he said, they arrested matt and nick. and i said, matt and nick who?said, our cousin matt and nick sampson. >> reporter: it was true. matt livers had confessed to the murders of his aunt and uncle. >> put the gun to her face and blew her away. >> reporter: and he'd named an accomplice. 22-year-old nick sampson. a cousin of matt's on another branch of the family tree. >> my husband had given me the phone. i was sitting up in bed. and i said, andy, should i be shaking? he said, that's normal, the shock. >> reporter: but matt livers had been with them at easter dinner just a few hours before. now he said that he and nick had returned to kill his aunt and uncle. >> our first reaction was somebody needs to tell our grandma. she had just lost her only son and her grandson is being arrested for this. and just like us, she's like, i don't understand. and i said, grandma, none of us understand any of this. >> reporter: did it give you any sense of at least somebody has been found responsible? did it make you feel any better? >> i think police will move on to th

nick: it's that grown? >> yea nick: and when you first saw cocaine th was mixed with fentanyl, what was your response? >> scared the cr out of me. this opioid crisis, the fentanyl crisis, it wants everyone. it is the devil itself. nick: fentanyl has already killed the son of sharon, and when we asked if we could speak to other affected families, more than 40 people turned up. >> my son was joshua. >> i'm the sister. >> my son. >> my son's name was cody gillis. he died of a heroin-fentanyl overdose. >> he died three weeks before his 19th birthday. >> 30 years old, passed away march 2 of this year, cocaine and fentanyl overdose. >> passed away due to fentanyl and cocaine. buryingiggest fear i another one, and i almost did that last week again. the crisis is real.>> y son was somebody. he was a good person. nick: do you think he would havf taken that drue had any idea it was laced with fentanyl? >> no, why would youdeath? no, he had too much to live for. >> i go to bed and pray every nip t that i don't waked g

nick: right. and i think a lot of folks are still very scared of this question, and i would still encourage folks to look past that, to understand that it does mean something and that there are a lot of people thinking about that question right now. it is still in litigation, so we're still thinking about what our solution will be for that. but that the census is so important that without, you know, a proper counting, letting that be a barrier for you to actually access that all--you know, everything that the census does, i think is a shame. so you really have to push past that, you really need fill up the census. it's very important, and it's going to be important for the next 10 years. robert: okay. well, we'll have you back, okay? nick: thank you very much. appreciate it. robert: well, coming up, a group that does a lot for the community and can speak firsthand about the importance of the census. the silicon valley community foundation is here next. ♪ ♪ ♪ the holidays begin here at the disneyla

but when nick ayers and john kelly came in, they also began attending the lunch, giving nick ayers thisey face time every week with the president. and it's during that time that our sources have told us that the president came to know and like nick ayers and come to the point now where he's considering him to replace his chief of staff. as you point out, nick ayers has earned his fair share of enemies as a 36-year-old political operative to now being considered chief of staff. and indeed kellyanne conway is one of those antagonists. she has urged the president against appointing nick ayers as chief of staff, according to our sources. kellyanne conway denied this, telling us she has zero beef with nick ayers and thek on thi. but many of the president's allies, including his daughter, ivanka trump, son-in-law, jared kushner, have been loyal allies of nick ayers and encouraging him to name nick ayers as the president's chief of staff. the political acumen, the strategery he has, they say could make him a key chief of staff heading into the 2020 re-election. jim? >> jeremy diamond, thanks v

nick bryant, bbc news, new jersey.e: do stay with the bbc as the continue our election coverage with the resnits on tuesdat. turkish authorities have given their first official statement lion how they believe jour jamal khashoggi was killed. they say he was choked to death immediately after entering the saudi consulate in istanbul. officials say they remain -- they are frustrated by what they see as a lack of cooperation from the saudis, who have refused to extradite the 18 men arrested iconnection with the murder earlier this month. pressure is also building on saudi arabia over its role in yemen's civil war. it is a conflict which has created the world's worst humanitarian crisis, withio mi at risk of starvation. america, along with britain and france, have supported the saudis, who are helping yemen's government fight mhe rebel houtement. our international correspondent orla guerin has returned from yemen with this report, which contains distressing material. orla: in yemen, it has come to this. more than three year

she'll wear nick lauren. nick is set to ride in on a horse holding a sword. check out the fireworks laid out ahead of the i dos. priyanka says, quote, people will need vacations after this wedding. meghan markle and harry won't be flying to india for the nuptials. a source telling us, isn't traveling much recently. ♪ i see your face when my eyes are shut. >> he says, i put my drink down, get down on one knee, this is in front of a bunch of people, and say, my life? justin bieber's new bride haley is the beautiful december cover girl of "vogue" arabia. haley says they won't be having children, quote, any time soon, but she definitely wants kids. take your time.she's so young. . >>> meanwhile, a dark anniversary for matt lauer. one year since he was fired but planning a comeback in 2019. a source tells "e.t." matt lauer would love a career in news again and he's interested in quote, opportunities in london and online. >> matt lawer has been terminated from nbc news. we are still processing all of this. >> one year after his firing we are told lauer lives with r

nick: but in preparation, what countries are you looking at? nick:? nick:?na: i would like to talk about margin expectations, a bit lower than expected. you have already reduced headcount dramatically. are you looking at revenue per employee number, will we see more restructuring? nick: know, we are looking at very successful holiday quarter for gopro irma we are now one month into the holiday season and as i mentioned, hero 7 black is the most successful ever in the first few months post-launch. sellingand2 very well. that sets us up with low channel inventory exiting the year, a great set up for a profitable first quarter? nick: when we look at camera sales, how much of that is from refreshes from existing users is is reaching a new base? nick: roughly half of our users of the app are using four to six-year-old gopro's. and hero 3. there is a lot we can do to help them upgrade. majority of our business is attracting new customers, so we are doing a good job of attracting new customers globally. black, we're 7 seeing a lot of social commentary about custome

nick: our best-selling camera out of the gates ever.e first 30 days, the new flagship camera has gone on to become the best-selling gopro ever. and our other products, hero 7 white and silver are selling in line with expectations and we are very confident we will have a great holiday quarter. >> let's go beyond the cameras. the drone market was very difficult, there are many regulatory challenges, but how are you thinking about entering other adjacent markets that are attractive to your consumers, like wearables, alternative reality glasses? nick: for the time, we are focused on our core business of helping people capture their active lifestyles. we are seeing growth, we are predicting 5 million total units of self through this year, which is up 16% year-over-year. in the fourth quarter alone, we are seeing 50% higher sales than last year. so the core business is growing. and we are making investments in new types of cameras, like our fusion 360 degree camera, which has 47% of the 360 camera market. so we think that we have enough growt

brent: our nick connolly on the story for us tonight in kiev. nick, thank you.his weekend marks the 30th anniversary of world aids day. as well as marking great strides in combating the condition, the world has also seen public awareness campaigns informing people about hiv, aids, and dispelling misinformation. despite all of this, people living with hiv are still stigmatized and shunned in many places. dw's russia correspondent juri rescheto met one young man doing his best to change attitudes. >> i don't like it when people point at me and say i'm contagious. i hear the worst kinds of insults on the streets. juri: vitali has been hiv-positive for 11 years. >> i want to let everyone know that hiv is not a death sentence. we are people, just like everyone else. the only thing that makes me different are the four pills that i take every day to keep me from dying. juri: but these pills that keep him from dying, as vitali calls them, are not a cure for a different problem. the stigmatization of people with hiv. to fight the stigma, vitali has come up with an unusua

. >> nick, what you have, you're going to find it again.going to get it back. >> you watch your kids go through something like this and spiral out of control and to be completely helpless. that's the part of it that is the scariest. >> reporter: the addiction nearly destroys his seemingly perfect family. >> the whole point of the movie is to exemplify to people this can happen to anyone, and not to terrify or scare, but it's redemptive. >> reporter: the movie is a painfully true story, based on the memoirs of david and nick sheff. >> it opened the door to so many people who were experiencing similar things. because it was considered shameful, they were suffering in silence. and it opened the door to communication. and the idea of having the movie is bigger. >> one day i woke um p in the hospital and somebody asked me, what's your problem? and i said i'm an alcoholic and addict. >> reporter: "beautiful boy" puts a face on the epidemic ravage being the nati ravaging the nation. in 2017, an estimated 72,000 people died from drug overdoses. >>

nick bryant explores the divisions in america.k: the prosperous suburbs of america's major cities have litraditionally been a repn stronghold. this is golf club country. ct this seat went democrat because of a whilar revolt against donald trump among more affluent and highly educated voters. >> we either organize or we fail. nick: suburban women have been energized, many like this group t lenders who decided to involved in politics in reaction to his presidential victory two years ago. >> i'm not sure donald trump is able to take much of a message from this, but i hope that other leaders in congress and other national political leaders will recognize that this meof hate and racism doesn't work. >> what we have seen since his election is that a lot of suburban america that didn't feel it needed to be involved before woke up and got involved me out. we are seeing the results of that now. nick: what was striking about the seat on the outskirts of philadelphia was just how easily the democrats won it. in an area full of mulllion dolla

thank you so much for that was nick connelly in moscow and in kiev david stern thanks to both of you. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today mexico has vowed to beef up security at its border with the united states after a peaceful protest descended into calles us guards fired tear gas into the mexican town of wanted to stop migrants trying to breach the border while mexican police arrested dozens of my. people have taken to the streets across the globe to mark the international day for the elimination of violence against women one of the largest rallies was in madrid where tens of thousands turned out to protest against domestic abuse the u.n. says one in three women worldwide will experience violence in her lifetime. and ugandan drug divers have retrieved thirty one body so after a boat capsized on lake victoria dozens more are feared dead the bessel was on a routine pleasure cruise and believed to be overcrowded with nearly one hundred mostly young revelers when it sank saturday evening at least twenty seven people. breske. british prime minister

this morning, cnn has learned a top contender for the spot is nick ayers pictured there.sident's chief of staff but is well liked by trump as well. joining me with the latest, jeremy diamond. nick aiers. i know some in the white house he makes uncomfortable, if that's the right word. there was some opposition there. how did he earn the president's trust? >> yeah, that's right. nick ayers is the vice president's chief of staff currently but he's also a 36-year-old ambitious political operative who has really had this meteoric rise in republican politics. it began at age 19 when he started on sonny perdue's campaign. and he quickly rose to become the head of the republican governors association. ran a 2012 republican presidential campaign, but his real rise in the trump world began when he started working for now vice president mike pence. it really started when he became pence's chief of staff last year, and that's when he earned the president's trust. the vice president and the president used to have these weekly lunches. it used to be a time for both of them to get to kn

i want to ask you more about nick ayers. i read this huge piece that vicky ward wrote in she writes is known to be exhaustingly charming. he has a panache you don't normally encounter in d.c., floppy blond hair, wide smile, swift stride, expensive sput. his greatest weapon is a southern drawl that makes you feel as if everything is happening in slow motion. . what is he like? >> it's a fantastic feature. it gives you a sense of who nick ayers is and how he's perceived in washington right now. he does have a lot of enemies. in a lot of ways it's surprising the president does seem to like him. he's the kind of operator, the type of striver, who you would think based on everything the president has said before he would not like. but apparently he has managed to get close to the president and get close to his daughter and son-in-law and to really make some allies that are very important in this west wing. >> you said it. the word is white house aides, they don't want him there. "the washington post" reporting there that during t

here is the bbc's nick bryant. nick: this is the day when the american people have their say, when their voices finally get to be heard. despite the ugly weather, the lines of this polling station on the outskirts of philadelphia were the longest they have seen in 10 years. for many, it was donald trump who drew them to the polls. et>> ses i don't agree with some of his antics and i don't agree with this texting or twittering. but other than that i think the country is in a better place than it was two yes ago. >> donald trump and the whole republican party, we need to be done with them.or we are ready change. nick: these lines speak of how donald trump has energized the american electorate. he has rallied his blue-collar base, for sure but here in the suburbs we are seeing white-collar discontent about the tone and style of his presidency. suburban kitens has been turned into election command pos, and what is striking the participation of women. democratic volunteers such as lauren and joanna see themselves as par

nick bailey, too, had come into contact with the novichok.rous surfaces, and it's spread by touch. just a few milligrams can kill. it only took a day for nick to realise something was badly wrong. everything was juddering. i was very unsteady on my feet. the sweating had gone from my forehead down my back. my whole body was just dripping with sweat. must have been pretty frightening for you. yes, it was. it was horrendous. he recalls the moment in hospital when he was told what had poisoned him. they said, "you have this novichok, this nerve agent, in your blood system". what was your reaction? scared, because it's the fear of the unknown. it's such a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how the other two were, or how badly they'd been affected by it, i was petrified. it took two weeks for the investigators to discover that the nerve agent was put on the front door handle of the skripals' home, but it took the death of dawn sturgess to work out how it got there. her partner charlie rowley, who also became ill, had found a perfume b

nick bailey too had come into contact with the novichok.porous surfaces, and it's spread by touch. just a few milligrams can kill. it only took a day for nick to realise something was badly wrong. everything was juddering. i was very, very unsteady on my feet. the sweating had gone from my forehead, down my back. my whole body was just dripping with sweat. he recalls the moment in hospital when he was told what had poisoned him. they said, "you have this novichok, this nerve agent, in your blood system." what was your reaction? scared, because it's the fear of the unknown. because it's such a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how the other two were, or how badly they'd been affected by it, i was petrified. it took two weeks for the investigators to discover that the nerve agent was put on the front door handle of the skripals' home, but it took the death of dawn sturgess to work out how it got there. her partner charlie rowley, who also became ill, had found the perfume bottle used to smuggle the substance into britain. this i

that nick is invited to between pence and trump.has been invited to join president trump and vice president pence for what used to be their private meeting. >> the three of them? >> general kelly has been invited, too. it is a four-man table and it is chat chat. there is fox news on in the background. this has been the time that president trump has had to get to know and trust nick ayers. >> to characteristically pick a chief of staff. it's an interesting report and you talk about nick ayers's finances. is that going to be a complicating factor? >> this came up with people that we spoke with that there may be scrutiny around ayers's finances. he is worth between 12 and $54 million according to the financial disclosure forms that we reviewed to write the story. he's a self made man. a lot comes from financial investments over the years that have done quite well. it also comes from a political arrangement where he was both advising the political candidate politically on strategy during the campaign and also doing the ad buying for the

our north america correspondent nick bryant reports. nick: michael cohen was donald trump's . fix-it, central figure in the billionaires business empire. but the lawyer who made his problems go away now potentially poses a huge proem himself for the president. >> mr. cohen has coorated, comrhen will continue to cooperate. enng is set for december 12.ni ck:g the fast tanew york outside court.ned tightlipped those words from his lawyer are a startling new development. it means he is sharing information wi the russian collision investigation. up until now mhael cohen has been prosecuted by investigators here in new york. what mak this so significant is that it is the first time he has been charged by and entered into a plea agreement with robert mueller, the special counsel looking into allegations of collusion between the trump presidential campaign and the kremlin. inside cou, he pleaded guilty to making false atements to congress about a real estate project that would have altered the skyline of moscow, proposed anump tower in the rus capital. talks about the project nthad ued

reporter: nick come into contact with the novichok. it is like oil sinking through porous surfaces, and it is spread by touch. just a few milligrams can kill. it only took a day for nick to realize something was badly wrong. sergeant bailey: i was very unsteady on my fee the sweating had gone from my forehead down my back and my whole body was dripping with sweat. reporter: must have been pretty frightening for you.3 sergeant bailey: yes, it was horrendous. reporter: he recalls the moment in hospital when he was told what poisoned him. sergeant bailey: they said you have this novichok, this nerve agent in your system. reporter: what was your reaction sergeant bailey: scared because it is fairly unknown, such a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how badly they had been affected by it, i was petrified. reporter: it took two for the investigators to discover th o the nerve agent was putn the front door handle of the skripals' home. but it took the death of dawn sturgess to work out how it got there. her partner, who also beca

. >> the only creature that looked better than that duck is nick mullens. >> the nick it's my job toa public safety,pg&e, keeping the powerlines clear while also protecting the environment. the natural world is a beautiful thing. the work that we do helps protect it. public education is definitely a big part of our job, to teach our customers about the best type of trees to plant around the powerlines. we want to keep the power on for our customers. we want to keep our communities safe. this is our community. this is where we live. we need to make sure that we have a beautiful place for our children to live. together, we're building a better california. california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th. i'm marshall tuck, i'm a public-school parent, and i know we can do better. in the public schools i led, we got more funding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's dot r every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm run

nick, what are you gathering there? >> reporter: as you say, right now the number of injured or possibly dead is 11. we know of 11 victims. we don't know conditions. we are told that number could change. about a half hour ago, the number is six. it has been moved to 11. it could change. as for the shooter, we are told that they do not believe -- sorry. we do not feel that the shooter has left the building. that is the last we heard from the ventura county sheriff's office. i was just speaking to some people who were inside the bar when it happened. you mentioned pepperdine. i spoke to one young lady who was at cal state channel islands. she said she was in the bar. it was beginning to gill fill u. she said it wasn't packed. it was filling up when she heard gunshots. she hit the ground and hid under a table with a friend. that friend she has not managed to contact on the phone. she does not know his condition. many managed to escape and trying to contact their friends in the bar tonight. she described the shooter as a ma

but nick ayers has drawn a top detractor in the presidential wing and that is kellyanne conway.will me and my colleague, elizabeth landers, who i worked on this story with, that nick ayers sought to fire kellyanne conway from that gubernatorial reelection campaign and that's where the bad blood stems from. when nick ayers was being considered to come in as the president's chief of staff last year, sources tell us that kellyanne conway tried to thwart to support that. the vice president's press secretary also disputed that, saying that nick ayers and kellyanne conway are close friends. brooke? >> jeremy diamond, thanks for the reporting. >>> coming up next, breaking news. roger stone has just responded to the news one of his associates is in talks with robert mueller about a plea deal. we'll have that for you. >>> also, the trump administration releasing a major report on climate change today, warning of these dire consequences. hear the specific consequences. but first, we just want to take a moment on this friday afternoon to honor one of the sears top ten cnn heroes, a compute

africa's former white elite who once owned ninety percent of the country's learned his company sir nick produces b. follow consumption and export to asia and the middle east the government is considering new plans to expropriate land without compensation but rather than putting white against black so fontayne has sent an open letter to president serum opposer calling for cooperation. put a long time experience here that image of almost going through. because mainly because of the corruption the favoritism the lack of political will and that's why the started to write that bridge the. seventeen says anyone program must involve experience commercial farmers mentoring new potential pharmacy and. yeah we want them to then so that in the near future they can be able to be able to be productive so nick has already equipped seventy five emerging farmers with practical skills and theory. there are plans to train more than six hundred other emerging farmers in the next three years. i can be an employee. people i can use these to stab my own business and. every kid couldn't walk. twenty four year

we have nick paton walsh with more from the city of mariupol. the president of the united states cancelling the meeting. what is the response? >> reporter: really ukraine to some degree is on its own an aside from the rhetoric of russia so far. we have seen no palpable measures of a move after sunday and the issue with the azov sea behind me. now restricting pass saage thro the kerch strait. actually it is strange given how barack obama led sanctions in 2014 after they invaded crimea. to see donald trump contemplating a meeting with putin at that late stage. now banning all residents from int entering ukrainian territory. now with historical precedent that he doesn't want to let the russians in to create private armies after the takeover the crimea in the east of the country. also behind me, i think a sense of concern about where this leads next. ukraine has not got the international support after the annexation of crimea. it is concerned that maybe russia is trying to impose the military control of the whole of the azov sea and staying in the p

. >> the only creature that looked better than that duck is nick mullens. >> the nick here are the facts.leadingacks against prop c. the city's chief economist says prop c llreomelessness"by creinaffong,, attacks against prop c. and providing clean restrooms and safe shelters with independent oversight, open books, and strict accountability measures to make sure every penny goes to solving our homeless crisis. vote yes on c. endorsed by the democratic party, nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein. i'm super excited to introduce my dad because he's my hero. when i was little, he was doing this really important work driving ambulances in iraq. now he's home. and he's still a hero because he tells the ambulances where to go when there's an emergency. i'm so proud of him. he's awesome. he's my dad! announcer: if your service-connected disability hinders your civilian career, vocrehab offers a variety of services to help prepare you for your next mission. >>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> good evening. 49ers just destroyed the raiders in the last battle of the bay before the silver and

>> oh, damn, nick. >> drop the mike.t way >> you're going on this big world tour. you are in great shape because you've been doing this residency for a year. do you even have to train? >> we're always kind of training in between. >> plus we're all dads. so once we go home for the holidays we're gonna eat holiday food and we're gonna be with our kids and eat candy and it's like training your jaw. >> listen, if you pretend like you're 22 or 25, your body -- you can try to trick yourself. it just hurts when you get up the next day. >> i did not know this as a life long fan, but people confuse you with justin timberlake. >> yeah, sometimes. i got it from like three guys. oh, yo, there's justin timberlake and i'm like dude get your groups right. ♪ bye bye bye >> i'm just kidding. osted tip, a curly noodle like hair. justin timberlake is cute, but he's no brian. you know what i mean? >> i cannot wait for this tour. tickets go on sale november 14th. it's gonna be the group's biggest arena tour in 18 years. it kicks off may 11th

nick has prepared a long time for this. >> how did you sleep last night? >> i slept good that i woke up every hour. but, those hour periods were great. >> we have to find a way to start games better. we have to eliminate the big plays. >> we just didn't get any breaks. we didn't have any big plays. they literally just came out and beat us to a pulp. >> nick mullens is the story of the night for me. >> nick mullens is the man. >> the puck deflects off of anthony duclair's skate. the go-ahead goal. san (humming a lullaby) you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is next. thank you so much for watching. have a great night. the number one anti-aging body treatment system for crepey skin! (male announcer) that can deliver smoother, firmer, younger-looking skin on your arms, your legs, your hands, your chest, and even your neck! (female announcer) now, here's jane seymour, legendary actress and real crepe erase

nick has prepared a long time for this. >> how did you sleep last night? >> i slept good that i woke up every hour. but, those hour periods were great. >> we have to find a way to start games better. we have to eliminate the big plays. >> we just didn't get any breaks. we didn't have any big plays. they literally just came out and beat us to a pulp. >> nick mullens is the story of the night for me. >> nick mullens is the man. >> the puck deflects off of anthony duclair's skate. the go-ahead goal. san jose has lost 3 of the last 4 games. we will be right back. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart beds are on sale now during sleep number's veterans day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready to put your pedal to the metal. and now during our veterans day sale, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299 - save $400. plus, 24-month financing on all beds. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. he

gather in priyanka's hometown of mumbai for their impending i dos. >> nick!the bride to be was radiant in an embroidered blue suit and sari while the future groom donned an equally elaborate pale pink traditional indian outfit. they attended a pre wedding dinner at priyanka's mother's home. nick's brother joe and his fiance sophie turner, also donned indian clothing for the pre wedding gathering. the weekend wedding is rumored to be held at an elaborate palace in jodhpur, india with 15 acres of lush gardens. a source tells "e.t." understands how important it is to priyanka to stay true to her background and wants her to have the best wedding day. ♪ oh so close >> and another jonas appears to be joining them. nick's big brother kevin posted this smooch with wife danielle on an airplane. they could be headed to the wedding. >> it's happening. get your tickets soon. >> i'm going. >>> coming up -- >> we're in the studio with dolly parton talking about her new duet partner jennifer aniston. >> i got to know her. >> then six leading ladies with lady gaga holding co

nick bailey too had come into contact with the novichok.rous surfaces, and it's spread by touch. just a few milligrams can kill. it only took a day for nick to realise something was badly wrong. everything was juddering. i was very, very unsteady on my feet. the sweating had gone from my forehead, down my back. my whole body was just dripping with sweat. he recalls the moment in hospital when he was told what had poisoned him. they said, "you have this novichok, this nerve agent, in your blood system". what was your reaction? scared, because it's the fear of the unknown. because it's such a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how the other two were, or how badly they'd been affected by it, i was petrified. it took two weeks for the investigators to discover that the nerve agent was put on the front door handle of the skripals' home, but it took the death of dawn sturgess to work out how it got there. her partner charlie rowley, who also became ill, had found the perfume bottle used to smuggle the substance into britain. this is

everyone's saying nick because nick is putting that out probably through his camp. don't forget that mick mulvaney also was a name thrown around often for this position. so yes, nick wants it because he's incredibly ambitious and has always cozied up to the president. i remember being in some meetings with him, and he would always try to say the right thing to kind of impress the president. doesn't forget about mick mulvaney. >> is he a sycophant? >> yes and no. he plays two different roles depending on who he's serving. he pushes back to kind of show that maybe he would be a good leader in situations where a good decision has to be made. >> you previously said that you suspect that ayers may be the one that wrote that anonymous "new york times" op-ed. i am part of the resistance inside the trump administration. if he is under consideration, clearly the administration doesn't think he's part of the resistance. you still think he wrote the op-ed? >> i still believe that the language was very consistent with some of the memos that he wrote while i was there and some o

nick bailey too had come into contact with the novichok.nking through porous surfaces, and it's spread by touch. just a few milligrams can kill. it only took a day for nick to realise something was badly wrong. everything was juddering. i was very unsteady on my feet. the sweating had gone from my forehead down my back. my whole body was just dripping with sweat. must have been pretty frightening for you. yes, it was. it was horrendous. he recalls the moment in hospital when he was told what had poisoned him. they said, "you have this novichok, this nerve agent, "in your blood system". what was your reaction? scared, because it's the fear of the unknown. it's such a dangerous thing to have in your system. knowing how the other two were, or how badly they'd been affected by it, i was petrified. it took two weeks for the investigators to discover that the nerve agent was put on the front door handle of the skripals' home, but it took the death of dawn sturgess to work out how it got there. her partner, charlie rowley, who also became ill, had

nick airs is a wealthy republican political consultant.amond has the back story on airs. >> reporter: it was weekly lunches with the president and the vice president that has gotten nick airs, the vits president's chief of staff, put him now in a position to be considered to replace john kelly as the white house chief of staff. nick airs began attending these weekly lunches when he came in as the vice president's chief of staff. two sources close to the president tell me that is how the president came to know and like nick airs and why he's now considering him for this top post. nick airs in his meteoric rise at just 36 years old to be considered for this position, he's earned himself his fair share of enemies. they call him arrogant and criticize his wealth. $12 million net worth according to his disclosures. one of his antagonists we are told is kellyanne conway who we are told advised against airs. she disputed this, saying she had zero beef with nick airs. both of them are close friends. but nonetheless, we're told kellyanne conway sou

nick mullen.flction for nick mullen. he's kafred his way through jon grud gruden's defense. >> we're keeping our secret weapon ready to go. >> who is nick mullen? >> he's a man. what you mean? been doing it every day. every time he's on the field, he does this stuff. nothing new to us. >> if i had known he would -- obviously he's a scout team quarterback of the walk through. this is the starting defense like we're supposed to know who plays. >> getting judged off these interceptions i know. >> they were trying to shred us. he's a really competitive guy. >> rate i hadders with the firsthand thursday night. a confident guy. look no further than his college career to figure out why. >> it show he's a good player. favre who called to congratulate mullen after the win. >> he told me how proud of me he was. he sent me a message before the game and said no pressure, just be yourself. >> if from the first snap he took command in that muddle. i can't tell you how many times he told us to quiet down and it was impressive. he studi

nick kay is continuing to be lower. -- nikkei. i nick kay is continuing to be lower. —— nikkei.st date of tober, essentially due to —— october. essentially due to the us china trade war, also the fact that october was a terrible month and we saw all of those games pretty much wiped out for the years. that is it for this edition. thanks for watching. this is bbc news. the top stories this hour: turkey has said that the journalist, jamal khashoggi was strangled as soon as he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul nearly a month ago. pakistan's prime minister has called for calm after protesters denounced a supreme court decision to overturn a christian woman's death sentence for blasphemy. the son of the former leicester city owner, vichai srivaddhanaprabha, has thanked people for their overwhelming support following his father's death in a helicopter crash on saturday night. his comments came as images emerged of the helicopter, moments after take—off, which appear to support the theory that the aircraft's tail rotor suffered some kind of failure, as our correspondent tom burrid

that was detective sergeant nick bailey.ley's ordeal. he went into the house, he was unaware of this. he was wearing a full forensic field, but after he got back from the house he didn't see anything, it had all looked normal. he immediately had this he described feeling hot and sweaty and pinpricks in his eyes, and he got really bad the next day. so much so that today's money had to be rushed to hospital. clearly during the course of this programme you discovered more aboutjust how potent this novichok poisoning is. yes, the detective leading the investigation, the counterterrorism policing network looking at what happened there, he and his officers of course found tragically because of course found tragically because of dawn stu rg ess of course found tragically because of dawn sturgess —— because dawn stu rg ess ha d of dawn sturgess —— because dawn sturgess had died in a second attack, they found the perfume bottle field is filled with novichok that had been used to put the nerve agent under the door handle, and he told

they couldn't stop nick mullins. yeah, you heard me right, the undrafted second year quarterback out of southern miss. rolling right, 24 yards to a wide open receiver. second quarter, mullins, four yards to kendrick born, 14-3. c toying with his younger brother. teasing the defense for a 52-yard touchdown. the niners dominate 43-3 the final. the night belonged to nick mullins, 262 yards and three scores. >> i keep some of it in the back of my mind, but not all of it. i think i'm here for a reason and it was my opportunity to prove that i could play. >> yeah, very frustrating night. that was terrible. that's not good. >> reporter: next up for the raiders, home against the chargers on the 11th. the niners back here, again in primetime on the 12th against the giants. >> colin, thank you. nick mullins, wow! that guy was good tonight. we have hockey at the shark tank. things looked good early on this is kevin la bank with the goal. but columbus wins 4-1. back in a moment. way to stay connected. it gives you super fast spe

nick, can you stop talking even though he can't hear him. that's funny, though. >> george talks a lot. >> the levity it provided may have been inadvertent, but it worked. the task now, for mullens and the team to build on last week's success. >> you have to stack wins on top of each other. hope they start snowballing. >> winning makes it a lot easier. hopefully, we can keep doing that. it's a hell of a feeling and a lot of fun celebrating with the guys. >> colin resch, nbc bay area. >> only 23. he's young. >>> let's take you back outside. it's down to the wire now. about an hour left. this is the santa clara county register voter's office in san jose, hour left for you to cast your vote. long lines still there. don't worry. if you're there in line at 8:00, the polls officially close but you do get the opportunity to cast your vote. if you're in line, you can still cast your vote before they close. >> it's not just the people in the selection but all those propositions. there's a lot on the line. if you have any problems at the polls, we do w

for more on this story we're joined now by our correspondent nick conley in kiev and emily short one in moscow good morning to you both nick ukraine has imposed martial law what kinds of power does this give ukrainian authorities and how will that help them solve this crisis. good morning terry well this is unprecedented in all the years of conflict we've seen here in ukraine off the annexation by russia of crimea and the conflict in the east this has never happened before this is. basically this gives the government the option to restrict civil liberties anything from freedom of speech to freedom of assembly giving the police more powers and also potentially allowing for the mobilization of all me reservists having said that we still haven't seen much detail this was voted through late last night in pretty chaotic parliament tree assembly it wasn't clear for a long time if it would actually get the number the required number of votes it did . but whether this is just an option the government is giving itself for the case of escalation with russia or if we're going to see a direct im