nicole. nicole: d.c. the work done, looking for states to take up issues on their own. former governor pawlenty weighing in after the break. keep it right here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ...is not just something you can see or touch. home...is a feeling. it's the place where you feel safe to have those little moments that mean everything. at adt, we believe that feeling should always be there. whether it's at your house, or your business, we help keep you safe. so you can have those moments that make you feel at home. ♪you are loved wherever you are. david: capitol hill which is mired in gridlock will help need to come from the state level? ceo tim pawlenty join us now. good to see you, governor. >> good to see you. david: governors played a huge role in obamacare. many of them were lured into obamacare by free, i put quotes around that, federal taxpayers paid for that. huge medicaid expansion. how do you break that addiction? >> one way you do it, having the federal government not act or choosing not to act unable to ac

nicole's blood is in his bedroom. here. >> this is a foxy special report. >> los angeles police departmen right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. oj, wherever you are, for the sake of your family and the sake of your children, please surrender immediately. >> this letter was written by oj saying, to whom it may concern. first, everyone understand i had nothing to do with nicole's murder. i loved her, i always have and always will. don't feel sorry for me, i've had a great life, great friends. please think of the real oj and not this loss person. >> i have oj in the car. >> where are you? >> i'm coming up the freeway. >> you have to tell the police to back off. >> his friend took the wheel of the brand, suicidal simpson uses his cell phone to reach out to his mom. his father-in-law, lou brown and his high school football coach. sitting in the backseat with a loaded gun in one hand and his cell phone in the other, oj gets a call. it's the detective langeot the number while questioning simpson at the headquarter

found anna nicole still in her prime. >> her life was filled with drama.arly ten-acre spread was the one place anna nicole could be herself. now, the ranch is up for sale, the price tag nearly $10 million. >> i perk up when i come home. >> the 6,000 square foot home has a pool and a pond, but there's still room for all the animals anna nicole loved so much. the onetime guess model spent a few days a month at the ranch, and sold it in 1998. she always reminded us she was just a downhome country girl at heart. >> got my ranch i always wanted, got my animals. i don't have to go hungry. i've been poor all my life. i can at least say i had it once if i lose everything tomorrow. i at least have that, i did it, i did something i wanted to do. >> her daughter is practically all grown up now. 10 years old, and carrying on her mom's legacy. she and her dad make a point to visit kentucky derby every year, including this year. that's where anna nicole and larry first met. >>> and coming up, look out, bad moms. we have a new crop of ladies getting crazy. >> anything yo

nicole was nearly decapitated. it was a very bloody scene. >> nicole is nicole brown simpson, lying dead beside here 25-year-old ron goldman. the prime suspect, nicole's ex-husband, football legend o.j. simpson. simpson promises to surrender and then disappears. >> the los angeles police department right now is actively searching for mr. simpson. >> simpson is soon spotted inside a white suv. >> yeah, i think i just saw o.j. simpson on the five freeway. he's heading north. >> you've got everybody scared. >> the famous low-speed chase covered live for hours rivets the nation and ends with simpson's eventual surrender at his home on -- >> this was the perfect soap opera. the o.j. simpson murder case was the first true reality show for the country. >> okay. let's go. here we go. >> this was the first wall-to-wall televised trial. >> july 22nd, 1994, a month after the murders, the legal proceedings against o.j. simpson begins when he enters this defiant plea. >> absolutely 100% not guilty. >> simpson assembles a legal

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[applause] officer nicole bataglia. medal of valor presented to officer nicole bataglia. alexandria police department, virginia. for demonstrating extraordinary courage in saving the lives of two u.s. capitol police officers, members of congress, their families and congressional staff. officer bataglia engaged the assailant, exchanging gun fire at close range and ultimately eutralizing him. [applause] fficer alexander jensen. medal of valor presented to officer alex jensen. alexandria police department, virginia. for swift and valiant action in responding to an active shooter. officer jensen put himself in harm's way during the active shooter incident, moving without cover and drawing fire from the assailant until the assailant was subdued and the safety of the members of congress, their families and congressional staff was ensured. [applause] fficer kevin jobe. medal of valor presented to officer kevin jobe. alexandria police department, virginia. for placing himself in grave danger to protect two u.s. capitol police officers, members of congress, their families and cong

. >> i asked him many times, hey, did you kill ronald goldman and nicole? >> and what's next now that simpson has his freedom? >> what's at stake for o.j. is the rest of his life. >> all ahead on o.j. simpson chasing freedom. >> so gentlemen, if you'll go to your spots for me and bring mr. simpson, and i believe he has representation. >> you're seeing o.j. simpson for the first time in four years. >> you are orenthal james simpson? >> correct. will you give me your ndoc number for the record. >> 1027820. >> he's at the lovelock correctional center in nevada about 90 miles north of reno. ready to make his case to the nevada board of parole commissioners. the four commissioners are about 120 miles away in carson city communicating with simpson via video conference. >> so my first question for you, mr. simpson, were you arrested for the first time at the age of 24 or older? >> i was arrested for the first time i think at the age of 46 or 47. >> outside both locations media from across the country wait for the decision. >> you saw four commissioners there in ca

this is the first time since we've met here we've been back here. >> nicole was working for the sports network when he told me their son is a handful. >> he's racing around the house and walking an running holding my hand dragging me all over the house. >> it was also date night for john cena. he presented the perseverance award. you think if you tried to steal nikki bella you could do it? >> pretty much. >> you know who else was at the espy's bachelorettery chel lindsay. i got her reaction from the big news. corrine is coming back for the reunion show. >> i consider corrine a friend. i'm glad. >> is she really a good friend? >> i know i may not be everyone's favorite person. >> yeah i consider her a friend. you know i would tell you. i really do like her. >> corrine tells "e.t." i'm happy to be appearing on the bachelor in some cast members told "e.t." on-line they're not excited. >> one said corrine's return is a total surprise. another says reactions are a mixed bag. >> guess who else will be back? demario. you'll remember their pool hookup led to an investigation into misconduct an

. >> i asked him many times, hey, did you kill ronald goldman and nicole? >> and what's next now that simpson has his freedom? >> what's at stake for o.j. is the rest of his life. >> all ahead on "o.j. simpson, chasing freedom." >> so gentlemen, if you'll go to your spots for me and bring mr. simpson, and i believe he has representation. >> you're seeing o.j. simpson for the first time in four years. >> you are orenthal james simpson? >> correct. >> will you please give me your ndoc number for the record. >> 1027820. >> he's at the lovelock correctional center in nevada about 90 miles north of reno. ready to make his case to the nevada board of parole commissioners. the four commissioners are about 120 miles away in carson city communicating with simpson via video conference. >> so my first question for you, mr. simpson, were you arrested for the first time at the age of 24 or older? >> i was arrested for the first time i think at the age of 46 or 47. >> outside both locations media from across the country wait for the decision. >> you saw four commissioner

>> reporter: nicolle, you just -- you have to excuse me a little bit.ecause we got a face full of the tear gas before you came to us. but the protesters have taken control of these streets, nicolle. they have lit that fire. and in another direction another fire. let's just point out that that further back is the police front line. the police have been there now i would say for an hour, two hours. not making any progress. because every time they push the protesters away, the protesters, the rioters come back with bottles and debris and pieces of concrete that they're smashing to use to throw and they are throwing them at the police. and then cheering when they manage to push the police offensive back again. let me just show you one thing. there are guys climbing this scaffolding, putting up posters. i guess getting into this building. this is complete chaos on the streets of hamburg. let me just take you in this direction because this is where there have been the most costly fought battles with protesters. let's look at that fire there. where you can see

let's go back to nicole petallides, she's got the numbers, nicole? >> reporter: all right, earnings per share and revenue beat the street on the top and the bottom line. stock is down 3.3%. earnings per share, 132, revenue 932 billion. so those are beats on the street. much like for the entire earnings season. mark zuckerberg came out, good second quarter and first half of the year, community is 2 billion people, focusing on bringing the world closer together. we know instagram has been a huge part, 250 million daily active users. what happened with the total daily active users under all of facebook and the platforms? that jumped 17% year-over-year. monthly active users off 17% and the head count up 43%. across the board, doing great with growth. i will say that the analysts are saying are they going to get the same ad costs? they started to do so on instagram. they made a lot of money on the news feed. can they do it on the messenger chat app and also whatsapp. can they make money? we'll see. right now down 2%. melissa: nicole, thank you nar. david:

. >> i asked him many times, hey, did you kill ronald goldman and nicole?> and what's next now that simpson has his freedom? >> thank you. >> what's at stake for o.j. is the rest of his life. >> all ahead on "o.j. simpson: chasing freedom." >> so gentlemen, if you'll go to your spots for me and bring mr. simpson, and i believe he has representation. >> you're seeing o.j. simpson for the first time in four years. >> you are orenthal james simpson? >> correct. >> and mr. simpson, will you please give me your ndoc number for the record. >> 1027820. >> he's at the lovelock correctional center in nevada about 90 miles north of reno. ready to make his case to the nevada board of parole commissioners. the four commissioners are about 120 miles away in carson city communicating with simpson via video conference. >> so my first question for you, mr. simpson, were you arrested for the first time at the age of 24 or older? >> i was arrested for the first time i think at the age of 46 or 47. >> outside both locations media from across the country wait for the decision.

but this ten-acre spread was the one place anna nicole could be her self.he market for just over $2.8 million. >> every time home, my uncle, he fixes barbecue and all kinds of food, mashed potatoes and gravy. i pork out when i come home. >> the 6,000 square foot, five bedroom, 5 1/2 bath home has been remodeled since anna nicole lived here. a wine cellar and sport court have been added. there's a custom built pool and a pond, but there's still room for all the animals anna nicole loved so much. the one time guess model only spent a few days a month at the ranch but sold the home in 1998. she also reminded us she was just a down home country girl at heart. >> i got my ranch that i always wanted, got my animals. i don't have to go hungry. i can at least say i had it once. if i lose everything tomorrow, i can at least have that, that i did it. i did something i wanted to do. >> anna nicole's pride and joy, her daughter, is practically all grown up now. it's hard to believe dannielynn is 10 years old and she's actually carrying on her mom's legacy. she and her

straight ahead, reese and nicole.big little lies ladies get honest with us. >> have you ever lied to book a job? >> of course. >> then j.lo's world of dance co-stars dish on her unusual snacking habit. our backstage exclusive, playing over 400 shows in three years. plus is this tv's new abby lee miller? >> people thi >>> big little lies stars nicole kidman and reese witherspoon had a lot of fun behind the scenes of the hbo series. now there's a lot to celebrate since both are up against each other for an emmy. lauren zima talked to them at the red carpet event. >> nicole and reese were matching ladies in black. 50-year-old nicole giving us a peek at her bra under that sheer mesh and lace dress. she was in a playful mood, crushing our interview with her tv husband. >> look who it is. >> hello. >> nicole and reese will go head to head come emmy time, september 17. reese has a big event the week before. lookalike daughter ava's 18th birthday. >> it's so weird. i can't believe she's 18. she's great. we did it together. we

nicole betancourt/missing teen's mother:overall she's a good kid and that's the whole point of this so if she's watching, it's because i love you. (justine) it appears bart police are stepping up tonight. there's been a number of arrests at stations across the bay area. two of the three arrests were made in east bay stations today. bart police arrested a suspect for public intoxication and fare invasion. over at the glen park station -- they had to arrest a man for indecent exposure. bart has been under fire over the last couple of weeks for some of the violence that has broken out at or near their property. last friday -- there were several car burglaries at stations in the east bay. tonight we're learning new details about a robbery involving the oakland hip hop group called zion.the group posted this video online. they say they were held up at gunpoint in west oakland earlier this month by thieves who stole their 90-thousand dollar camera. they were shooting a music video at the time of the robbery. the masks of former presidents were being worn in that music video when they were ro

i agree with what nicolle said. we have to deliver on the big thing. but his people are standing by him. >> bill, they're not standing by the removal of sessions or the specter of that because they feel like he's the only one delivering not the president. but we're just getting started. coming up this white house revels in obliterating political norms as we have been discussing, but are we inching toward autocracy? a tactic that's raising eyebrows. >>> and ahead, despite his displeasure with the man at the justice department the president has very few options when it comes to replacing the ag. today senate republicans warn that there would be holy hell to pay if sessions is thrown out. >>> we'll take more about the nasty barroom brawl between two men in the president's inner circle who both earn taxpayer funded paychecks, but seem more focused on settling scores. >> we are a little bit like brothers where we rough each other up once in a while which is totally normal for brothers. >> some brothers are like cain and abel. i don't know if this is reparab

>> yes, nicolle. it is important to remember that vladimir putin and his cronies in the kremlin, they would very much like the united states to resemble russia because it would mean that we would not be a counter to them. we would not be interested in trying to dissuade russia from invading the neighbors, from interfering in our elections because we wouldn't have democratic elections anyway. we would be corrupt like them. so putin would love it if trump tried to remake america in russia's image, but that's not something that the people of the united states nor the congress nor our courts would stand for. >> all right, frank, i have to read from your piece today. it's about the love affair, the love affair between vlad and donnie. it's sleepless in seattle you write, except they're both blonds, sort of. their feelings bloomed long before they meet. they communicate across time zones in words rather than care caresses. the answer will come friday when they gaze into each other's eyes for the first time.

online's lauren zima. >> they were matching ladies in black. 50-year-old nicole giving us a peek of herra under that sheer mesh and lace dress. she was in a playful mood crashing that interview with her tv husband. >> nicole and reese will go head to head come emmy time, september 17th, but reese has big event the week before, look alike daughter's ava's 18th birthday. >> it's so weird. i can't believe she is 18. she is great. we did it together. we grew up together, and it's great. >> nicole was solo, and she told us how keith helped her heal after the intense sex abuse scene. >> i came home to loving arms, you know, someone that would hold me, and i was really upset at times. really damaged. luckily, i, you know, have that at home. >> and do you want to know real dirt on these stars? we had them play a game called little little lies. have you ever lied to book a job? >> i said i could ice skate when i couldn't. >> have you ever lied to book a job? >> of course. >> what? >> i probably said i could do something i couldn't do. like shoot a gun. >> oh, my god! are you okay? >> you will fi

collin farrell as a union soldier recovering from his wounds at a southern girl school run by nicolerought sophia coh, pola best film director. she talked to the film critic for time magazine >> the premise to me was so kind of loaded and juicy with fun to look at things about men and women and over the top setting. >> also, at this point twith the release of wonder woman and we're talking a lot more about women film makers seems that this story, which is very woman send trick is kind of -- seems that you made the right movie for the times maybe without even knowing it? >> the timing has been interesting how i think and we were filming during the election and there was so much talk about kind of the dynamics between men and women and power and but i started working the story several years ago before it takes -- they asked me to write the script. i thought it was relevant because things are universal and even though it's -- it was easier to talk about when it's through the lens of distance i think in another era, it's not so close to now. but in the time it's interesting there's a lot

really rehashing the magic killings of ron and nicole.e and vantage point on that. just the continued national fascination with the case and the murders? >> yeah. it's hard. i mean, you know, my dad and i get accused often as not being able to get on, you know, with our life or move on and why don't we have closure? i want to remind people it's not entirely in my control to be able to do that. people have the right to talk about it and tweet about it and facebook about it and do documentaries and reality shows and anything they want regardless if i participate. and people are fascinated. they still argue about this case. people are still very vested in it. and i just hope that people learn from it and have healthy dialogue around it as opposed to just being negative. >> eric: kim, are you mad at o.j.? i'm furious at the guy. are you mad at o.j.? >> of course. he stabbed my brother to death and decapitated his wife. if i didn't have anger which is very appropriate for the person that brutally stabbed two people to death, -- of course i am.

ashley: nicole, you made it very interesting, thank you. melissa: oil inching higher up 17 cents, 44.40 a barrel. gold climbing up settling up $3.50 and ounce, to close in the green three out of the past four sessions. ashley: back in session, there is only 15 working days for the senate to fix the health care bill before they're off again for the august recess. commander-in-chief has high expectations. president trump tweeting quote, i can not imagine the congress would dare leave washington without a beautiful new health care bill fully approved, ready to go. melissa: beautiful? ashley: don't hold your breath, mr. president. i'm not sure about beautiful. fox news's mike emanuel with the latest on capitol hill about this. mike? reporter: ashley, the latest goal to republican sources getting revised bill text to senators by thursday. having the congressional budget office weighing in by early next week. having the vote in the senate by late next week. we'll see if the timeline holds. vice president mike pence told laura ingraham on her radi

straight ahead, reese and nicole.big little lies ladies get honest with us. >> have you ever lied to book a job? >> of course. >> then j.lo's world of dance co-stars dish on her unusual snacking habit. our backstage exclusive, playing over 400 shows in three years. plus is this tv's new abby lee miller? >> p fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com >>> big little lies stars nicole kidman and reese witherspoon had a lot of fun behind the scenes of the hbo series. now there's a lot to celebrate since both are up ag

. >> he has a shrine to nicole. that's the first thing he sees when he wakes up. >> now his fate is in the hands of four strangers. >> but in the minds of many, will he be paying for one night in las vegas, or that night in los angeles? >> i think there's about a 52% chance that he'll get parole. but if he weren't o.j. simpson, i'd say it would be 92. >> o.j., his last play >> good evening. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. right here tonight, o.j. simpson is sitting in a cell, getting into shape for what could be a walk out of prison. >> after nine years in prison, and the las vegas robbery has its roots in the infamous civil trial in los angeles. tonight, "20/20," connecting all the dots. the rare interviews with the men, and what o.j. simpson was after that night in las vegas. and what are the chances he's about to go free? here's deborah roberts. >> reporter: there he is, 61-year-old o.j. simpson in a las vegas courtroom. in 2008, when a lifetime of good fortune runs dry. >> i thought i was confrontin

the officer nicole battaglia. middle a baller presented to officer nicole bagley a. for demonstrating extraordinary courage in saving the lives of two u.s. capitol police officers. members of congress, their families and congressional staff. the officer engaged the assailant exchanging gunfire at close range and ultimately neutralizing him. [applause]. officer alexander jensen. metal a baller presented to officer alex jensen. the police department virginia. for swift and valiant action and responding to an active shooter. they put themselves in harm's way during the active shooter situation. drawing fire from the assailant. and that in that they were to deal. and the members of congress, their families and congressional staff was insured. [applause]. officer kevin job. the metal of baller presented to officer kevin job. alexandria police department virginia. for placing himself in grave danger to protect two u.s. capitol police officers and members of congress their families and congressional staff. they engage in an active shooter. neutralizing a volatile gunmen and

straight ahead, reese and nicole.big little lies ladies get honest with us. >> have you ever lied to book a job? >> of course. >> then j.lo's world of dance co-stars dish on her unusual snacking habit. our backstage exclusive, playing over 400 shows in three years. plus is this tv's new abby lee nd director of slam dunk for diabetes. slam dunk for diabetes is the only day basketball camp in the country and we provide the opportunity for children with pre-diabetes and type 1 and type 2 diabetes to get together, play ball and to learn to manage their diabetes. [olivia] when i first got to the camp, it wasn't like oh it's so sad, all the kids have diabetes, it wasn't that at all, it was happiness, it was kids laughing and running and playing and i wanted to be a part of that so much. [monica joyce] coming back year after year, what olivia learned is that she really isn't alone. [olivia] she created a world for diabetic kids to play and be normal and have fun and meet people and meet other kids that have diabetes. i can't

but we know in '89 he pled no contest to the domestic violence incident with nicole. what's your take around why that didn't seem to be considered. >> i think, eboni, in this case, this parole board wanted to judge him based on how he behaved in the nine years he spent behind bars here in the state of nevada. it was a rinky-dink armed robbery. keystone crook kind of robbery. it wasn't a serious crime in the sense that he just rounded up his pals, let's get my stuff back and they go storming the room. guns get polled. oj doesn't see the guns being pulled but he's the one that takes the hit. he should have done a year or two. he did nine long years. he was a model prisoner. i hate that guy. i believe he got away with a brutal double homicide. i believe he exacerbated the race of -- the racial tensions. it was karma that he did the nine years behind bars but it wasn't justice. the parole board did the right thing and i would have been shocked. >> kat: you hate the guy. i hate the guy. in the courtroom, people are laughing along. he is a charming sociopath. >> i agree wit

caught by surprise, nicolle. it underscored he wasn't engaged in what was happening. i think he was trying to get engaged now. we have to see if it pays off. >> it undercores, maybe they have the wrong guest list, maybe they should have had senators murkowski down for dinner. you speak to what kristen welker is reporting today, that you posted last night, that trump was frequently disingaged, making calls on the fence senators but otherwise selling the bill at the big rallies on issues he champions. for better or for worse, donald trump is able to drive at least sort of a bumper sticker length message like none other. what is the explanation for why he didn't throw his millions of social media followers or his branding jujitsu power behind the republican health care effort? >> that is anybody's guess. they asked for that privately and people within the leadership circle in the senate have said they wanted the white house to go out there and have a rally, to go be the salesman that they thought he would be for this. but it never materialized. instead, they got tweets t

lauren: nicole, give a tax break to the middle class.art spending more money. gdp, we're at 2.% now. would we see 3 plus%? >> that was alternately the goal. can they do it? sure they can do it if all the programs go into place. we'll have to watch some other near term events such as jobs report on friday, the fed, these are some things that will be market moving events. lauren: all right. anthony, nicole, thank you to both of you for staying with us monitoring breaking report coming in. let's go to charlie gasparino right now with the very latest on this shuffling in the white house, charlie. >> yeah, sources telling us to the white house, anthony scaramucci, communications, director of communications white house appointed 10 days ago is now out. he is no longer the director of communications. that it was one of the first decisions of the new chief of staff, general kelly. other than that, we don't know much about what was triggering event. was there something else other than the tirade mr. scaramucci had with the reporter that was recor

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> seth: hi, nicolle!e you here. >> republicans don't get to places like this very often. >> seth: it's very nice to have -- it's very hard to get republicans to come to places like this. >> yeah, we're all in witness protection. >> seth: yeah. well, you have now of course, you -- i should make this clear, you are anti- president trump. you are a republican. >> don't tell anybody that. [ laughter ] yeah, i was a trump denier for a long time, so -- >> seth: yeah. that's good to know. >> is that a good -- [ cheers and applause ] that doesn't help. >> seth: do you -- that's why republicans don't come, is people applaud when you say stuff like that. >> right, i get it. yeah, yeah. >> seth: so i get it too. i'm always happy when one agrees to come. it's very hard to get -- i will say, i don't know if you find this on your show, it's very support trump to come on television. >> well, i end up screaming at them for the whole hour. and then they call my husband and say, "oh, god, i can't imagine being you." so, i

i'm nicole wallace.mtp daily" starts right now with the fbs katy terr in for chuck todd. >> you were supposed to get rid of all the breaking news last week. >> sorry. i saved some for you. >> if it is monday, another one bites the dust. >> tonight, communications failure. white house communications director anthony scaramucci is out on john kelly's first day as white house chief of staff. >> the president certainly felt that anthony's comments were inappropriate for a person

it was the estate of nicole brown simpson suing him. if there were any moneys, any plan moneys collected, not one penny comes to my family. everybody thinks it is the browns and goldmans, it's not. any penny would go to sydney and justin, not the browns. we don't have our paws in that. >> tanya brown, thank you. and give my regards to your family. thank you so much for coming. >> i will, i will. thank you, don. >> 150 million people tuned in to hear the live verdict read in o.j. simpson's 19 the 5 doub95 murder trial. here is to discuss this is kyra phillips, my former co-anchor. senior vice president of interactive one, the author of nobody casualties of america's war from ferguson to flint and beyond. and eric degin the author of race bader how the media weelds dangerous words to divide a nation. i have to ask you all, where were you, kyra, when that verdict was read in 1995? >> ways working as reporter at ktbs in los angeles. i will never forget it. my co-anchor and i were in the live van. we were thinking, okay, there's a lot of evi