. >>> then, nicole kidman's got a secret hubby keith urban might not like. >> what?> i have not told him. i will be telling him. >>> and, new mama eva longoria tells all about baby santiago. >> he looks exactly like you. >> yeah. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hollywood's next star wedding is ready to go, only we have priyanka chopra and nick jonas and only we have the bride to be dishing about her big day and her future husband. >> everybody was so surprised when they started dating and finally we're hearing how it all happened. ♪ there's levels to your love and i keep on climbing up ♪ >> this is such a wonderful new stop in my life and i am still getting used to it because obviously it's been a whirl wind. i haven't seen myself happier and just being in the whole situation of finding someone who can be a partner to you in so many ways than one is amazing. >> have you said yes to the dress yet? >> i have. ♪ champagne and flowers >> they were together about eight weeks before nick put a ring on it. but just how did the jobro score that very first date? >> i

nicole dropped the news on "ellen" toy. little lies." >> oh, really?'ve never told anyone. there i am now being a big mouth. >> in this season or last season. >> coming up. >> ask me about my cats. >> nicole has been sharing everything lately. be love it. >>> sticking to tv, tonight is a brand new episode of "the conners," but there's another reason fans are hyped. nischelle turner joining us from new york with that. >> ferris bueller's coming to lanford. bueller anyone? bueller. matthew broderick is joining the show as a love interest to laurie metcalfe's jackie. so what does his real life wife, sarah jessica parker think? i had to know. >> your husband is debuting on "the conners." >> yes he is. >> i love it. he's playing laurie's love interest. >> is he? >> i think so. wait. how do you know not know? >> he didn't tell me that part. he told me he got to work with laurie metcalfe. he loves laurie metcalfe. we all love laurie metcalfe. >> laurie's character jackie is a lanford high cheerleader. matthew shows his split personality. and dan -- >> napolea

nicole was afraid to hang up.king. absolutely shocking to have him addressing me by my name, knowing i had a daughter."> despite his threats she called 911 on her landline, but continued to ask questions.she tells me he got frustrated and hung up on her saying her daughter would be killed.she says that wasn't even the hardest part.she says it was the longest 15 minutes of her life. nicole tells me she's disgusted at the lengths the caller went to but is relieved it wasn't real. (grant) nicole did file a police report to document the call in case there is a trend. she is a licensed attorney and former military judge. she doesn't consider herself an easy target, but says the fact that they used her kids and knew who she was made it difficult not to take it seriously. (ken)(catherine)

finally is nicole bulgarino. nicole executive vice president and general manager for federal solutions at ameresco, a leading energy solutions company. she is responsible for the overall management of their dedicated business unit serving federal government customers including u.s. military installations. with that lets kickoff the discussion. senator, let's turn first to you. you wrote a very interesting piece just this week actually in the national interest in which you noted a variety of different risks. you did a great job of painting the landscape of risks and threats but also opportunities facing america's electric grid. you quote, said america's most jump over regulatory hurdles so they can strengthen its electric grid for tomorrow's threats and challenges. can you let to us just that landscape of what you see some of the major issues facing the great today and what sort of jumping over migratory hurdles you would propose for the united states moving for to deploy these solutions? >> got it. thanks david r

thank you, nicole. >> thank you, very much. i am very glad to be here today to talk about why this legislation is so important to the disability community. so in response to feedback from the disability community, locally in the san francisco area, we have four stakeholder meetings that were very well attended throughout the month of august and october 2 really here about why the use of plastic straws, in particular, was really important to the disability community. so first, as we know, a.d.a. compliance is important when it comes to public accommodations and we have a responsibility to continue to provide guidance that upholds compliance. we heard from the community that access to a plastic straw in particular should be allowed and businesses should be able to provide a plastic straw upon request. we also heard from the disability stakeholder groups that it is important not to have to disclose a person's disability in advance of asking for a straw and probably the most interesting and critical thing that we learned from stake

they see you as nicole, their daughter." you think it should be necessary for people to speak to their kids about race if they adopted them? >> it's completely natural in a way. for parent, of course, it doesn't affect their love for their child. like, my parents didn't think of me as their korean child or their adopted child. i was just their child. i think what none of us really knew how to talk about so much-- especially when i was young-- was that fact that of course even if it didn't matter to them, it was going to matter a great deal to me in my life. it would matter. other people would notice. they would comment. and i think none of us were prepared for all the questions we got moving about in the world, because we kind of stood out in my home town. so, often, when i got those questions, i wasn't really sure, like, what to say, because in my life at home, it wasn't really acknowledged or spoken about. your book takes us through such a painful, exciting, loving, wonderful journey, where you begin to explore who you are

nicole jacobs is on the scene with the latest. nicole, what are you seeing?> the actual valve break is about a block down the road. we have pic cres we show you in just a second but the southbound lanes here are mpletely shutdow here on route 355 and if you take a look here to the left here, you can see how cars are having to make the u-turn. an offic now aiding them in doing that. at first it's a little jarring, i believe,hen vehicles come up and immediately see road e. clos they're going at the normal 40 miles per hour speed limit here. so definitely a major traffic headache that we're told will take place here and is taking place. the pio saying that it take some time to get this underway. i can tell you,om fromne who is here coordinating the bus routes this morning that anyone catching a bus between preserve and middlebrook rd will have to catch it at middlebrook. the water is really shooting up into the sky and that's mething that they have been contending with here this morning. we'll continue to keep you updated on the progress here but according to th

. >> nicolle, that's absolutely correct. i mean i think as we've been talking about for the past several days, every single device that did not explode. every single package that was additionally sent gave them another crack at it, if you will, another chance to see if there was something here that could tie a person to these packages. that's exactly what happened. you just heard fbi director christopher wray say it was a fingerprint. and in florida when you're booked and in most states when you're booked, you have to submit fingerprints. i actually have, if we want to be able to see it right now, the fingerprints that belong to the person that's arrested today. 24 this is from a misdemeanor case, but they would have been in law enforcement r0rds. in addition to that, since he was convicted of charges, his dna would have been put into the florida department of law enforcement's dna database. and according to the criminal complaint, that was also helpful. that's also what the fbi director said. here you had actual physical ev

. >> nicole jacobs for us live there. thank you. we're also getting word of an overnight motorcycle crash. let's go to aimee who is live for us this morning. >> we're learning a man and a woman riding a motorcycle together were hit by a vehicle. they're now both ithe hospital with serious injuries. this happened a little before midnight. i nt to step out o the way and give you a look behind me at where it happened.e police heen here for hours investigating. the driver of the vehicle is okay and did stay here after the accident. this is on veirs mill eastbound aspen hill. there's bright lights the police have put up but before they got he it's very dar at this time of night and the you have to see. we have seen a surveillance camera on top of one of the traffic lights here. 's not clear whether it causedth crash. >> this first four traffic alert, multiple things happeng as y just saw, eastbound, right now diverted there atn as hill road where amy is this morning. we're not sure how long the crash investigation could hang around. here

i'm nicolle wallace.colle, i'm waving from the foot floor. >> i will photo bomb you. >> if it's tuesday, the president is in pittsburgh. good evening, i'm chuck todd at nbc news election headquarters right here in new york city. welcome to "mpt daily." at this hour we are monitoring the president's movements in pittsburgh, where he, along with the first lady and others, just arrived at this week's deadly shooting at the tree of life synagogue. as you might expect, there are protesters as some local officials, including the mayor, wanted the president to at least delay his visit. but,

host of msnbc's "deadline: white house," anchor nicolle wallace. comedian, louie anderson.turing the 8g band with thaddeus dixon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies a gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. at a campaign rally last night, president trump bragged about his response to the multiple explosive devices sent to prominent democrats saying, quote, "by the way, do you see how nice i'm behaving tonight?" [ laughter ] you know, like a normal person would say. [ laughter ] if you're ever on a date with a guy and he says, "see how nice i'm behaving?" pepper spray him until the canister runs out. [ laughter and applause ] according to "the new york times," president trump has two official iphones. one that is used for calls and one that is used for twitter and other apps. he also has an android that he uses mainly as his vice president. [ laughter and applause ] according to "the new york times," president trump sti

you know, nicolle, it won't. our team is prepared to die on the hill for this man and take with it every value we have in relationship with women. >> i never thought i'd compare brett kavanaugh to sarah palin but the "saturday night live" skit, when "saturday night live" went after sarah palin using her own words in the katie couric interview, it sort of was like "sliding doors." it transformed into a political crisis to a cultural moment. i wonder if you think the depiction of brett kavanaugh as this shouting, angry, beer drinking guy, his image was so transformed in that moment that the caricature of him became the reality of him. if that's a greater political liability today -- >> i think it is. >> -- than the allegations. >> why that's important, if he does make it to the bench, that then becomes the caricature of his tenure on the bench. you're the no going to get past news articles, you're not going to get past video images comparing that "saturday night live" sketch to, you know, the man in the moment. and

nicole jacobs is on the ground now to kick off our team coverage. nicole, what are you seeing?> well, what we're seeing from the ground right now is really slow moving traffic here on pennsylvania avenue. we wantou to give a look up iove with chopper there. you can sees really impacting everything here. we're told that a dump truck landed to overpass shortly before 3:30 this morning. a bucket truck now is holding the inspection team as ty take a look at that bridge to check the structure of it to make sure that it has not been compromised but of course all of this having residual effects with all the back up here and they're telling me here on the scene they hope this wraps up shortly. back to you. >> all right. thank you. showing you the delays here, a rree mile maybe more back up. big, big delays because of it. the two left lanes blocked because of the incident below. do you see any changes here? >> not really. the worst of it is going to be a avenue ennsylva because you cannot access to parkway inbound at that point. that's where the closure is. we have people continuing on

this is nicole. thank you very much for coming. i want to say a couple of things, maybe, john, if you could explain for now why it's not possible to electronically transmit your ballot. we heard about it needs to be in an envelope, but is there anything else you can say about that, because i know it's a point of concern, especially from individuals who would find that piece difficult. the printing piece. >> the printing or the transmission? >> no, the printing. so as far as i understand, if you could just explain why we can't electronically transmit ballots, that would be helpful. >> there are instances where ballots can be transmitted. so overseas voters can fax their ballots back. >> but we can't take the ballot from the voting system and directly send it somewhere, right? i'm just trying to clarify why there is this intermediate step? >> well, one the system is not set up for that. also, there is no -- the system, we don't -- the department is not issuing ballots to specific voters using the syste

nicole kidman nicole kidman california's public schools rank 44th in the nation. 44th.ding into our classrooms, supported our teachers, and we raised graduation rates by 60%. that's why president obama's education secretary endorses me. we've done it before. now, let's do it for every public-school student in california. i'm marshall tuck. i'm running for state superintendent. >>> now, to oscar winner nicole kidman and oscar nominee, lucas hedges. they star in the new movie, "boy erased." it's based on the story where a boy comes to terms with his gay sexuality. and a mother who accepts her son for who he is. >> those man did what they wanted to do with you and i fell into line, like i usually do. they say sometimes you got to hurt a child in order to help them. and that may be so with some things. but a mother knows when something isn't right. >> look at you two. welcome. welcome. lucas, hi. >> hi. >> hi, nicole. how are you? >> what was your reaction when you were watching that little clip? >> she is just killing it. always killing it. >> oh. >> she was killing it tha

eun, aaron, back to you. >> nicole jacobs live for us fort washington. nicole, thank you. >> 5:06. in the district you'll g ext time to cross some of the busiest streets. d.c. mayor muriel bowser said the city will resign signals. the change will start near thed navy y and at high volume areas at ward 7 and 8. the goal is to eliminate traffic deaths and injuries. >>> nearly 2 dozen people face charges in connection to a massive drug bust in anne arundel county. police say they've taken more than 160 pounds of fentanyl off the street after an eight-month investigation. fentanyl is a powerful opioid and it's been linked to over dose deaths. they've also gotten xyledene, a largenimal tranquilizer which can be deadly to humans. the drugs had a street value of t$800,000. >>ay we're hoping to learn more about the death of notorious mobster james whitey bolger. >> guards found him unresponsive yesterday morning. the 89-year-old was a servi life sentence. he was the head of a boston mob and an fbi informant. he inspired the jack nicholson character in "the departed." >>> it looks like kany

i'm nicolle wallace. monday for deadline white house at 4:00 p.m. >>> republicans call retreat. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews up in boston. fearing a massacre at the polls next month, donald trump's republicans are concentrating their forces, cutting off outposts they see as lost causes. the goal is to save their majority in the house, if only by a single seat. to do so, republican groups are cutting funding to roughly a dozen members of congress incumbents who are deep underwater, in effect, turning off their lights.

nicole petallides, brilliant nicole said it best. it was about earnings today. the hope earnings will follow suit with a united health. even walmart that didn't have great things to say was actually up. so it wasn't just the news, how things reacted to the news. let's hope the worst is over. connell: see in a minute or two, james how netflix does, to follow up on united health, goldman sachs, morgan stanleys of the world. economic data, interesting to see the job openings number. we've never seen it that high before. you have job openings outpacing number of people unemmode for six months in a row. good sign i assume what you say about our economy? next step what does the fed make of it? >> that is the question but these are healthy companies making a lot of money and adding capacity. we saw that in the latest manufacturing report from the fed and they want to hire. there has every never been a better time to look for a job. we see these amazing numbers on the job market coming out month after month. you look at economic growth. st. louis fed is calling 4 1/2% f

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lucas, hi. >> hi. >> hi, nicole. how are you? oh. >> she was killing it that day.le >> he's a good son. >> this is based on a true story, a book. you havect met thel characters. does that -- does it make it a ou'ree more daunting when telling a story knowing who it is based on? definitek i fell in love with jares ice in the book. when i got to meet him, we had a connection. i thought, i can be of service to him and tell his story. >> i saw the movie and what struck me, besides your excellencevery day,ust like lucas said. in all seriousness, they're amazing performances. this istr a cersial subject. but i thought it was handled with such care. 'tand there wer any easy villains. and i thought that was quite a feat, given the subject matter. >> well, you're telling the story of a very compassionate family. and the relationship between the mother and the son is so beautiful. and you really see that. >> and the father and son's relationship is, as well. >> and complicated. and so, i think it delves into the complication of it and it d

nicole says when the marriage had to grow up.ke she >> interesting. >>> another star learning to move on, john cena. he's single again with a new look that's got everybody talking. >> i got to talk about the hair. a lot of talk about your hair. >> yeah. everybody hates it. my hair was something i've been insecure about. now i'm able to face that insecurity so, yay, internet. >> so john's taking the criticism in stride, but his new do is actually for a role in the upcoming jackie chan action flick "project x-traction." he's been filming in china for the past five months, but took a break to do something close to his heart. >> get set. go! >> i was with the 41-year-old as he debuted his first ever kid's book, "elbow grease," to a crowd of 500 mostly school children at the library of congress in d.c. >> crack a lack a boom. shack a lack a. >> the theme of never giving up is even in the truck's name. it's elbow grease. >> john cena! >> and one inquisitive boy couldn't contain his curiosity over john's current relationship status. bac

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> nicole, where are you? got happy hour, it's vegas. >> it's 1:00, it's beer time. >> watch out, watch out! it's a 24-hour town and early voting starts tomorrow so why not. thank you, nicolle. >> have a good show. >> you got it. if it's thursday, it's vegas. >>> good day. i'm chuck todd here in las vegas, nevada. i'm coming to you live f

thank you, nicole. >> jim? we have a request for public comment, but i think this has to wait until -- this is on the director's report. i think this has to wait until the last public comment? >> co-chair blacksten: yes, i think so. we'll get there. you know, we have two times during the meeting for the comments, but we'll be glad to hear it at that time. >> co-chair blacksten: ok, let's move on to item number 6. ok, we've been -- let's see, we need an accommodation for one of our -- >> he's going to make his public comment now. >> co-chair blacksten: we can go ahead? ok. i see, ok, that's what it is. all right. number 6 is -- >> no, jim, we're going to let him speak. >> co-chair blacksten: ok, we're going to let him speak? i didn't get that. ok. >> thank you, sorry. i'm in a lot of pain and it was really hard to make it over today. i just wanted to comment on one thing. nicole gave an amazing presentation and i wanted to talk about the disability cultural center. that is a really exciting thing that is happeni

nicole, thank you fo hi. i love san francisco. i just want to say that. >>> come on down whatever you want. i will offer you a tour. i really love empire. one of the things that i noticed about your character is that now as opposed to being on three or four times a season, you are on almost every other episode. >> yeah. it has been great. i was fan of the show and then i was a guest star and now i have joined the family and it is a dream come true to be able to step into this crazy world of empire with all of the emotional roller coaster rides and crazy scenarios, just so much in the season that there is not enough to explain. people keep asking me, who is in the casket? who will be the blast from the past? what do they mean? what is happening? are you hooking up with this person? i would say yes to all of it. it is all happening. >> it is all happening. >> you have to tune in. >>> it is great that your character gets to step up and step away from the forest whitaker character. definitely you are on your own. you are stepping up a

nicol: do you think that will ever be reached in the united states? david: i do. maybe that makes me a pollyanna, but we have been trying to do this for a decade, we have in making a fairly concerted effort. there are two challenges getting there. one is that the nature of broadband is constantly changing. as we look to deploy broadband across the country, we need to make sure everyone has the current state-of-the-art, what you need to be a player in a broadband ecosystem. and that's a challenge because it requires investment, and we haven't always is a country looked at making sure we put in systems that will be conducive to the next generation of broadband, so we are addressing the challenge right now. we also have to acknowledge the good work being done by you don't always think of as traditional broadband players. i'm talking about the satellite industry. the economics of providing broadband and rural america are and challenge for fiber other traditional, why are-fixed systems. the satellite industry has released -- has really stepped up, and the satellites pr

good morning, nicole. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, hena. i want you to look at some of this damage. we've got this tree down, power pole down, over here we have pieces of tin stuck on wires. because of all of this damage a curfew has been imposed until later this morning. michael barreled through the florida panhandle yesterday as one of the most powerful storms to hit the u.s. in decades. >> it snapped trees like they were tooth picks. >> reporter: 155-mile-per-hour winds toppled trees. some sliced through homes. >> i heard all the trees snapping and everything, sounded like a tornado. >> reporter: the storm ripped apart this panama city school and turned other buildings into rubble. residents walked through streets covered in downed power lines. more than 375,000 people evacuated ahead of this storm which came ashore as a category four hurricane when it made landfall here yesterday afternoon. >> you live on the coast, this is what you get. so it's just a matter of picking up the pieces and putting it back together. getting our lives back

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now.uck. >> happy thursday. >> happy thursday. >> persevering. all right, if it's thursday, the fbi report is out. but how many senators are in? >>> good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." we begin tonight wit

>> well, the best way to get to that point, nicolle, is for our oversight system to work. that is to say two intelligence committees. they can call the community down, director coats, any other member of the intelligence community. gina haspel, and ask those questions. is what you are -- what are you telling the president. they can hear it in closed session, open session, and then draw the appropriate conclusion. i think this is a case where there's a lot going on in this case, as you pointed out and as other guests have said. lord knows, for example, it occurred to me today when i heard about this turkish/saudi working group, what can that be about, really. i'm guessing that that's erdogan putting on the table his price for not putting these videos and audio recordings out. so there's a lot going on here. also on the intelligence side -- >> do you think donald trump understands what you just described? >> i doubt it. i think that's a layer of complexity to which he does not descend, i don't think. but i think -- imagine now i don't know what our intelligence community kno

i'm nicolle wallace. "mpt daily" starts now. hi, chuck. >> hi, nicolle. people love you out here in tampa! >> i love tampa! i'm jealous. >> she's an old floridian. you know, she's an old floridian, right, by transplant. >> that's right. >> anyway, florida says hi, nicolle. >> have a good show. >> you got it, thank you. >> well, if it's tuesday -- florida, florida, florida. well, good tuesday. i'm chuck todd. welcome to "mpt daily," and the third stop in our immediate the midterms road trip. we're coming to you live

i'm nicole bohn. i'm the director of the mayor's office on disability and i'm very pleased to be here this morning. daas is a critical partner with the mayor's office on disability and all the work that we do. so, i'm very happy to have an opportunity to talk about emergency preparedness in san francisco and some of the efforts that are underway and also towards the end of my talk today, i'm going to highlight a few other initiatives that you might want to keep an eye on as we move forward that are impacting folks with disabilities. so, several weeks ago, i gave this -- a similar presentation to this one to the mayor's disaster council and commissioner pappas suggested that i come here and present this material to you as a matter of interest. so, thank you for the invitation and i'm glad again to be talking about this very important work. so, i'm going to be talking about two things today. one is the disability act and functional needs work which is mayor's office on disability partners with the depar

let's get over to nicole. jaco what are you seeing nicole? >> it will be a major trafficpr lem here on route35 you can see the southbound lanes are completely shutdown. although the northbound lanes are open at this point but we're told that the actual valve break is about a block down the road. we want get you to some chopper video right now. giving you a clor look at the mess made there. i can tell you that you can see right now the wattill bubbling up at the height of all of ts we are told water was actually shooting several feet into the air. tellg me this morning this ll be a tedious process. right now some customers may be experiencing low water pressure but at someoint as they're repairing all of this thees p will have to be turned off completely and some customers will experience a brief sbrum s interruption in service. >> it's a broken valve. it's an 8 inch valve, which isn't huge, but the 8nch valve is on a line that's connected to a 24 inch water main. so there's a lot of water in that big pipe. so it just tak time toet all of that

[voting] >> you're recused. >> welcome. >> nicole elliott, director of office of cannabis. it has been almost a year since this legislation was -- became effective. in that time, we have accomplished a lot of things, and we have a lot yet to accomplish. what this legislation reflects is some revisions to article 16 based on our experiences implementing the article -- the article thus far. it is currently sponsored by the mayor, cosponsored by supervisor mandelman and cohen. i'm going to walk you through the high spots of it, and then open it up for questions. so just quickly, the administrative requirements that we're looking at refining, and you should have an f.a.q. in your packets, administrative requirement, changing the -- refining the definition of owner to clarify that an entity, is considered a person for purposes of disclosure to our offices to the point of clarification further clarifies that all owners, including the individuals that may be part of an ownership entity must be fingerprinted for the conviction history review portion of the application. clarifies th

nicole kidman and her hubby keith singing his song female. >> her girls were singing that. day of the girl, by the way. tomorrow we are hanging with some fabulous ladies. >> for sure. bye, everybody. >>> our jessica simpson exclusive. these aren't just pancakes, well, yes they're pancakes but they're re than pancakes. they're a pancake experience. introducing the new craft pancake lineup from denny's. nothing there. nothing. never seen nothing like it. nothing.">(ken) michael's trail of devastation stretches across the southeast.(ken) good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ken wayne. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. we have team coverage for you this evening on the hurricane's aftermath. first we want to get to natasha chen live in panama city florida with a look at some of the devastation. (natasha)

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but the fact of the matter is nicole is right.hat rally in charlottesville which was ostensibly about preserving confederate statues degenerated into the chants of "jews will not replace us." with men with torches assembled around the synagogue threatening to burn it down. anti-semitism is at the core of white supremacy. we've seen this increase in anti-semitic incidents over the past year. and, you know, to understand the details, we're talking about a nearly 90% increase of anti-semitic incidences at colleges and universities, almost 100% increase at k-12 schools. so the words that we hear, they're translating and jumping online to offline and showing up in our communities, on our campuses, in our schools. we should be very concerned. >> you're hearing of anti-semitic incidences in kindergartens and lower schools and middle schools and high schools? >> the adl has 25 field offices across the united states. indeed my offices are tracking acts of vandalism and harassment at k-12 schools. it's one of the reasons we really prioritiz

reporter nicole comstock was there. >> reporter: a solemn ceremony inside the guardian angel cathedral. >> we're happy that you're with us tonight. >> reporter: as dozens of people forever changed by the massacre in las vegas shared their harrowing stories one year later at dear love, a ceremony of hope, healing, and transformation. >> we fell to the ground. we huddled over loved ones. >> reporter: among them, mindy squad, a las vegas native and survivor of the route 91 harvest festival. >> in between the six sets of shots, it was not uncommon that people were running between you and you lost your hand grips. >> reporter: she describes the most terrifying moment of her life when she was separated from her 21-year-old daughter brooke in the fleeing crowd and was powerless in protecting her. >> when i heard her her voice on the phone, i knew she was safe. >> reporter: she's pushing through the trauma to express how proud she is of her daughter's will to survive. >> my daughter has a heart condition. >> reporter: damon says his family of first responders is also finding comfort in this we

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nicole killian shows us what has been going on. >> reporter: senator susan collins says she will vote yes on the confirmation of brett kavanaugh. that vote is likely to come saturday evening. >> we must always remember that it is when passions are most inflamed that fairness is the most in jeopardy. >> i want to thank the senator. it was absolutely inspirational. >> reporter: after she announced her decision joe manchin announced he tweeted he would vote for kavanaugh. they are support signals kavanaugh is likely to be confirmed despite allegations of sexual misconduct against him. another key senator, lisa murkowski, voted no in the procedural vote. >> we are here to thank the senator for her amazing coverage today. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters have been arrested as they have been lobbying senators. president trump tweeted he is proud of the senate for advancing the nomination. several white house officials say they are hopeful kavanaugh will ultimately be confirmed. >> we certainly hope the senate will vote. >> reporter: sarah sanders tweeted a thank you to susan collins for

i know nicole not well but i hope that wasn't in a lighthearted moment.m continuing to see from the left is whether it's c people getting shot up at a baseball office or assaulting ted cruz and his wife at dinner. it's the life left that contino push the envelope in a very dangerous place in this country. i respect the first amendment and i respect our ability to protest, but this is now crossing the line. the left seems to be condoning it and encouraging it in a way that's very dangerous for society. >> i'm not going to let you off the hook. about nicole wallace and punching him in the face. this is wild. what is this? >> it's not wild, it's lost. and that's what donald trump has made people do. people who use to say, there's a limit to where we will go. and that will really hurt the democrats like good people like nicole have lost their way and say things like that. advocating violence, no. sean is 100% right. that was actually an assassination attempt on scores of republicans.ss with 200 rounds of ammunition. don't forget the shooting at the family res

but when they tried to vote against nicole posh earlier this month they learned that he still has the overwhelming support of the people. in the year of urns recent mayoral election candidate picked up more than eighty percent of the votes a snap general election will likely give his government the mandate to move forward with reforms right now it's freedom obviously there is no way back but still because the majority of the parliament are out of the old faces and it creates a lot of. insecurity it's creates a lot of tension so the sooner we get rid of this tension the better it is for everybody. all medians expect last thing changes but need patience call refashioning armenia will take more than just elections it will take time to walk al-jazeera yerevan moment of silence has been held on the first anniversary of a bomb explosion which killed a journalist investigating corruption in malta at the ceremony at the european commission in brussels also remember other journalists killed or intimidated because of their own shop media freedom groups are urged the maltese government to open a

sounds great. >> thank you, nicole. as nicole is talking, i'm looking around the room and learning more about the planning process. there are a few departments involved in the planning, i don't know that there is any of us not involved in the response around this issue and it's really going to take all of us. everything from transportation, h.s.a., 311. so it was really important to share the information on this and appreciate everyone's coordination around it. next we are going to hear from captain from the fire department. one of the most important things is nert. if everybody was nert-trained, we would hands down be the most prepared city in the world. erica is the program coordinator. and her commitment -- i've known and worked with her for years. it's outstanding. thank you for all you do. and so she's going to speak us to and then we're going to watch a video. >> thank you. i really appreciate the support and being included in this first meeting of the new fiscal year. so thank you. i also want to say that i speak

but when they try to vote against nicole passion yand earlier this month they learned that he still has the overwhelming support of the people. in the year of urns recent merril election passion yon's candidate picked up more than eighty percent of the vote a snap general election will likely give his government the mandate to move forward with reforms right now it's freedom obviously there is no way back but still because the majority of the parliament are out of the old faces and it creates a lot of. insecurity it creates a lot of tension so the sooner we get rid of this tension the better it is for everybody. armenians expect last thing changes but need patience for refashioning armenia will take more than just elections it will take time. to walk a al-jazeera yerevan a minute's silence has been held on the first.