. >>> margie siragar joins us now.gie is the emergency response director for world vision and joins us from jakarta. thank you so much for your time. to get a sense first of all of how your crews are getting into this area, given the damage infrastructure, how difficult is it? >> well, we do have already 38 staff in palu before the earthquake because we do have the government project there. and right after our quake actually, we lost contact with them for several hours and only smf can go through. after that we have two personnel came the naekt day through makasar and went to palu and -- actually not donggala because the roads, you cannot travel. and then the next two days, yesterday we already had another three personnel come from jakarta, also with the same road. and then also there are other three personnel from the district nearby. they came traveling through -- to palu. the estimation of time is around 18 to 20 hours. and i think it's going to be longer because of the traffic jamb already started to happen. >> mar

the neighborhood where margie does family live has changed drastically in the past years until it was once famous for its traders and markets but now it's known for its refugees the city has taken in half a million syrians but living together is not as how monia as a day looks at first glance. when they realize i'm serious they charge me more. they doubled my rent from two hundred to four hundred lire and i even have to pay more for water and electricity that my neighbors do because i supposedly use. the woman to go back now we've been feeding them for five six years . there were a lot of problems in the beginning but now everything is fine the majority of syrians have integrated they've even feasted the economy. on the last visit on close looks good that detailed well. does that hurt. yes here a little more this way margie don't need to go to the clinic every couple of months the checkup is uncomfortable for her. but the scar on her leg doesn't bother her any more and that's very important. to have more fun exercising she has made such progress that her prosthetic leg is hardly notic

in twenty thirteen the family fled syria to turkey margie doe was five years old at the time and her brother ebro him only two she still remembers the escape from aleppo very clearly and the day of the attack. we were in a pickup truck with ten other people when it happened. just after we got on the truck a plane fired on us yeah. and i suddenly everything was burning. and everything was black around us either they thought. they had combat argue or when we left the hospital there were many covered dead bodies outside and one body was uncovered. my sister closed her eyes and she didn't see it but i saw that body and i wish i hadn't looked because i cannot forget it. the neighborhood where marjie does family live has changed drastically in the past years until it was once famous for its traders and markets but now it's known for its refugees the city has taken in half a million syrians but living together is not as how monia say as a deluxe at first glance. when they realize i'm serious they charge me more they doubled my rent from two hundred to four hundred lire and i even have to pa

yes here a little but it's a home office right margie don't need to go to the clinic every couple of months the check up is uncomfortable for her. but the scar on her leg doesn't bother her anymore and that's very important. has more fun exercising she has made such progress that her prosthetic leg is hardly noticeable only climbing stairs still proves difficult. for her physiotherapist it's important that she keeps her head up she shouldn't think of her leg at all. we want our patients to feel comfortable with the percy selves so they can do everything in their daily lives without limitations. that include walking on different types of floors and services such as sand and gravel as well as steep slopes and stands we train all of that. stuff the mantra is brave and she has a strong will. that's why she learned so quickly. and made such great progress. on the way back home there's time for play on the playground. or love the t.v. but many of the other children of void her she says because of her christian tatic like it because when i read when the other kids at school didn't know abou

>>nt we wao say hi to margie. margie?carson, north dakota. >> correct. that is correct. >> i have never been there. it's a tiny town? >> i is. 300. >> 300? >> like 296. >> i was about to say. who are you here with? >> my daughters andieon's girlfr. >> half the town is here! yes! well, happy birthday to you, carson, north dakota. >> happy birthday. >> lots of birthdays. someone is 40. who is 40? >> that is m >> what is your name >> chris. >> where are you from? >> frisco, texas. stuff. frisco, texas. all right. >> awesome. >> coming up, the race to save one of paris' most iconic landmarks, notre dame-cathedral. the americans helpingund that project. we were given rare acc ss behind thenes to see the problems and the restoration work as well. >>> plus, do you think you don't have time in your by day to get fit? think again because there is a siminute routine, look at this. >> six minutes though, and it's supposed to work you entire body. we are going to wear those outfits, too. >> that's right. you need to do some exercise

where is margie? margie. happy birthday, margie. margie is turning 60. can you say happy birthday?r it's a tiny town. >> it is. 300. like 296. >> i was going to say, they're here now. who are you here with? >> my daughters and my son's girlfriend. >> half of the town is here. happy birthday to you, margie. carson, north dakota. >> happy birthday. >> lots of birthdays here. who is 40 out there? >> that would be me. >> what is your name? >> chris dugas. from frisco, texas. >> that's awesome. >>> coming up, the race to save one of paris' most iconic landmarks, notre dame cathedral. americans are funding that project. and we were given rare access behind the scenes to see the problems and the restoration work, as well. >>> plus, you think you don't have time in your busy day to get fit? think again. there's a six-minute routine. that looks hard. six minutes and it's supposed to work your entire body. we're going to try it and wear those outfits, too. >>> you'll need to exercise when you see the festive football spread that's being whipped up in honor of sunday night's big game, featuri

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. >> reporter: margie maynard helped organize tonight's event which includes the dedication of the love culture outside city hall. ♪ lord, we bless your name >> reporter: music and prayer was a major part of the gathering at cardinal newman high school in santa rosa. first responders from across the north bay were honored and people who survived shared their stories. >> your finances change, the way that you structured your life in every area was different in one dealing with the process of grief with them. mning are dealin a way for communities to look at how much they have progressed since the fire, but of course, they're also an opportunity to see how much more needs to be done to fully rebuild. in sonoma, i'm sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> b.a.r.t. tests its high tech shake alert system, designed to detect major earthquakes so the trains can slow down before a disaster strikes. the trains will reduce speed around 11:00 a.m. for the test. all trains and all stations will broadcast an alert to passengers to simulate an warning earthquake alarm. after the test, b.a.r.t. lead

what don't we know about where we're headed right now, margie? >> well, what we're asking polls to do is or asking voters to do is imagine a universe of people that doesn't exist yet. people don't know if they're going to vote. they are giving us their best estimate as to whether or not they're going to vote. and we can take them at their word. we can use other information. there is certainly internal polls and campaign polls that are different than some of the national public polls, that look at turnout scores and turnout modelling. but that's based on past voter propensity. you talk these estimates into account and look at the different range of turnout scenarios to see what the range of outcomes will look like. but -- and then we have now early voting which in some states is starting to look democratic, and some states it's actually a little more republican. is that a signer where things end up? or is that just election day voters who are just voting early as opposed to election day. these are all questions we won't know the answer to yet. so

the senate confirmed his nomination just a few hours before by one of the narrowest, of margi-to-48, largely along a part cline vote. atpaign rally last night, president trump called on his supporters to vote for republicans in the ug midterm elections, and he characterized the democratic opposition to kavanaugh as "mob rule." >> youon't hand matches to an ou don't give power to an angry left-wing mob, and that's what they've become. >> sreenivasan: even though the confirmation is over, believings kavanaugh veis accuser is still a divisive issue. senator susan collins of maine reiterated her position that she saw no corroborating evidence.li >> i do not e that brett kavanaugh was her assailant. i do believe that she was assaulted. i don't know by whom and i'm not certain when. >> sreenivasan: but believing one part of ford's testimony and not the rest has democrats like senator mazihirono of hawaii concerned. >> to say that she thinks that dr. ford thinks that she was assaulted,hat is that? is she mistaken? she herself said that she's heard from so many survivors from her state and e

it's about a boy named tarik a six year old superhero from aleppo but it could just as well be about margie to be a really. wonderful merger we wish her the very best indeed now if you're feeling down on your luck and you're willing to part with some small change how about a trip to rome specifically to the eternal city's legendary tourney the fountain it attracts hundreds of thousands of tourists each year all believing the throwing a coin into the fountain will bring them good luck but my question is what happens to the koans and how much of a worth. sand but if you truly coin into the trevi fountain you will return to right but you can wish for other things as well you just have to stand with your back to the fountain and toss the coin with your right hand so what are people wishing for the border door and here it goes have beautiful city it got be that interview stage so i hope my interview we are to be passed. health and happiness for my family. lots of wishes means knots of coins three times a week the municipality sends a team around to collect the cash they vacuum it into a big pot

but i think a lot of the polarization could have int: let's go to margie virginia on the republican line. caller: good morning, excuse me afternoon. pleasedo say i was very with the brett kavanaugh's confirmation. i did not think dr. ford was very credible. simply because she could not remember coming and going. that -- host: let's go to george on the independent line, michael go ahead. democrat, now i am a liberal. i do not agree with the way things have been handled through the whole process. should have been brought out a bit earlier. dr. ford's testimony was compelling. like everyone else, i believe something happened to hurt some time in her life. she does not have any memory of where or when. the facts should speak for themselves. judge kavanaugh is an esteemed federal judge. i think his track record proves that he is a very good person. i just don't think everybody legal be drug through the process without the presumption of innocence. host: that was michael in georgia, wrapping up tonight's calls. at brettlook kavanaugh's senate confirmation. again, you can go to our website at w

. >> margie maynard made the dedication of the love sculpture outside city hall. ♪ music and prayer was major part of a gathering at a high school in santa rosa. first responders from across the north bay were honored, and people who survived shared their stories. >> your finances change. the way that you structured your life in every area was different in one day. >> i've got young kids, dealing with the process of grief with them. you know, we still this morning are dealing with that. >> reporter: these events are a way for communities to look at how much they have progressed since the fire, but, of course, they're also an opportunity to see how much more needs to be done to fully rebuild. in sonoma, nbc bay area news. >> if you missed it sunday, we have an encore presentation of our wine country wildfire special. it's going to air saturday at 3:00 p.m. an amazing look at a community not ready to back down and will move forward, despite the devastation. >>> two palo altos high schools cracking down. administrators say they're concerned about the use of e cigarettes on campus. the scho

. >> reporter: margie maynard helps organize the event which includes the dedication of the sculpture outside the hall. ♪ music and prayer was a major part of the gathering at cardell newman high school in santa rosa. that school had been heavily damaged in the fires. first responders across the north bay were honored, and people who survived share their stories. >> your finances change, the way that you structured your life in every area was different in one day. >> i've got young kids and dealing with a process of grief with them. we're still dealing with that. >> these events are a way for communities to look at how much they had progressed since the fire, but of course they're also an opportunity to see how much more needs to be done to fully rebuild. in sonoma, i'm sergei quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> napa county marking one year since the wildfires with the test of its new emergency notification system. on tuesday morning, the county's office of emergency services send out a cell phone test alert that test is 9:30 a.m. you don't sign up for these alerts. they're supposed to g

but i think a lot of the polarization could have int: let's go to margie virginia on the republican lineleasedo say i was very with the brett kavanaugh's confirmation. i did not think dr. ford was very credible. simply because she could not remember coming and going. that -- host: let's go to george on the independent line, michael go ahead. caller:

it thereby -- therefore becomes imperative to rebut the victim margie narrative. it is not enough to call for freedom of expression. that is, if i may borrow a term, a relatively safe stance to take. even many liberals will back you up. if we are going to restore harmony and civil sanity, we are going to have to take on the victim ideology directly and assert that racism and oppression are not the predominant characteristics of american society and colleges today. for all the sins of our past, and they are real and egregious, there has never been a more tolerant, opportunity filled policy than our present one, who will make these arguments? not college presidents or the complicit or cowed faculty, and certainly not the diversity bureaucrats. it is incumbent on the rest of us to speak out against the endemic bias and to remind students that they are the most privileged human beings in history, by dint of having at their fingertips the thing that proust sold his soul for knowledge. thank you for your attention. >> thank you. >>> we will here now from robert schuller

margie is next, republican. caller: good morning. my all this stuff going on since my 30 day call. before the congressional break, i tried to find out what the congress had accomplished. i admit it is hard for me to navigate my phone. all i saw were bills such as the aretha franklin congressional gold medal act or endearing lasting smiles act. i wonder if you could have a program with a guest before the elections, midterm elections to 3, what has the congress done so far this year? host: thank you for the call. i will tell you what the senate is working on this week. the senate is still in session. house members are away until after the election. takeenate is expected to up the long-term reauthorization of the federal aviation administration. they have until october 20 72 to pass that27 legislation. that provides $1.68 billion for disaster relief for areas impacted by hurricane florence. that is the vehicle that is being chosen to move that disaster assistance that the house passed last week. we will see what the senate does with it this way. virginia,west democrat. good morning. c