to pay a visit to nicole's husband, david. and the information david pietz would soon share with detectives about when his wife was last seen and what she left behind would be critical to the case. >>> coming up -- but it was something that was missing that turned out to be even more important and puzzling. >> there's no indication that anyone else had been behind the wheel of nicole's car. >> when "dateline" continues. dray, when he was younger, he loved to smile; and we knew he would need braces because his teeth were coming in funny. that's when he had the bunny rabbits. we called him the bunny rabbit. now, those are the same two front teeth, there, that they are now. then dray ended up having to wear braces for 5 years because he never made it to appointments, because he was busy playing basketball. if he missed practice, he don't get to play in the game. this is the picture that was on the front page of the newspaper. all you can notice is the braces! then, once he got to michigan state, he broke the retainer! my bottom t

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but here is what i will tell you, nicolle.ou look at these text messages, especially the exchange relating to sean hannity's show, you see an absolute desperation on michael ient tnnity on try to get my the 17th of january. and if anybody believes that chl n putting or attempting to put my client on sean hannity without the t's dg i have a bridge or perhaps other things to sel them because that just didn't happen. if t michael cohen is meeting with the first lady to stormy daels without the president's knowledge, same answer. i have a bridge to sell . this is clear -- it is clear from the text messages that the prior denials by michael cohen and the president and what the american people have been told is a bunch of nonsense. >> are they lies? >> oh, i think there's no question they're lies. >> so, aeone whos very familiar with the southern district of new york said on pces these may have come frowhe you may have obtained the text messages could have been the southern district. are you in receipt of formation from the southern

david: good news for stockholders nicole thank you very much. nicole: thanks. president trump: the department of labor are taking a major action that's been worked on for four months now and now it's ready to make it easier for small businesses to ban together to negotiate lower prices for health insurance and escape some of obamacare's most burden some mandates through association, health plans. >> [applause] melissa: president trump announcing the labor department 's new initiative to help small businesses with the high cost of healthcare, association health plans. the plan brings people together to buy healthcare as a group allowing small employers a better chance for healthcare advantages, customizable plans to taylor specific small business needs, and it reduces administrative costs and strengthens negotiating power with providers is the promise. here to discuss it is alexander, thank you so much for joining us so he said today he could ban together and even go across state lines. who would administer it then if you have businesses kind of forming these lo

nicolle, you just saw coming across the web a pro publica audio. i'm sure you're going to play it at some point, but it is heart wrenching. it has little children and you can tell any mother, any person can tell the sound of a baby wailing. some of them crying so hard that they're gasping for breath, being separated from their parents. so, we are starting to get more details and color coming out of these holding areas. and there is no republican who wants to stand behind this policy. and that is why you're seeing the president distort this and say that this is the democrats forcing him to do this. let me break that down for you. the president is trying to put this off on the democrats because he is using this as leverage as a negotiating tool. i take you back to earlier this year, last year when the president canceled daca in order to use that program as leverage in order to get his wall. that didn't work. the courts intervened and so we saw in april of this year the administration now enact a new policy of criminalizing asylum seekers which by the

and laura. >> me too. >> whats your favorite nicole kidman movie?"diamonds are a girl's best >> the cast will surely honor their new cast member meryl streep tomorrow on her birthday when she turns 69. and "the oc" star rachel bilson returns to tv tonight. >> we'll be one of those duos that people is always going remember for the res of their lives. >> it will be like we are a team. >> we are not a team. >> abc hopes rachel and eddie cibrian bring the sparks to their new summer series "take two" about a private eye played by cibrian who teams up with bilson, a fresh out of rehab actress who used to play a cop on tv. >> they just don't let me do my stunts because i fall when i'm walking, is what he's trying to say. >> she's pretty clumsy! i'm accident prone. >> and "the gong show" is back tonight. >> this show is completely designed for people to fly their freak flag. >> but gone will be the charade of host mike myers trying to fool us disguised as british comedic legend tommy maitland. >> i'm tommy maitland. >> why did you do the show as tommy, mike

go. >> nicolle, mika is 100% right.f you thought that we were focused yesterday or the week before or the month prior, we have refocused our efforts as a result of mr. giuliani's pigish comments. they are a disgrace. he should be embarrassed. he should immediately resign. and if he's not going to resign, he should be fired by the president. i mean, is this the message that we want to send to the world? is this the message that we want to send to our mothers, our daughters, our sisters that this is the way that we look at women? this is the way that we disrespect women? this is an absolute disgusting disgrace, and i have to tell you, i am angry. my client's angry, and every woman in america, whether you're on the right, the left or in the center, should be angry. >> i wanted to ask you about stormy daniels' reaction to this because i thought she was very precise in her language when she was interviewed to make clear that she did not feel like she was a part of the me too movement. she did not view herself as a victim. sh

and yet what we're seeing, nicolle, is essentially a slow-motion train collision about to occur between the republicans in congress who are hell bent on finding a way to get rosenstein out and stop the special counsel investigation and the d.o.j. train, and these two trains are about to collide, sitting squarely on the tracks is the special counsel. so, what's happening here is time is being bought by d.o.j. and fbi to allow mueller to finish his job. but what i'm telling you is going to happen, sometime in the next 30 to 60 days is that collision is going to really come very close. and what's going to happen is the republicans on the hill are going to start demanding the names of informants and under cover agents. we saw a hint of that yesterday. at some point d.o.j. and fbi will have to say no. lives will be lost, we can't recruit another source again, we can't disclose this and collisions are going to occur. >> frank, what do you make of this new reporting about rosenstein becoming uncomfortable with the way the white house was use -- i remember that day. i remember being on the air

back to you. > nicole jacobs for us in gaithersburg, nicole, thank you. >>> it was a sight seen for milesourself. huge pillers of smoke from a deadly tractor trailer on the woodrow wilson bridge. the driver of that traasor trailer killed and three workers had to be rescued. investigators say the driver lost control and crashed into a group of work trucks. this happened around 11:00 a.m. and the terrible traffic continued for the next 12 hours. >> news4 transportation reporter adam tuss i one of the people stuck in that traffic last night. he joins us near the wilson bridge with more on why the back ups were so bad there, adam. >> reporter: this was such a perfect storm of events, guys, that happened. and it was a tragic catastrophe to remember f the ages. take a look, i can tell you the good news is the lanes rolling through the wilson bridge are rollin. smooth take a look at all of the reaction from social media erybody stuck in delays last night. we're talking 30 minutes to go around a traffic circle. hours to go around a commute that would normally take 20 minutes. this is why y see th

. >> my name is nicole. >> reporter: that's nicole mcguinness, featured on a recent episode of hgtv's "beachfront bargain hunt." the 31-year-old was celebrating the end of brain cancer treatment, starting a new chapter with a beach house in north carolina. >> wow. >> reporter: but one of those viewers, dr. eric voigt, quickly spotted something. >> i noticed that she had a lump in her neck. >> reporter: so, he turned to facebook to find her. >> i recommended she gets a sonogram and a biopsy. >> reporter: within days, this post reaching nicole, who went to the doctor and learned she had thyroid cancer. >> dr. voigt saw this and brought it to my attention and now i'll be treated for it. >> reporter: and it's not the first time an eagle-eyed hgtv viewer noticed something and took action. in 2013, a nurse spotted a lump on the neck of tarek el moussa, star of "flip or flop." she reached out to el moussa, who was diagnosed and successfully treated for cancer. as for nicole, she's optimistic. >> it's just a miracle, in my opinion, that he happened to see this on television. i can't express h

what do we need to know, nicole? >> well, angiend eun, the hope is that this will not have a negative impact on the voting experience tomorrow. maryland state election officialsre urging voters to verify their information on-line, which i a fairly easy process. i'll go ahead and walk you through that now. you can simply go to the website, elections.maryland.gov. type in yourfo ation. you'll then see what is registered underis name. if that information is incorrect, you have the ability to changeit. now, mva, election officials say they just discovered this issue re doing and everything they can to remedye th problem. some critics, however, say this is a political ploy to confuse voters, which they say could suppress voter turnout, but maryland state officials say if you register to vote, this is important, they say you will not bed tur away. state officials also saying that they will hold a hearingext month to make sure this does not happen during the general election. if you need to do a little bit of research on an

i'll nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. >> thank you nicole. to keep track of how many days in a row you are wearing black. >> this is my baby jail dress. >> okay. don't know where to go with that. >> good luck. >> okay. if it's wednesday, under pressure. president trump actually reverses course. tonight an executive order to end family separation at the border. why this still won't zero out the president's zero tolerance policy. >> we are keeping a very

nicole jacobs is there now with why -- you know, tell us, nicole yrks is this new facility so unique. >> it's hard to mention glenarden without mentioning first baptist church of glenarden. they're prepa ad to dedicate $20 million facility, and it's all a part of their community outreach. they're calling this a gym-natori mu. 63,000 square feet complete with three size basketball courts, a fitness room, a track, conc msions, says and soh more. the building is also eco friendly. the solar field will actually generate 50% of its energy from the worship center, which is just adjacent tohe fiel now, with 11,000 church members, we're toldhu theh actually raised all the funding for this property. it is the first faith-based property of thiud magn and as you mentioned, that ribbon cutting is set foromorrow rning. chris, eun, bough. >> all right, nicole jacobs. nicole, thank you. >>> well,on't let this weed fool you. it's big and dangerous, and it's been spotted in our area. coming up, what you should not do if you see it in your yard. >>> plus, pope francis was very fortunate someone was clo

nicole: let's take a look. so you mentioned oracle first we'll go with that one first so the last three quarters the guidance going forward was below the estimate and that's never a good thing because when people look at the guidance going forward they can see it's under pressure and it's down slightly to the downside, down about a half a percent. now, i see it as it's down 1/3 of 1% and fedex is down 1.8% despite some positive an list comments, we're watching fedex very closely and now ahead of its quarterly numbers, and we'll get both of these right after the bell. back to you. liz: nicole we'll be watching for that and what a day as we watch the final sort of rush to the finish line. we've got three minutes left before the closing bell rings the dow now down 291, well off the lows, andy is still with us, olivia angle is joining the conversation state street global , olivia give us a sense of how you're looking at what happened today and if you could pairity with yesterday it's a slight rhyming of the two tra

. >> my name is nicole. >> reporter: that's nicole guinness featured on beach front bargain hunt. she was celebrating the end of brain cancer treatment starting a new chapter with a beach house in north carolina. but one of those viewers, dr. eric voight quickly spotted something. >> i noticed she had a lump in her neck. >> reporter: so he turned to facebook to find her. within days, this post reaching nicole who learned she had thyroid cancer. >> dr. voight saw this and brought it to my attention and now i'll be treated for it. >> reporter: and it's not the first time an eagle-eyed hgtv viewer noticed something and took action. in 2013, a nurse spotted a lump on the star of flip or flop. he was diagnosed and treated for cancer. as for nicole, she's optimistic. >> it's just a miracle in my opinion, that he happened to see this on television. i can't express how grateful and thankful i am. >> reporter: nicole is now busy planning her treatment with her doctors and is staying in touch with dr. voight. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> they actually haven't met, but they are slated

>> nicolle, two things. senior new york city law enforcement official with direct knowledge of the matter says the n.y.p.d. out of an abundance of caution is sending units to major news outlets in new york city. obviously we have a shooting in a newspaper. we have, you know, a charged environment in our country. and so i think the n.y.p.d. just out of an abundance of caution, all major news networks are located -- we're right across the street from fox news, vice versa. we're not far from abc. getting information about the is expec -- suspect, that person is a white male. we have senior law enforcement people saying they believe at this point in the investigation the weapon used was a shotgun. at this point we're getting some details as far as the weapon that was used. we have a suspect that's in custody at this point. and i think tom has laid out as far as perfectly exactly what we're dealing with with respect to injuries. so that's the information that we have so ferrarar. it's preliminary. the investigati

"deadline" with nicole wallace starts right now. ♪ >>> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in washington, d.c.e are just over an hour away from what's expected to be an explosive meeting between the president and congressional republicans, who are typically happy to follow donald trump on his misguided policy choices and to stay mostly silent on this unpresidential conduct, but who today, today, are finally trying to pump the brakes on his zero tolerance immigration policy, one that's left thousands of children suffering in detention centers along the border. trump's own party panicking in the face of the political blowback, underscored this morning by criticism from the wall street journal, hardly a message board for the resistance which warns today, quote, trump officials are defending the policy as a deterrent to illegal entry, but surely they understand that separating parents from children is normally unacceptable and politically unsustainable. if mr. trump wants to lose the house and risk impeachment, keep giving democrats a daily picture of children stripped from their parents. trump is

nicole, thank you very much. nicole's going to come back to us when she gets more from traders.rcial-free here because of a what you see on your screen, a rather significant selloff on this monday. now so much of it having to do with trade. as soon as president trump fired that first missile in the tariffs war, specifically 20% on foreign steel, 10% on foreign aluminum, countries rushed to file formal complaints with the world trade organization, the wto. china and the european union are among those not only protesting president trump's steel and aluminum tariffs, but now demanding official wto intervention. but does the wto have teeth anymore when it comes to resolving these burgeoning trade battles? former florida congressman james bachus is a founding member and former chairman of the appellate body and has judged more international trade disputes than anyone on the planet. congressman, perfect person to talk to not withstanding the situation at this hour involving pending investment restrictions on chinese investment in u.s. tech. if you were still the decider at the wto, ho

>> yes, nicolle. and we've seen this week that we cannot count on the court to save us from the wrecking ball that is donald trump. and as far as what i can do as a congressman, electing a democratic majority that can push that big red button to stop the wrecking ball, that's what we have to do. but what the senate should do, i believe mitch mcconnell should believe in his own rules, that he set under merritt garland. and as long as he is the leader of the senate, i don't think they should, they should work under any other rules. >> are you ready, though, to take a sharper message to the country? i mean part of the reason that donald trump defeated 16 republicans and i guess bested hillary clinton is that he doesn't play by the old rules. as rachel maddow articulated, he's not restrained by the truth, he's not restrained by the norms, he's not restrained by arguments rooted in facts. he plays to people's fears. he makes emotional arguments. are you ready to rip up some of the rules as rachel said has

nicole and beth, thank you story being here. nicole, let me start with you. what are te pathways to tryo close that gap, the skills gap ftween the jobs available and the people able ll them? >> well, one of the first things we have to do is identify where some of the shortages lie. and once you do that, we can, figure ou know, is there a way of attracting more people t inse types of professions? the problem that we have here is that a loof these-- quote, unquote-- middle-skills jobs-- jobs in manufacturing, jobs inob construction, s in production occupations-- still suffer from a p.r. problem, so that most people don't want to do those jobs because they haveue know, they associate them with hard work hard hts. what they fail to recognize is that these jobs are now good jobs that pay well, and in some circumstances, even pay more than standard associate's and bachelor's degree. >> yang: what sorts of jobs are we talking about? >> so we're talking about welding jobs. we can be talking about jobs in transportation and logistics. we kook talking from women's pers

. >> news4's nicole jacobs is live. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron, good moing, eun. this location is just two blocks from bethesdach metro w makes this location key to keeping it here in maryland. you may remember one of the top democrats in is area teamed up with republican governor larry hogan to assure myland did not mission out on this cutting edge opportunity. today, officials will break ground on this $600 million international headquarters. it's a process that is expected to bring in 3,000 construction jobs. and certainn its completion, really give this area an economic boost. nearly 800,000 square feet, we're talking about. and 242 rooms as far as the hotel go, allf which is expected to be operational in 2022. yore taking live look now at exactly where it will all be built. maryland has been hom the marriott for 60 years. and also, it did consider moving to virginia and maryland -- virginia and d.c., i should add. it will stay here in maryland. and that nggroundbrea that starts at 9:30 makes it

nbc news 4's nicole jacobs live att. anne's episcopal church in downtown annapolis. nicole, tell us about the scene. >> ton, oneng father timothy moulder told us this is a town and a church of the people. tonight, dozens have gathered here just as they do e saturday at this hour. but this time, this saturday, he says, is much different. they're considering this a memorial. because the t tragedyt happened thursday has so deeply affect so many in this small, close-knit community. again, dozens have gathered to gaay ando worship and remember the five "capitaltte" employees who so tragically lost their lives thursday. father moulder also made mention of the importance of freedom of the press. and why that is so important for this church in particular. there are parishioners who work in the media here, and he says the church knew several of those killed. but this is a moment in time, a moment in history, that he says has changed annapolis forev. >> thi happens to be five members of our community. and so we're following that liturgy. but the prayers that will be of red wil

in just a few hours, nicole will have a lot of folks joining her. we are expecting 1 million people to fill the streets in downtown oakland this morning. three titles in the last four years. since last weekend, city crews have been very busy preparing for this parade. yesterday we saw them hanging the banners and putting the barricades out and setting up a lot of porta potty's. this year it will be a little different than in years past. there will not be a rally following the parade. but the city said i interactive parade. all the warriors will be given megaphones and they are likely to hop off the buses along the parade route and come and say hi to fans. >> i was a little disappointed but i'm so glad to be out here and so glad i could see the parade. they can always learn and do more next year. >> the way to say thisear's celebration will be more free- flowing and unscripted. again, the parade will not be capped off by a rally as we have seen in years past. the teams say this decision is not over last year's dispute over the cost. we will be back o

nicolle wallace, thank you very much. mondaye have almost reached the summit. >> tonight, just fall. how the trump brand of international diplomacy is rocking american allies' faith in the u.s. >> i want to say that canada picked a fight with us. >> plus

and when i wrote that story, nicolle, i.c.e. back to me and said, well, look, we do everything in our power. if a parent is going to be deported, they can request that their child meet them. i got into some of the technicalities. what if they have to leave very quickly because they're being deported, they're on the next plane out? what if they don't know where their child is? are they given a number to reach their specific child? are they even updated on what state their child might be moved to or from? and they couldn't answer those questions. and so it seems like there might be some processes in place like that hot line that jacob mentioned. there is really no systematic way to track down 2300 children and reunite them with their parents overnight. and even more importantly where would they stay. a lot of these prarnts are still waiting to have their day in court, federal court for their charges, or immigration court which takes way longer. sometimes those cases can be set years into the future. so is there a way to get them f

>> nicolle, you hit it right on the head. generally, especially for agents who have worked public corruption and spent time in washington, the philosophy is, look, they're all corrupt. we've seen it all. look, it's like an oncologist who sees nothing but cancer all day. imagine working nothing but corruption for much of your career. you become extremely jaded and you hold at arms length the notion that there are straight-up politicians. so you can see this in all of their texting. everyone is fair game. no one is pure and pristine in their minds. and that's what we're seeing here. but nonetheless, nicolle, i have to say for a senior executive like pete strzok to come out and in a text or e-mail and say, we'll stop trump, completely inappropriate. and i doubt he's going to survive this. i don't see how he survives it. >> let's talk about that, frank. so, lisa page is no longer at the fbi. pete strzok, who everything i understand his reputation as an agent, very effective agent, would you predict that he would be let go, fired,

with the latest, nicole? nicole: right we're on the after-hours getting to some of the media and telecom stocks shooting to the upside. the dow did close down after four days of gains, record close for the nasdac, record close for the russel but we have the biggest story in the last half hour the breaking news that the federal judge did okay the at&t time-warner takeover the $85 billion merger with no conditions so it is approved and will close on june 20 that's the agreed upon date but the analysts some are saying the government might still step in on this one. here is a look at the other things what's next in media and telecom. we know so well that comcast has had a huge interest in 21st century fox and the fox business network, fox is a new high and we see comcast moving higher, disney to the downside. look at some of the others telecom-type stocks, verizon can now have an opening to buy a large content company to compete with at&t and then sprint and t-mobile right? we'll watch for any deals there so the

it's the first time nicole language has had so c'mon. you see to this is just to make sure not an easy job but i think if you can do it you can do it. it would be doable with a car but this is something else all together. she made it this ship is securely mood at the dock. a very good morning to you dear passengers or awareness day is as they say here in santa cruz the parma my name's nicole and i'm a captain. this is a first for the cruise industry the first german woman to achieve the rank of captain. my heart skipped a few beats but i have to say i'm aware that i've got a team behind me the entire team on the bridge that operates the ship one person can't do it alone. cruise ships are offering attractive opportunities to women in leadership positions during the last ten years nicole long us has taken several steps up the career ladder at sea. of course you shoulder the overall responsibility you have to be everywhere on board the ship it's not just running the ship you also have to represent it and you have to make preparations for a

is a sociologist as well as a senior research fellow at the university of canberra hello there nicole everybody good to have you here good morning good morning to you low key way you are and hello to everybody else who's watching ok let me show you something on my laptop tony one of the things that you study is every day politics when we look at this situation here is the president of the philippines kissing somebody brought up from the audience what what does that tell you about everyday politics in the philippines. well. when people say that we saw ginny's already normalized then i would agree with that to some extent because for me to start your reality. many people blame to president for being an agent that you saw it in you but they see different yeah i see him as an output of the outcome of that and so us other men is not the only man who's doing got it doesn't make it right but at the same time in order to fight you saw genie you have to look at more structure to do that it is a product of a worldview it's a product of the way people think and it's not just men who are complici

exactly the point nicolle was just making. we're going to go live to singapore when this special edition of "the 11th hour" comes right back. whoooo. looking for a hotel that fits... ...your budget? tripadvisor now searches over... ...200 sites to find you the... ...hotel you want at the lowest price. grazi, gino! find a price that fits. tripadvisor. at fidelity, our online u.s. equity trades are just $4.95. so no matter what you trade, or where you trade, you'll only pay $4.95. fidelity. open an account today. >>> mr. president, how is it going so far, sir? >> very good. very, very . excellent relationship. thank you. thank you very much. >> as we await this working lunch between these two leaders, allow us to put this night into context. this evening's historic face-to-face meeting comes just days after a major clash between donald trump and some of america's closest allies at the g7 summit, which, remember, was just this past weekend. tionre aeady straid when the president went to the g7 on friday. but then disagreements ov

nicole jacobs has more now. veexciting, nicole. >> it's very exciting. now inside the family life center here in glen arn. i wanto bring in now the assistant director of the facility becau there's so much to talk about when you think about more than 63,000 square feet. >> yes. family life center. like she just said, it's more than 63,000 square feet in size. we have three full-size basketball courts. open gym. great basketball camps for the kids. we also he an indoor walking track for our seniors. everyone in the community can come on out and get healthy. also, we have a fitnes center, treadmills, just whauleverybody woreally want to promote the health and wellness. >> i don'think i said her name, joseph homo. we want to make sure we get that out there, right? tomorrow is the ribbon cutting for the dedication of the facility. everyone is very excited, and that kicks off tomorrow morning. chris, n, back to you. >> a lot of folks can't wait for that to open. >> it's 6:50. we want to check in on the friday forecast. >> he is outside on the storm team 4 weat

i'd just like to follow up on what nicole said earlier about the complexity and the ones yes but the problem is that if we saw ginny which is a complex problem its roots are conflicts its implications are complex manifestations of it were simply by simply faded so the question of good and bad wish in a black and white then it becomes a participant then my worry is that people will really go back to their hate ok and and grounds and of course on the point s. . it's it's correct the president is misfortunes another problem is how do you see that is that because it's the philippines miss or just because oppressive that this was sort of some people would like to see that we saw jimmy still be reading an ugly head because the president is a missile genius or it is precisely because you really have a structured sojourn in our society that the president and the speaker of the house and the senate president to be. that meeting when you know he's maybe of the shell game somewhere let me finish let me say look if. the point is if you're going to what the impact the sentence instead of convinci

you were automobile to see what was going on with nicole.ing is most people are in tune with their bow, know their bodies and sometimes they may know them better than their own doctor so if there is a change and notice a lump, a swelling, if there's a change in your choice, hoarseness, if you have pain, those are some subtle signs there may be something going on and in particular in this case there was a subtle fullness here in the region of the thyroid gland. notice any change, see your doctor. >> did you ever hesitate? it had to feel strange to put her picture out on social media and say, i think this woman might have an issue. talk about what went through your mind and when you made that decision to do it. >> absolutely. so, i went through lots of decision-making because, first off, i felt obliged to help. i saw something and i said, i have to reach out. then i thought about, well, she's already on a tv show so i'm not really revealing her identity to anyone. she's already there so i just decided to bite the bullet and put it on social me

hi, nicole. >> thousands of people havingor incorrect ition in the computer system. some skritices say this is a political ploy to confuse vers which they believe could suppress voter turnoutor tomorrow, but mva and election officials say they're doing all they can to remedy this problem. voters can do their due diligencng as well by g to the board of elections website, to the lookup website. type in your information. you'll then seet exactly w information is under your name, if in a information is incorrect you have the ability to change that. maryland state election officials are also holding a hearing next month. they say this is the last thing they want to happen during the generalelection. now, if you need to do some lrct minute reson any of the candidates or information, can you go to the nbc washington app and search maryland primary. back to you. >> nicole, thank you. >>> in virginia senator cory stewart worked to strengthen his bonds with gop supporters over e weekend, and heid it over tea. stewart spoke at the virginia women for trump tea for trump event. u

let's get market reaction from nicole petallides live live. nicole there's tax implications too with the deal between the all cash deal for comcast and the fox assets. i mean, you spin-off in an all cash deal there's tax implications for fox here with an all cash deal so nicole you're seeing some hot market action right now, right? nicole: no doubt, so let's first take a look at the stocks in particular. first of all we have to note that 21st century fox the parent of the fox business network had a seventh record day and you could see in the after-hours it's moving higher on this comcast bid of 65 billion so we'll see whether or not that disney might sweeten their offer , and going forward and we're expecting a blockbuster summer for mergers and acquisitions in media, telecom, cable, overall as far as the market let's talk about what we said the dow jones industrial average down 119 points, the fed comes out two more rate hikes for 2018 and three or four, it's going to be four that's what they alluded to so we did see the stock markets sell-of

melissa: nicole. thank you. when we come back, we're going to bring you up to speed what's going on in maryland with the shooting situation there. one person is reported to be in custody. there are multiple injuries and multiple deaths. we're going to be right back after this. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... . adam: we've got breaking news for you. there's a press taking place, a press conference on the shooting in maryland. here we go. >> once the building is secure, we have a crime scene obviously. we anticipate this being a very long investigation. it will be very detailed investigation by our detectives. i'd like to introduce first our county executive steven r. shue, we're going to limit questions for investigative purposes because we still have a lot of work to do. thank you. mr. shue? >> thank you, officer. i'm county executive steve shue. we've had a terrible shooting incident here this afternoon. there are several people who have died

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. >> hi, everyone. :00 in new york. the product of the president's b-team lawyers. that's how one presidential lawyer to date described the memo leaked to "the new york times" in explosive new reporting. "the new york times" report makes clear for the very first time that the president's defense in the obstruction of justice investigation being conducted by robert mueller is essentially to assert that a president can't obstruct justice, not that he the memo also lays out the case for depriving bob mueller of an interview with donald trump, something one trump advisor told me today is essential if the president's lawyers want to prevent robert mueller from adding lying to federal investigators in any report he plans to send to congress. from that "the new york times" report, quote, in a brash assertion of presidential power, the 20-page letter sent to special counsel robert mueller and obtained by "the new york times" contends that the president cannot illegally obstruct any aspect of the investigation into russia's elec

i'm nicole bohn, the director of the mayor's office on disability. i have quite a number of follow-ups and items to announce today, which i'm going to announce verbally and then there will be written follow-up that will be posted next monday as well. so as many of the council members know, may has been a very packed month of actity for our community. so, first i want to report back on the mayoral forms, specifically for people with disabilities and older adults. that was extremely well attended. we had over 900 people in person and another 1200 who had watched online. so that is very exciting news. the dignity fund coalition, who are one of the cosponsors of the event, collected over 150 questions to the mayoral candidates from people with disabilities and older adults. and for the council's information, the top concerns of people with disability in the -- from the forum were access to affordable and accessible housing. accessible transportation options. cleanliness of the streets a sidewalks and access to the public right-of-way. and employment. nex

. >> yeah, that's exactly right, nicolle. there is really a sense of chaos within the federal government as the different agencies and there are several agencies involved here, try to figure out how to implement this order and how to change this policy that went into place a couple of months ago. and it all seems to be driven by the president's desire to see this as a public relations issue. he's been bothered by the news media coverage of the family separation policy and that's why he rushed that executive order two days ago and signed it to try to say that he would be keeping these families together. it's much more complicated when it comes to implementing the policy. one thing, nicolle, you mentioned the angel moms, the parents who have lost children to the crimes of illegal immigrants that the president had at the white house. he's been using them since the very beginning of his presidential campaign. i was at that rally in phoenix when he was in trouble for those immigration remarks and macy's was dropping his line of cl

i'm going to ask my colleague, the director of mod nicole bohn -- what? oh, nicole is not here. oh, now i find out. joanna, i take it you're on. >> thank you, co-chair blacksten. i am the deputy director of the mayor's office on disability. on behalf of director bohn who is sorry to not be here in person, she would like to ask you to recommend action to items related to any part of this presentation, or other items discussed in this report as a follow-up to today's public hearing. since the may 2018 meeting and some important upcoming opportunities for public engagement by san francisco bay area residents with disabilities. number one, is accessible bike-sharing. the oakland mayor's commission on people with disabilities, you're counterpart, will be discussing accessible bike-share programs monday, june 18, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. p.m. at oakland city hall. the mayor's disability council may consider partnering with this effort and try to bring that effort also in san francisco. accessible building entrance ordinance or abe, with the support of district 4, supervisor tang, the de

nicole thank you very much. melissa? melissa: let's bring in jonathan hoenig, fox news contributor, heather zumrawinga. one day we care about the trade war, the next day to heck with it. >> markets are optimistic ahead of the7 meeting ahead this friday a all-time highs as well as the russell 2000, the small cap index. if you saw, it we were in the eighth or ninth inning of the rally. the economists are saying economic expansion, there could be another leg to it because of deregulation and tax cuts and unemployment at 3.8%. people can't -- employers cannot find enough people to fill their jobs that they have available. that's the big story in the media and that's an important narrative right now. melissa: jonathan, you agree with her? >> stocks -- it's a bull market, melissa. there are no tops in a bull market. the things about tariffs are playing a role. the best performing stocks have been the big caps,asdaq up 11% and the small caps as nicole talked about, both of which are almost outside the role of tariffs and the ag

not happening,let get to nicole.ow it all happens in the last 2 minutes and i'm going to bet on billions of shares changing hands, how about that? and as i walk this floor, this is something they have been preparing for weeks and i can see on the trader's hands, i can see we are seeing volume, and you know what it is, names we know, verizon, bank of america seeing heavy volume to the upside, we are seeing general electric under some pressure and driller and these are the names being moved around in a big way when you are talking about this russell reshuffle. they evaluate dozens of stock an put them in russell 1000 and 2000 and has changed and sometimes you'll see something that get really oversold or really overbought for no particular reason. there's some drama going into the close but they've been waiting for this russell rebalance for weeks. so this is it and we are here and keep it right here because you will see wild swings, back to you. liz: crazy trading volume. let's get back to energy stock, the dow snappin

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is a sociologist as well as a senior research fellow at the university of canberra hello there nicole everybody good to have you here good morning good morning to you low key way you are and hello to everybody else who's watching ok let me show you something on my laptop tony one of the things that you study is every day politics when we look at this situation here is the president of the philippines kissing something he brought up from the audience what what does that tell you about everyday politics in the philippines. well. when people say that we saw ginny's already normalized then i would agree with that to some extent because for me to start short reality. many people blame to president for being an agent that he saw a genie but they see different yeah i see him as an output of the outcome of that and so us other men is not the only man who's doing got it doesn't make it right but at the same time in order to fight me so again you have to look at more structure to do that it is a product of a worldview it's a product of the way people think and it's not just men who are complici