. >> reporter: investigators say jayme fled the house, running into the arms of jean nutter, a socialker out walking her dog. >> i saw a young woman approach me. she was crying and said, i need help, i don't know where i am, i'm lost. please help me. >> reporter: when nutter asked the frightened teen where she was coming from, jayme pointed at the house across the street. >> i kept telling jayme, don't worry, everything's going to be okay. >> reporter: wanting to put distance between them and her captor's house, nutter brought jayme down the road to the home of peter and kristin. >> it was like seeing a ghost, for real. it was -- i mean, it took my breath away, you know. i'm still -- it's kind of hard for me to wrap my mind around it. >> reporter: incredibly jayme was able to give a name and description for patterson, even providing authorities with a vehicle description that ultimately led to his arrest. >> in cases like this, we often need a big break. it was jayme herself who gave us that break. >> reporter: jayme is now living with her aunt. a month after her escape they released

as mayor nutter says, he needs to be scared. what can we do here in new york city to make sure that he, lee's eldon out of nonviolent, is feeling scared? the nassau county executive, a democrat, she decided to take ice and put out an office on the grounds of a public hospital out there so that people want to go get health care, you got to walk by the ice office area what are we doing to make sure laura current is scared? that's the question. election lies, the question is not, how do we make sure jerry nadler is good on our issues? he is good on our issues. the question is, how do we make sure all these other places in new york state -- not alabama, mississippi, i am talking about long island, westchester. that's the question. if we want to make sure that things like family separation policy never see the light of day again, then we need to be committed to making sure we do what we can do so that the lee zeldins and people like that feel the heat and understand that their constituents don't do it. one of the things we are doing

as mayor nutter said, he needs to be scared. what can we do here in new york city to make sure that he, lee zeldin, out of long island is feeling a little scared? laura concern, the nassau county executive, a democrat, she decided to take i.c.e. and put up an office on the grounds of a public hospital out there so that people want to go get health care you have to walk by the i.c.e. office. what are we doing to make sure laura is scared? right. that's the question. the question is not how do we make sure elections -- the question is not how do we make sure jerry nadler is good on our issues. the question is how do we make sure all these other places in new york state, i'm not talking about alabama or mississippi, long island, i'm talking about westchester and the hudson valley, places like that, that's the question. if we want to make sure that things like family separation policy never see the light of day again, then we need to be committed to making sure we do what we can do so that the lee zeldin and john kakto, and people l

mayor nutter, does that argument really work with the vast majority who are better off?know anyone who thinks the current occupant of the white house is a blue collar guy. probably the last blue collar he saw was probably on one of his polo shirts. >> that's a different argument, and a fair one. >> jim, the fact that the mayor -- >> -- all across pennsylvania. >> david, go ahead. it is a fair argument to say that joe biden can appeal more as one of them than a donald trump can. >> look, that doesn't bear itself out like the past races the vice president has run for president, he performed anemically. the mayor overlooks the small fact, you can't argue with facts. that's the tough part about it. hispanic unemployment, all-time low in history. african-american unemployment, all-time low in history. that's not in 49 states and not including pennsylvania. that includes pennsylvania. i promise, this president is going to make a vigorous outreach for african-american votes in pennsylvania and philadelphia, all across the commonwealth as well as hispanic votes. we'll campaign i

my name is melanie nutter. i am the owner of nutter consulting. i am the former director of the san francisco department of the environment, so i am here to also add my voice in support of the reappointment of amanda eaken to the sfmta board. i've had the pleasure of knowing amanda in her capacity at nrdc for a number of years and we have worked together very closely on a number of projects to help improve public transit as well as to improve shared mobility services in the city and county of los angeles. but i really wanted to just come and add my support and let you know from the work that i've done with amanda, she is a bold leader, she is a compassionate leader. she is smart, she wants to provide people with a viable option to get out of their cars and really address climate change here in san francisco. so i think it's appropriate on earth day that you're considering her appointment, so i hope you approve that and thank you for your consideration. >> chair ronen: thank you. is there any other member of the public that would like to speak? see

a serious challenge from a candidate who's hardly your run of the mill politician he's in fact a nutter and standup comedian called a deliberate who joined me earlier to explain how it's all been going to date. so the choice is the current president petro poroshenko with something about twenty years of experience in politics who won sixteen percent in the first round and the second choice is comedian bold immersive lenski with twenty years of experience in show biz who got more than thirty percent and the first round and mr poroshenko i can tell you just before the voting began who relied heavily on anti russian or even nationalistic sentiment what he did was he called on all ukrainians to appear at the polling stations and preditions colorful ukrainian church which are known as because however when he showed up in front of the cameras at his polling station he was wearing a plain classic suit but mr selenski was wearing something more casual he was wearing just a plain white t. shirt. and he was in absolutely great mood and he said the reason for that was eminem music which his wife pl

i probably come across as some tinfoil—hat nutter, but anybody that flies knows..." "a drone's shut down gatwick? a single drone, what?" so could john be right? eyewitnesses describe the drone as large, maybe commercial, with bright lights and moving extremely fast. this is the only footage that claims to show it. she's coming over your head, over your head. but it has never been authenticated. the police say there are 115 eyewitnesses. but where are they? we've spoken to the police, the airport, the airlines, air—traffic controllers, and many in the local community, asking for people who saw the drone, but nobody has come forward, and in the age of the smartphone there are no verified pictures either. and a police interview from the time raised further doubts. are you even considering the possibility that they may not have been genuine drone sightings in the first place? we cannot discount the possibility that there may have been no drone at all. when his boss went on radio 4 to confirm there had been a drone, he muddied the waters even more. i'm absolutely certain

recent polls suggest palestinian israeli voter turnout could be lower than the last elections adam a nutter says he intends to boycott this vote. also. boxes when there are open the box like an instrument and we are not. we have a history where after this we have life we have we have a homeland and we have roots the palestinian israeli parties are predicted to get around eleven seats according to the latest polls out of one hundred twenty and regardless whether it's benjamin netanyahu or his main challenger benny gantz forms a new government through a coalition the palestinian israeli parties say they will join them palestinian israelis make up almost a fifth of israel's population and they hold full israeli citizenship but have only spoken to say they face racial discrimination such as the controversial nation state bill that was passed last year which says that israel is the nation state of the jewish people and self-determination is also unique to the jewish people. are using this law and they will use it more and more in the future to make equality impossible. is a human rights activist

mayor nutter, he is upside down in the polls, meaning pennsylvanians thursday far, the majority, sayingy won't vote for donald trump. but the economic numbers are in this corner, agreed? >> well, michael, depends on where you live. we know unemployment only counts for people who are working or who are looking for work. does not count the folks who have basically given up or basically dropped out. so if you're in the middle of northern philadelphia or west philadelphia, or some places i'm sure in pittsburgh or other places in pennsylvania, those numbers are not true in any circumstance. and so, you know, there's national numbers. there's state numbers, and then there's on the ground where real people live and are struggling in many, many communities across pennsylvania and across the united states of america. you know, the concept of either lowering the cost of college or, in some instances for some, possibly even free, that's not a wild idea. >> no, mr. mayor, please -- >> not lowering the costs, please, please. >> david, david, you got to give your speech. >> okay. >> let me make a few

senator bob kasey, former governor ed rendell and philadelphia mayor michael nutter. it -- we'll have full analysis in just a couple of minutes. >>> also the summit between russian president vladimir putin and north korea's kim jong-un got under way overnight. the two leaders met for the first time early this morning. they shook hands and posed for photos before sitting down for talks. who knows what they are saying right there. both kim and putin have high hopes for the summit even though moscow say the talks won't produce any formal agreements. the kremlin has been eager to play a role in newark's nuclear talks. putin told kim we welcome your efforts to develop an interkorean dialogue and normalize north korea's relations with the united states. this is kim's first trip to russia. it comes about two months after his second summit with president trump failed because of a dispute over sanctions. joining me now live from vladivost vladivostok, russia, nbc news foreign correspondent -- say it again five times. >> vladivostok. >> what more can you tell bus the summit so

recent polls suggest palestinian israeli voter turnout could be lower than the last elections adam a nutter says he intends to boycott this vote. when their needs are to open the box like an instrument and we are not. we have a history we have to this time we have life we have we have homeland and we have roots the palestinian israeli parties are predicted to get around eleven seats according to the latest polls out of one hundred twenty and regardless whether it's benjamin netanyahu or his main challenger benny gantz forms a new government through a coalition the palestinian israeli parties say they will join them palestinian israelis make up almost a fifth of israel's population and they hold full israeli citizenship but have only spoken to say they face racial discrimination such as the controversial nation state bill that was passed last year which says that israel is the nation state of the jewish people and self-determination is also unique to the jewish people. are using this law and they will use it more and more in the future to make equality impossible. is a human rights activist

recent polls suggest palestinian israeli voter turnout could be lower than the last elections adam a nutter says he intends to boycott this vote. when their needs are to open the box like an instrument and we are not. we have a history we have to understand we have life we have we have homeland and we have roots the palestinian israeli parties are predicted to get around eleven seats according to the latest polls out of one hundred twenty and regardless whether it's benjamin netanyahu or his main challenger benny gantz forms a new government through a coalition the palestinian israeli parties say they will join them palestinian israelis make up almost a fifth of israel's population and they hold full israeli citizenship but have only spoken to say they face racial discrimination such as the controversial nation state bill that was passed last year which says that israel is the nation state of the jewish people and self-determination is also unique to the jewish people. are using this law and they will use it more and more in the future to make equality impossible. is a human rights activist

directing, giving notes to emilia clark and kit harington and hanging with that episode's director, david nutterbecome a lawyer but she could also have a career as an hdtv host. kim treating instagram followers to a tour of her bathroom. folks began asking questions about those sinks after her "vogue" shoot last week. >> kim explaining kanye helped design them. there's a slight slope for the water to drain into those slits. she says she can turn the pressure up as much as she wants with no splashing. >> that's a very unique -- man, the rich people have all the cool stuff. >> i know, leave it to kanye. just a slight -- >> just a little slit in there. . >>> making news in "america this morning" -- new details on the mueller report being released today and how many redactions are expected. democrats overnight lashing out, accusing the attorney general of trying to spin the report before it's released. the new demand from democrats. >>> new this morning, the rescue in the cave. >> i was checking every nook and cranny and crevasse for a body. so, when i popped out of the surface, i was looking direct

[applause] michael nutter is the 98th mayor of his hometown of philadelphia. and was a two term hair and had to leave that office because of term limits. some mayors abide by those limits. [laughter] and after serving almost 15 years of the city council he rose to the position of mayor and that's actually hard to do. i'm not sure how you did that. we are very fortunate to have the mayor here with the professional practice of urban public policy right here at columbia. and received a degreero at the wharton school. that's why you will always be from philadelphia? and finally the executive director of the nation's largest right here to comprise 200 organizations with the work that you do with that extraordinary group of not for profits. steveel has really push the envelope on the work of the immigration coalition and to receive his jd from harvard law. and then claim them from new york anyway. to welcome the panel this evening but i want to start with lee because he can help us set the stage to really understand what's going on. the work has been critical to ens

of the supporters will be attending the fundraiser, including bob casey, ed rendell, and michael nutters well as several members of congress mostly representing pennsylvania. they include brandon boyle, matt cartwright, madeleine dean, chris evans, representative lisa blunt manchester of delaware. harris in miami, florida, independent. what do you think of the news the former vice president is in the race? caller: i think this is going to be a disaster. number one, he is going to suck up all the oxygen out of the room just like hillary did and then you are going to see a situation where he is going to lose. and the reason he is going to lose is there is nothing new, fresh, or exciting about joe biden. joe biden is a great guy, i like him, but we are in a political space right now where it is all about excitement. go back to obama. obama excited people. there was something new, fresh, and exciting about obama. bush, peopleo gw go i would like to have a beer with this guy. it is unfortunate only policy wonks like myself care about policy. most people care about personality. these are pers

the question eu leaders will be asking themselves is considered the prime minister's nutter.t in parliament. something the prime minister has failed to do for months. but they will want to know if she can, and i think they are not going to want this to drag on for ever and ever, and there is no guarantee she will get what you asked for, because last month, when the prime minister as for her first extension to do and if 30s, they said no, you can't, you can have on sunday the 22nd. if you passage your, april the 12th, if you don't. that is a deadline we are hurtling towards, and there may well be there isa towards, and there may well be there is a big argument among eu leaders about the benefits of eitherjust like nursing, you can have a very short extension until the middle of may, if it does not pass, we are looking at no—deal, r, and this is the impression we are getting from donald tusk, at the might to decide to play this very long. we don't wa nt to to play this very long. we don't want to go through this month by month extension progress. the cards are in the eu's hands