to pay a visit to nicole's husband, david. and the information david pietz would soon share with detectives about when his wife was last seen and what she left behind would be critical to the case. >>> coming up -- >> but it was something that was missing that turned out to be even more important, and puzzling. >> there's no indication that anyone else had been behind the wheel of nicole's car. >> when "dateline" continues. that's why a cutting edge university counts on centurylink to keep their global campus connected. and why a pro football team chose us to deliver fiber-enabled broadband to more than 65,000 fans. and why a leading car brand counts on us to keep their dealer network streamlined and nimble. businesses count on communication, and communication counts on centurylink. for over 100 years like kraft has,natural cheese you learn a lot about what people want. honey, do we have like a super creamy cheese with taco spice already in it? oh, thanks. bon appe-cheese! okay... welcome! hhi!s it going? okay, so you've got t

. >> i'm nicole. been doing drugs since i was like 13. i always felt like lonely and depressed. and anxious. other than that, i never felt anything. >> when i say to her things like, you should be a model, she looks at me like i'm crazy. >> it's a struggle. my name is matt. instantly i did a line of oxy. and i fell in love. and it ruined my life. >> reporter: harry, matt, and nicole are all students at an experimental public high school in worcester, massachusetts, with one main entrance requirement -- you have to be an addict to get in. >> the first thing i think of when i wake up is just like, how's today going to go? am i going to use today? >> i love them like my own children. i don't want to give up on a single kid. what's with you, aren't you in group? >> reporter: susan strong is the principal of rockdale recovery high. >> i'm afraid they're going to overdose. overdose and die. that's my greatest fear. okay, what have we got here? magical urine? >> reporter: to remain a student you have to be clean of all drugs and alcohol. >> look how clean that is! >> reporter: as ameri

they sure are. >> stephen: hey, nicole kidman?ey, stephen colbert. >> stephen: don't you just love >> ahhhh, yeah studio air. >> stephen: hey, nicole? >> yeah, stephen? >> stephen: do you think god could make a rock so heavy, he himself couldn't lift it? >> i don't know. but why is he making more rocks? we have plenty of rocks. waht we could use is another oprah. ( applause ) >> stephen: hey, nic? >> yeah, steve? >> stephen: what would you get if you combined "big little lies" and "pretty little liars"? >> "pretty little biggies." >> stephen: i'd watch that. i'd watch that. >> hey, stevie? >> stephen: yeah, nikki? ( laughter ) >> what do you think happened before the big bang? >> stephen: oh, i think fewer people watched cbs. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> yeah! gorgeous. >> stephen: hey, n.k.? >> yeah, s.c.? >> stephen: do you think artificial intelligence will ever conquer humanity? >> i asked my alexa that, and she just laughed. ( laughter ) stevarino? >> stephen: nickelodeon? ( laughter ) >> what do you think it is that differen

and as nicole reports, it's about time to set the record straight. (instrumentals) (bell tolling) - [nicole] it's been telling londoners the time, ever since it was erected back in 1859. and if you what is the name of this famous tower, you'll no doubt hear-- - it's big ben. - that's called big ben. - [nicole] even the adults don't get it right. - alright now, funny enough, big ben. and me being ben, yeah big ben. charlie don't run away. sorry (laughs) - [nicole] nope, what just about everyone calls big ben isn't the clock tower, but actually the huge bell inside. no one knows how the bell got its name. there are two popular stories, one is that it was named after benjamin hall, a public official who oversaw the construction of the clock tower. the other possibility, is that it was named after a popular prizefighter in the mid-1800s. he was big, powerful and named ben. (bell tolling) the tower's great bell, is actually it's second bell tolling the hours. the original bell cracked the first time it rang. interestingly, the second bell also cracked, ra

what do you have, nicole? >> looking pretty good, earnings per quarter right in line with estimates. we go to revenue the beat the estimate of 6.8 billion. up nearly 1% right now. with these numbers we are seeing revenue up by about 5% year-over-year, so that is some good news there. we're waiting on the conference call to find out more, see if there is any mention of anything disney or anything like that. they're saying what they're seeing so far, puts us on track to achieve the over all financial and operation objectives. connell: right. >> so good news here. we lost some of the gains, unchanged at moment. up arrows now for twenty-first century fox. connell: as you say, conference call always key. nicole, thanks. get back to this. get back to the markets. melissa with a big interview. melissa: tax writing committee in the house is currently marking up their bill as the senate will release their own bill following the house markup. "the washington post" is reporting there may be significant differences betwee

talented friend nicole.ar winner. emmy winner. >> sit down. i don't zerve that. and i know i shouldn't say that. i shoeld go, no, i do deserve this. this is a cool night, right? it needs to get rowdier and a little childer. i don't know what's happening, but -- >> reporter: this is what happens when your best tooe is nine inches taller and you don't care because you love her so darn much. nicole in a silver gun metal dress and reese in a black oscar de la renta with gold fring. on stage, we found out thing about nicole. those heels were literally killer. >> i took my shoes off. >> she drinks cappuccino. sprinkles hot chocolate on top and eats it. it's very bizarre. >> wow. >> reporter: a bond that goes back 15 years, they're giving us one more reason to hope the season two comes true. >> i love you so much. you're wonderful. >> reese, simply put, to know you is to love you, baby. thank you so much, whoo! >> it was a lovely moment. another moment, hey, did you forget something adam sandler? what he did when e

. >>> i'm nicole brewer. jessica dean is off. kate bilo has more on the quake that has shaken people up this evening, kate. >> that is right, nicole and ukee this quake was felt to the north east of dover, delaware but even though that is where epicenter was impact were felt in a very wide ranging area latest i saw on the united states geological survey websites had reports as far north east as connecticut southern new england people were feeling earthquake and much of maryland as well. it was located just north east of dover, in the shallow low lying areas along the delaware bay, and some folks on line, very rare location for epi sent their low lying area northeast of dover. 4.1 quake. that has been fluid. it has been changing. started out as magnitude 5.1. 4.4. they have settled on 4.1. if that stand it could still change but if it stand it would tie record for strongest earthquake ever felt in the state of delaware back in 1871 necessity had 4.1 quake there as well. this was a depth of 5 miles. it is generally considered a sha

nicole brewer has that story coming up. >> residents want an afr hours nightclub shut down. an argument outside the "a" lounge and social club turned deadly over the weekend when one man was shot. residents say they are fed up with gun violence. but philadelphia's license and inspections department cautions it may take time for real change to happen. >> need to have, have a degree of certainty about what we're doing when we say that a business is operating in a way that's actually contributing to gun violence. >> the lounge responded to the violence on their twitter page tweeting it is not about the "a" lounge. you can point the finger at no one but the people committing these crimes. >> a suspect accused of shooting a pennsylvania state trooper is out of the hospital and in prison. authorities released this new picture of daniel cleary who was also shot in a gun fight with troopers. he's being held on $1 million bail. investigators say he opened fire on two troopers last week during a traffic stop on the side of a northamton county highway. the corporal was shot multiple ti

nicole brewer has that story coming up. >> residents want an afr hours nightclub shut down. an argument outside the "a" lounge and social club turned deadly over the weekend when one man was shot. residents say they are fed up with gun violence. but philadelphia's license and inspections department cautions it may take time for real change to happen. >> need to have, have a degree of certainty about what we're doing when we say that a business is operating in a way that's actually contributing to gun violence. >> the lounge responded to the violence on their twitter page tweeting it is not about the "a" lounge. you can point the finger at no one but the people committing these crimes. >> a suspect accused of shooting a pennsylvania state trooper is out of the hospital and in prison. authorities released this new picture of daniel cleary who was also shot in a gun fight with troopers. he's being held on $1 million bail. investigators say he opened fire on two troopers last week during a traffic stop on the side of a northamton county highway. the corporal was shot multiple ti

nicole and her husband adopted him when he was 10. by all accounts they gave him a lot of love and resources to help him. nicole's husband now has dementia, and she has her own health problems. she says taking her house means they'll go homeless. her next door neighbor agrees. >> i don't think that removing someone from their home is going to be beneficial in any area. >> reporter: the judge says taking away the house won't bring anyone back or bring any kind of positive. the judge didn't make a ruling today, but she is leaning toward letting them keep the house. in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> the judge could make a final decision as soon as next week. ssued warning >>> tonight the fda is cracking down on claims that cannabis can cure cancer. the agency issued warning letters to the makers of these four products, and the fda says these companies are illegally selling products online that falsely claim to prevent, diagnose, or treat cancer. the agency is threatening legal action if the companies do not respond. >> it's not ju

let's go to nicole petallides with the numbers. nicole.ter: both beatings on top and bottom line here. earnings adjusted for 7 cents. revenue 2.06 billion. that beats 1.98 billion. it is up 2 1/2%. they said they see reason for optimism, media businesses in light of profound changes agreed by google in the ranking of news content. and their continuing discussions with google and facebook facilitating subscriptions. we have fox sports australia deal and fox-tel. that deal likely to close first half of 2018. the digital real estate revenue, 271 million. advertising revenue, 670 million. quarterly you book publishing revenue -- stock hit 52-week high during today's trading. up again. likely hit another one tomorrow. back to you. >> nicole, thank you. david: will they or won't they? earlier this week vice president mike pence talking to our own bartiromo was insist sent that caughting the corporate tax rate down to 20% should be implemented right away. take a listen. >> i think we believe it has to happen immediately. and we're going to drive

nicole's place in huntington valley is named after nicole pepelman, be loved mother of three.usband. it was offer support to victims. >>> and a look at the christmas tree at rockefeller plaza. it will officially be lit tonight. the spruce came from state college, p.a., and see has 50,000 lights. watch the tree lighting on nbc10 tonight. coverage of the festivities starts at 8:00 p.m. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you right now. one last check on the roads. right now the schuylkill expressway, here's the cameras at city line avenue. the westbound side, right now, moving towards conshohocken, no surprise here. you'll start to see delays before you get to the boulevard, too. watching a new crash in new hanover on new hanover square road around new road. also watching the 42 freeway. double checking back in. looks like some of that police activity that we saw ahead that was to the shoulder on the northbound side has finally cleared. >>> here we go. the sun just coming up. the temperatures will warm up rapidly. but just after sunrise, that's when you get your c

there is nicole richie holding a chicken. see it there. oh, cute.c star diplo taking his chicken for a walk. and i elizabeth hurley. >> i want to go back the jennifer's she says rejenna loves long walks, dehydrated bugs, and kale. regina hates carbing. >> i wish i war chicken. >> you have to get a chicken. those eggs are amazing. is the . >> that would be great. will it make me hate carbs? >> his killer was not. pointed out on this veterans' website. bob and jean summers are his aunt and uncle. tau a scott and karen marshal were also in the air force, stationed in north carolina. they met in the barracks. mike had known the couple since then. >> i knew that i had a brother and sister that, that had my back. >> reporter: both families are reminiscent of the deep sense of service that runs through this part of texas. both have sons on active duty. their loss still unfathomable to those who worshipped with them. >> you not it's just hard to imagine these people that had no idea -- >> this memorial of 26 crosses is just one of many throughout this town.

you're on with nicole lamoureux. caller: you were talking about volunteers. , doing4-year-old man well and i have good medical coverage. layman, where my volunteer and how can i volunteer to help a clinic? what skills i need? the other thing i'm curious about this about the new tax law , the attack on the affordable care act. i was just wondering if your clinic is for that, is that a good thing or not a good thing? guest: we would love to have you volunteer with one of our clinics. our clinics need medical and nonmedical professionals to help us provide care to people. the skills we need are you being willing to learn. greet someone when they walk in the door. say hello and check people in. if you only have a little bit of time, clinics are always looking for people to help them spruce up the court next just like we have to do spring cleaning, so to the clinics. you can sign up to volunteer on our website. we will connect you with the clinic closer to you, or you can contact our office and we can help you through tha

officer nicole battaglia. officer alexander jensen.l of honor is the department-award and has been awarded only a handful of times in 189 year history. it bestowed upon the department employees who have exhibited great courage who voluntarily risked their lives in the performance of an act resulted in the direct benefit of others or the united states capitol police. historically, this award is reserved only for u.s. capitol police officers. however, june 14, the heroic efforts performed by these officers transcended uniform colors and department names. so as chief i'm making the executive decision to also recognize of these 31st responders from the alexandria police as well as our two special agents. i think we all remember that sunday morning of wednesday, june 14, 2017. special agent griner and special agent bailey, protect the division assigned to protect house majority leader steve scalise your congressman scalise was at the eugene simpson stadium parking alexandria practicing for the upcoming charity baseball game with approximate

. >> i read a headline where nicole said she almost set you on fire trying to perform cupping on you,rue? >> set me on fire and then left the room. she's been this practical joke all of her life. and now it's just to the point now of damn near murder. >> she said she kept going, nicole, no, dad, you're going to feel warm. no, i'm burning. exactly. >> lionel richie so much. he invited 400 intoerndz from october vegas tragedy to the show. >> he's a good man. >>> coming up, michael weatherly versus shemar moore who was on their best model behavior? instagram, facebook and twitter. entertainment begins and end with "e.t.." promo considerations provided by -- >>> tomorrow, in studio with kelly clarkson, your first look at her new holiday special. >> i get to play someone wise and knowledgeable. like myself. >> you never seen kelly like this. tomorrow on "e.t.." >>> all right, we leave you with two of our favorite tv guys. michael weatherly and shemar moore. >> on the cover of cbs tv watch magazine. it's hard being handsome, that's what we learned. >> i did a little leap in the air with a p

. >> i read a headline where nicole said she almost set you on fire trying to perform cupping on you, true? >> set me on fire and then left the room. she's been this practical joke all of her life. and now it's just to the point now of damn near murder. >> she said she kept going, nicole, no, dad, you're going to feel warm. no, i'm burning. exactly. >>> another reason why we love lionel richie so much. he invited 400 intoerndz from october vegas tragedy to the show. >> he's a good man. >>> coming up, michael weatherly versus shemar moore who was on their bestkron-4 news at eight: a wild crime spree in the south bay. the suspects... nearly a dozen minors.one as young as eleven years old!how police finally caught them... next. plus...the former employee of an after-school...behind bars tonight accused of sexually assaulting two young girls. i'm steve aveson i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other

i'm nicolle wallace. "mtp daily" starts right now with katy tur in for chuck. >> hi, nicolle.'m in d.c. you're so far away. >> i miss you. >> i miss you, too. see you tomorrow. >>> for you at home, if it is monday, more trouble for roy moore. >>> tonight, another woman steps forward with allegations against roy moore. >> this has nothing whatsoever to do with the republicans or the democrats. it has everything to do with mr. moore's sexual assau

. >> reporter: those were the words 54-year-old nicole kennedy told her daughter before they wheeled her into surgery at high land hospital. >> she was coming down to take the dog walking. >> reporter: that was at about 10:00 this morning here in the 2600 block of 63rd avenue. two pit bulls apparently escaped from the neighbor's yard and killed nicole's dog before malling hmall i -- mauling her and the man who came to help. >> i'm just waiting on the phone call. the nurse was cleaning her up while the operating people were coming in. i thought my mom was dead. >> reporter: the pit bulls are in the custody of animal control. nicole's dog was supposed to be turned over to animal control because of allegations it had bitten someone. >> they've got to do some type of justice for my mom. she's really bad. >> reporter: so animal control currently has three pit bulls in custody belonging to the person whose dogs got out and did the mauling. they tell us they'll have to investigate what happened. so will oakland police. they will be investigating as well. but princess kennedy, the woman you

princess kennedy had the shock of her life today when she saw her mom, 54 nicole kennedy at the hospital after she had been mauled by two pitbulls. >> her leg is broken, a piece of her head is open. >> reporter: nicole has severe bite wounds from her head and face. >> she came from getting coffee and smoking a cigarette. she came down to take the dog walking. >> reporter: that was 10:00 this morning. two bit pulls escaped from a neighbor's yard and killed nicole's dog before mauling her and the man that had come to help. >> i'm praying she'll be okay and i'm waiting on a phone call to go back up and see. it's pretty bad. the nurse is cleaning her up while the operating people was coming in. i thought my mom was dead. >> reporter: the pitbull are in the custody of animal control. nicole's dog who was killed was supposed to be turned over because of the allegation it had bitten someone. >> they got to do some type of justice for my mom, she's really bad. >> reporter: animal control con if i skated the two bit pulls and also the third dog belonging to the same owner, that dog was not involv

i'm nicolle wallace alongside john heilemann.show. >> what happens? >> you don't want to know. >> he doesn't like you. >> i know, but he just left. >> if you were not here, he would be here. >> he's in high demand. hardest working man in north korea. >> he's at "good morning america," right? >> all of us are back, joining us now, member of the house appropriations committee, retired navy s.e.a.l. and iraq war veteran scott taylor of virginia. you were the first person i saw sort of speaking truth to the world about what tuesday night's election results meant, not just for the country but for the republican party. what kind of feedback have you had since those comments? >> good morning. great to be with you. thank you for having me. it's been fine. honestly a lot of people saw what i saw, of course, certainly in virginia. the feedback has been fine. it's been great. it's been, hey, thanks for telling the truth. it is something that from our party we have to have some self reflection and get lessons learned out of tuesday night and

>> i do, this is nicole and thank you for being here today and we really appreciate it. it would be helpful i think if we could spend a minute to talk about what you think that the next steps are in this effort and in maybe how my notes for the council and what aspects should the efforts move forward and go in front of the board of supervisors and what kind of engagement you'd hope for from this group? >> that's a really great question. and so we have some all of the departments take their legislative programs to the state's legislative committee in the fall and many of us have done that and we have a place holder in that program for this issue pending the introduction of legislation and so i don't know what the particular structure or protocol for this group is but once a bill is introduced, we would analyze it and typically go to the state legislation committee. one thing that we could do is when we do that analysis, depending on the timing of your meetings, is engage this group in that effort as well. i mean, i think that it would be really important to do that so tha

nicole said her husband now has dementia and taking her house means they'll go homeless. her next-door neighbor agrees. >> i see the pain on their faces when i see them and i feel it. >> reporter: the judge said taking away the house won't bring anyone back or bring any kind of positive. >> i don't think removing someone from their home is going to be beneficial in any area. >> reporter: the judge did not make a ruling today, but she is leaning toward allowing mrs. little cloud to keep her house. in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix5. ) (((weather))) eather))) >>> paul deanno is live in san jose checking out a colorful new addition to downtown. hey, paul. >> hey, paul. >> reporter: tell you what, guys, if you were to ask the question what do san jose and burning man have in common, the answer until today would have been not so much, but now the answer is this. welcome to sonic runway. it's an amazing art and music installation that will be here through the end of january and tell you what. it's drawing quite an impressive crowd considering it's been open about 45 minutes. t

. >> reporter: she is jordan's mom nicole, diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015. how would you describe your relationship with your mom? >> i would say we're best friends definitely. >> what if i never get to see jordan walk down the aisle? what if i never get the opportunity to celebrate one more christmas with them? >> reporter: jordan put worry to work, sewing cup sleeves, cozies, hoping to raise money for breast cancer. >> i said, sure, i'll put it on facebook tonight, honey. that will be nice. thinking it would be a one-night thing. >> reporter: overnight success. orders flooding in

princess kennedy had the shock of her life today when she saw her mom, 54 nicole kennedy at the hospital after she had been mauled by two pitbulls. >> her leg is broken, a piece of her head is open. >> reporter: nicole has severe bite wounds from her head and face. >> she came from getting coffee and smoking a cigarette. she came down to take the dog walking. >> reporter: that was 10:00 this morning. two bit pulls escaped from a neighbor's yard and killed nicole's dog before mauling her and the man that had come to help. >> i'm praying she'll be okay and i'm waiting on a phone call to go back up and see. it's pretty bad. the nurse is cleaning her up while the operating people was coming in. i thought my mom was dead. >> reporter: the pitbull are in the custody of animal control. nicole's dog who was killed was supposed to be turned over because of the allegation it had bitten someone. >> they got to do some type of justice for my mom, she's really bad. >> reporter: animal control con if i skated the two bit pulls and also the third dog belonging to the same owner, that dog was not involv

and new york city, where democratic mayor bill de blasio is facing off against republican candidate nicole malliotakis, an independent candidate bo dietl. there are also a number of key ballot initiatives. in maine, voters will decide whether to expand medicaid over the opposition of the maine governor paul lepage. in ohio, voters will decide whether to buck the pharmaceutical industry and force a reduction in the price of prescription drugs. and in new york, voters will decide whether to hold a constitutional convention to rewrite the state constitution. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show in sutherland springs, texas, where on sunday morning an alleged shooter with a history of domestic violence fired 450 rounds at worshipers, killing 26 of them, including children, elderly people, and a pregnant

>> this is nicole. >> there we are. hello. >> thank you, janice, for being here today and i wanted to echo on behalf of the benefit of the council that the work that janice has done with us, especially in the last year, with my coming on board and we've really had an opportunity to reengage with the bicycle coalition and i want to say on behalf of all of us that we appreciate that and we know that in learning how we can best work together that there's a lot that we can learn and we have been learning from each other and i want to echo that things in gratitude and to say that we really appreciate your being present in these conversations and i was actually invited as part of that -- as part of our walk through to look at different parking -- or protected bike lanes to see what some of the -- some of the analysis was and i'll say that it was very educational experience for me and janice and the bicycle coalition were completely engaged in that process and i suspect that we'll continue to be as well as the other issues tha

mayor and incumbent mayor bill de blasio is running for a second term against republican challenger nicole malliotakis, a state assembly woman from staten island. and i just want to take a moment right now to address anyone watching who's a registered voter in new york city to say please vote, it's very important. and when you do vote for mayor, write in donald trump's name. here's the thing. if donald trump gets enough votes for mayor of new york city and actually wins the election i think we can convince him that's a better job than president. [ light laughter ] hear me out. [ applause ] pretend you know nothing about politics okay. just wipe all knowledge of how the government works from your brain. done, okay now you're donald trump. [ light laughter ] so which title sounds more powerful to you? president, or mr. mayor. [ light laughter ] seriously, where would you rather work? the white house or city hall? look, new yorkers, we got to take one for the team here. trump can't do nearly as much damage as mayor as he can as president. what's he gonna do?

>>> it's been ten years since anna nicole smith's death and her daughter is raised by anna nicole'sh them. >> what do you say to a child and her picture is on the magazine rack. >> we're not bg or the candy. >> anna nicole's daughter may have blown up as a tabloid target but these days is pretty much a normal eleven-year-old. she loves roller coasters. the violin. and making slime from scratch. but there's one thing extraordinary about danny lynn it is how she uses faith to help her cope with her mother's death. >> clearly she knows her mom is looking down on her. does she ever say anything about that? >> the other day she had a friend whose fish died and she said -- she said don't worry about your fish it's up there with my mom. and -- she said my mom's taking care of your fish. and everything's going to be okay. and so you know it wasn't scripted or something i said to her, it was something she came up with, that's how she deals with it. i'm proud she's who she is. >> happy birthday to you. >> we celebrated a lot of milestones with danny lynn over the years this was her third birt

let's go to nicole petallides at nyse with the latest. nicole? >> we watch market. markets were in turmoil the night of election. we were back to 18,000, 19,000, street threw to a new mile stone. 24,000 we broke through it this morning at the opening bell. never looked back. we had unusual circumstance we broke through the 1000 milestone, fifth of this year, through 24,000, and held the mark to close at 24,272, up 331 points. here are the biggest winners since 23,000. only 1000 points ago. this is 30 days ago. take a look here. we see nike, walmart, cisco. these were the best performers of 23,000 to 24,000. and you can see a mixed bag. nike hit 52-week high today. taking a look at the biggest losers since 23,000. that was certainly ge. that came under pressure with dividend cut and restructuring merck, ibm, proctor & gamble. those are laggards of the last 1000 points. here are names that contributed to the dow in points adding more than 500 points. just these names alone. 3m, unitedhealth and boeing. apple closed at 171.85. what did this rally come from? all on idea

nicole, give it to us. >> another beat. eight quarters in a row of the topped earnings per share. revenue 84, 87, let's take a look at that. i'm sorry, 52.6. so that is also a beat. the stock is up 2.3%. so apple a beat on the top and bottom lines. they're also talking about the demand for the iphone. cfo is saying he down know when the iphone x supply and demand will actually meet. they are happy with the ramp up of the iphone x production and it continues to grow every week. big picture we're seeing it to the upside right now. we'll delve into the numbers, what they scale about the 10. it is about forward guidance. we'll get that as well. david: not bad. melissa, go ahead. melissa: kevin, give me the reaction. that is a beat. >> most important number we focused on so this is really good for them. we'll have to see the read-through on the ipad sales as well as the iwatch. guess what? it has gone cellular. see how sales have gone. melissa: shanna. >> i echo what kevin said. there are other category, which is huge amount of

. >> nicole's place in huntington valley is named after nicole p pepelman, a mother of three killed by her husband. her friends and church members raised money to begin nicole's place to prevent a similar tragedy from happening to somebody else. >> what's exciting is all the families this will help locally in the huntington area, britath where we need support. >> it's in the marketplace shopping plaza. the hope is that having the fatalities out in the -- having the facility out in the open will encourage people to drop by. pamela osborne will have more on how the center will help victims of domestic violence coming up in the next hour. >>> 4:04. 47 degrees in philadelphia. a trial is scheduled to start in philadelphia for one of two men charged with defacing the frank rizzo statue in center city. the statue was spray painted with the words "black power" and other messages back in august. the vandalism followed renewed calls to remove the statue by those who see the former mayor and police commissioner as a racist figure. earlier it was announced that the statue would be moved, but it w