nicole's grief over that loss f becoming a clinical psyc nicole: i solely want to work with veterans particularly , suicidal veterans, and i would just really like to be on the frontlines with those veterans. diane: today, she works with vets on the helpline staff for t.a.p.s. -- the tragedy assistance program for survivors -- helping families through the struggles she knows first hand. nicole: i will never be ove loss of my sister. i think about her everyday, but this is a new normal for me. i am trying to think of the great times that i had with her and the great memories, and not specifically about her death. diane: in pittsburgh, i'm diane roberts for "matter of fact." soledad: michelle lanhorst is featured in a memorithe nonprofs hoping to a permanent installation. >> next on "matter of fact." growing numbers of women in combatpeter: they make up 16% t% of our force, and they are critical.>> hear what this genes abt helping female veterans from peand later -- soledad: you might be saying that lks ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ soledad: the u.s. department of veterans affairs is confronting the

i'm nicolle wallace. brian will be back tomorrow. day 266 of the trump administration, and we're seeing a new side of white house chief of staff john kelly. the crisis manager. he surprised reporters today by fielding questions in the briefing room for 28 minutes. he started with a personnel update. >> although i read it all the time, pretty consistently, i'm not quitting today. i don't believe, and i just talked to the president, i don't think i'm being fired today. and i am not so frustrated in this job that i'm thinking of leaving. i will tell you, this is the hardest job i've ever had. this is in my view the most important job i ever had. i would offer, though, it is not the best job i ever had. the best job i ever had, as i've said many times, is when i was an enlisted marine, sergeant, infantryman, that was the best job i've ever had. unless things change, i'm not quitting, i'm not getting fired, and i don't think i'll fire anyone tomorrow. >> tomorrow. but even as the adults around the president, as they're often described, co

well, now it's time for nicole to celebrate keith. today he turns 50!appy birthday to my husband, baby daddy and best man in the world. >> they both have a lot to be thankful about. meanwhile, nicole's still celebrating her double emmy wins for "big little lies," but bringing home the statuettes to her daughters didn't go exactly as planned. >> i got two. when do you ever get two? i want my little girls to have this on their shelf and look at it and go, every time my mama didn't put me to bed, it's because of this! sunday did say she doesn't want it on her shelf because her shelf is already very particular, and it's too big and she doesn't really want it. i was like, okay, that's keeping it real. >> yeah, nice. they'll always keep you in check. >> parenting in real life is keeping her on her toes, but in their new movie, "the killing of a sacred deer," colin is a family man forced to make an unthinkable decision. >> ynds i don't understand why i should have to pay the price. >> nicole is his wife and the mother of his two kids. the psychological thrille

>> you didn't, nicolle, and good evening after your very long day. and i asked sheryl sandberg if facebook owes the american people an apology, that this election was -- the foreign actors were able to interfere in this election, and she said well, we don't just owe an apology. we owe a responsibility to fix it in the future. so we heard sheryl sandberg saying that the facebook will cooperate with congress, that she is for releasing all these ads, that they're continuing to look for information that might be relevant to congress. but nicolle, something else you didn't hear sheryl sandberg saying is that facebook is going to change, because what's happening here is congruent with both the facebook philosophy and the business model. i asked her, these ads were taken down because they were fake russian accounts. but what if they were real accounts with these divisive ads which brought up issues of race and guns and lgbt, sexual identity, would they be allowed to run if they were real accounts and she said yes. and she said facebook is about free express

will the families of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman ever see that money? by one estimate, we're talking $65 million. >> those lawsuits in the civil case were on behalf of the estate of nicole brown simpson. the estate of ronald goldman. by the way, the beneficiaries of the estate of nicole brown children are the children, sidney and justin, his own children. as to the estate of ron goldman, of course, there were no children. so, his dad, his parents, could be the beneficiaries. they could go after him. if he has income that is not protected. that is not sheltered. he can live off his $25,000 a month nfl pension. they cannot touch that. if, in fact, however, he earns other income from other sources, then they can go after that. and i have no doubt that ron goldman's father will. >> all right, gloria allred. we want to thank you so much for your perspective this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks for joining us. >>> we want to turn now to another breaking story this morning. a possible new terror attack in canada. >> man -- a man stabbing a police officer then

so anyway, nicole. that's the best i can tell you right now. >> savannah, stay with us, we're going to add louis bergdorff, could you describe what you're seeing? >> reporter: yeah, i was standing just outside of my building, it's where canal street really meets the west side highway. moments after this truck plowed down the bike path, you could see cyclists and pedestrians badly injured. emergency responders were very quick on to the scene and they were there trying to work on people, there was one woman giving a cyclist cpr just on the ground there, and it looked like it had started blocks north of where i was. even as far north as i think west howston street, and seemed to stretch very far south as well. so it seemed like this went on for an extremely long time, and in the beginning, first responders were literally combing through the brush that's just along the bike path on the west side highway to see if they could see pedestrians or anyone hurt in the brush there. so it was a terrifying scene to s

nicole green mckella is director of team trinity, a production company she is working with, along withbarbot who is also a writer, producer and director with team trinity. both of you wrote, produce and directed that production which was very moving. claudine, it is based in part on your own personal experience, isn't it? >> it is. it is based on my experience with domestic violence. i was married to a police officer and we experienced domestic violence in our home. it was very traumatic, and after nicole and the other writer on this as well, jocelyn barbot, my sister, we -- after everything came to an end, we decided to get together and write this play to promote domestic violence awareness. >> you watched her go through a horrible experience. >> yes, i did. >> what did you learn from it and what were you -- what was yo were you trying to help her? did you know what to do? >> yes, i did. like claudine just mentioned, myself and her sister, jocelyn barbot, we helped her pick up the pieces from a horrible situation. she was suffering with this domestic violence situation for years, and

good evening, everyone i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. inspection, found mold inside holy glenn elementary school. "eyewitness news" reporter, david spunt is live, where a meeting is about to take place , david? >> reporter: nicole and ukee thinks discouraging news for students and parents, after all students started here about a month ago. we were talking about holy glenn elementary school just down the street from where i am. right now i'm in front of williamstown high school. i'm here because in an hour the school board will hold a public meeting. superintendent and other top officials will be here to listen to parental concerns. we're told that an environmental protection agency was out just a few days ago conducting several tests and they found a strong presence of mold inside of the school in separate rooms. now in order to remedy this they are at least having the students leave for three weeks , could be more, they are going to send them to separate schools but that is what will be discussed behind me tonight at 7:00, i did test th

. >>> i'm nicole brewer, jessica dean is on assignment. here's what we necessity right now in maryland gunman showed up for work at advanced granite solutions and opened fire on co-workers, shooting five people, of them were killed, two remain in critical condition. police say suspect then went to wilmington for a second targeted shooting and there police say suspect shot a man multiple times. "eyewitness news" reporter joe holden is tracking developments and joins us from the police department in wilmington with the very latest, joe. >> reporter: nicole, ukee, good evening. every once in a while wilmington police pull out of here, lights, sirens on. this place tonight is on high alert as for good reason. stern warning coming from the chief of police, just two hours ago, anybody out there who may be assisting this suspected killer, should think twice. armed, dangerous and desperate , radee prince tracked down his victims police say each was targeted by the 37 year-old. carnage began this morning outside baltimore at a counter business. fiv

i'm nicole. "mtp daily" starts are the now with chuck. hi, chuck. >> nicole, wow. >> yeah.ou have jeff flake, right? >> i have jeff flake here in a few minutes. >> i'm going to race to a tv. >> excellent, and whatever question you have, text me now i'll ask him, i promise. if it's tuesday, is it the day the republican establishment officially fell apart? tonight an extraordinary day in the united states senate. republican jeff flake of arizona calls it quits. but calls out president trump while he does it. >> mr. president, i rise today

brian was actually standing behind my best friend, nicole and i. we were to the left of the stage, maybe ten rows in from the front of the stage. we heard the gunshots and thought they were fireworks, like everyone else. we turned around, looked at brian, he grabbed both of our hands and he just said "run," and we sprinted further to the left of the stage, to the back. we came upon this little area right past a tent where there was maybe 15 foot fence. there was no way we could hop over. at that point, we were stuck. the gate wasn't open. there were no openings to get out. and we didn't want to go backwards. so we saw this freezer truck with the door wide open and someone say "come inside, come inside." so maybe 25 to 30 of us piled in. and we hid in there for about ten minutes. we thought it was a joke still at that point. we really didn't know what was going on, or if it really was gunshots. brian went to go open the door of the truck to see what was going on, and we heard more gunshots. >> so i mean, that's just -- i mean, it's so terrifying, no

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. hi, chuck. >> nicolle, how are you? >> good.d you're a colleague. thank you. >> i feel the same about you. >> yes. one of those days. so thank you. >>> if it's thursday, it's the great republican divide. tonight -- the four worrying factions of the republican party. >> i don't think the american people want to see us up here yelling at each other. >> who are they fighting for? plus -- the american opioid crisis -- >> i want the american people

this whole thing is going to be nicole's place. nicole's place, a domestic violence counseling center set, set to open next month. >> a warm, welcoming space that will allow people to come together, to have important conversations about domestic violence. >> reporter: it's named after nicole peppleman. the beloved mother of three killed by her husband in a murder/suicide involving a chainsaw. the pain of the past pushed her family, friends, and church to raise thousands of dollars, teaming one laurel house, trying to prevent this from happening to somebody else. >> what's exciting is all the families this will help locally in the community, this part of the montgomery county. the exciting thing about it. there's a lot of victims who need support. >> reporter: oftentimes counseling centers are tucked away, hidden for privacy. domestic violence thrives in the silent shadows. >> it is the silent killer, that's what i say. it's that people don't want to talk about it. >> reporter: the hope is this new center out in the open with bright

and nicole richie, i love the show. >> jimmy: nicole richie, we've had her on the show, and she comes she flows. [ cheers and applause ] >> you know what? i'm going to do that god damn it. >> jimmy: yeah, you do it. that's the way to do it. >> wait a minute. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ladies and gentlemen, from the show, "great news," here is andrea martin! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> she wouldn't do that. ♪ >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. that's how you -- unbelievable. wow. andrea martin. i want to show a clip of "great news." so everybody can check it out. this week's episode. here's andrea martin. check it out. >> hey, mom, i can't watch boost tonight. i don't really feel well. i think i ate something weird. that's not like you. all the boys used to call you the iron stomach and pay good money to watch you eat. well, i hope you feel better. we can watch it tomorrow night. ♪ 911, it's carol. my daughter just lied to me, which means she is in grave danger. would you connect me, please, to liam neeson's line. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applau

thanks, nicole. if it is thursday, we're talking guns and ruses. >> tonight the nra and republicans support regulation on bump stock devices after the tragedy in las vegas. >> we are open to having that conversation. we think that we should

. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington is off. hundreds of firefighters are struggling to contain one of the top five deadliest wildfire outbursts in california history. the flames killed at least 15 people and authorities say the death toll expected to rise. nearly 300 people have been reported missing since wildfires started sunday. flames have destroyed 2000 structures and many more are in danger. >>> "eyewitness news" david spunt joins us live from the stat center and david, you spoke with people with local ties to in the middle of this fire storm. >> it is really a nightmare for them. the ground is dry. the wind relentless. it's peak fire season in california. the nukes are expected to rise. but those alive and accounted for are doing whatever possible to stay safe. the blaze is far from out and people's lives and lively hoods are in a constant state of danger. >> arm get en, gone. >> reporter: crews working 24 hours a day seven days a week, hospitals are on overload. taking in victims. two hospitals in santa rosa became news

thanks nicole. appreciate it. >>> kevin spacey is apologizing to fellow actor anthony rapp over claims that he made a sexual advance towards rapp when he was a child. he said it happened 14 years old. he doesn't remember the encounter but he apologized. many are outraged in part because spacey used the same tweet to come out as gay. today netflix announced "house of cards" is ending after season six but that the decision was made before the allegation. >>> an update now on a story we brought you last week. a blue lobster caught in the waters off the jersey shore. >> a lot of people were talking about this one. the rare blue lobster was caught about 80 miles off the coast of sea isle city and the fisherman vowed that lobster was not going to the dinner table and we are happy to tell you the lobster has a new home at the adventure aquarium in camden. >> we'll have to go see him. >> i like that guy. >> i like this weather tonight. >> it's not bad. >> after this morning. >> it's definitely feels like fa

thanks nicole. appreciate it. >>> kevin spacey is apologizing to fellow actor anthony rapp over claims that he made a sexual advance towards rapp when he was a child. he said it happened 14 years old. he doesn't remember the encounter but he apologized. many are outraged in part because spacey used the same tweet to come out as gay. today netflix announced "house of cards" is ending after season six but that the decision was made before the allegation. >>> an update now on a story we brought you last week. a blue lobster caught in the waters off the jersey shore. >> a lot of people were talking about this one. the rare blue lobster was caught about 80 miles off the coast of sea isle city and the fisherman vowed that lobster was not going to the dinner table and we are happy to tell you the lobster has a new home at the adventure aquarium in camden. >> we'll have to go see him. >> i like that guy. >> i like this weather tonight. >> it's not bad. >> after this morning. >> it's definitely feels like fa

. >> i'm nicole brewer. ukee washington is off. hundreds of firefighters are struggling to contain one of the top five deadliest wildfire outbursts in california history. the flames killed at least 15 people and authorities say the death toll expected to rise. nearly 300 people have been reported missing since wildfires started sunday. flames have destroyed 2000 structures and many more are in danger. >>> "eyewitness news" david spunt joins us live from the stat center and david, you spoke with people with local ties to in the middle of this fire storm. >> it is really a nightmare for them. the ground is dry. the wind relentless. it's peak fire season in california. the nukes are expected to rise. but those alive and accounted for are doing whatever possible to stay safe. the blaze is far from out and people's lives and lively hoods are in a constant state of danger. >> arm get en, gone. >> reporter: crews working 24 hours a day seven days a week, hospitals are on overload. taking in victims. two hospitals in santa rosa became news

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. here's the latest on the las vegas mass shooting. president trump visited las vegas today and met with first responders as well as some of the shooting victims. police now confirm that the gunman, stephan paddock had 1600 rounds of ammunition and several capabilities of an explosive commonly used in target shooting inside his car. his girlfriend marilou danley is back in the u.s. from the philippines and cooperating with authorities. she is now being called a person of interest and says she had no idea the attack was coming. >> the sheriff said evidence from the shooter's room indicates he intended to survive the attack. >> investigators still don't know why stephan paddock opened fire on those attending a country music festival in las vegas. on wednesday, the fbi interviewed his girlfriend, marilou danley in statement read by her lawyer, danley said she knew nothing >> never said anything to me. or took any action that i was aware of that i understood in any way to be a warning that

good evening, i'm ukee washington >> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. here's the latest on the las vegas mass shooting. president trump visited las vegas today and met with first responders as well as some of the shooting victims. police now confirm that the gunman, stephan paddock had 1600 rounds of ammunition and several capabilities of an explosive commonly used in target shooting inside his car. his girlfriend marilou danley is back in the u.s. from the philippines and cooperating with authorities. she is now being called a person of interest and says she had no idea the attack was coming. >> the sheriff said evidence from the shooter's room indicates he intended to survive the attack. >> investigators still don't know why stephan paddock opened fire on those attending a country music festival in las vegas. on wednesday, the fbi interviewed his girlfriend, marilou danley in statement read by her lawyer, danley said she knew nothing >> never said anything to me. or took any action that i was aware of that i understood in any way to be a warning that

hello everyone aim ukee washington. >> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean.o get answers from the gunman's girl friend. six two-year old marilou danley was in the philippines on sunday but was met with fbi agents after flying in last night. what investigators still don't know is a possible motive behind this attack. at last vegas metropolitan police department this afternoon, and, and, and others on the line on sunday. >> parents, spouses use their own bodies as shields to protect their loved won. americans dashed into a hail of bullets, and to rescue total

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange. good afternoon, to you nicole. >> good afternoon to you, melissa. off the highs, up 130 points but up arrows as you noted. 70 points to the upside for the dow. looking at all-time highs, home depot, dupont, jpmorgan, and morgan stanley. i'm sorry, microsoft at all-time high. twitter was up about 18%. it beat the street, adding monthly users that wowed wall street. we're watching tech stocks going into the close. they were relatively flat. watching amazon, that is the first one coming out now. intel, alphabet, google, amazon, these are key. amazon alphabet, relatively flat at close. we'll break all these on "after the bell" on fox business. got you covered. back to you. melissa: let's go amazon breaking, reporting third quarter results, cheryl casone has them. >> hey there, melissa. the stock is moving up in after-hours trading. the web services we just got the number. that is a beat. a positive number. the web services is cloud business for amazon. we're all excited about the retail s

good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington.l closures effect 6,000 students at six different schools. "eyewitness news" reporter alycia

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keep it up, nicole. we like the work you're doing. >>> the trump administration vowing to take any steps necessary to prevent another attack like the one in las vegas. fox business's blake burman is at the white house with the very latest on this hi, there, blake. reporter: david, national rifle association and trump administration this day leaving open possibility of taking up the issue of bump stocks. that seemingly the ability to take a semiautomatic gun, turn it into an automatic gun which is what the shooter sunday night in las vegas did with the rapid fire succession of bullets. the nra put out a statement today saying, i quote in part, the nra believes that devices to allow semiautomatic rifles to function like fully automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations. additional regulations is the key, that stopped short of the nra open to a ban. at the press briefing press secretary sarah sanders was asked several questions about this and she did not say the administration has a defined

nicole, let me start with you. were you shocked by that? from hillary? strong shift from what the actual subject being discussed was. yes, i was surprised. >> brian: $43,000 she got from weinstein. and she's like i'm not going to give it all back. she wanted to switch this again. that i show you how close these two couples are? advising harvey weinstein during the divorce procedure. you know. >> it hillary clinton said she is a champion of women. if you look at her twitter account, or pinned tweets, the first week you see something she wrote after she lost the election. to all the little girls watching, never doubt that you are valuable and powerful and deserving of every chance and opportunity in the world. you've got to ask yourself, why stay silent for five days? if you truly believe all these little girls out there are powerful? >> brian: and someone else who is very well known, jane fonda weighed in on this and has a few regrets. >> i found out about harvey about a year ago. i am ashamed that i didn't say anything about him. >> why didn't you, you a

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >>> hi everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. gop senator bob corker has effectively pulled the curtain back on the worst kept secret in washington by calling the white house adult day care, and warning that the president's recklessness threatens world war iii. while those working in donald trump's white house have long maintained that we should want them there to protect america and the world from donald trump's impulses. another former national security official privately called them all enablers. corker once on the short list to serve as donald trump's secretary of state said in an interview with the "new york times" yesterday that the president was treating his office like a, quote, reality show, with reckless threats toward other countries that could set the nation on the path to world war iii. he concerns me. he would have to concern anyone who cares about our country, corker added. and this, quote, i know for a fact that every single day at the white house it's a situation of trying to contain him. t

eastern time, nicolle wallace, thank you all. the political backdrop never goes away but the events in front of it change as it did dramatically today. speaking of what we've watched unfold in las vegas, we have some aud audio. it is short of the moment the local las vegas p.d. swat team stormed what they then knew to be the hotel room, the corner suite on the 32nd floor. >> we're going to sit on the suspect's door. i need nerve that hallway to be aware of it and get back. we need to pop this and see if we get any type of response from this guy to see if he's in here or moved somewhere else. >> all units on the 32nd floor, swath has explosive breach. everyone needs to move back. all units move back. >> breach, breach, breach. >> with us to talk about what we've heard, jim cavanaugh, a retired atf special agent in charge and former hostage negotiator himself. jim, i'm guessing you're going to tell me that's how it's done. >> that's how it done. it can't be done better. las vegas metro s.w.a.t. did textbook case and also patrol. yo

nicole, let me start with you. were you shocked by that? from hillary?> it was a strong shift from what the actual subject being discussed was. yes, i was surprised. >> brian: $43,000 she got from weinstein. and she's like i'm not going to give it all back. she wanted to switch this again. that i show you how close these two couples are? advising harvey weinstein during the divorce procedure. you know. >> it hillary clinton said she is a champion of women. if you look at her twitter account, or pinned tweets, the first week you see something she wrote after she lost the election. to all the little girls watching, never doubt that you are valuable and powerful and deserving of every chance and opportunity in the world. you've got to ask yourself, why stay silent for five days? if you truly believe all these little girls out there are powerful? >> brian: and someone else who is very well known, jane fonda weighed in on this and has a few regrets. >> i found out about harvey about a year ago. i am ashamed that i didn't say anything about him. >> why didn't

let's get to nicole petallides on the floor with the latest. nicole. >> liz, the good news was we did hit intraday records. the dow and the nasdaq hit all-time record highs and the dow came within 200 points of dow 23,000. but by the end of the day, a bit of a sell off and the nasdaq snapped nine days of wins. taking a look at a couple of laggers. two days that hit 52-week low, multi-year lows. the first is viacom. downgraded to a sell over at citigroup just saying overall that the affiliate fees were a concern. also, the few hit shows that they even had, had concerns about the partnership with charter going forward. and then there's general electric. dow component general electric which dropped almost 4%. of course, everybody knew this morning that ge named cofounder ed to the board. but the second element was that the cfo, vice-chairman jeffrey has a departure pending now. december 31st is the date. and insiders, particularly from morgan stanley saying this brings risk and surprise, and he was very well liked, and that is one element that peo

good to see you all, keith, scott, nicole. doj lifting gag order on fbi informant who could potential lid off entire uranium one scandal. he will be speaking to at least three congressional committees who only now want to get to the bottom of why this deal was ever allowed in the first place. let's go to break burman. live at the white house with latest. blake, could be interesting stuff in his testimony. reporter: trish, here is what we could tell you. president trump at white house, last week, during a meeting made it clear he thought it was appropriate for the department of justice to go forward to lift this gag order on this confidential informant. this informant was speaking with the fbi when it was looking several years back with possible bribery and extortion among energy officials. that that informant will be able to talk to congressional investigators. that informant's attorney said today her client might be able to draw a link between the clintons and the uranium one deal. >> we have the clinton foundation getting te

i will be a panel list asking the questions, and as i said, ukee and nicole we try to get to as many issues as we possibly can. >> i know you have been working on this project for quite sometime. what are you hoping viewers come away with after tonight's debate. >> it is interesting, these two candidates are not very well known to new jersey voters, even lieutenant governor guadagno who has been in the spotlight for a while and phil murphy who as i said in the piece was the former ambassador to germany. voters don't know a ton about these two. this is really an opportunity if you live in new jersey to get a feel for where they both come down on these issues. of course, coming at the end of eight years of chris christie a lot of eyes on who will be the next governor and what happens next for the state of new jersey which is facing a whole host of issues. >> an opportunity indeed. jessica dean, thanks very much we will see you shortly this important debate begins in less than two hours hear from the candidates on the issues that matter most, to you, watch it live tonight at 7:00 o'cloc

nicole. >> liz, another day of records. the dow jones industrial average up 84 points, the s&p 500 gaining there, nasdaq, s&p, and the dow any gains were a record. 4th record close under president trump. the nasdaq, 52nd record close of 2017. all kinds of records across the board. verizon, american express, walmart, ge help to lead the dow. one mover today was tell us moved up almost 2%. concerns about the production numbers. morgan stanley said use it as a buying opportunity. the company citing some production bottlenecks. they pumped out 220 unit deliveries to the model 3 instead of 1,500. but they said there are no fundamental issues. stock finished higher. liz. liz: thank you, nicole. coming up, we're going to try to get into the mind of a madman. reports, the shooter videotaped the incident. law enforcement confirming that moments ago. he also had a gigantic arsenal of weapons, ammo, bipods, and more. we're bringing in dr. keith ablo going to give his psychological profile. also on the show, a singer, she was on the la

nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more. nicole? reporter: stocks on wall street finished mixed, the dow higher to close at 23,400. the s&p 500 gained slightly. the nasdaq pulled back a little bit. aetna right there going into the closing bell, briefly halted on the volatility but in the end finished higher by more than 11% as sources said cvs health was in talks to buy aetna and. and twitter up 18.5%, beating the street and adding users and then ford, up 2%, doing so well with the ford f-series pickup trucks, and the movers that we saw. the facebook, amazon, netflix, google, we follow these quickly. they were relatively flat into the closing bell. amazon slightly lower as netflix gained slightly. by the end we did get the tech earnings after the bell. that was microsoft, google, amazon and intel, all of which beat after the bell. those are certainly ones to watch at the opening bell tomorrow, friday. liz: good to see you, thank you so much. tech titan amazon announcing massive earnings after the bell. the stock moving bigtime. next

>> reporter: well, ukee and nicole, two boys found dead in the home just behind me they were brothers, police say one was five years old, other just a few months old, now their death has the community shocked while police try to search for answers and they are start ago this search wye trying to get some answers from the children's mother. police in delaware at 2:00 in the afternoon held up a white sheet with the bod irv two children were removed from this home and police and medical examiner's van. authorities were initially called to the home on west ninth street in wilmington at 8:30 in the morning. call came from the children's mother, authorities won't say what she told police, but that first officers on the scene, thought they were simply doing a quote, well-being check. >> the buses, met the mother outside and at the location, and actually saw two children that were deceased. >> reporter: there was a strong smell of gas coming from the home, so strong that officers had to pull back and evacuate building. but despite gas concern that at this point in the investigation, it appear

nicole? >> nicole: unbelievable day on wall street again eeking out some gains hitting record highs today for each of the major averages, the dow, nasdac and s & p each hit all-time highs during the day and the nasdac managed to close at a record and the s & p 500 up five weeks in a row and we have not seen that since early march. taking a look some of the winner s on the dow jones industrial average american express, intel, proctor and gamble but many of the names actually six to be precise hit all-time highs. the banks was bank of america which is the star beat on the bottom and toplines, that was good news there and watch next week for goldman sachs and morgan stanley on tuesday. last but not least the health insurers which came under pressure. this as reports of president trump wants to cutoff subsidies to the insurers selling obamacare coverage and that really weighed on the group, so we had positive consumer sentiment as well as records on wall street. have a great weekend. >> liz: good

. >> reporter: nicole shaw is full of life and loves to ride her harley in the mountains. her life almost came to an end when her lymphoma suddenly returned. >> there were no more options. i was told mikan serve i was back, i was devastated, and i didn't have much time to live. >> reporter: nicole's final chance was a clinical trial at stanford. there the doctor and his team used a ground breaking therapy. it works by genetically altering the patient's cells and immune cells to attack the cancer. >> we're taking those cells that help us to avoid cancer if the first place and adding more power. >> reporter: the team is taking that power a step further. to treat his aggressive lymphoma they're using an experimental therapy of the cell. >> i was told about it and he explained to me with draws he would do. i said yes, i'm in. >> reporter: the doctor says the experiment is so promising it could be the thing to cure a wide range of cancer. >> i'm convinced we're not only to make these effective but to also extend these to other cancers. rorp nicole has been cancer free for seven

good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. reporter greg argos is live in atlantic city where prosecutors laid out the charges, greg. >> reporter: nicole and jessica good evening. police here in atlantic city acting extremely quickly. we are told they heard about these two individual trying to sell these weapons on the morning of october the fifth, by that evening, both of those suspects, under arrest. five days after las vegas massacre october 5th, atlantic city police tipped off to this suspect. >> daniel smith was attempting to sell high powered rifles ammunition, and pipe bombs. >> reporter: within hours henry white, junior, police chief says his officers with the fbi and home land security devised an under cover buy to get those weapons off the street. >> our investigation revealed they were actively trying to sell these to anyone that would give them money. dropped everything we were doing, gave us our full investigation and attention. >> reporter: thirty-seven year-old deemers and another woman nina house in, cuffs and

good afternoon, i'm nicole brewer. >>> i'm ukee washington. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us in spring guard when that story, greg. >> reporter: end of the 2016 penndot basically stopped issuing these registration stickers. we're told that it saves taxpayers some three million-dollar, a year, that is great news, but we have also learned it is causing some headaches for some pennsylvania drivers. it takes up less than two square inches of space on your vehicle but if you have pennsylvania tags this small sticker could get you pulled over. >> we no longer require having the registration sticker affixed on your license plate. so everything is done electron ically on line. >> reporter: that means registration stickers in pennsylvania have gone the way of the dinosaur. they are no longer issued. the older won left on many vehicles are expired. even when actual registration isn't. >> people just have to carry a typical registration in your car. >> reporter: boone rodolph a spokesperson with penndot says there have been at least three i

nicole? >> nicole: high hi, first closed above 23,000 ever in fact this is the 4000th milestone of 2017, we had 20, 21, 22, 23,000 so we have arrived and we saw thank you to some of the winners today such as ibm but the best performers that we have seen you could see ibm gain by the way 9% that was about 90 points and good man sacks intel led the way to dow 23,000 and also the winners, which we hit on august 2, closed above that level and that's what you look at caterpillar, ibm, dupont those are some of the best caterpillar up about 16% ibm 11% dow dupont 10% and intel boeing pfizer up about 9% since that time. overall though, 2017 has been a great year. look at the standouts, nvidia which helps to bring the nasdac to be up about 85% and te sla and boeing up more than 60 % and also facebook 53% so its been a great year, liz, and the traders still think that the path of least resistance is to the upside, so we have all these and this was down 23,000 but they just come off the printing presses

nicole? >> nicole: well liz another day with up arrows and in fact we did see the s & p 500 and the nasdac closed all-time record highs and the dow gained. the dow gained 33 points, technology really helps to lead the way today after some stand out earnings we saw amazon a big jumper today and also google, microsoft, intel all of these names hit highs and also gained and were great performers on the major averages. on the other hand a name such as jc penney dropped more than 14% as they lowered their guidance. that took down the sector, macy's, kohl's came under pressure and also concerned about some of the department stores going into the crucial holiday season, and we're going to watch some of these key names apple, facebook, qualcomm, next week all three of those names will be reporting their quarterly numbers and today, we heard apple saying that they're seeing demand for that iphone 10 , 10 was the pre-order for the 10 so that's key for apple going into the holiday season as well. liz? >

good evening, i'm jessica dean >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee tonight.owing as eagles get ready to face off with the panthers we have carson verse cam, two quarterbacks playing great football and square off in charlotte in the game we will see right here on cbs three we have team three coverage as we get ready, vittoria woodill is hanging with fans to get to the road in north carolina but we will start with don bell live from charlotte, he has already been there, don, eagles arrived this afternoon and you are already on the ground. >> yes, yes, i'm here with this, with the eagles here and their team hotel, thinks a