is nicole's expedition. >> you sure it's nicole's car?two toned and this was a two toned ford expedition, older model not so many around anymore. >> people think that maybe you're gonna find some video of an actual crime being committed. but that's generally not what security video reveals it's really more about building your timeline! >> that's exactly right. >> and the time that nicole's expedition passed that camera, which is situated almostly exactly halfway between cody's house and the town of poplar, where the vehicle was found. well, that only added to the intrigue. turns out the last text nicole sent, was on that valentine's day, when she texted her caregiver a little before 7:30 am, saying she was leaving. >> could you tell what time it was when her car passed that camera? >> it was around 10 o'clock. >> so she left at 7:30, and in two and a half hours, she only goes 35 miles? >> something's not right. >> not right. but agent overby didn't stop there. he wondered what else might be on that tape. >> and right there, not far behind

nicole's san francisco apartment was sold to a new owner, who decided to evict nicole about a year later. nicole: there's not a day that goes by i don't miss it. bigad: so, what was the reason your landlord gave for evicting you? nicole: his brother-in-law was going to move in. bigad: landlords and their relatives haven't had to provide any proof they actually moved into their home after evicting their tenants. we discovered san francisco hasn't seen this kind of surge in owner move-in evictions in more than 15 years. mark farrell: no one tolerates fraud. bigad: san francisco supervisor mark farrell posed a new law to fight illegal evictions. the changes would make it easier for the district attorney's office to file criminal charges against landlords who wrongfully try to kick out tenants. mark farrell: it was the great work of nbc that really turned up the volume, i think, to really talk about and identify and expose the amount of fraudulent practices that is happening in this area. bigad: nicole delisi was only paying $1,450 per month for her 1-bedroom apartment, so she says it was cl

(chuckles) - [nicole] toss the bowl in there, too? - [k. lee] toss that in there, too. - okay, just toss our spaghetti around a little bit. smells good. - yeah, it's nice and fresh. we're gonna go ahead and plate that over here. - all right. throw that on there. - toss that on. - [nicole] okay. - so we've got nice, freshly cooked zucchini noodles. we're gonna set that aside. and now as our spinach and mushrooms are cooking, we also have our veggie burger here. and i included this because, you know, some people want extra protein in their spaghetti, or if you just want something that'll give you some more energy. if you are vegan like me, then you can substitute this for a vegan burger, or you can use chickpeas and it makes just as good. - what does a vegan eat? - well, vegans, we eat lots of plants, veggies, fruit, whole grains, but no dairy, eggs, or meat. so yeah, but all of these recipes, especially this one, it's great vegan, or if you don't like that, you can make it however you like. - great, well, i can't wait to try it. - yeah. - wh

what had happened to nicole? >> this could go down any number of paths. >> and it did. >> had her troubled past finally caught up with her? >> i saw the pill bottle and i freaked out. >> or was it something much darker? >> he told me that he would put it in her red bull. >> how did she change? >> she became more sexual with people. >> who wanted her dead? >> he thought he was somewhat of a player. >> did it make him a killer? here is dennis murphy with "secrets in seattle." >> seattle was raw after a week of relentless winter rain. a woman lost had been found in the tangle of the blackberries. a naked body. a small tattoo on the back. a necklace and signs of strangulation. the detectives sent to a patch of trees and boggy undergrowth near the seattle airport's runways guessed it was her. they would soon be proved correct. nine days to find her, the answer to where. another seven years still ahead to answer the questions of all homicide -- who? and why? but we have to go back, before the crime scene photos and the

nicole. gal. hanks. ford. >> i feel really lucky to be part of the family. >> for the first time, "vanity fair" is showing what happens behind the scenes on the closed set. >> oprah saw the massive array of shoes we had. she was like, oh, my gosh, shoes. i need a picture of them. >> oprah needed two people to carry her train. her dress was pinned in the back. reese and tom dancing. nicole twirling. >> interestingly enough, nicole kidman was on our very first hollywood issue 24 years ago. she was excited to be there again, and she talked about it a lot. >> i remember the controversy because we were all wearing lingerie or something, right? very tame for now, but back then, not so tame. >> the cover was shot in new york and l.a. by famed photographer annie liebowitz. but here's a big photoshop secret -- you see nicole leaning on oprah's skirt? well she supposed on a chair with a piece of oprah's dress. resting on a chair. then she was edited in. i don't think they can explain away this shot. oprah has thre

just a little splash. - [nicole] alright. - that's good.na pop this in the microwave for two-and-a-half minutes. - wonderful. - we just have to let that cook. - great, and then what's left to do? - next we are going to... plate. we're gonna add some corn and the black beans to the actual wrap. so we've got a little bit of this. and depending on how big your wrap is, you can put more or less if you'd like. black beans are a great source of protein, especially if you're vegetarian or vegan. and then corn also gives you some healthy carbs. - [nicole] what does vegan mean? - vegan means that you don't eat any milk, no dairy, no eggs, no animal products. so no meat, either. and i've actually been eating vegan for a while, and this is one of my favorite meals. - is it difficult to get enough protein into your diet when you're a vegan? - yeah, sometimes. but if you have lentils and beans like this, then it makes it all easier. - excellent. - so we've got our beans, and we just need to wait for our spinach. - [nicole] wonderful. - alright, so the s

nicole telling her truth to megyn kelly. >> that's nicole minutes after appearing on megyn kelly claiminger former charles in charge co-star sexually abused her repeatedly beginning when she was 14 years old. >> there was a lot of groping fondling pulling me on his lap. trying to sneak kisses in the back. i was very young. it was shocking a little. i never experienced anything like that before either. he was playing on my emotions, but my hormones and all those things. >> what i'm being accused of is horrible. >> scott baio vehemently denies the claim. >> my reputation is being damage ltd. my family is being put through this. i'm done. >> egg gert also claims she lost her virgin tito baio when she was still a minor. >> any doubt in your mind you were under the age of 18. >> no doubt in my mind. >> "e.t." visited the charles in charge set several times. baio starred and directed 36 episodes. nicole told us about baio as a director. >> he knows the stage and actors. >> baio says it was eggert who seduced him and she was at least 18. it was after the show was off the air. he even played audi

>> reporter: we didn't focus on that too much today, nicolle. that's an ongoing discussion with sources behind the scenes who say the president's legal team is very much in discussions with the special counsel about the scope of a potential interview. will it be in person, will the president submit written questions? of course, all of the legal analysts that we have spoken to have indicated that that's something that the special counsel will not agree to. because investigators like to see someone in person, like to be able to ask follow-up questions. that's certainly at the root of it. in terms of when there may be some type of interview with the president, again, no timing there but we've consistently been reporting that's something that could happen in the next several weeks. >> kristen welker, thank you so much, thanks for the questions you asked in there, thanks for joining us. >> thanks, nicolle. >> david jolly, let me ask you about president trump's casual relationship with the truth colliding with bob mueller's pristine relationship with

i can only tell you, nicolle, it is a brain washing memo. it is its only purpose is to poison the well of the members who would have to hold the president accountable if he were to fire mueller by tainting their perception of the fbi. >> i know you can't talk about the fisa warrant process, but let me just read something that was in "the new york times" today and see if we can get in the weeds a little bit. i think our viewers understand this issue pretty well. so, "the new york times" reported today in a story called secret memo hints at new target rod rosenstein. "the new york times" reporting the memo's contention is fbi and justice department officials failed to adequately explain to an intelligence court judge. so, an fbi source stopped me right there and said, if someone failed to adequately explain to an intelligence court judge, they'd get thrown out, that that alone would never happen. that a fisa warrant is only granted when the person applying for a warrant adequately explains to intelligence court judge. so, let me read the rest

>> yes, nicole. i can't go into what he said specifically, but i can say that the invocation was inconsistent and that, you know, sometimes when it was convenient, information was discussed, that the privileges would have covered. but it also illuminated when he did that how important of a witness he is and how much light he could shed on just what happened. >> now, i know you can't tell me what he said and what he testified to, but does he have knowledge of how things like the statement that was crafted aboard air force one came to be? i mean, that was busted as a lie i think within 24 to 36 hours of it being crafted. does steve bannon have knowledge? he wasn't on that flight, but he was obviously still on the senior staff of the white house and pretty frequent contact with the kinds of communications staffers who were involved in crafting either the ultimate statement or the one that was dismissed. is that the kind of lines of questioning that you would like to know more about from steve bannon? >>

she said yes. >> nicole was diagnosed with lupus.t can be triggered by stressful events, and as a result, she's missed out on family holidays, dinners, you name it. so danny, her man five o monthmo he's been planni this. she's gone out to the back room where mom's laid out wedding dress options. it's just clap if you agree. >> oh, my god. >> it's just like the most thoughtful and magical thing that nicole basically got slammed with all these surprises but never had to stress out about it and didn't have to worry about missing out on it and got to have one of the most magical days ever. ♪ >>> what we're seeing is security camera footage from inside an elevator. you see these two guys walkna io an elevator in brazil. they start chitchatting, but about 30 seconds later it appears the conversation has turned because now the guy in the red hat and his girl are looking off and waiting for the elevator ride to be over. we don't know what was said, but the doors open, the guy in the red hat gets off the elevator to allow these kpguys to get

. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. our leslie van arsdal is live at the novacare complex where number 11 spoke this afternoon , hi there, leslie. >> carson has been down here every single day either rehab bing or helping the team with that game plan but he has not talked to the media since his season ending injury. it turns out that jurist worse then we previously thought he tore both his acl and lcl in that game with the rams. now he says he will be back for the first game of the regular season in september. since his injury he has been rehabbing and helping nick foles adjust to the offense but admits as you might imagine it is hard to be watching and not playing. >> as humans we all want to be out there on the field, you know, every time they go out on the field on sunday it is tough. it hits me a little bit but then i'm in it. i love these guys. i'm just as much part of this team as everybody else and i get involved in the game and it all goes away. without a doubt, it is tough not to be out there but i love watchin

so let's start with nicole. nicole, how long does it last? oh, come on. >> an hour. 60 minutes. and derek you say -- >> four hours. >> jimmy: you know i said sex not an energy drink, right? ha, ha, four hours? >> i'm just being honest. >> well why is nicole saying an hour? who are you with? you got three other woman. >> no! >> jimmy: all right nicole is that true is it anywhere close to four hours. >> depends on the day. >> jimmy: what like leap day is -- all right. we need honest pedestrians, sal. >> yeah i wish i had jerk chicken. >> jimmy: yeah what do you have as a parting gift. >> two boxes of wine and. >> jimmy: and what? >> and an egg timer. >> jimmy: okay an egg timer all right. >> a lot going on out here. [ cheers and applause ] >> come on in. welcome to another couple here. they're ready to go. >> jimmy: we have 200 employees here no one can help sal, huh? let's meet our next couple. there they are. i assume they don't know what's going on. go ahead and take off the head phones what's your name. >> vicky. >> jimmy: and? >> greg. >> i would have guessed that

nicole was diagnosed with lupus, something that can be triggered by stressful events.he's missed out on family holidays, dinners, birthdays, you name it. d danny, her man for the last five months has been planning this huge surprise because nothing is more stressful than planning a wedding. >> i love this man. i love this man. >> we're not done. she's taken into the back room, mom laid out two wedding dress options for her to choose from and then, just moments later, now we're having a wedding and i love this video. instead of asking does anybody object, it's just clap if you agree. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh my god. >> it's just, what a thoughtful and magical thing that nicole just basically got slammed with all these surprises but never had to stress out about it, didn't have to worry about missing it and got to have one of the most magical days ever. [ cheers and applause ] >>> get in, sit down, shut up and hold on. we're going for a tour around the world of crazy. start in vietnam. this guy in the shop peeks his head out the door. i'm not sure what spooked him b

the time frame is important here, nicole. the president himself saying this could happen as soon as two to three weeks. that's consistent with everything that we've been reporting. but based on my conversations, they are still trying to work out those details, what would an interview look like, would all of it be in person, would there be a written portion to the interview, how long would it be, what would the scope be. those are among the questions being asked. also worth noting that john dowd, who is the president's personal attorney, earlier today put out this statement, essentially saying that the legal team had been the most transparent in history, had turned over some 20,000 documents and 20 white house officials had sat for interviews with the special counsel. so, really trying to make the case that, look, they are cooperating. they want to see this investigation conclude as quickly as possible. >> kristen, they're cooperating. if not they get subpoenaed. it's not like they woke up and said how can i help out mueller t

nicole asked us not to reveal her face or identity because the man is still out there. her surveillance system pick up the attempted intrusion. >> we never heard it when it actually happened. >> reporter: nicole says the man walked from house to house trying front doors, back doors and even cars. she says she shutters to think what would have happened if he got inside. nicole and her neighbors are now on high alert. >> very family-oriened spot and& we all look out for each other. >> i think you have a desperate individual who was searching for something and wanted to go through the neighborhood and try any door possible to see if there was a way that they can get in. >> reporter: nicole can't stop thinking about one thing. with her children about to wake up and possibly come face to face with a total stranger. something she did the night before may have made all of the difference in the world. >> the front door on tuesday evening was -- been left open. um, i obviously locked it that's what it immediately went through my head. was that if i had not double check the doors

. >> why nicole kidman barely made it to the show. >> plus julia lieu wee dreyfuss win while battlingancer. >>> then lots of engagement news. a first look at gwyneth paltrow's massive ring. plus hollywood's hottest couples share how they first met. >> for us it works. >> the unbelievable stories you never heard. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> "e.t." at the s.a.g. awards. >> kelly clarkson. >> yeah. >> it was a night of history making moments at the s.a.g. awards. >> right in the middle of it all kelly clarkson. actually cameron mathison and keltie knight. >> i'm still on a high. there was so much emotion. >> there was owe motion, energy, excitement, shock and surprise. the cast of "this is us." >> can i get a do you belieuble? >> "this is us." >> you guys looked so incredibly shocked. >> we looked around at each other. we were like this is happening. i ripped my jacket. >> you did on that? >> totally ripped my jacket. i think i sweated through my shirt. it was right there. >> right there. >> i know. >> in a thrilling upset "this is us" beat out power house competitors "game of

>>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington. leslie van arsdal is live at novacare complex with more on what wentz had to say today leslie? >> reporter: hi there guys, yes car son wentz has been out at practice, he has been in several meetings but has not spoken to the media until today. he tells us it was nothing more to be out on that field with his teammates but he is still so proud of all that they have accomplished. >> after tearing both his acl and lcl in his left knee december 10th carson wentz has missed it has been tough watching for sidelines. >> as humans we want to be competitors and out there on the field. every time offense runs out on the field on sunday it is tough. it hits me but then i'm in it. i love these guys. i'm part of the team just as much as anybody else. >> reporter: since his injury he has tried to be with the team attending meetings and watching film. he says he is most impressed with the way nick has stepped up. >> going through everything he has gone through you almost retired and everything with t

nicole petallides to look them over. how do they look, nicole? >> you know, looking at the top and bottom line, the stock's up 1.5 earnings per share. estimate of 86 cents. revenue 17.1 billion beats the 16.34 billion. they also did say they're taking a income tax expense from the tax plan. we've been hearing a lot of these companies having to adjust taxes and taking an expense at that. they also announce that they're raising their dividend to a $1.20 annually. so it's 10% on the quarterly cash dividend. it will be interesting if they say anything more about the pc shipment or data center sales. these are some of the areas that the analysts were really interested to hear more about. and how about the big security flaw? i mean, we're not really hearing much about that. in fact, we're just seeing some great numbers and the stock jumping even more so. 2.6%. back to you. liz: interesting. boosting its dividend by 10%. we'll take that as good news, nicole and something like 80% of the companies reporting so far this quarter have beaten analyst expecta

liz: nicole on the floor with her dow 26,000 hat. a sense as nicole stands there waiting to see that moment, what do you think is the biggest driver today? apple saying it's bringing back more than a quarter trillion dollars? >> that's it. if you look at the corporate tax reform, it is such an obvious positive for the market, and it's just going to keep trickling in -- not trickling, flooding and flooding. liz: nor trickle down, it's a river. >> it's a river. every investor should read the "wall street journal" editorial page today. martin feldstein saying the bear case, the editorial page there are reasons to be scared about this market that are not just made up. liz: on that note, we've got the fireworks. nicole with the dow 26,000 hat. this is the fastest 1,000 point move in history. yes, folks, we did it. dow 26,115. a gain of 322. records abound. let me get on "after the bell." i'll see you tomorrow on the claman "countdown." >> history on wall street, you want to check your 401(k) surging today. >> it's too much. we should have

. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for jessica dean. meteorologist kate bilo is in the cbs weather center and when we can expect to see this snow, kate. >> this is almost adding insult to injure after this blast of cold air we have been enduring for better part of the week now. we have got a nor'easter to watch and behind that even colder, air, moves in if you can believe that. temperatures hard to believe we are talking about anything colder then what we're already feeling, 23 right now in philadelphia, barely got in the low to mid 20's today, still in the teens in allentown, reading, lancaster, 11 in mount pocono. that tells half story. winds are not that strong today but it doesn't take to much make it feel colder and still know pack on the ground north and west. keeping the cold locked in there feels like five in allentown. eight in reading. nine in lab caster. 4b low in mount pocono. no better than teens in millville atlantic city and wildwood. by from you some spots will be seeing high temperatures, around these numbers. that come

good evening i'm jessica dean. >>> i'm nicole brewer in for ukee washington.d were on the field in south fail this afternoon. lets get right out to leslie van arsdal at novacare complex with more, hi there leslie. >> hi there guys what you do before a big game like this is so, so important. they are trying to keep these guys focused. they are trying to keep things around here business as usual, and as you mentioned they were back at work today back at practice, they had team meetings earlier in the week but they are practicing with pad on, doug wants to get in tough, hard, practices and as if they were playing a game this weekend and, of course, they are not preparing for an ordinary game, it is super bowl and when you are fortunate enough to be playing in it everyone wants to be there with you have one wants a ticket, and that can pose a problem for the players. >> main thing is just tickets. trying to get hotel rooms. it it is pure chaos. it is not organized. personally i think it should be. super bowl should be prestigious, a lot of the distractions from th

nicole does custom work transforming tired gear into something that can suit even most fashionable of fans. the good news is the weather is looking pretty good all in comparison to this on sunday, so we'll have a little bit more fashion freedom to ware what we want. reporting live outside lincoln financial field, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> travel agents in minnesota are issuing a warning for vikings fans coming to philly for the game. they're saying knot try to paint our town purple. sun country airline created special flights to philadelphia for vikings fans, creative charters is telling the fans that eagles fans have a reputation of being not so nice to opponents. >> if vikings win, yes, i would take off any sort of colors. sounds ridiculous, we're almost talking about gangs but it's no joke. it really isn't >> i would advice you not to be over inebriated, because they will be. >> nice outfit. >> creative charters is charging vikings fans $700 per person to make the trip. >>> superstitions and sports, we talked to eagles fan about unusual rituals for game day. also

>> that's the million dollars question, nicole. i've heard frustration from republicans today that they don't know exactly what it is democrats want, that they really think they can get at this point. it's unclear if democrats are still looking for a big picture deal that would include a solution for daca recipients, for dreamers, a budget deal, kind of a big heavy lift they could get across potentially with presidential leadership and say-so. or if they're looking for an off ramp, a promise for something in the future, an opportunity to vote for what is on the table before them now and avert a shutdown tonight and fight these battles later. there are ongoing meetings on the hill as we speak. there was a meeting of democratic leadership from both houses a little while ago. told there is going to be another meeting later tonight. organized by some of the more moderate democrats to try to figure out what their strategy is going forward. we keep hearing about progress, we keep hearing about talks going on. but you asked the million do

thanks so much, nicole. joining me with his thoughts, forbes media chairman, editor-in-chief steve forbes. >> good to see you. trish: every time i see you, a new high, a new record. i'm getting kind of used to it. how about you? >> i think we all are and the good thing is you don't yet see outside of wall street the giddiness you saw in past bull markets when they reached their peak in 2000. trish: they don't like the bull markets and many don't like him. >> they have been suspicious going back to 2009 after the terrible recession and financial crisis, people were surprised when the market turned in march of 2009. they thought it can't last. the economy's performance has not been great, sluggish. earnings, companies got their act together. earnings have been good. now earnings are getting another boost when you cut the rate from 35 to 21, and you don't have to have your tax department working quite so hard to figure out ways of getting around this high rate, that is all to the good. trish: earnings go up. th

and she got best supporting nicole kidman got best actress in the t.v. series in big little lies and best director we should mention game of guitar of the shape of war time which was expected with much more but the big night robin merrill putting it all into context for us thank you so much. let's get a quick check now some other stories that have been making news around the world the b.b.c.'s long serving china editor carrie gracie has resigned because of what she calls a lawful pay discrimination she accused britain's public service broadcaster of breaking the law on equal pay and resisting pressure for a fair and transparent salary structure the b.b.c. says that a review of the pay of on air presenters and correspondents will be published soon . a fire at u.s. president donald trump skyscraper in manhattan has left two people injured one is said to be in serious condition the city fire department says that it received a call early in the morning to attend what it called a small electric fire on the top floor. the libyan coast guard has rescued around

[applause] >> thank you so much diane, travis and nicole. it is fascinating to learn more about your unique personalized learning and customized approaches. i would like to just take a couple of moments here and get feedback from the other participants because this approach has not yet been widely adopted and i think we touched on some of the impediments to that but i'd also like to hear from others on whether this approach is the general direction that we should be thinking about for all students or if this is just one of a market basket of options that students should have in their education. >> i think that given well-rounded education that is part of the es essay that i think i don't know why i'm getting feedback here but i think that social emotional learning is absolutely essential and it is and can be embedded in all of our schools and systems and our programs that there is an assumption of what you just spoke about, nicole, about that in the gillam and as i plug for the arts and since we are here as well at the table that the arts pr

do you want to show them the t—shirt, nicole? t-shirt, nicole?g. report it and don't be afraid is the message. you can hear more on this story this evening on radio a at 8pm. stars of the silver screen will find out today if they've made it onto the list of nominees for this year's oscars. winners in each of the 2a categories will be announced at the 90th academy awards ceremony on the ath of march. after a year in which hollywood has been rocked by sexual abuse scandals and controversy over diversity and the gender pay gap, the nominations will be scrutinised more closely than ever. let's take a look at who might make the cut. when will the lesson be learned? how many more dictators must be wooed, appeased, good god, given immense privileges, before we learned? you cannot reason with a tiger when your head is in its mouth. muchos gracias. de nada, miguel. my daughter, angela, was murdered seven months ago. it seems to me the police department is too busy torturing black folks to solve actual crime. what the hell is this? dixon, i'm in the middle

right now "deadline white house" with nicolle wallace begins. >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. the gop war on the fbi is being waged today against the backdrop of a day tautant with russia. "washington post" reporting, "the trump administration under fire from lawmakers for not punishing moscow over election meddling said monday it will not implement russia-related sanctions mandated by congress last year because the threat, itself, is acting as a deterrent." a deterrent of what? donald trump's own cia director, now concedes that russia remains committed to meddling in american elections. but it's the gop war on justice that's generating the most upheaval and drama this hour. speaker paul ryan in remarks today about last night's party-line vote to release a memo crafted by house intel committee chairman devin nunes and his staff, a move that the trump-run justice department deemed, quote, extraordinarily reckless, said this. >> there may have been malfeasance at the fbi by certain individuals. so it is our job in conducting transparent oversight of the ex

you see nicole leaning on oprah's skirt? posed separately on a piece of oprah's dress resting on a chair and then edited in. >> our voice exclusive. we'll break down what's going on with kelly clarkson and blake shelton behind the scenes. >>> then is justin timberlake ready? >> if i'm being honest. >> and could he ever come back to the show and the first photo of abby lee miller in prison. >>> but first, oscar nominee margo was out celebrating, and we teamed up with cadillac to bring you the best of the producer's guild awards. >> i really feel hilike we have place in the community. >> margo was nominated for producer on "i-tonya." >> the stars showed up for the producers who dared greatly to bring their performances to life. >> i love stepping into the unknown. that's what producers do. >> reese is fantastic. i've grown to really love her. >> and she told us, taking on that project was one of the b d boldest moves of her career. >> i know how to make the sbi nat and historical drama. it's really kind of a sharp left turn, a

nicole? >> through the chair, thank you, denise, for that recap of mayor lee's support and concerns. i would say a few things. one, denise mentioned that it's true that he was interested in really -- in the exchanges that i've had with him, really wanting to find solutions to key issues like transportation, voting, access to support. and then, again, as denise mentioned, he was very instrumental in the r.a.d. program, which is still moving along. we're in the next phase of development and there's more and more affordable, accessible -- housing is going up every day and it's because of mayor lee's efforts to sally's comment, i would echo that he definitely was interested in solving problems and getting things done in response to the community, but it was also true that he's a personalable person. he always took the time to say hello and ask how you are doing and that the experience that sally has had of him being a personalable person that genuinely cared about the people of san francisco from

minutes before nicole and her family were about to start their day. asked us not to reveal her face or identity because the man is still out there. >> it boggles my mind. um, and when you know people are home. >> reporter: nicole says the man watched from house to house trying front doors, back doors and even cars. hur surveillance system picked up the movement and alert was sent to her husband's phone. >> we never heard it when it actually happened. >> reporter: nicole says she is shudders to think what would have happened if he got inside. >> i think you have a desperate individual who was searching for something and wanted to go through the neighborhood and try any door possible to see if there was a way that they can get in. >> reporter: nicole says she can't stop thinking about one thing. with her children about to wake up and possibly come face to face with a total stranger. something she did the night before may have made all the difference in the world. >> the front door on tuesday evening was -- been left open. um i obviously lock it. that's

nicole does custom work transforming tired gear into something that can suit even most fashionable of fans. the good news is the weather is looking pretty good all in comparison to this on sunday, so we'll have a little bit more fashion freedom to ware what we want. reporting live outside lincoln financial field, alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news." >>> travel agents in minnesota are issuing a warning for vikings fans coming to philly for the game. they're saying knot try to paint our town purple. sun country airline created special flights to philadelphia for vikings fans, creative charters is telling the fans that eagles fans have a reputation of being not so nice to opponents. >> if vikings win, yes, i would take off any sort of colors. sounds ridiculous, we're almost talking about gangs but it's no joke. it really isn't >> i would advice you not to be over inebriated, because they will be. >> nice outfit. >> creative charters is charging vikings fans $700 per person to make the trip. >>> superstitions and sports, we talked to eagles fan about unusual rituals for game day. also

i'm nicole wallace in for brian williams. day 348 of the trump administration and tonight there's breaking news in the russia investigation. the founders of fusion gps, the firm behind that explosive trump/russia dossier are speaking out tonight about what they learned about trump's ties to russians. glen simpson and peter frich writing an op-ed in "the new york times" that details their investigation and the process by which the results of that investigation were shared with american government officials. all of this is information they have testified to before three congressional committees. simpson and frich confirm in their piece that they hired former british intelligence officer christopher steele and write, quote, yes, we hired mr. steele, a highly respected russia expert. but we did so without informing him whom we were working for and gave him no specific marching orders beyond this basic question. why did mr. trump repeatedly seek to do deals in a notoriously corrupt police say that most serious investigators shun?

>> nicole, this has always been the tension in bannon's mind. on the one hand, there is the doubts that he harbors about trump's leadership, about the people that trump surrounds himself with and their qualifications. that includes first and foremost the trump children and his son-in-law jared kushner. and on the other hand, you have bannon's belief in the trump movement and the ideas that trump ran on and this notion that the people that trump represented finally had a voice. and so reconciling those two conflicting impulses was always very difficult for steve. and his frustrations spilled out in a rather impulsive way himself. an impulsive way for steve here by mouthing off to a reporter and saying some very indiscreet things that ended up making the man who is leading the movement that steve sees himself as kind of a shepherd of look very bad. >> robert costa, this is clearly a divorce between steve bannon and donald trump. and i want to know who gets what. who gets the sean hannity relationship. who gets editorial control, political control

. >> that does it for me, thank you for watching deadline the white house with nicole wallace starts right now. >>> hi, everyone. almost caught me with my glasses on. it's 4:00 in new york, it was margaret thatcher who said if you want something said ask a man, if you want something done, ask a woman. senator dianne feinstein, the chairman of the judiciary committee released 10,000 of testimony from the firm behind the dossier, fusion gps, feinstein saying today, quote, the innuendo and misinformation circulating about the transcript are part of a deeply troubling effort to undermine the investigation into potential collusion and obstruction of justice, the only way to set the record straight to make the transcript public. the founders of fusion gps warned in an op-ed last week that the dossier was being used for political purposes, writing, quote republicans have refused to release full transcripts of our firm's testimony even as they selectively leak details from the far right. the transcripts released today by feinstein debunk the theory that the firm behind the dossier had a poli

i'm nicolle wallace.p daily" starts right now with katy tur. >> that is the reason donny deutsch never comes on my show. executive time. i'll leave it there. nicolle wallace, brilliant as always. i'm sorry, donny. i can't see you but we're going to apologize from afar. >>> if it's monday -- you better come on tomorrow. shouldn't need to -- even admit that, he's a manager of the studio. washington is playing head games, if it's monday. >>> tonight, the growing debate about the president's mental state. >> 100% of the senior