year-old girl targeted for assassination by the taliban. she has become a worldwide symbol of the fight for freedom and the fight for all girls to get an education. we get an update on her condition today from nbc's amna nawaz. she covers pakistan for us >> reporter: good evening, less than three days after she was shot by the taliban coming home from her school, malala yousufzai is showing signs of improvement. doctors deemed her stable enough today to be taken from peshawar to islamabad. the new area, which is more equipped and has more equipment. she is not out of danger, she is still unconscious, but they are now putting her chances of survival at 70%. meanwhile, across pakistan, people continue to take to streets to condemn the taliban attack and support malala yousufzai. one demonstrator said if they kill her, ten more will come forward. >> thank you. >>> a sad update from the gulf of mexico tonight, the coast g

rehema ellis has more. >> reporter: like many mothers, allison tate, a mother of four, was everywhereeir lives, but nowhere in their pictures. >> i knew i was not in pictures with my kids, not in front of the water fall. i avoid the camera, i know i avoid the camera. >> reporter: recently at a family party, she had every intention of remaining behind the scene. >> i was kind of a mess, and my five-year-old little boy ran up to me and said "mommy, come in the photo booth with me" i was like how do i look? but i did it. >> reporter: and that is when it dawned on her, of the thousands of pictures with her kids, she was almost in none of them. and she blogged about it. >> some day i want them to see me sitting beside them, me, the woman who gave birth to them, me, who cried when i dropped them off at school, when i read them bedtime stories. i want to be in the picture to give them that visual memory of me. i want them to see me, how much i am here, how much they are loved. >> reporter: the message went viral, viewed almost 6 million times. thousands of readers even sent photos and shared

a family grateful for the safe return of their son, and thankful for his four best friends, rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> and that is our broadcast on a thursday night. don't forget to join us for an all new "rock center" to the at 10, 9 central on this very station. thank you for joining us, i'm brian williams, we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> he was denied eagle scout status because he is gay. a local scout takes his fight to the next level. >> reporter: live in oakland, an arm man on campus led to a lockdown at an oakland university. i'll tell you how it all ended coming up in a live report. >> also, the error by google people send shock waves through wall street. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. >> it has been a hot topic across the country.

ellis will tweet, newt will tweet about ellis. ellis doesn't actually tweet.what's it been like? i love the books and i'm glad you came on to talk about it. we have seen you on the campaign trail and we haven't actually heard from you that much. what has that been like for you watching your husband go through the process of running for president, the primary process, and perhaps criticism he might have received, maybe even from this show at times. from your perspective, what was that it like? >> it was an exhilarating process and one we were really blessed to be a part of. as we traveled across america, it was clear that the american people are generous and open. whether or not they agree with you politically, american people are good people. and i think most of us are still optimistic about the future of our country. >> people have strong feelings, and it came out in the primaries especially about your husband's points of view, his history in politics, he's been called a lot of names. and a lot of great things as well. and he's accomplished great things. what

jean ellie joins us in san francisco where friends and co-workers will step forward. >> they are listed in critical condition here at san francisco general hospital. his friends tell me his wife in mexico is trying to get permission to come here because doctors say his prognosis is not good. >> he's a really really good person, and he was planning on going home. he was ready to leave, he missed his family, he wasn't planning on being here past next christmas. >> brandy is afraid her friend and co-worker may never see his wife and four children in mexico again. the popular san francisco cook is in critical condition. >> he's a beautiful person, and there's, you know, a line of people in the hallway at the hospital just waiting. >> police tell the 39-year-old in the street at 16th and valencia after breaking up a large fight around 2:00 a.m. tuesday morning. he said his heart stopped. no one is sure what happened. but friends believe he was targeted. >> bad elements of the mission. they kind of target guys who work in restaurants or who even know they carry a lot of cash in their pockets.

a family grateful for the safe return of their son, and thankful for his four best friends, rehema ellis >>> and that is our broadcast on a thursday night. don't forget to join us for an all new "rock center" to the at 10, 9 central on this very station. thank you for joining us, i'm brian williams, we of course hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night.

our report from nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: new york university medical, one of the most respectedching hospitals in new york city, found itself in crisis at the height of the storm. flooded with up to 12 feet of water, it lost power, including its backup generator. dozens of ambulances from across the city lined up in front of and around the hospital and through the night and into this morning moved more than 200 patients, some adults and even babies in critical condition to other facilities, including julia alamone, who pregnant and in labor had to be carried down several flights of stairs. >> i wouldn't know what to do, where do we go? she's having powerful contractions every 30 seconds. they took her off the bed, got her on this med flat and proceeded to slide her really slowly down eight flights of stairs. >> reporter: they were told they would have to evacuate to mt. sinai medical center, four miles away. everyone was in dark, and julia in severe pain. >> just closing my eyes. >> i was holding a cell phone above her while they were putting in the iv and epidural. >> reporter:

rahima ellis reports. >> reporter: nestled in the hills of west virginia is doddridge elementary schooliar scene, students lining up to eat in the cafeteria. >> grab your milk. >> reporter: but it's 5:20 in the evening and this is a free dinner, chicken and salad wraps with apple crisp for dessert. >> it just tastes really good. >> reporter: with more than 25% of children living at or below the poverty line in west virginia, the need is great. >> some children when they leave here at the end of the day they don't eat another meal until they come in in the morning. >> you're welcome. >> some of these kids will ask for seconds because you know there's a sibling at home that hasn't eaten yet and they want to put it in their backpack so they'll have something to eat. >> reporter: doddridge is one of 120 schools where 50% of the students qualify for subsidized school dinners. it's part of a ten-year program to provide dinner to school kids in the nation's poorest communities. >> honestly, i was, like, oh, one more thing that we are going have to do, but then the benefits that we've seen far

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