as a sophomore music major, she meets vocalist luke smith, also in the program. >> we met when luke was a freshman and i was a sophomore here, at s.o.u. and we just -- we clicked right away. we had similar personalities, being dorky, loud and silly and maybe a little misunderstood. our friendship blossomed, and we became best friends very quickly. >> reporter: and then, it became romantic? you started dating -- >> yeah. yes, it did. it was a surprise, i think, for both of us. >> reporter: months passed. the relationship progressed and became sexual. but soon luke was pressing niki to engage in a type of sex that she wasn't comfortable with. and one night last spring, she's sleeping over at luke's apartment. tell me what you remember about that night. >> we had tried watching a movie. i wasn't able to fall asleep. and so i decided to take a sleeping pill. and he knew i was taking it. it wasn't working, and it was getting really late. and i had class early in the morning. so i took a second one, and i fell asleep really quickly. but i -- i remember dozing off, and he was still awake, and

in the old saint lukes. we have been really dismated with the amount to provide basic procedures. which we have done for years and no longer do. i understand that there is a hill physician's group that has a contract with some of our doctors that if a patient, let's just pick out a child is seen in that doctor's office we cannot have an x-ray done at saint lukes hospital they must go over to cmp c and then return to the primary care doctor. my concern with the previous speaker who identified the sore spots within the care of the saint lukes hospital i do remember being in the previous board of supervisors meeting the last one where one of the representatives of cpmc did speak about being excited about the opportunities in the area and being that we had more high-tech people moving in that would give a better economic support for saint lukes hospital and that being said, my concern is that we may be forgetting some vital pockets of need, thoroughly outlined by the previous speaker. >> good morning, i live in

enforcement under the agreement and finally the saint lukes diabetes clinics, we have received reports that there have been changes to staffing in the diabetes klinish at saint lukes that are effecting mono lingual women, the same number of people are being serve and we believe that there is concern about the level of cultural come pentcy. while they have policies in place that support the class standards and the metrics to measure their performance there we have concerns about the actual implementation and how that effects the patients. so that concludes my presentation, and we will come. >> thanks, i am with oewd and thanks for your patience through this detailed presentation. i am the wrap up speaker so we are almost done i wanted to remind all of you how difficult and complex the process was for arriving at this development agreement. the staff believe that over all considering the short reporting period covered by this report, that the development agreement's provisions are working relatively well so far and the staff's recommendation to the director's of public hel and this plann

we are delighted that the medical staff at saint lukes, which is a separate body as you heard, and a medical staff at our pacific and california campuses are well on the way of integrating most of the critical services and there are several services such as critical care that are not on that list that are also integrated together and that is important for our ability to continue to provide care for that community. we exceeded by a large amount, the construction workforce hiring goals and provided the substantial support for the training and construction workers in san francisco. and of course, we funded all of the cash commitments to the various departments and agencies and foundations and that were included in the development agreement. i mentioned that we are under way and it is easy to lose sight of the fact that this is a development agreement without building two new hospitals. we are well under way and we have had the ground breaking ceremonies at both campus and foundation work is under way, and we are still digging at saint lukes. but because the saint lukes project is a ligh

it is not with the new beds, in saint lukes, what types of services will saint lukes be providing and how is that going to meet, you know, like some of the needs that we have in the city and how is it going to fill the gaps? that we have identified through the health improvement plan and through the master plan. and you know, and, i can't tell you how to hire people. but it is a little bit concerning to hear that some bilingual staff are let go and that, the questions becomes you know, like what is it like? you know? for a patient to navigate through the system? i totally understand that sometimes you have to have specialties and you know, like services in one hospital, and because we want everybody to get the best care. and live in the excelcier that my late grandfather benefited from saint lukes because that is the hospital that he actually went to when an medical emergency came up. the last time that he was transported to san francisco general because they had a better treatment for people who experienced strokes and because of that, my grandfather spent six additional months with

and sort of to eliminate this as we are going to rebuild and to continue to build to saint lukes and when of course, this is now, this is being navigated as a latino cultural center, and this is, something that you are really need to think about, and i mean that i think that this is a very important area that you need to think about pertaining to how we are go to provide the services and going to continue that we have done for years and years and years. and this is something that we will be discussing for the health commission, and out comes and etc.. all that i am saying is that i really think that we are not voting on anything today and i was informed before we came, but i really think that this was a fantastic opportunity to listen and say, you know, it reminds me and saying, that we stand with the pride and we view it with alarm and we have a few challenges that we are going to work on and we are going to navigate them to make sure that patients and san franciscan and the quality care is a flag ship of excellent pertaining to the collaborations that are under way. and we have som

say hello to luke russert.again. please welcome krystal ball. she played the french horn. and looking to hit the right notes today, it's jessica taylor. now, the host of "up against the clock," steve kornacki. >> thank you jim cutler. thank you, contestants. thank you, studio audience. everyone tuning in at home. and welcome to a very special opening round edition of "the up against the clock," 2015 tournament of champions. all three contestants you see here today, well this, is actually not true. i'll explain this in a second. jessica and luke won their qualifying matches earlier in the season. maybe you remember those games. krystal ball as the returning national champion from 2014 out tomatically placed in the tournament. >> i thought i was world champion. >> we change the title. galactic why not. she is the number one overall seed. the next three weekends opening round match-ups. the winner from each of those games will compete in a very special national championship edition or world championship edition of

should he do something to help luke? his mind when the woman comes after him too. >> what do you think you're doing, eh? you little fart. >> that's why the film stopped. because i didn't want her to knock the phone out of my hand. i just thought, well, i'd better stop now. >> so just who is this female ball of terror scaring the bejesus out of her neighbors? >> my name's valerie dunningham. i'm 63. i'm a mother of four and a grandmother of six. and i'm 4'10". and i don't really take it upon myself to hit everybody. but i'm afraid he got me in the wrong mood that morning. >> valerie tells her side of the story. >> i had my car out, cleaning it, and the wheelie bin had come from here. and it's an industrial bin, not a wheelie bin. and i was walked over to here. and i pushed it. and i happened to have the newspaper in my hand. so bang, bang, bang, bang. he was here. and he went like this. he was frightened of me. he was frightened. the more he stopped, the more i did. and i went bing, bing, bing, bing. i don't know how many

the california pacific and the davis campuss that are reported together as one hospital, and saint lukes reports separately. and so similar, this requires that the community benefit be maintained at levels which was 8 million upon entering into the agreement. and the prorated share of this was approximately 1.16 million dollars, and cpmc then exceeded that by providing the community benefit in the amount of 1.5 million dollars. and also, the base line, charity care component requires that cpmc maintains the charity care and so that they can be no more restrictive and continue their financial support to the bay view, child health center. >> the second large component of the development agreement, related to medical care, was in the medical beneficiaries and first to require that cpmc saw the beneficiaries was to maintain the contract with the plan which is the primary provider of medical services and insurance. cpmc did do that. as to the new medical beneficiaries are required to provide 54, and hospital care for up to 5400 medical beneficiaries. and there is no time line for them to meet

. >> your concerns, state your point about saint luke and include the discussion about the structure of the diabetes center. i heard the majority of commissioners on both commissions agreed that is a concern. >> i believe from the appropriate concerns around the diabetes center. >> why that was mentioned it would help. >> thank you, director. >> i look forward to working with director ram and i want to thank the commissioners because i worked with you during this process and will is the community along with cpmc. the department of course has the development agreement and we have the responsibility to provide this overall health in our city for example with the ebola response we worked very closely with the hospital and made site visits to make sure they were prepared. we are obligated to ensure that when we hear things like diabetes and cultural competency i think we can work closely with cpmc and a stronger way to ensure that they are culturally competent. i don't see why i can't work with them closely to ensuring them. also the mso issue in the tenderloin, i think we can solve that

luke and kelly, the mood up there. today is a festive day not just for republicans, but both parties. it's the first day of school. >> you see a lot of friends and family here. i was walking over to do the hit and i saw a former governor in bob graham. his daughter is going to be sworn in today as a member of the house in florida for the second district. he then subjected to having to do a few hundred photo opes of members who want their picture taken with him and their families sworn in off the floor. all the new member fist they want the pictures. it's a big physical day for the speaker. he has to recite the pledge for a lot of folks and take a lot of pictures. >> there is a new jingle in the house, the longest serving member retire and is being replaced by debbie dingle from michigan. on the senate side we have to see the ceremonial swearing ins when vice president biden greets all of the families. >> historically that always makes for classic joe moments. we will await the vice president. i rode in the elevator wit

let's go right to the hill nbc's luke russert. luke do you expect an actual thaw an end to the obstruction, republicans using the legislative process to attack the president, or do folks actually want to do business this term? >> reporter: well you see all these nice articles that come out in publications like "the politico" where they say, we want to do these big things we want to work with the other side, we want to try and get some stuff for our legacy. when it's all said and done toure, what is the first issue this congress has to tackle that's significant? that's funding the department of homeland security on february 28th. that's when the funding runs out. that has to do with immigration. the first fight we'll have in this congress is immigration where house speaker john boehner and mitch mcconnell will have to figure out a way in which they can fund the department of homeland security and allow for their members some way to air out their grievances regarding those executive actions the president made on immigration. that's

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luke and kelly, we head to you now on the hill. we heard from both republican leaders in congress today. let's quickly take a listen. >> all the president really offered last night is more government, more taxes, more of the same approach that's failed the middle class for decades. >> if the president is willing to put the veto threats away and the designed to fail talking points aside, we can still cooperate to get some smart things done for the people we represent. >> kelly, right now the keystone pipeline is leader mcconnell's top priority. give us a sense of how that debate is now likely to play out. >> well in a separate orbit from all the things that went on with the state of the union, the senate is at work at that and will be occupied with it for days with amendments and so forth. they believe it can pass. and there are some democrats who are going to work with republicans to see that done. what i'm hearing is that there was both the extension of the president's hand to say he wants to work with congress and also the veto t

i'm joined by nbc's luke russert. luke, i've been watching you and understand you've talked to some of these stranded paengss. how are they holding up? what are they doing? how are they passing time there at laguardia? >> reporter: kind of the same way the media is passing the time, craig, sitting in the cav cafeteria and looking at their phones and enjoying the one coffee place that's open and lunch place. i've got to tell you, there's been criticism of the governor and mayor de blasio for preemptively closing the roads and shutting down the subway saying that that was too much for too little of a storm. but, when the airlines started canceling flights last night, that really did allow for a lot of people to check into a hotel or alter their travel plans. so thankfully we didn't see these horrific scenes that usually accompany a blizzard of this magnitude where you have people sprauled out on cots not enough food or chargers. all of that being said for the 70 or so that spent the night, not too pleasant. take a liste

maybe that will clear that up. >> luke i'll ask you, do you believe bill belichick? i think i -- i'm not sure actually. i think he might know or might not know. i know it was a little fishy he's kind of deflecting the blame to come brady now. maybe he's covering his bases or actually didn't know. i don't know. we'll see. >> i don't think he's really selling out tom brady, do you, nat? what he said is i'll let tom brady talk about that and then we found out he'll talk about that later anyway. it had to be coordinated. >> it will be interesting to see what tom brady said. we talked to jack trudeau, a long time nfl quarterback, spent eight years with the colts. he said it was very possible -- he took care of the footballs when he was quarterbacking. the coach didn't have a lot to do with that process. he said it's very possible a coach wouldn't know if something was going on with the inflation of the balls, that the coach wouldn't know. it's entirely possible bill belichick wasn't involved in this. >> do you think tom brady might have been? >> again, i don't have any kn

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of diabetes but because we are talking specifically what might be the necessary services of saint lukes and not get into business plan of the cpmc enterprise, to really discuss what the community, what part of services community did need and i think the diabetes issue is important, but i think it maybe only a harboring of what the underlying issue which is how do we meet the needs of the current residents of the mission as well as what would be an expanded need as the city continues to expand. i think that is the underlying concern whether it be just simply a diabetes clinic or should be a gestational program or women's program or what not. so i think there should be not to subvert an overall master plan but understanding how one meets those community needs at the same time as it meets the larger needs of the world center that it is building. and i would suggest that it be part of it along with that cultural competency again is not just simply on the issue of diabetes but that would cross all of the other programs that cpmc has. i into -- know they have some wonderful programs and that'

that is luke the boxer from upper darby.s owner likes to dress him up and his sister in costumes. but their facebook page about their adventure has more than 16,000 likes. what i like more than the outfit is he is sitting in the front seat like a person. >> you know, a lot of dudes will get a dog to pick up chicks. this guy will in the get any ladies dressed like that. >> yes, will because ladies see that and he necessary about frozen. he likes elsa. he is in touch with his disney side. >> i'm in the buying it. >> looking live at the radar here in the delaware valley some areas may be seeing some snow and sleet already according to steve keeley but there is better news in store for the weekend. sue has your forecast. >>> scary stuff here a texas teen survives a close call with police they thought his bee-bee gun was real, one officer's quick judgment call that prevented a true >>> philadelphia police are investigating an early morning shooting that happened in this parking lot outside a wal-mart here at philadelphia mills ma

then you watch episode six, "return of the jedi", when luke then redeems him and rescues his dad. >>l journey. it's called the machete order. i didn't make it up. it's online. look it up. it's been scientifically tested. [ laughter ] obama is going to institute it next month. >> seth: oh, that's exciting. >> very exciting. >> seth: i hope he can get it through congress. >> get together on this. >> seth: last thing. you're nominated for a grammy. congratulations. you do not think you should win? [ cheers and applause ] >> look, look. i am very, very, proud to have been nominated for a grammy. but weird al is nominated for a grammy for "mandatory fun". he should win. if there's anybody out there watching, any grammy voters, if you haven't done your ballot yet, please -- i am campaigning for weird al and i'm nominated. so vote for weird al, please. >> seth: all right. well, either way, congratulations. thank you so much. >> oh, man, my pleasure. >> seth: patton oswalt, everybody! "silver screen fiend" is in stores now. we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause

. >> luke stewart (calling names). >> good afternoon classroom north korean i'm luke stewart currently the president of the mission bay t m a i'm to explain our history the mission bay he shuttle was implement as part of the original agreement the goal to provide a reliable transit for caltrain muni and bart that's our motioning mission we augment transition and don't replace that unlike each hoa we're funded by the community at large and that includes workers and visitors but many purposes do pay specifically properties that are owned by i did state our nonprofit agents to provide shuttle because the demand is there but the subsidy explicit is come cheaper for example if the new pedestrian safety building were occupied by a tenant 66 thousand there's per year we serve hundreds of students and workers who depend on on the shuttle for their finish of their days our community-based shuttle has exceeded capacity and 40 percent of our rirpd is unfund we ask for mta's consideration in two areas the mta allocate additional curb space specifically for shuttle boarding and repurposing the spac

he was just a good guy. >> the death of our brother luke recalls our human condition and the brevityth. >> even though they were on opposite sides of the law, they still had a decades old relationship. >> i knew luke for 30 years, and i loved him. he was a good guy. >> any time he would open his mouth and tell a story, i made sure i had time to listen to him. >> we spent many, many hours playing pinochle, watching baseball games, and i would come in from work and be tired and i'd feel like making something to eat and here would come luke and he he'd say, you got some bread? he'd have some gravy made. he could make some gravy. >> he would sit and talk with me hours on hours. >> he always tried to keep me out of trouble, you know, keep it on the straight and narrow. >> he meant an awful lot to me. >> lucas, i'm going to miss you. >> on the other end of the spectrum, our stay at indiana state also included a wedding. >> this is my girlfriend, jodie. >> when we met inmate ronnie ty, serving 11 years for robbery, he was looking forward to making a lifetime commitment to jodie. >> tell me

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. >>> and for more on the state of the union we're joined by luke russert from msnbc "the briefing."ing. >> stoop down a tiny so you're not towering over mere. >> can i move down? live on tv. there you go. we'll show you. you're bigger than me barbara, without doubt. you are. >> so happy to have you with us. you'll be with us on mondays and fridays. you're with "the briefing." we'll talk about that shortly so people will know what it is but we're going to hear from the president. will he reach out to republicans tomorrow? >> he will reach out on the issue of trade, and that's something that is not a very sexy political issue that a lot of people tay attentionpay tangsattention to. actually face some opposition from his own party on that but the main thing we'll hear from president obama is really a plan to go after those who are the top, top, top of the income bracket. the .01%. not eastern the 1 percent. the .01% called the trust fund loophole. he'll go after sort of monies it's complicated, we explain it on our website and on our show today. monies stored away not taxed as sort of

luke russert, great to see you this morning, buddy. thank you, appreciate it. >> take care. >> adam reese is on long island where they have been hit with several inches so far. want to check back with adam to see how things developed there since we last spoke. looks like it is coming down a little bit heavier. >> reporter: thomas, good morning. it is coming down really hard. winds whipping at about 31 miles per hour. i'll walk through these drifts. some of them 2 feet 3 feet. look up here this is a long island expressway which some call the nation's biggest parking lot, the busiest highway, completely empty. it is a ghost town. you don't see any cars whatsoever. we have seen some plows come through, some caravans of plows, about 650 pieces of equipment on long island, clearing the roads. governor cuomo issued a complete travel ban at 11:00 last night. basically we haven't seen any cars any people out here. it is a very unpredictable storm. so we're looking out for some power outages, trees down power lines down best to stay inside stay

together with luke skywalker, 17-year-old hopefully interviewing george lucas. it's access we give to fans to talk to the people and content they care about. the third level is we do pay contributors once they come to a certain professional routine of writing for us reaching our audience. >> how many contributors do you pay then? >> we're at about 2,000, 3,000 articles per week right now. mostly written by contributors but maybe a third or like 20% written by our editorial staff. >> of the 2,000 -- >> we're paying about 15 to 20 right now but we give access to a bigger group. how we see it we're not judging you on how you write. everybody can write and contribute it's simple to write about something. and not all of those writers want to become writers professionally, there's a lot of people who actually just want to express themselves as soon as we see those writers and reach more things -- >> one comparison we always make almost famous. you know 16 years old when he toured to write the first cover story for "rolling stone" but that's a big -- >> but the idea. >

also with this is luke johnson. thank you so much for joining us, ambassador. beyond that a little. can you tell us about the sense of cooperation there is between france and the u.k. in terms of intelligence sharing at this point? >> of course. france in the u.k. have very close relation ships. we are both members of the security council and that is very important. there is a french community in the u.k. which is about 300,000 people. the british also live in france. we are very close. we are very glad about the show of solidarity that has been shown. the mayor of london and the prime minister. intelligence cooperation is very close. we have meetings quite often. there has been a meeting of interior ministers. we are taking this not public. very close. >> from the conversations you've had it, does the u.k. famine -- face a similar threat? is the threat ubiquitous at this point? >> the statement the only thing that we can say is we are facing the same challenges. these fighters go to syria and iraq. that is about 1000 in france. this is a threat. our countries

nbc's luke russert live for us at laguardia airport. luke, i know you spent some time or have been spending some time with folks who were stuck there overnight. at this point any hope they get to their destination later today? >> probably not later today for the majority of people that they've spoken to craig. i've been here since 4:00 a.m. literally two minutes ago before i came on your iriair, i heard my first airplane. making some progress. i can also report we've had one flight so targeting out tonight. it's a spirit flight 180 going to ft. lauderdale. i spoke to a passenger on that one. i said you must be happy to go to ft. lauderdale. yes, indeed so. there is a little bit of movement but i stress the word little. if you look at the big board almost every single flight with the exception of that one to ft. lauderdale still has canceled next to it. the big question when will the airport be up and running? probably about mid morning tomorrow and by tomorrow afternoon it should be up to full strength. the republican realason is becaus

bc a pass on anything but luke russert?is betraying his own east coast, shellerred upbringing. i really do believe that. having been raised in indiana and oregon, sometimes people like that are very myopic and i think ultraleftists feminists are hypocritical when it comes, i think feminism dies when they apply it >> if you are a republican female you are screwed. you put a woman forward and say she is a sell out. >> social media is going to get people in a lot of trouble. they need to rethink before they hit send. bui want to talk to you about the big moments because senator ernst has big moments. this is her rehearsing earlier today and getting ready for the big moment and republicans have stumbled several times. >> exactly! >> i want to talk about the pressure on senator ernst and how her message should be focused. we all get the embargo speech and unless the president goes off course we know what he is going to say. i would imagine her speech has been written, too. >> of course it has been. she has been practicing it. sh

luke, the subways are getting back up to speed. amtrak service south of new york is apparently going to start operating but north of new york city still shutdown. >> reporter: the took the amtrak yesterday here and that was operating pretty well until last night. supposedly that will be back to normal. from amtrak from here to boston that continues to experience delays with new england getting the worst the storm. expect that to be ongoing for at least another day or so. >> thanks so much luke russert. army sergeant bowe bergdahl will face military desertion charges. he was traded for five taliban prisoners. there was an investigation a. we know and they decided, they tracked it back. he did desert aleast according to the pentagon. >> investigators and convening authority had several options that they were looking at during this investigation. of course, one of them is no charges at all. the other was awol and clearly they say he left his base without permission in this outpost in remote eastern afghanistan or desertion. desertion

luke thinks the shot must be aimed at mumba. here at the high court the government says police arrested more than 300 mostly young men who will be tried here in the coming days and says prosecutors will seek the harshest possible punishment. this man says he's innocent, didn't do anything. then lawyers arrive and the first trial begins. the first suspects are charged with looting. the political opposition who called for the protest call for arrests and say the detainees should be released. intended to extent president kabila's rule. >> translator: it's disorder. the demonstrations calling on people to call civil disobedience are acts of barbarism. i think our opposition is not responsible. we're in a legal process of improving electoral law. how can that lead the opposition to send youth to destroy people's property? >> reporter: back at the house where ma'amba lived meanwhile the government still wants to change laws laws and the opposition plan more protest. malcolm webb, al jazeera in the democratic republic of con go. >> the

luke russert, mitch mcconnell knows that the math is not in his favor to keep his job two years frome interesting in governor but john boehner has the biggest house majority in decades and decades. what is the mood on the house? >> the mood on the house side is for a lot of these members the first time going to a state of the union, they'll be caught up in the pomp and circumstance. more so i would, andrea, john boehner, the entire question about 2015 and 2016 what can he do to try to shield mitch mcconnell from taking tough votes on the senate floor. they are not going to like what president obama says and work on too much. it will be a fascinating thing to see develop andrea. >> luke russert, kelly o'donnell who will be here for all. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow the show online and on facebook. "ronan farrow daily" is up next. uh, and i know my iq. okay. uh, and i know-uh-i know what blood type i have. oh, wow! uh huh, yeah. i don't know my credit score. you don't know your credit score? --i don't know my credit score. that's really important.

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nbc's luke russert joins me. and there is good-wynn's law that something will inevitably provoke a hitler defense. how much is this rocketing this morning. >> reporter: i'll tell you, every republican shakes their head and says i have nothing to say about that or that was completely out of line. and interestingly enough randy webber's tweet before i came on your program, it is still up there. he is not willing or wanting to take it down. can i tell you he was no a no- -- was a no-show at the conference meeting and reporters wanted to ask him why this was still up comparing president obama to adolf hitler. steve israel the former head of the ddp said this was vile and this stooped to a new low and then more problematic for republicans is that steve israel tied this to the recent controversy surrounding the majority whip steve scalise and his appearance before white supremacists and that this combined with scalise is evident of a troubling pattern of hate coming from the republican party. that is from steve israel.