congress and a lot of them unseated, long-standing, older congress people and one of those women was katie hill out of california. - i was talking to some people and eventually a couple people said, "you should run", and i'm like, "yeah right." but then you know, you think more about it and you're like, "if donald trump can run, there's no rules anymore on who should be able to do it." i'd never actually been involved with a political campaign before. we really just kind of built it from the ground up and it, you know, took off. (crowd chants "katie!") i was the third youngest woman ever elected to congress and all three of us were in the same year. - the sheer number of women running overall smashing previous records. - we were in a moment for women and for young people and for people who had not previously been engaged politically but who were like, "holy shit, we need to do something." - one thing that i think is continually frustrating and disappointing about being a millennial is our lack of political power. that said, that's starting to shift. - every year you're seeing the number of mill

> it was one of los angeles's, most high-profile murder cases, the killing of katie and jose menendez and their beverly hills mansion back in august of 1989, the convicted killers, their sons, lyle and erik menendez, who after decades behind bars could soon have a shot at freedom. we have a moral. >> anything else will all asian. to review what is being percent. it was the la county district attorney's office announcing on thursday with newly discovered evidence surfacing on allegations of abuse by their father that drove the brothers to kill. officials are now taking another look at this case to determine if the brother should be released from prison. one possibility what is being alleged by his lawyers not buy a house. that there was evidence it had that evans men percent, the food, jury. the outcome of this case would have been different. the menendez brothers were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in 1996. they've been behind bars for nearly 35 years with several failed appeal attempts. the brothers legal team had requested a retrial asserting that there was newly discovered e

> it was one of los angeles's, most high-profile murder cases, the killing of katie and jose menendez and their beverly hills mansion back in august of 1989, the convicted killers, their sons, lyle and erik menendez, who after decades behind bars could soon have a shot at freedom. we have a moral. >> anything else will all asian. to review what is being percent. it was the la county district attorney's office announcing on thursday with newly discovered evidence surfacing on allegations of abuse by their father that drove the brothers to kill. officials are now taking another look at this case to determine if the brother should be released from prison. one possibility what is being alleged by his lawyers not buy a house. that there was evidence it had that evans men percent jury. the outcome of this case would have been different. the menendez brothers were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in 1996. they've been behind bars for nearly 35 years with several failed appeal attempts. the brothers legal team had requested a retrial asserting that there was newly discovered evidence sup

their father, jose menendez, a record company exec, and their mother, katie menendez, were shot and killed in the family's beverly hills mansion in august of 1989. 21 year old lyle, at the time an 18 year old eric, were arrested months later on first-degree murder charges. they were tried separately, but both trials ended in a hung jury. they were then prosecuted in one trial found guilty. 1996 here, the brothers claim they were sexually abused by their father, but the judge opted not to allow jurors to hear much of the allegations. >> i think that often for cultural reasons, we don't believe victims of sexual assault may have affected some of the jurors. >> but also remember, in this case, there is some evidence that the brothers went to family members and asked them to lie. >> now gascon acknowledges not everyone will agree with his decision. there was even opposition, he says, within his own office. >> i have to tell you unequivocally that we don't have a universal agreement. there are people in the office that strongly believe that the menendez brothers should stay in prison for the rest of their life, even though

we reached katie, actually one of the biggest is really c t at the northern boulder from this hill top in the middle of the town. it's kind of ironic view opens up lebanon surrounds us on 3 sides, including behind me with the boulder less than 5 kilometers away. the air is heavy with tension as they unmistakable sound of as really to react case in the distance firing off every 5 to 10 minutes. and each ton during blas signals support for id f troops that have already crossed into lab and on and to find the gravity hall, the unfolding conflict. next to carry out small and arrived at the boulder, sits the tiny sure is george settlement altima tula. now another no man's land, it's destroyed and burns houses are a stock reminder of the federal security that is sold off now due to the ground operation. we were among the last journalist a visit and before the closure, the only person we met there was the mayor who not only supports his really troops on the ground and lab and on, but sees no other way to ensure the safe return of these really, residents it myself could the last city, if you,

was it was one of los angeles's, most high-profile murder cases, the killing of katie and jose menendez and their beverly hillsust of 1989, the convicted killers, their sons, lyle and erik menendez, who after decades behind bars could soon have a shot at freedom. we have a moral. >> coming in to quell obligation. to review what is being percent. it was the la county district attorney's office announcing on thursday with newly discovered evidence surfacing on allegations of abuse by their father that drove the brothers to kill. officials are now taking another look at this case to determine if the brother should be released from prison. one possibility what is being alleged by his lawyers not buy a house. that there was evidence it had that evans meant percent the jury. the outcome of this case would have been different. the menendez brothers were sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in 1996. they've been behind bars for nearly 35 years with several failed appeal attempts. the brothers legal team had requested a retrial asserting that there was newly discovered evidence supporting their

nbc news capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles has the matchup between colin allred and ted cruz. >> reporter: katyer of congress who is challenging ted cruz, the long-term incumbent in texas. this is the only opportunity he has to face off against ted cruz in a debate that will be seen by the entire state of texas, which in many ways, is a mini country. there are 20 different media markets in texas, which makes it very difficult to get your message out to a wide audience. it is very expensive. colin allred has raised millions of dollars in this race against ted cruz. it does show that it is paying off. this race is within the margin of error. it is very close. it's still going to be difficult for allred to overcome what has been a red state for many, many decades. polls show that donald trump at the top of the ticket is leading kamala harris by anywhere between 5 to 7 points. colin allred would have to close that gap and get people to vote for donald trump at the top of the ticket and then vote for him further down ballot, which is a difficult proposition in a presidential election year. still, al

andrea canning: for the children-- aaron, katie, and levi-- art would contain his anger and keep the family peace. but what happened in that little house on the hill would come back to haunt christina's family in the years to come. another painful loss is about to hit this family. one that none of them expected. coming up. when "dateline" continues. ♪♪ when your child has moderate-to-severe eczema, it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, they can stay ahead of their eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. show off to the world. ask your child

hill, politics reporter for the las vegas review journal. mark leavy, pennsylvania state house and politics reporter for the associated press katy kessler ohiort with you, in las vegas, we have seen this early vote in nevada, and democrats, republicans, others, you know, how it breaks down and what the vote looks like, the nevada independent john ralston saying g.o.p. has a 24,000 ballot lead statewide or 5%. it's having a trickle down effect on down ballot races whether this is about a front load g.o.p. vote and dems will begin to change the mix is a question we can't answer yet. ralston was surprised by all that early vote. i'm interested in what you hear on the ground and what it looks like so far. >> this is definitely a you this trend. usually republicans come out more so on election day and not so much on early voting. but like ralston had said it remains to be seen what significance this will have. we have, you know, basically two week period of early voting, so, one more week left, we will see how it goes. but, it really goes back to the change in messaging from the republican party and the trump campaign, who previously really were

hill correspondent ali vitali, you sat down with the leader. what did he tell you? >> reporter: sat down with the leader, katyque, new mexico, which gives you a sense of just how many districts there are that are in competition right now, and how disparate they are, especially when you consider that the national conversation is so focused on places like pennsylvania, georgia, michigan, the house seats that they are focusing on are actually in completely different places, laces that are decided at the presidential level but are very much in flux when you get down into these districts. that's why we're seeing jeffries in places not just new mexico, california, oregon, new york state, pennsylvania, these are all places are all places where can flip seats and at the end of the day, jefferies only needs to flip four, at least, in order to flip control of the house. that's something he told me democrats have been governing as if they have the majority. now he wants the gavel to go with it. >> we are certainly worried about maintaining any of these seats. any worries? any specific races in particular that they're co

katie. actually one of the biggest is really c t at the northern boulder from this hill top in the middle of the town. a panoramic view opens up 11 on surround us on 3 sides, including behind me with a move the less than 5 kilometers away. the air is heavy with tension as they unmistakable sound of as really to react case in the distance firing off every 5 to 10 minutes and each tongue. during blas signals support for id f troops that have already crossed into lab and on and to find the gravity hall, the unfolding conflict. next to carry out small and arise at the boulder since the tiny, picturesque, jewish settlement ultimate tula. now another no man's land. it's destroyed and burns houses are a stark reminder of the federal security that is sold off now due to the ground operation. we were among the last journalist a visit and before the closure, the only person we met there was the mayor who not only supports his really troops on the ground and lab alone, but sees no other way to insure the safe return of these really residents. it myself could allow city to you in order to eliminate the