but it turns out all the stuff dumped on nichols road wasn't cleaned up by the county it was cleanede owners yea were are stuck with the bill, and we're stuck with the environment it creates here. so along with horses, and cattle there are dishwashers, electronics, and yes even what's left of a smashed pickup truck .but it's not just the dumping, after people dump stuff scavengers show up and go through what been dumped making an even bigger mess nats: ambiance i keep reading comment on social media that the dump fees are too high, chris has to pay for his cost and other people's stuff, and out stuff and it's actually pretty reasonable out in pittsburg they do it by weight . you know it's not that far from where they're dumping honestly it's about 7 miles now here is the kicker, nichols road use to be clean up but the county but the money dried up 5 years ago and other companies use that road but none of them help with the clean up, including the federal government people always call the dumpers pigs but i spoke to an actual pig so the people dumping stuff are they pigs (grunt grunt

>> nichole mancini: yeah. often say, "i don't know if this is real or if i had if i dreamt it." >> pelley: the honor house board took control of the charity from mancini. he had been depressed before, but not insane. last year, mancini donated his life savings to his church, drove to this remote canal and shot himself in the head. ♪ ♪ the betrayal of his mind had been so sudden, so shocking, that his family was certain there must be a cause that no one understood. >> michael mancini: and the first, initial thought to me was, "i need to find someone who would take my brother's brain tissue for further study and further research." >> pelley: the mancinis found neuropathologist dr. daniel perl. perl oversees the brain tissue repository at the uniformed services university of the health sciences, the military medical school in bethesda, maryland. perl also wondered whether some torments of war might be rooted in an undiscovered kind of brain injury caused by the supersonic pressure wave of high explosives. >> dani

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nichol known for his innovative style of marketing and bringing unique items to the menu has analysts optimistic. they have nearly 2,500 locations and 70,000 employees. nichols top priority in the new le remindi people why they love chipotle. >> we need to focus on leveraging the platform that, w ha the food is cravable and there's opportunities to use what we hat and present in new forms, new varieties to get people just reengaged with what they love about chipotle. >> reporter: this comes after a string of foodorne outbreaks hitting the company's stock and tarnishing its image. they plan to focus on marketing. their slogan is foodith integrity. they're going to rely on these fresh ingredients tt customers have come to love here at chipotle. >> there's always an opportu uty fo to be even more cognizant of the financial commitmts we make as well as the innovation commitments we make executing a guest experien, giving eve customer the experience they want and expect from chipotle. >> reporter: they're also planning to test out new items on the menu. >> breakfast will not be coming any

but it turns out all the stuff dumped on nichols road wasn't cleaned up by the county it was cleanedchris one of the home owners yea were are stuck with the bill, and we're stuck with the environment it creates here. so along with horses, and cattle there are dishwashers, electronics, and yes even what's left of a smashed pickup truck .but it's not just the dumping, after people dump stuff scavengers show up and go through what been dumped making an even bigger mess nats: ambiance i keep reading comment on social media that the dump fees are too high, chris has to pay for his cost and other people's stuff, and out stuff and it's pretty reasonable out in pittsburg they do it by weight . you know it's not that far from where they're dumping honestly it's now here is the kicker, nichols road use to be clean up but the county but the money dried up 5 years ago and other companies use that road but none of them help with the clean up, including the federal government people always call the dumpers pigs but i spoke to so the people are they pigs (grunt grunt grunt) luckily i speak pig she

capital after the acting prime minister cancelled crisis talks with the opposition protest leader nichol passion ian says that he's ready to lead until new elections are held his movement forced the former leader serge sachs to resign on monday. police in california have charged a former policeman that they suspect is the so-called golden state killer a serial rapist and murderer in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's seventy two year old joseph james to angelo was held after d.n.a. from his home matched crime scene evidence south korea has released more details about its meeting on friday with the north president will jay and will greet kim jong un at the border as he steps across the military demarcation line kim will be accompanied by his sister during talks in poundland john the two leaders are expected to announce a joint agreement after the meeting the first in more than a decade international donors have raised four point four billion dollars in emergency aid for syria but that's just half of the un's target for this year the u.s. didn't submit a pledge at the fundraising

but it turns out all the stuff dumped on nichols road wasn't cleaned up by the county it was cleanedy chris one of the home owners yea were are stuck with the bill, and we're stuck with the environment it creates here. so along with horses, and cattle there are dishwashers, electronics, and yes even what's left of a smashed pickup truck .but it's not just the dumping, after people dump stuff scavengers show up and go through what been dumped making an even bigger mess nats: ambiance i keep reading comment on social media that the dump fees are too high, chris has to pay for his cost and other people's stuff, and out stuff and it's actually pretty reasonable out in pittsburg they do it by weight . you know it's not that far from where they're dumping honestly it's about 7 miles now here is the kicker, nichols road use to be clean up but the county but the money dried up 5 years ago and other companies use that road but none of them help with the clean up, including the federal government people always call the dumpers pigs but i spoke to an actual pig so the people dumping stuff are t

but it turns out all the stuff dumped on nichols road wasn't cleaned up by the county it was cleanedrs yea were are stuck with the bill, and we're stuck with the environment it creates here. so along with horses, and cattle there are dishwashers, electronics, and yes even what's left of a smashed pickup truck .but it's not just the dumping, after people dump stuff scavengers show up and go through what been dumped making an even bigger mess nats: ambiance i keep reading comment on social media that the dump fees are too high, chris has to pay for his cost and other people's stuff, and out stuff and it's actually pretty reasonable out in pittsburg they do it by weight . you know it's not that far from where they're dumping honestly it's about 7 miles now here is the kicker, nichols road use to be clean up but the county but the money dried up 5 years ago and other companies use that road but none of them help with the clean up, including the federal government people always call the dumpers pigs but i spoke to an actual pig so the people dumping stuff are they pigs (grunt grunt grunt)

but it turns out all the stuff dumped on nichols road wasn't cleaned up by the county it was cleanedrs yea were are stuck with the bill, and we're stuck with the environment it creates here. so along with horses, and cattle there are dishwashers, electronics, and yes even what's left of a smashed pickup truck .but it's not just the dumping, after people dump stuff scavengers show up and go through what been dumped making an even bigger mess nats: ambiance i keep reading comment on social media that the dump fees are too high, chris has to pay for his cost and other people's stuff, and out stuff and it's actually pretty reasonable out in pittsburg they do it by weight . you know it's not that far from where they're dumping honestly it's about 7 miles now here is the kicker, nichols road use to be clean up but the county but the money dried up 5 years ago and other companies use that road but none of them help with the clean up, including the federal government people always call the dumpers pigs but i spoke to an actual pig so the people dumping stuff are they pigs (grunt grunt grunt)

hans nichols in the philippine sea. >>> a 19-year-old woman is suing a michigan hospital after she was brutally attacked in the e.r. waiting room last month. this surveillance video shows the woman, wearing a muslim head covering while checking in and that's when a man came up behind her and started punching her in the head. security was quickly on the scene. officials say the man had been discharged earlier that day and was already asked to leave for bothering patients. >>> it was a hero's return today for malala yousafzai. pakistan's nobel peace prize winner. under heavy security, malala flew into islamabad this morning. it's her first time back since the taliban shot her in the head for her work promoting women's education more than five years ago. nbc's lucy kafanov reports. >> reporter: a tearful homecoming for pakistan's most famous daughter. malala yousafzai is back in her country for the first time since surviving an assassination attempt in 2012. >> they thought the bullet would silence us. i'm the same malala. >> reporter: she was the brave schoolgirl who took on the taliban.

let's start with hans nichols at the pentagon. hans, as it's daylight, coming to the end of the day until syria. there's been some chance to evaluate what's going on. we know the syrians have taken journalists around to show them zach. what is the pentagon saying about it? >> pentagon saying they had limited objectives and they achieved those limited objectives. think of it research facility, production and production of chemical weapons. they tried the strikes, self-identified strikes not to have any civilian casualties. that's why they kept it limited. they'll acknowledge, ali, even with all that was set up, they have been eliminated the ability to deploy them on the battlefield. what they're saying he can reconstitute it but they think bashar al assad will think twice. this is about deterrence and upholding international norms. in terms of armaments they did have about 105 cruise missiles that shot from all kinds of platforms including a virginia class submarine there. and they had buy-in as well as real action from the french

goldwater nichols changed that staff-wise fairly significantly. and enhanced the chairman's power so much that he was a true, if he chose to execute it, was a true primary member of the national security staff of the president of the united states. colin powell who was the chairman at the time had the wherewithal to exercise that power. because as you may know, he had been a national security adviser, had been military aide to secretary of defense weinberger, served on the budget committee somewhere. and he had been a force com commander for the army. he was one of the ideal people to be in that position. everything changed between my previous experience at the pentagon and where i was going here. the other major thing is i got to the pentagon two days after saddam hussein invaded kuwait. my immediate reaction to that was i called to see how i could get back into -- back in the field. the answer was look, we have about a thousand colonels just like you making that request. you're staying where you are. so the position i walked into that i didn't k

it was very interesting experience to go from army staff precold war nichols in '83, '84, gold water nichols '86, coming back four years later in the joint staff because when i was there in the army staff, joint staff was truly, it was a staff for all of the chiefs. >> right. >> and any decisions that the chiefs made were all, you know, sort of the minimal decision as to what wouldn't hurt, or what would benefit the services most, it was not geared toward joint war fighting or whatever. it was basically the decisions were all compromises. now the joint staff that i joined was a much better staff, i mean, these were people that were sort of the pick of the crop, many of the services now, because goldwater nichols said everybody had to have a joint tour, a lot of colonels were trying to get into the cue that had command, trying to get into the cue where you would be eligible for something in the future. so the joint staff was much different. the chairman was now the primary military adviser to the president. so the chiefs were sort of a collegial group that the chairman had to lead, an

and hans nichols is going to tell you about that. i don't want to steal his thunder. but basically it was more than 1 radio weapons used. 76 of them on one facility which general -- the general who gave the briefing, frank mckenzie said no longer exists. but here are a few things that he said toward the end, a bit of loose ends we could all them, ali, talking about the future. he said the syrian chemical network is larger than the three places struck last night. so the threat of chemical weapons from syria simply hasn't gone away. what wasn't hit was syria's air force. so that 250 or so warplanes, the 80 helicopters weren't attacked. and remember, hundreds of thousands of people, ali, have been killed in syria from conventional weapons. so that threat still exists and indeed, the helicopters were used to deliver the chemical weapons. they haven't been attacked. they are still out there. and the other thing he was asked directly that he didn't answer is what is the redline now. okay, you say, if assad uses chemical weapons again, we reserve the right to strike. and the

but again i want to get your view on this your take on whether people are for nichole or anti the rulingparty elder who is nicole what should we know about him sure but basically the thing is that people first came out of the streets in order to remove certain power but nicol paci and led a movement that was able to do the impossible and argued this was and was a man that no one thought they would be able to remove them especially not through a peaceful protest and you know as the person who facilitated the removal of this would be authoritarian or would be an autocrat and just by doing that nickel posturing and has become in many ways the people's candidate for the next prime minister you can like him you can hate him that's secondary at this point the point is that he that people have a lot of times you know you see a charismatic persuasive he even a few people he's legitimate and i think that's the most important point right now he's illegitimate and that your question is qualified enough to go ahead sir. no the questions that i sent is asking you know what is that what are the next s

we have hans nichols at the pentagon. we begin with danny mackie who is inside damascus, the capital of syria. i'm sure that you were aware, as we were, of the conversations taking place over the last seven days about how the u.s. might react to that chemical weapons attack. let me just get a sense from you of what happened last night or early in the morning your time. what did you realize what was happening? >> well, it was around 4:30 in the morning yesterday and after what was a build up for about three or four days of you sensed the deescalation toward syria. at 4:30 exactly, a number of missiles and rockets began landing on different areas of damascus, which are unlike the average sounds of war. you can tell immediately that this was high-end staff. definitely cruise missiles. you had jets in the air. after 10 or 11 bangs, after the start of the offensive, you can sense different strikes or curing in different areas of damascus. immediately after that we had syrian air defenses firing back using s 200 missiles attemp

back to hans nichols. i wonder if we could put up the quotation from nikki hayley, locked and loaded. bell coast language. >> yeah. >> compared to what we've heard from representatives of the defense department. i'm curious how the coalition came together. last night you had the press conference with the secretary of defense. joe dunford and the joint chiefs of staff. what are we learn being the sbeg ritz of this coalition, how it came about, how important it was as the strikes were executed? >> officials here at the pentagon wanted to bring a group together with a clear message. the message was going to be unambiguous use and about deterrence. the goal was to keep this narrow and surgical. to keep all the strikes narrow and very focused. that's why they dent want to get dragged into a broader war. you heard the president talking in his briefing last night that there are some challenges in syria that they don't have the capacity nor the interests to handle. what they were trying to make clear and plain, th

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the big surprise in the night no no super manifesto by you leon nichols amazing story. of. the cinema version of an art installation kate blanchett in thirteen different roles performing manifestos from the twentieth century and scenes and characters torn from the modern day. twenty eighteen german film awards a powerful year with a few surprises. this year's lola for lifetime achievement went to an actor with over ninety credits to his name. is the back guy of german set about not many people know his name but every true fan would recognize his face. as a director a screenwriter and a character actor he's got one of those faces that directors especially if i never . love to get in front of the camera he's acted in dozens of films although acting is really just a side job for him. before to my mind if. i just want to make my films he never had any ambitions. bone launched his directing career in the late one nine hundred sixty s. with topical themes addressing teenagers and young adults dealing with social tensions and taboos north sea is dead sea for instance is about riva

hans nichols joins me now. president closest business associate and lawyer is raided, the speaker of the house just pieced. they're having dinner and at the same time this morning he is tweeting what can be described as taunts at the nation that we are probably about to launch some sort of strike at. >> it's not just syria that he mentioned pep mentioned russia and iran. so it's a pretty good indicator this president is telegraphing clearly even though he said he wouldn't what his military intentions are. i'm here with the nbc news bureau, not down at the pentagon which should be an indication i don't think the attacks will be tonight. it's pretty clear the only thing we have left to debate on this is timing, scope and targets. the timing i think we need to watch where secretary mattis is. he's going to be testifying on capitol hill tomorrow at 10:00, seems unlikely there had be strikes in that area. in terms of targeted, just where are they going to go after not just the syrian regime but are they going to go

as the day progresses nichole passion young robin if he's just about to make that incredible jump from being a protest leader to being a politician to maybe being prime minister who is he as a politician. let's not forget that he's already a member of parliament. he has his party in parliament they could civil contracts they have six seats six or seven seats but they really have every minority and yet now we've heard. most of the other political parties coming along . and so we're talking about six or seven seats now that he needs to be in a position to be elected he himself is an interesting chap you've seen him in a straight. he's always caring is. unshaven he hasn't had any sleep or much sleep for the last few weeks he's got a black eye and it and a hand injury from. when the police rushed the protesters a couple weeks ago. but he's a journalist originally. a lawyer and. somebody with a reputation for having very clean backgrounds being a smart man he said a smart strategy so far that seems to be putting off he said he's liberal in his outlook but he has always stressed as well that

over the radio and they say they sent a picture here you see suspicious person dolfin in governor nichols and they took a picture of him see him on the corner you see him on the ground they act like they're sleeping but they're they actually rob people when you walk. his idea was born after his conflict with the mayor of new orleans. publicly accused of being in active in front of the rise of criminality i tried to get a meeting with the mayor and he wouldn't meet with me so i made a thirty second commercial and i started putting it all over the t.v. calling the mayor out on the crime in the cities the french quarter is under siege by criminals the problem to me it is only six by.

in other news an armenian opposition bloc has formally nominated protest leader nichol to become prime minister the day before a crucial vote in parliament. the protest movement that alsa the country's former leader surges circassian last week he's the only candidate currently running for from the air and insists only he can rid armenia of corruption poverty and that because of you still needs a handful of votes from the ruling republican party which has a majority of seats in parliament to seal his victory in a vote by lawmakers on choosing a. it's all right to stay now or barcelona were crowned champions on sunday after beating deportivo la coruna four two while fans spilled onto the streets of the cadillac capital to celebrate until the early hours of the morning this is worse want to seven's title in ten years and twenty fifth overall in despite a disappointing european campaign barcelona still managed to secure the domestic double winning the king's cup just last week. and just a reminder of our main story this hour at least twenty five people have been killed and scores injured i

smaller than they were for example yesterday but there were so crowds of people and they were chanting nichol for prime minister so that the name of the opposition leader here and they were also chanting for a free and independent armenia my impression is that people here really just want change it's not so much about who will lead the country in the future they just want to see new faces in politics so the prime minister resigned to protest just like these and clearly this is not. yeah absolutely there has been a lot of anger at the ruling party the republican party out on the streets in the past few days and the opposition is calling for them to basically leave politics and people here on the streets were chanting republican party go away now the republican party is of course said started party he is still the leader of that party even though he resigned as prime minister on monday but the party is clearly under pressure they clearly sense that people kind of disapprove of them today they said that they're willing to negotiate with anyone but as i said. is still the head of the party and th

marvin nichols was an advocate of that plan. and when governor connally was trying to sell that plan, one of the things that he used to sell that plan was that if we don't do this, the federal government will. now, that plan failed, but do you know how many votes that plan failed by? it failed by 6000 and change. in other words, or more people at this festival today that accounted for the margin by which that lost. now, i'm not saying that mrs. showed would've been an answer. i think it would create a whole bunch of problems that we are not anticipated. there are a lot of recent two to turn around and opposed the creation of a network of reservoirs across a parched land. but that was really the last time an approach was taken from the top down, and maybe we need to revisit that. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> monday evening at 7 p.m., james comey will be live on booktv on c-span2 in prime time with his best-selling autobiography "a higher loyalty." he will discuss several of the issues he faced

in armenia police have arrested three prominent opposition politicians including nichol oppression in and he's been leading the anti-government demonstrations in the capital yet of on his arrest came just hours after prime minister says circassian walked out of a televised talk with him armenia has seen ten consecutive days of protest since circassian became prime minister just after ten year term as president protests this is the morning he stepped down police in yet of an all currently moving to calm demonstrations while on the line now we can speak to and not a fairy an independent researcher in yet a van the capital of armenia nerika several opposition leaders have now been arrested on what grounds and what will this mean for the protests. the opposition leaders were first taken into custody and after a while the police issued a statement alleging that they are organizers of illegal protests that happened deemed illegal before but until today the police was showcasing much more restraint but today they have all been formally arrested and there is a legal question surrounding this

than two hundred people over the weekend including the leader of the opposition but federal lawmaker nichol passion yen was released earlier today. well for the latest from armenia we're joined now by joshua co-chairing he's a freelance journalist in your van joshua we understand you are out on the streets of the capital how are people reacting to the prime minister's sudden resignation. well it's complete jubilation and you can probably hear the car cars honking behind me there's already tens of thousands of people on republic square which has been kind of the focal point of the protests people are dancing they're hugging one another. people are still streaming in. and if those huge celebrations. well right now that the prime minister has stepped down what happens next. well as nobody knows you know if the statement that starts down issued you know the the sort of oracle statements you don't nickel question you know it was right i was wrong. you know they didn't say anything about what's next so whether this party is going to put forward another prime minister candidate for prime minister

country's government of already has also detained three prominent opposition politicians including nichol a passionate man he has been leading the anti-government demonstrations in the capital yet a run on the missing ten consecutive days of protest since prime minister says sarkozy and took office he had just the ten year term as president protesters have been demanding he step down. well joining us now is not accept an independent research in yet a van the capital of armenia not a protest as have called for a large rally in the center of yet a valid what is happening there. the rally began moments ago and at present it is being addressed by junior members of the political party some of them led by me russian you know all the major opposition figures have been detained or arrested and these union members are calling on the people to continue with peaceful civil disobedience they have set certain hours starting at eight fifteen in the morning until ten pm at night they're calling on people to take to the streets block roads and move from place to place in the centralized manner and contin

nichelle nicholls from star trek tlt, check it out. you can be there.orrow at san jose convention. rob is here not to talk about favorite characters but weather. >> would take longer. weather-wise. similar to today but rain free. temperatures in 70s and 80s until next chance of rain comes back to north bay but a lot less rain than last 24 hours. >> that's good news. "saturday night live" is up next, chad bozeman and cardi b. have a good night. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi. hi, i'm harris fualkner, you are watching outnumbered. out numbered is the title of the show. and also how i feel here at fox

hans nichols is live at the pentagon, jeff bennet live at the white house. hans, i will begin, as we often do with the unfair question. has anything changed, at this hour, from the pentagon's point of view of assessing what's been done and where they are headed? >> not that they have shared with us, ari. they continue to do their battle assessment, they want to know exactly what they hit and what they met. initial reaction, they think they have a good amount of success. all the missiles landed on to t target, none were shot down and none failed. they didn't have casualties from the fixed wing aircraft they have. in terms of what they accomplished, they think they knocked out and set back assad's chemical weapons capabilities. there's an important difference between degrading and destroying. >> we believe we have attacked the heart of the syrian chemical program. i'm not saying they are not going to be able to reconstitute it or it's not going to continue. this dealt them a very serious blow. >> when we talk about next steps, everyone at the pentagon stresses

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over the radio and they say they sent a picture here you see suspicious person delphine governor nichols and they took a picture of him see him on the corner you see him on the ground they act like they're sleeping but they're they actually rob people when you walk. his idea was born after his conflict with the mayor of new orleans who he publicly accused of being in active in front of the rise of criminality i tried to get a meeting with the mayor and he wouldn't meet with me so i made a thirty second commercial and i started putting it all over the t.v. calling the mayor out on the crime in the cities the french quarter is under siege by criminals the problem can be it is only six blocks by thirteen. you may as well advised me to come in this room in the front the millionaire office stressing about the violence in the city and every sane way to deal with garbage like. we should hope for the misery for there was a real provocation. and so he didn't like it and he took offense to it he made millions and millions and millions of dollars off a garbage contract in the french quarter and may

this has existed at significantly lower levels in the organization before but not since goldwater nichols act of 86 which created technology and logistics as an entity not since then has the are and e organization occupied statures since it has been 32 years since the enactment of goldwater nichols and since we have had a major reorganization of the department, i think we can expect this particular substantiation to remain for a while as well. i am the first occupant of the office at the undersecretary level but i think we could expect more and my primary purpose is to get things started off right. so what ought we to be doing and why? and for that i have to go over some history because with mutual understanding i will start by saying in the united states we have been on holiday 25 years and maybe a little more since the fall of the berlin wall and shortly thereafter the collapse of the soviet union at that time china was not a great power. russia was devolving from a great status into a fractionated regime putin had not risen to the top and at that time it would have been unimaginable fo

. >> royal author katie nichols also says that meghan's interest in harry's mother was far more thanual. >> she had andrew morton's book on her book shelf as a child and one of her childhood friends, her mother, also showed video's of princess diana. so meghan grew up very aware of princess diana and like most children of her generation quite in awe of diana. >> meghan it is okay. we all have that book on our shelves. we all loved princess diana. back to meghans i dos. >> and if meghan is still looking for those wedding day heels, well, sarah jessica parker may be able to help her out. the fashion icon surprising her fellow new yorkers today topping tonight's know and tell. sjp's shoe shocker. >> that's sjp supporting her brand. she achieved her new gig earlier this morning while walking to the store. >> maybe i'll see you there. >> she was there while hundreds of fans were there and ready to surprise. >> justin timberlake had a bit of a bromance surprise in cleveland. >> he says he had no idea that lebron james would be joining him on stage with shots for him and his crew. ♪ and do

nbc aunls nichols live at the pentagon. hans, i will begin as we often do with the unfair question.as anything changed at this hour from the pentagon's point of view of assessing what's been done and where they're headed. >> reporter: not that they shared with us, ari. they continue to do their battle-damage assessment. they want to know exactly what they hit, what objectives they met. the initial objectives on that, they do think they had a fair amount of success and they think they achieved what they wanted to. number one, all of their missiles landed on target, none were shot down or failed. they learned syrian were not able to stop them. they didn't have any casualties for the fixed-wing aircraft they had. they think they knocked back, degraded the chemical weapon capability. listen to how general mackenzie put it. >> we believe that by hitting bars in particular we attacked the heart of the syrian chemical weapons program. i'm not saying they won't be able to reconstitute it. i'm not saying it is going to continue. this has dealt them a serious blow. >> now, ari, when we talk a

has existed at significantly lower levels in the organization before but not since the goldwater-nichols act of 1988 a tnl as and entity, not since then has the r&e organization occupied undersecretary level stature. since it's been 32 years since the enactment of goldwater-nichols, since we've had a major reorganization of the department, i think we can expect this particular instantiation to remain around for a while as well. so i'm the first occupant of the office at the undersec retare -- at the undersecretary level but i think we can expect many more. and my primary purpose is to get the thing started off right and set the proper tone for what we ought to be doing. so what ought we be doing and why? for that, i have to pull on a little bit of history, some of it recent, some of it of longer standing. i'm going to start by saying in the united states we've been on holiday for 25 years, maybe late -- a little bit more, since the fall of the berlin wall and shortly thereafter the collapse of the soviet union. at that time, china was not a great power. russia was devolving from great po

i'm going to bring in hans nichols from the pentagon. i know we are expecting the press conference to get under way for a better assessment of what happens, what was struck, whether it was mission accomplished. help put this in perspective, you have been speaking to sources on the spectrum of potential targets. where does this fall in terms of, was this a large scale operation or a limited strike operation? >> that's the key question on what sort of rational went into the targeting. i think we are going to learn a lot here in the next couple minutes, mainly on the battle damage assessment, what they think they have accomplished. we have heard from the syrians, they are clear there was damage. another crucial aspect is the success rate of the u.s. ordinance, the ordinance from the french as well as the british. last time, they lost and didn't have success rate. we had the president boast, not recently about how this was perfectly executed, but earlier in the week how smart the missiles were. crucially, what do they think they degrated the

nbc's hans nichols and "military times" deputy editor, leo shane iii. >>> are rod rosenstein's days and deputy attorney general numbered? folks close to him say, no, absolutely not. still, there hasn't been any action by president trump. but could that change as often it does? we'll dig into that. >>> also keeping an eye on manhattan courthouse where a hearing is under way with michael cohen and stormy daniels. if developments break, you will see it right here. millions of you are online right now, searching one topic. that will generate over 600 million results. and if you've been diagnosed with cancer, searching for answers like where to treat, can feel even more overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams of cancer treatment experts under one roof. start where specialists use advanced genomic testing to guide precision cancer treatment... ...that may lead to targeted therapies and more treatment options. start where there's a commitment to analyzing the latest research and conducting clinical trials-to help each patien

hans nichols and cal perry is with us right now. kelly, from are things going on on two fronts for the president. he's looking seriously at what steps to take with respect to syria and looking serious with what steps to take with respect to the mooueller investigation. >> one of the most complicating factors of the office is that there are competing enormous crises that really are often on the president's plate and he alone has to make a lot of these decisions. we aren't seeing much today in any public sense about what the planning level is. but of course by canceling the tripe to latin america for the summit of the americas, by being here in washington, by having access to his top military leaders and planners, lunch with the vice president today, an opportunity to strategize. you laid out some of the public comments the president has made really sending powerful signals about a willingness to respond militarily to the chemical attack in syria. but in terms of how far that has moved beyond the very fiery rhetoric to actual planning

in over the radio and they say they sent a picture here you see suspicious person delfina governor nichols and they took a picture of him see him on the corner you see him on the ground they act like they're sleeping but they're they actually rob people when you walk. his idea was born after his conflict with the mayor of new orleans who he publicly accused of being in active in front of the rise of criminality i tried to get a meeting with the mayor and he wouldn't meet with me so i made a thirty second commercial and i started putting it all over the t.v. calling the mayor out on the crime in the cities the french quarter is under siege by criminals the problem can be it is only six blocks by thirteen. you may as well advised me to come in this woman in the front the millionaire also stressing about the violence in the city and every sane way to deal with garbage like. we should hold for the administration accountable for there was a real provocation. and so he didn't like it and he took offense to it he made millions and millions and millions of dollars off a garbage contract in the fre

governor connelly was an advocate of that plan nichols was an advocate and connelly was trying to instillthe plan one of the things that he used to supplement the plan is if we don't do this than the federal government will. now that plan failed but you know how many votes? by 6000. in other words were peoplean today at this festival and accounted by how much was lost not not saying that would have been the answer would have created problems we did not aanticipate there are a lot of reasons to oppose the creation of a network of was a farce across the parkland but really that was the last time an approach was taken from the top down. maybe we need to revisit that. a personal hero he facilitated a three-year process to get us therkable aquifer for plant the only major aquifer that has this. >> i would like to read two quick quotations from the book, one asks the question of private property on one side in public good on the other. >> audi manager resource that everyone needs and everyone thinks their needs are paramount? he does answer that but he does tell us some ways the d current syste

. >> reporter: leslie nicholls says she saw police presence early tuesday morning. by this afternoon crews were taking these gates down. with san francisco police officers searching for someone or something on the other side. >> i was a little concerned with all the shootings going on right now, yeah. so it's -- i take it as a real threat. >> as far as we're concerned, he could be anywhere in the city. >> reporter: several services including drop box and lyft went offline. police could not confirm whether hamilton was an individual moved from the area at 501 dlans si earlier this week. but police say he has two outstanding felony warrants. if you see him, call police immediately and do not approach him. >> while this threat started in san jose with a report of several stolen guns from a home on husted avenue. >> chris? >> reporter: every patrol officer in san jose has been told to be on the lookout for hamilton, police say this is a very serious threat and they are not taking any chances. tonight residents in this quiet willow glen neighborhood wait with anticipatio

so the last of the home teams athletes are heading home...earlier i was was joined by liz nicholl theody that distributes funding to olympic and paralympic sports, and also nile wilson, the english gymnast who won three gold medals and two silvers at the games. it is such a proud moment. it's what we do it for, it's what we put in the hours for. if i'm honest, for me, i'm so, so happy and i aspire to this but in terms of myself, i learned this quickly, these objects have not much correlation to my happiness, it's what i'm doing. the fa ct i happiness, it's what i'm doing. the fact i found the sport i love to gymnastics and what i'm doing day—to—day, it's already enough for me, ithink day—to—day, it's already enough for me, i think that's why i progress so much because i love what i'm doing and the work i put in. incredible trip, incredible support, could not be happier. gymnastics one of the key sports uk is behind, that must fill your heart with glee when you hear one of the athletes not see what he's done, but the joy he takes on his board as well. amazing performances from nile and