lydia was actually gone from the scene. >> reporter: lydia was lydia tillman, 30 years old, a well-traveledtive. the lone occupant of the burned apartment. and now barely alive. >> she had been beaten severely and had jumped out the second-story window to escape the fire. the crew got there, they found her in the backyard. and she stood up and ran straight to the ambulance and got in the back. >> looking awful. >> looking awful. she had been beaten severely, and she didn't have any clothes on. >> reporter: lydia, as paramedics discovered, had also been raped. but that wasn't all that happened. once she got to the hospital, she suffered a massive stroke. it was because of her injuries that she suffered the stroke. she was severely beaten. she was stomped. some of her injuries were indicative of like a high-speed car crash. >> reporter: lydia was airlifted to an intensive care hospital in denver. her sister esther got the news and rushed to the hospital. >> she was unrecognizable when i first saw her. i couldn't believe it was her. i would look at her, and nothing looked like her. she has a t

lydia, thank you for joining us.k you, daniel goldman, nick confessore and rick stengel. i'm nicolle wallace, "mpt daily" starts now. hi, chuck. >> you had

lydia, thank you for joining us. chuck, thank you, daniel goldman, nick confessore and rick stengel. i'm nicolle wallace, "mpt daily" starts now. hi, chuck. >> you had a criminal investigation break during your hour. >> and then we had the "wall street journal" report. so we had great luck. may the news gods smile on you, too. >> it is one of these things. you think you're going one way, we're going to need a lot of score cards to keep track of the investigations. >> have a good show. >> if it's thursday in the room where it happened. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd in washington. welcome to "mpt daily." it's been ten minutes since we learned of a new criminal investigation. more evidence that potentially puts the president at the center of a campaign conspiracy. nbc news confirmed mr. trump was in the room when michael cohen and the publisher of the "national enquirer," david pecker, discussed ways to catch and kill negative stories about him in the early stories of the campaign, august, 2015. the meeting happened

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coordinator lydia coombe is says women have another key skill that's allowed the program to thrive and. i think that when women make decisions they seek consensus with this reedy helped us during the start of the project and that helps us keep the support of the community the weaving tradition is strong incentive. the patterns and colors of textiles are inspired by nature. she says women express their imagination through weaving and they are now able to share their talents on a different scale but i'm. for me it's special to see our designs on the walls of town and to say this beautiful and take photographs to remember it it makes me happy to see a traditional embroidery scene this. is attracting more tourists for visitors who've been here before the transformation is clear. not so many activities. like. industries and everything. feels like much more respected. than those the first project with kind in guatemala organizers say that once they complete the painting of the eight hundred fifty buildings in this town they plan to fix. spanned the project the other towns around. recently th

coordinator lydia coombe is says women have another key skill that's allowed the program to thrive and. i think that when women make decisions they seek consensus with this reidy helped us during the start of the project and that helps us keep the support of the community the weaving tradition is strong incentive. the patterns and colors of textiles are inspired by nature. she says women express their imagination through weaving and they are now able to share their talents on a different scale but i'm. for me it's special to see our designs on the walls of town and to say it's beautiful and take photographs to remember it it makes me happy to see a traditional embroidery scene this. is attracting more tourists for visitors who've been here before the transformation is clear. not so many activities. like. industries and everything. feels like much more respected. than. the first project with kind in guatemala organizers say that once they complete the painting of the eight hundred fifty buildings in this town they plan to. spanned the project the other towns around. recently the project

conducting searches in the area and will be operating there for the forseeable future my colleague lydia to discuss the recent escalation of stein he's the head of the euro asian jewish congress starting with the situation in palestine area want israel to further avoid escalation of violence in ramallah tries to do is best to avoid this kind of solution but israel's duty is for us the wall to protect all citizens it is totally unacceptable that israeli civilian woman pregnant woman can be attacked at the bus station do you think however you describe a terrible situation but do you think surrounding ramallah was a reasonable action on the part of the israeli forces considering the palestinians day of rage was planned for friday arab terrorists which is pointed towards israel didn't start three days ago or three years ago it was started one hundred forty years ago and unfortunately the main motives the main reason for this kind of hatred that we suffer from is a unwillingness of the arab population to accept juice in any borders so we first of all should try to learn to live together and w

coordinator lydia coombe is says women have another key skill that's allowed the program to thrive and. i think that when women make decisions they seek consensus with this reidy helped us during the start of the project and that helps us keep the support of the community the weaving tradition is strong incentive that you know the patterns and colors of textiles are inspired by nature. she says women express their imagination through weaving and they are now able to share their talents on a different scale but i'm. for me it's special to see our designs on the walls of town and to receive vistas to say it's beautiful and take photographs to remember it it makes me happy to see a traditional embroidery scene this. is attracting more tourists for visitors who've been here before the transformation is clear. not so many activities. like. industries and everything. feels like much more respected. than the fact that that is the first project with kind in guatemala organizers say that once they complete the painting of the eight hundred fifty buildings in this town they plan to. span the pro

coordinator lydia coom is says women have another key skill that's allowed the program to thrive and. i think that when women make decisions they seek consensus with this breed he helped us during the start of the project and that helps us keep the support of the community the weaving tradition is strong and center got that the patterns and colors of textiles are inspired by nature. she says women express their imagination through weaving and they are now able to share their talents on a different scale but. for me it's special to see our designs on the walls of town and to say this beautiful and take photographs to remember it it makes me happy to see a traditional embroidery scene this. is attracting more tourists for visitors who've been here before the transformation is clear. not so many activities. like. industries and everything. feels like much more respected. than the fact that that is the first project with kind in guatemala organizers say that once they complete the painting of the eight hundred fifty buildings in this town they plan to fix. span the project to the other to

coordinator lydia coombe is says women have another key skill that's allowed the program to thrive and. i think that when women make decisions they seek consensus with this reedy helped us during the start of the project and that helps us keep the support of the community the weaving tradition is strong incentive. the patterns and colors of textiles are inspired by nature. she says women express their imagination through weaving and they are now able to share their talents on a different scale but i'm. for me it's special to see our designs on the walls of town and to say it's beautiful and take photographs to remember it it makes me happy to see a traditional embroidery scene this. is attracting more tourists for visitors who've been here before the transformation is clear. not so many activities. like. industries and everything. feels like much more respected. than the fact that that is the first project with kind in guatemala organizers say that once they complete the painting of the eight hundred fifty buildings in this town they plan to. spanned the project the other towns around

my name is lydia and i am the parent of a visitation valley elementary school students. i want to let you know and report something happening at our school. since august, we have nine staff leaving, quitting our school and i want to ask you, with the situation like that, how can our kids learn or have a very welcoming learning environment? thank you. [speaking foreign language] >> voice of translator: i am a parent -- my kids go to visitation valley also, and i want to let you know about a situation of splitting classes. my kids are in one of those classes that have kids coming from other classes and during this split class, my kids complained that their study was affected and some kids were playing around or fooling around , and they couldn't -- it affected their learning quality, and i would like this situation to be stopped, and i hope you have a solution to solve this problem and find more substitutes, and have the kids in their own class. thank you. [applause] >> hello. [speaking foreign language] >> my name is melanie and i am a parent of a visitation valley elemen

lydia and nigeria, for example. nigeria --lybia and libya and nigeria, for example.etting russia and saudi arabia to agree, and then crowding other members. the success of the deal hinges on that. guy: we look forward to tomorrow's commentary. helen robertson joining us on the opec meeting in vienna. futures in focus. let's go to paul, who joins us from the cme. what is the market reacting to their? there are some the crosscurrents in play today. .e have seen big action we have the trade story related to huawei. we have opec. put it all together for me. what are people talking about down there? paul: it is all about the trade picture. we thought walking into this week, after the weekend, and the dinner between xi and trump, that things were on great footing. we saw the markets up 400 points. it has been a slide ever since. we are hearing both sides moving away from the collegial environment we thought we saw after the dinner on sunday. now, we are back not even at square one, but maybe point zero as far as trade talks between the united states and china. that has inv

lydia bastian niche is >>> "today food" is brought to you by walmart.elegant holiday meal that your family is going to love. >> we're so thrilled to have renowned chef, cookbook author and one of our favorites, lidia bastianich. and she has a new show, "lidia celebrates america." that's on pbs tomorrow. good morning. >> the queen is here. >> you've been across america. >> "lidia celebrates america" is a great collaboration. it's all about rural americand a understanding what america -- you know, i'm an immigrant. >> yeah. >> and i want to know america evermore. america is a patchwork of different immigrants. >> you learned a lot. >> did you go ice fishing? >> i did. up north in minnesota, i went ice fishing with the nordic community. >> look at that baby. >> that's my grandson. >> oh, my gosh. >> craig and i went ice fishing. >> we did. >> what are we going to whip up, lidia? >> we're going to whip up a roasted loin of pork. pork is always flavorful. and a loin is so easy. a loin, some cabbage. >> craig's eaten half of his. >> and some fennel powder. lo

barnes, michael lions, and lydia montono. each has 3 minutes, please. >> good afternoon. i'm karen diedel, primary care physician at 899 valencia. i speak spanish. i would not say that the transition from the st. luke's diabetes center -- >> could you speak a little louder into -- or maybe raise the micro phone up, so everybody can hear you in the room? thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm karen diedel. i'm a primary care physician at 899 valencia. i speak spanish. i do not think the transition in the st. luke's diabetes center has gone well. previously the st. luke wes diabetes had 3.6 full-time positions between nurses and nutritionists. now there's a 1.4 f.t.e. there. that's more than a 50% reduction. before there was .1 f.t.e. medical social worker. that bit of time now is at the cal campus. i knew nothing about any transportation for patients to get to cal campus the diabetic r.n. mainly sees pregnant patients. all other diabetic patients, nonpregnant patients, to see a diabetic r.n. have to go all the way to the cal campus in the richmond, which is way too far and it s

coordinator lydia says women have another key skill that's allowed the program to thrive and. i think that when women make decisions they seek consensus with this breed he helped us during the start of the project and that helps us keep the support of the community the weaving tradition is strong incentive. the patterns and colors of textiles are inspired by nature. she says women express their imagination through weaving and they are now able to share their talents on a different scale but i'm. for me it's special to see our designs on the walls of town and to say it's beautiful and take photographs to remember it it makes me happy to see our traditional embroidery scene this. is attracting more tourists for visitors who've been here before the transformation is clear. not so many activities. like the city was. like. industries and every few. years. much more respected though. is the first project with kind in guatemala organizers say that once they complete the painting of the eight hundred fifty buildings in this town they plan to expand the project to the other towns aroun

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the first western coins were minted by the kingdom of lydia and what is now modern turkey and made of a gold-sill very alloy called electra. it is hard for anybody but a chemist and to there weren't any -- to tell how much gold is in a piece of electum versus silver. the king of turkey became -- in china, also had coinage and they had the weight of a bronze cash is it was called, was supposed to be guaranteed by death penalties. now, a lot of people must have gone to the electric chair or would have if the ancient chinese had electricity, because a horse cost 4,501 cash coins during the haun dynasty, 2 and cost the same hours -- the same horse would have been dead but a like horse would have cost 25,000 cash coins during the tang dynasty. now, it is just hard for the political authorities who issue cash to resist the temptation to debase that cash. kings, emperors, even lowly u.s. congressmen have expenses and it is to a government's advantage to pay for those expenses with funny money. one reason that the concept of money so often violates common sense is that government does so many

coordinator lydia coombe is says women have another key skill that's allowed the program to thrive and. i think that when women make decisions they seek consensus with this breed he helped us during the start of the project and that helps us keep the support of the community the weaving tradition is strong incentive got that the patterns and colors of textiles are inspired by nature. she says women express their imagination through weaving and they are now able to share their talents on a different scale but. for me it's special to see our designs on the walls of town and to see vistas to say it's beautiful and take photographs to remember it it makes me happy to see a traditional embroidery scene this. is attracting more tourists for visitors who've been here before the transformation is clear. not so many activities. like. industries and everything. feels like much more respected. than the fact that that is the first project with kind in guatemala organizers say that once they complete the painting of the eight hundred fifty buildings in this town they plan to. band the project the o

manus: lydia and nigeria have their exemptions -- sorry, libya -- nigeria was left out of those last of cuts. what needs to happen in regard to perhaps where there has been a benevolence shown to them? to the family? amrita: they have to join the family. one thing that russia and saudi arabia have made very clear, there will be no exceptions. the nigerian minister hinted at that. manus: we will talk to him shortly. how much do they need to pitch in, so to speak? amrita: i think they will obviously have a cut, whatever the percentage is. i think they are still ok, libya is the bigger problem. we have not really seen libya go back to the 1.7 million that they used to do. they have stabilized around 1.1 million. manus: it is probably more of a token per -- participation. symbolic. the tweets have started. the president of the united states has been saying, i want lower prices and i want the taps open. does mohammad bin salman potentially have a pass here? does he have the ability to cut in the eye of the trump storm? amrita: this is where you have heard all of these quiet cuts and fuzzy

coordinator lydia coom is says women have another key skill that's allowed the program to thrive and. i think that when women make decisions they seek consensus with this breed he helped us during the start of the project and that helps us keep the support of the community the weaving tradition is strong incentive got that the patterns and colors of textiles are inspired by nature. she says women express their imagination through weaving and they are now able to share their talents on a different scale but. to me it's special to see our designs on the walls of town and to receive vistas to say this beautiful and take photographs to remember it it makes me happy to see a traditional embroidery scene this. is attracting more tourists for visitors who've been here before the transformation is clear. not so many activities. like the city was. like. industries and everything. feels like much more respected. than those the first project was kind in guatemala organizers say that once they complete the painting of the eight hundred fifty buildings in this town they plan to. spanned the projec

coordinator lydia says women have another key skill that's allowed the program to thrive and. i think that when women make decisions they seek consensus with this breed he helped us during the start of the project and that helps us keep the support of the community the weaving tradition is strong incentive. the patterns and colors of textiles are inspired by nature. she says women express their imagination through weaving and they are now able to share their talents on a different scale but. for me it's special to see our designs on the walls of town and to say it's beautiful and take photographs to remember it it makes me happy to see a traditional embroidery scene this. is attracting more tourists for visitors who've been here before the transformation is clear. not so many activities. like the city wide. like. industry center. feels like much more respected. and the fact that that is the first project with kind in guatemala organizers say that once they complete the painting of the eight hundred fifty buildings in this town they plan to expand the project to the other towns

lydia bastian niche is her with favorite recipes. first, this is "today" on nbc.mportance of having time to do what you love. at comcast we know our customers' time is valuable. that's why we have 2-hour appointment windows, including nights and weekends. so you can do more of what you love. my name is tito, and i'm a tech ops manager at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >>> "today food" is brought to you by walmart. light up christmas at walmart. >> we're back with a special edition of "today od" in a deliciously elegant holiday meal that your tamily is going love. >> we're so thrilled to have renowned chef, cookbook author and one of our favorites, lidia bastianich. and she has a new show, "lidia celebrates amerna." that's pbs tomorrow. good morning. >> the queen is here. >> you've beenss ac america. >> "lidia celebrates america" is a great collaboration. it's all about rural america and understanding what america -- you know, i'm an immigrant. >> yeah. >> and i want to know america evermore. america is a patchwork of different immi

maria: we were showing pictures, there's lydia and there's mateo, bocelli's son, the concert in madisontonight. jammed-packed house. >> he's stepping into big shoes but he's a wonderful man and i think he will do very well. maria: he was terrific the other night. great to see you, thank you so much for joining us. coming up, he's done running the bases, now he's running toward the white house, why baseball great josÉ canseco wants to be president trump's chief of staff. that's coming up. remember steph curry and questionable comments about the moon landing? >> have you ever been to the moon? >> no. >> no, they are going to come get us. maria: turns out now he says it was just a joke, we will explain, stay with us. what if numbers tell only half the story? at t. rowe price, hundreds of our experts go beyond the numbers to examine investment opportunities firsthand. like a biotech firm that engineers a patient's own cells to fight cancer. this is strategic investing. because your investments deserve the full story. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. think has exposure to energyfund in