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nicolle? >> peter baker, they all seem to come down in or around the 4:00 hour. so i think that was the same number i came up with. can you just take us through the role of chief of staff john kelly who was also rumored to be on his way out? that this was one of the items on his to-do list, to purge the trump administration of scott pruitt before he leaves. >> yeah, he's been unhappy about scott pruitt's long lasting tenure despite all the ethics and investigations for quite sometime. you know, he had been said, according to people in the white house, to understand that he was on the way out, but that he wasn't going to leave until he had gotten scott pruitt out of there. he thought it was an embarrassment obviously to the administration, a distraction from the things they wanted to accomplish. it's hard to envision another administration where you had a similar official beset not by one, two, three, five, ten, 13 ethics investigations now, his supporters will probably say some of those are tr

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you have nothing to do with you up that doesn't happen because nicole and nicole pushing in just how to great meeting he would european union and they're already science and nice contracts they're going to do some business transaction banks and so on so forth so he's with russia so we have to take keep the civil it's very important to have to understand that so now i want to russia has more respect towards armenia than prior to the call pushing it absolutely because right after nicole pushing him got it like that by people i'm going to say people in may eight right after one week put in said we need to meet in sochi and they did and everything went well and like i said russia is a good ally for us definitely we are surrounded by turkey and i was a budge on and i don't think we have the greatest relationship with turkey i have no problem with people but erdogan is a dictator you know last year he put up one hundred fifty journalists and everybody else i don't think people love their dogs. that's paul. minn just which is said to have originated in the province of japan is a practical f

>> director nicole bohn: yes, to clarify a c.b.o. is a community-based organization. >> community-based organization, i apologize. i will read them and this is not an exhaustive list but it's broken down by categories so my first grouping of categories is a group of education support programs and i'm going to read the agency first and then the program name next. so the agency, chinatown ymca and the program they provide to children with disabilities is called chinatown y learning center. and the agency, hunter's point family and the program name is literacy support. and agency, mission neighborhood centers. and the agency program name ged, general education diploma prep program. and the agency, richmond district neighborhood center, and the program name, richmond district neighborhood center academic response to intervention. from middle school and for high school. and agency name, springboard collaborative. program name is springboard after-school and summer. the next slide highlights a program called the chinatown -- at the chinato

>> that's right, nicolle. basically what we found in the course of our reporting last week was not just that north korea was not decreasing its production or its enrichment of uranium, but one place it was increasing it. u.s. was confident north korea was already working to deceive the united states. you know, that is particularly interesting given the news we're getting this week that secretary of state mike pompeo is going back to north korea later this week. one of the next steps in this diplomatic process, of course, would be for north korea to hand the u.s. a document or a declaration that would include locations or information about their nuclear program. and now if the u.s. knows or is confident that north korea is already working to see receive them, what will that declaration look like? it's possible, you know, that they won't include everything that the u.s. knows that they already have, so the fact that the deception part, that in and of itself this week is really, really striking to me, nicolle. >>

we have nicole petallides standing by. we have susan li talking about the potential trade war in china. she spent 10 years in asia. danielle dimartino former fed official joins us. we want to go to jennifer schoenberg for the fed minutes. >> fed views the economy very strong so several participants see more room in the job market to bring in more idle workers that the unemployment rates put on the minutes from the showed from last month. they expect inflation to run a bit above 2%. hope that it is sustainably grow it to the 2% goal. on trade, most participants are very worried about risks and uncertainty trade policy. it could hurt business spending an investment. in fact business contacts in some districts noted that they are postponing or scaling back business investment already on account of tariffs. many saw political developments in europe, i.e., italy's election, volume at this time in marriage marriages as risks to economic growth. the fed is closely watching movements in the yield curve. self caution it is just one

look at those flames. >> nicole jacobs is live with the late m on this.oning. >> crews are here on the sc e, working on a few hot spots. you see as the crews are millin, ab they say thisch por was fully engulfed when they arrived. i want to get tohe video that d.c. fire tweeted out. you can see h fierce the flames are. found thaback porch of the home of 11th street fully engulfed. e where read to a h three children were sleeping. i spoke with the father of that home who said his main priority was to get his family out safely. let's listen. >> andthen, ran into the hallway and saw the fire from the back door. ke everybody up and got everybody out of the house. turn around back into the house to get clothes for everybody because everybody didn't exactly have clothes on. >> taking a live look again. the heat from the flames was so hot it jumped the alleyway here and damaged the roof here on colombia road. we have eight people who have been affected by the fire. the american red cross is assisting those affected. andhat family of five are receiving help from

. >> we go to nicole jacobs. what'sng goi on? >> reporter: well, you can see, they have put up caution tape now. they say this home is justsi ly not safe to go in. and that's why firefighters are waiting for it to get a little safer to go in and start investigating what started this fire. you can e the back porch, completely scorched. that's where they saw thele most amount of flames here. this video was tweeted f out by d.e this morning. they say the flames from that back porch spread to the second floor and aheic of the original home and spread to the neighboring home. a family of five was living in that home. we spoke with the weather of that home who worked to get his family out safely. >> for the most part, if everybuty got alive, that's okay. >> reporter: thatather says he heard screams from outside. letting him know there was a fire. there were smoke detecti irectors going off. as you look at thech por and thl yway, we're told that jumped the alleyway and damaged the roof on columbia road. we have eight peopleted by the fi

i'm nicolle wallace.monday for deadline: white house at 4:00 p.m. >>> resisting trump. let's play "hardball." >>> two huge stories tonight. first deputy attorney general rod rosenstein said trump used him. then he gave trump cover, the l alibi to fire fbi director james comey. second, the resistance emerges to trump as he grabs the chance to change the supreme court for generations and by doing so, drive his own reelection. good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. as the only person with ultimate authority over the

but there's another important thing to remember, nicolle. in the course of their investigation of russia interference, the mueller team came across a guy, mr. manafort, who broke lots of laws and lots of different places. so really they have a binary choice. they can walk away from it, which makes no sense, or they can charge it, which they did. so even if there is ultimately no spillover effect, this is what prosecutors and agents do. they find a crime and they charge it. frankly, they convict on it. i also wanted to say one thing about collusion. collusion is a crime. collusion is a crime because it's the crime of conspiracy. it's a synonym. if this comes down to synonyms, that just strikes me as astonishing. the words bank heist don't appear in the criminal code either, but bank robbery does. the house of cards seems to be getting wobblier and wobblier, and i don't know if wobblier is a word. >> we'll look that up for you. bring us back to mr. gates. you mentioned at the top of the show that they were going to blame mr. gates. he's a coop

nicole. >> looking at judds number of 91 cents. that beats the estimate of earnings per share of 85 cents. revenue number a slight miss coming in at 38.99 to be exact. that is 2%, 2.1% down year-over-year on that revenue number. we are seeing the stock down 1 1/2%. and then when we break down the numbers, the net gain of 3.8 million, north american wireless subscribers, in fact the company saying that they reported solid wireless results. they also talked about subscriber gains as i just told you, 3.8 million, total wireless net ads. looking at directv now, that will be key. they see that reaching 1.8 million. updating 2018 guidance, raising adjusted earnings per share to the high-end of the 3.50 range. that would be good news. the we'll continue to comb through this outlook is key. maybe that revenue miss is weighing the better than expected outlook. adam: nicole, thank you. >> now when a bad person, maybe a federal employee in this case, but somebody bad mistreats or neglects or abuses our great veterans in their time of need we

cheryl: nicole, wait and see. the other big story on earnings whether facebook or amazon has to be the trade story. we're looking live pictures from granite city, illinois. are traders on the floor giving reaction to the possibility that the eu and the united states can work out a deal when it comes to tariffs and maybe nafta is the next horizon? >> right on point, cheryl. exactly what they were talking about. they were so happy yesterday, elation i saw and gathered, percent hint of it. we got real news late in the day. markets piped higher, even so. now they are starting to talk about what's next. nafta. china. wall street is loving idea of this. so much better than trade war. that is hurting companies overall. some earnings reporting earnings reports. they had certain guidance they didn't know what tariffs would do going forward. you heard coca-cola already raising prices because of tariffs. basically materials cost. call a spade a spade. they're bringing in the tariffs costs. that's what they're saying. adam: n

we want to go back to nicole petallides with the number. nicole. >> hey, guys. seeing beat on top and bottom line earnings per share and revenue. stock initially moved to the downside because there was a volume miss. you know what? as they started to evaluate the numbers the stock is up more than half a percent now, third quarter payment volume rose 31%. you know what it means for large banks and also for jpmorgan and citigroup, they're seeing credit card business on the rise. people are in fact spending. they reaffirmed 2018 and also returned 2.2 billion of capital to the holders and repurchases, with repurchases and dividends. we are seeing this. look how it is gaining right now, up 3/4 of 1%. i wanted to bring to your attention also, we talked so much about the con eggs is which really turned this market around. one of the traders on his way out the door started to talk about, he comes into the booth and says something like, wow, look at that. the eu, entire continent bends down, takes a knee. they love it. they're eating it up, that we're finally getting not

>> yeah, absolutely, nicolle. one of the things that you just alluded to, that these payments came even as rick gates was emerging as a key figure in mueller's investigation and investigation of congressional committees looking into connections between trump and russia, it is notable. because in past administrations, as you know, when there was someone who was ahanger-on, or even an insider, the white house and administration and people around the white house went to great lengths to keep that person away from the inner circle. and here you have rick gates, not only continuing to have access, but selling his access to other people who presumably would have their own access here, which raises a second question here about why elliott broidy and tom baric would be paying. so some of the trump insiders thought they were maybe trying to buck up rick gates to give him some sense that he would have tfinancial stability to pa for mounting legal bills, if we were to be indicted, which he ultimately was, so he might not fee

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ashley: yes we indeed have nicole thank you very much. dog days of summer approach, i think we're already in them. our next guest says you should relax and take advantage of season and buy beaten up asset classes portfolio wealth advisors please and cio lemons on joins us so which of the asset classes has been beaten up the most, lee? >> well what i really like is i love emerging markets that have done really pretty well at the beginning of the year, they're down almost 15% from the january highs. i think you can buy them right now. a lot of what's happened with that asset class is that the dollar has strengthened all. we have a lot of problems in china. if there is not a trade war. some analyst talking about big debt. emerging market index, china is small part of it. second is what we call the ifa index, that is the trader link bow, all the rich countries not including the u.s. japan, australia, canada. that is down 10% on a lot of trade concerns. we have this ideaglobal growth can't be synced anymore if we have tariffs. we've been talki

nicole jacobs is gathering information about what happened. we're going to get with her for a live report. >>> controversy in arizona all over a incident inside a pharma pharmacy. c >> refused to fill prescriptions for a transgender women. they will mandate that another pharmacist step in to assist. hildy call that's not what ened. she had to get a newcr prtion from her doctor and get it filled at a walgreen's. cvs has fired the pharmacist involved. >> we shouldn't be denied health care because of who we are. >> a woman does denied medication following a miscarriage. >>> home depot is offering man his job back after he was fired. this comes to us out of albany, new york. it upset people online. the employee said he was being bverbally attacke a customer and asked the customer to leave the store. that's when things got out of control. >> he said, if trump wasn't president, you wouldn't have a job. he said, y how would you know., i have lived all over the country and i had no one talk to me the way that this guy talked to me. >> according to our

rs> how cool nicole kidman stays when she dis a tarantula byer h god. >> step back. come on.in the ground completely freaking out. kidman writing, the spider released unharmed. some of her f famouends not having it. octavia writing, iould have to move. >> she was pretty calm. >> i'll say. >> my brother had a pet tarantula. it's arizona, the '70s, what can i say. >> i feel like i see a tiny spider like that and i freak out totally. >> daily click? >> kevin kennedy, look athis picture. kevin kennedy ryan wrote a betiful photo writing three years ago i had a beautiful moment. on the floor by the brides fe that's where you'll find ryan's sister. she passed out the second ryan was told to ks hisbride. she's fine. you know they stand too long. literally right when they said, you may kiss the ide. ey made sure she was comfortably seated. she laughed about it, everybody laughed about it. >> they are kissing like -- >> it happened so quickly. guys, i'm leaving. i'm leaving you, i've got places to go. weye got b and important people here. one of them is miss mila kunis is here. >> the

because of its war that armenia had with azerbaijan over nicole no care about. which is the territory students and i see recognize as belonging to azerbaijan that conflict could always potentially reignites an army as a difficult relationship with turkey as well borders a closed on both sides with army with azerbaijan and but there have been incidents not just this one but in the past that have already made it difficult and it's to tensions between armenians and russians a few years ago to the one thousand nine were russian soldiers in a gunfight some children were killed in a landmine military base in this area and in twenty fifteen seven members of an armenian family was shot dead by russian conscripts so difficult relationship between unions and the military presence here a nickel question who has just come to power of the back of the velvet revolution. promising pick changes for all media has a very delicate balancing act to play he needs russia they need support and yet at the same time he wants to make changes here and they. this is sara lee that compatibl

. >> hi, nicolle. happy friday. >> happy friday. >> if it's friday, what's the president's breaking point? tonight, under pressure. president trump backs down on his steadfast support of scott pruitt. so what's the key to get the president to cave on anything else? >>> plus shine on. how former fox news exec bill shine is changing the white house. >>> and reunification delay. why many families separated at the border may be spending even more time apart. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." we begin tonight with a simple

nicole jacs is following lottery fever for us. she's going to break down your chances of winning a little newscast.our >>> a virginia high school bans ht song.h school f >> details and reaction to that. >>> plus, continuing coverage of the wild weather in the midwest. a double-tornado caught on camera. chuck? >>> good morning, everybody. ten minutes after 6:00 on your friday. if you are beach-bound for the weekend, hit the road asap. heday will be a great day at the beaches. y rain is likely tomorrow. and no sun on sunday, either. sheena has our five-day forecast coming up. >>> i have my boxing gloves on. i love kick boxing in germantown. we're going to talk about that coming up next on "news 4 today." wow. look at jim go. man, that guy works hard. courtside seats? multitasking isn't for the faint of heart . i'm in! it takes experience, skill,e hey babe. do you h credit card? i can't find it. nope. i haven't seen it. k i'p looking. and a bank that helps you take care of business from anywhere. you know, we could use more gu like j

we'l start with nicole jacobs. she's live at the scene for us. nicole?brand-new information from prince georges county police this morning. the three people involved in that crash have in nonlife-threat injuries, which is good news. i can tell you 210 northbound, now back open after that vehicle has been removed and the roadway cleaned up. i do want to get you video of what it looked like here just a short time ago. we had very limited information. but what we're told yigt now, police say they received a cal around 1:45 this morning. they arrived here at indian head highway, where an suv had lost control. they said two children insid thatej suv werted from the vehicle. we know those two children, as well as theer driver, w taken to the hospital. we're still working to find out their ages. but we do know, based on if information that was just now released, they have

nicole andre shot this video and said that shot this video nicole andre lakeport.le andre shot this video and said that ash fell on her home all day saturday. evacuations are underway in lakeport are underway in lakeport and nearby areas. the mendocino county sheriff ordered county sheriff ordered mandatory evacuations in the hopland area.. all the way to the lake county line. the fire has line. the fire has destroyed at least one home and an additional structure. and the ranch fire, which is burning near ukiah has grown to 35-hundred acres... and is now 2-percent contained. residents there are being told to be ready to evacuate if that fire intensifies. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. very warm inland continue through bay area. a cool sea breeze and steady marine the coast and bayside locations near average. expect 60s along 80s-90s inland. high pressure will keep things dry as warm continue inland. milder weather will continue near the coast thro

thank you, nicolle. >>> if it's friday, lordy, there's a tape. tonight recording revelation. we'll dig into the legal and political fallout of the trump/cohen tape. >>> plus, in defense of democracy. how far can the intel community go in speaking out against the president. >>> and cyber war warning. just how vulnerable are the midterm elections to foreign meddling? this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily."

now morgan and nicole are two moms on a critical mission. >> she had this fierce personality but was put it into a tiny little 19-month-old blonde hair, blue eyed girl that can create chaos and bring it. that was emmy. bode, i mean, she was his person. >> hi dada. hi dada. hi dada. >> he was spoiled. he was cherished. he was our final baby. he would ask me every night, i would give him a hug and say, mom, that wasn't all the hugs. i want all the hugs and all the kisses. it is hard to think that it is not temporary, that we will not see him again. >> morgan miller and nicole hughes are two mothers who understand each other's unrelenting pain. >> i'm so grateful that we've met. unfortunately it's under the worst of circumstances. speaking to a mother who has lost a child, you don't need to explain it. >> particularly with us, with our situations being so similar. >> nicole, can you share as much or as little as you want to about what happened to levi. >> every single year we go to the same beach in fort morgan, alabama. we look forward to it all year. six families, 17 kids. on june 10t

that does it, i'm nicolle wallace.ere for chuck. >>> if it's monday, it's like a ross between a hurricane and a ship that's run aground. good evening, i'm katy tur in new york in for chuck todd. welcome to "mtp daily." are you all ready for this? the president's lawyer himself is denying the president himself hacked into the dnc and the clinton campaign, which is strange because no one has accused the president of hacking into the dnc or the clinton campaign. the president's lawyer is now denying that the president himself me

that does it for our hour, i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now with the fabulous katy tur in for chuck todd. >> what a day. thank you. and if it is thursday, the president is inviting vladimir putin to washington. tonight, the intel quotient. dan coats sounds off on the president's conflicting statements on the intelligence community. >> well, my thoughts were that i needed to correct the record for that. >>> plus indecent proposal. what the white house is saying now about letting russia interrogate americans. >> unbelievable that they wouldn't confirm that they're not entertaining that for a second. >> we'll talk to one of the

nicole which is going to remind our viewers now what our top story is u.s. president donald trump has been meeting behind closed doors with russia's vladimir putin in the finnish capital helsinki the first ever official summit between the pair now the one on one talks with only trump and putin lasted for over two hours as we said longer than what was scheduled trump is a lunch with the russian delegation trump describing those talks with putin as a good start trump said he was hopeful of forging a better time for putting the two leaders due to give a joint press conference shortly and we will of course be covering that press conference live as soon as the two leaders appear and a cold what do you make so far of the symbolism that we see of these two leaders and sitting together what kind of message do you think they're trying to send well one of the things trump really wanted to do is to meet putin at some point people. one. or what his fascination with putin is sent putin has this interest in meeting you know leda all you know of the united states because i

good morning, nicole. >> reporter: if you're familiar with this area, you know it's right in the center of a busy shopping area, as you mentioned. at this hour, this is what we're seeing here. police cruisers and unanswered tapes. the call came in around 1:30 th morning and it's not clear where it happnged. we're tro determine many metro riders can make the determination. here, another live look you can see police and investigators, stillon the scene what we're told sexual the stabbing death of a man that happened aroun 1:30 this mo ing. and unclear if metro riders will be affected by this. >> lot to keep piecing this together. we're looking at how dangerous a 60-year-old woman crashed through the floor to the second floor. the woman was pinned under the tree and died. >>> frederickma land, have readying for possible flooding. back in may, much of baker bark waslooded. the damage the are in place in case of more flooding. >> we beemploys to check storm inlets when there's a history of flooding issue make sure etat the infrastructures we have, is up to function the best that it can. >> t

thank you, nicole. >> director nicole bohn: thank you, council members and hello, everybody, and thank you for being here today and thank you to those following along on the bridgeline and on sfgov-tv. i have a little bit more of an informal appoint today but a number of announc announcementsl have a written-follow up to the website next week but there's a few things that i want to make sure that the council and the members of the public know about. the first item has already been covered through the co-chair report and that's around this opportunity to provide feedback on the city's next voting system. i won't reiterate the details since they were just announced but i would like to reiterate that it is extremely important that we receive direct feedback from people who will be using our voting system and especially those who anticipate needing or wanting to vote in an electronic way. we really need feedback from folks with disabilities that can then be provided back to the vendor so that we can make enhancements and improvements if needed in time for the next election which will be co

liz: nicole thank you very much nicole petallides. exactly 30 minutes to go before closing bell rings. take a look at the dow 30. it's united technologies soaring to the very top, good earnings news and a positive regulatory approval outlook for its rockwell collins acquisition boosting shares right now up 4.75% and they also own pratt & whitney aircraft engines and oat us elevators. hog shares revved up this is an interesting one the motorcycle leader saying tariffs will have less than a hit than expected on profits they beat the top and bottom line not bad and take a look at this, you're looking at a live picture of, okay look right in the middle where the clouds are, that's jeff flock. he just jumped out of an airplane, and he's doing only what he can do kicking off america's biggest airshow with total flare. the annual experimental air association in osh kosh, wisconsin, we'll show you how this one ends yes that's jeff flock right there, the one on the left. stay tuned. we'll have him on the other end. fingers crossed. ♪ hawaii is

melissa: nicole, thank you. david: phil, oil ending higher today despite a government report showing biggest weekly production on record. what is up with that, phil? >> tell you, 11 million barrels of excitement in the oil market today. it is all about demand, dave. doesn't matter how much oil you produce if demand exceed expectations. that did happen today. a big jump up in u.s. gasoline demand. distillate demand came in stronger than expected because the u.s. economy is doing great. later today we also had this emergency phone call between opec and russia about production. it was a conference call joint minister committee said they're committed to production cuts. they will be 100% compliant. they're 121% compliant right now. what is interesting iran was in the on the call. so they're trying to cool it. gold prices pretty flat. jerome powell a little bit of up tick but off year lows. david: how would you like to play poker with those guys? i wouldn't trust any of them. melissa. melissa: let's bring in today's

speaking to variety magazine, nicole maines said she wanted fans to take away an understanding of transan be anybody we can be superheroes, because in many ways we are." pakistan goes to the polls on wednesday to elect members of parliament. women there were given the right to vote soon after the state was created, but in various parts of the country, men don't let them enter a polling station. for the first time, there's been a concerted campaign to get women registered and part of the political process. the bbc‘s shumaila jaffery follows women trying to change age—old attitudes. hameeda shahid is making history. she is standing for parliament in upper dir, a tribal area of pakistan. it was once a taliban stronghold, where women had few rights and were not even allowed to vote. translation: untilyou reach out to women, and educate them about the importance of voting, they will never understand its power. now, women indeed understand the value of the ballot box. it also made me think that, if women can vote, why can't they run for election? hameeda shahid had a little help. last year, p

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"deadline white house" with my friend nicolle wallace starts right now. nicolle? /s >> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. a tweet is just a tweet except when it isn't. that's donald trump's new reality today. brand-new reporting in "the new york times" reveals that special counsel robert mueller is examining donald trump's tweets and public attacks on witnesses in the obstruction of justice investigation. special counsel is stitching together details of the president's private conversations with witnesses such as ousted fbi director james comey and embattled attorney general jeff sessions to see if the private harassment of both men combined with the public abuse of them paint a clearer picture of obstruction. the times also reports that the special counsel's office is examining the president's tweets under a wide ranging obstruction of justice law that was beefed up, their word, after the enron scandal. from that times reporting, kwoelt, the investigators did not explicitly say they were examining possible witness tampering, but the nature of the questions they

. >> nicole jacobs is heading to washington. what does it mean driving to d.c.? she is going to join us for an upda in a few minutes. ♪ > a warm welcome for some o our country's newest residents. several syrian refugees have come in. >>> the organizers say they hope to keep up the tradition for the months to come. >> donald trump and melania trump watched the capital fourth fireworks show. now that the holiday is over, it's back to work for the president. >> what doe know about who is on the short li? >> amy coney barrett, brett ka nau kavanaugh, and mike lee and thomas cahehardman is teven names that the two of themre listening to. two are-r the froners, kavanaugh and barrett. he is aurrent appeals court judge. barrett, the president likes very much. a female justice to be put on the court. >> she drew somehe attention she was being concerned. under questioning from the senate, several asked about her catholic fate and how that would inform her cisions. she' favorite of conservatives, guys. >> chris, thank you. >>. >>> rescuers are working as quickly as possible

hi, chuck. >> hi, nicolle.y. >> happy friday. >> if it's friday, what's the president's breaking point? tonight, under pressure. president trump backs down on his steadfast support of scott pruitt. so what's the key to get the president to cave on anything else? >>> plus shine on. how former fox news exec bill shine is changing the white house. >>> and reunification delay. why many families separated at the border may be spending even more time apart. this is "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >>> good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington.

. >> nicole jacobs a justived on the scene now. she joins us live with what she's worng on what are you learning? >> i can tell you right now, eight people have been affected by this fire. tu see back porch area here.re this is w firefighters say the flails were engolfengulfed. it spread to a roofumndped the alleyway here. g we'rng to show you video of flames that firefighters took as soon ashey arrive here, video you don't want to mis, coming up. >> nicole, thank you. >>> tonight, one of these fler peill be named to be a nominee for the next u.s. supreme court justice. president trump is set to make primetimeion in a order to the nation. >> news 4's susan mcginness is joining us from capitol hill. is there front-runner? >> there is a front-runner. one is judge hardiman. the most likely to get the nad, is judge brett kavanaugh of washington. he has won thert supf moderate republicans on the senate. and these are votes that are needed by republicans to push this nominee through. executive ten about power. writing arguments that a pr

let's get right to nicole jacobs who is standing by with details. nicole? reporr:hiteetemoromnghe had in the face ofear and violence. she was able to give police a es pretty goodiption of her attacker. cw police are hoping it rings a bell and someonees forward. >> reporter: the area here is tucked away. >> we're kind of a close neighborhood remember in prince william county there is now fear. >> people are in shock, everyone scared, heartbroken. >> reporr: heartbroken over a crime here, a woman raped at 6:00 in the morning wednesday. >> walking into my building, i feel unsafe. i feel terrified. >> reporter: accncding to p william county police, the attack began in the stawell of one of the buildings when the victim encountered a man with a handgun. >> attempted to rape her in the stairwell. he force her too behind the heilding where he successfully raped >> reporter: he told the woman to wait in the woods while he made his getaye way. the woman remembered distinguishing characteristics about his appearance. >> an arm sleeve tattoo with writing on it as well

nicole jobs is athe scene with the latest.rning, nicole. >> we've seen this scene transition over the last couple of hours. we first arrived here. th police tape around this area and the police uicrsers that has been changed and it is cleared. i will tell you thiss right in the center of a shopping are tin this part city. earlier today, we saw the police cruisers investigating this area here. want to get you to video of that. what we're told is around1:30 this morning, police received a call of a man atstabbed. person has died of his injuries. they're still investigating, but a knowtive is unknown. you can see everything at the station here, as this investigation is ongoing. >> thank you. >>> president trump may yank security clearances for any officials who kritized him. >> peter alexander. what's going on here? >> the president considering whether he was ostripped. al the officials served are republicans and democrats. all of them serving specifically for president obama. it would be unprecedented. known that theseff oials m