so the head lawyer was talking directly with simmons' attorney. that's what i was told.a fight between these two attorneys and the decision was made that my story, other survivors' stories as we've seen what happened repeatedly at the network doesn't matter. if you can squash it, if you can make it go away, all the better for nbc because then they don't need to take the hit. >> martha: we saw ronan farrow and rich mchugh came forward it made sense to you because you'd been down that road before. thank you very much. good to have you here tonight. thank you. >>> up next, new york city mayor bill de blasio refuse to acknowledge fourth graders asking to go to charter schools. he walked by them and we'll talk about that coming up next. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1, 3, or 10 gigs of data between lines, mix in lines of unlimited, and switch it up at any time. all with millions of secure wifi hotspots and the best lte everywhere else. it's a different kind of wireless network, designed to save yo

you don't know least track simmons down friday an officer spotted him inmate memorial park in dublin where he was placed under arrest charged with sexual-assault and residential burglary just please your doors and get cameras and stay safe, especially in dublin, you never expect this. >>and it's happening and that happened to like a told on people in my social media could be your mother your daughter can the u. >>simmons was booked here at the santa rita jail where he will remain until he appears in court next week in dublin fleet all kron 4 news. >>a man in critical condiiion. this morning after being hit by a pickup truck in valais how the 67 year-old was crossing broadway street at nebraska street sunday morning. he was hit by a red ford pickup, he was taken to the hospital with major injuries to his leg. and later suffered bleeding from his brain. the driver of the pickup truck was cited at the scene and his vehicle was impounded. police did not say speed drugs or alcohol played a factor in that accident. on national news said whistleblower has come forward with first and knowled

police arrested to simmons they say he has an extensive criminal history, including similar sex-crimes for spoke to the victim she did not want to go on camera but did give details about what happened that night. >>came into mind and start putting his hands down the backmyan which is when i woke and i turned around and ice when i saw his face i said what the are you doing in the end here and he turned around to right. >>the woman says her sons have seen him simmons the suspect around town but no one has a real connection to him she wants others to lock their doors and get cameras around their homes in order to stay safe. police believe simmons randomly targeted her home thieves who stole clothes from a storm on a creek been arrested thanks to a person's quick thinking. >>the thieves grabbed more than $7600 worth of clothing from the lululemon store on broadway plaza. then they took off in a car turns out the car was the same getaway car that was used in a robbery at the same lululemon store a week earlier. the person gave police a good description of the car which police say they then

you don't know least track simmons down friday an officer spotted him inmate memorial park in dublinre he was placed under arrest charged with sexual-assault and residential burglary just please your doors and get cameras and stay safe, especially in dublin, you never expect this. >>and it's happening and that happened to like a told on people in my social media could be your mother your daughter the u. >>simmons was booked here at the santa rita jail where he will remain until he appears in court next week in dublin fleet all kron 4 news. >>busted banks to witnesses quick thinking. police say last month the suspects grabbed more than 76 $100 of clothes. 11 store and then took off in a car. same vehicle was used as the getaway car when the suspect stole about $4,000 from that same lulu and a week before a person gave police a good description of the car. which police later found at a gas station in. 63 year-old woman is dead after being hit. police say the woman was a transit and her her name has not been released. she was hit on palmetto. she was taken to a maenr for treatnt but lat

dublin police have since identified the suspect as 24 year-old jett simmons came into mind and start putting his hands down the back of my pants. >>which is when i woke and i turned around and ice when i saw his face it was so dark. what the are you doing in the end here and he turned around to run right out and i chased him right out the sliding door and he was pulling up his pants jen says her sons have seen simmons around town but no one in the family has a real connection toim. >>police believe he randomly chose jens home. investigators describe him as a trans in with an extensive criminal history, including similar sex-crimes in the past jen is convinced she was close to becoming a rape victim. i believe he would have yes. you don't know elise track simmons down friday an officer spotted him inmate memorial park in dublin where he was placed under arrest charged with sexual-assault and residential burglary just please your doors and get cameras and stay safe, especially in dublin, you never expect. >>and it's happening and that happened to like a toll people in my social media,

. >> hours late police arrested this antonio simmons, a 4-year-old transient, taken into custody at pe memorial park. >> that is scary. >> reporter: raul says he had never seen the man in the park before until qulyesterday. >> he was sitting over there. >> reporter: you say him? >> yeah, i saw the picture of him and recognized that. >> reporter: simmons is at santa rita jail accused of sexual assault and residential burglary. in dublin, marianne favro, "nbc bay area news." >>> now to a tragic turn in the case of a redwood city man hit by a police cruiser last month. the 25-year-old victim has died from his injuries. the man was hit back on september 18th when an officer lost control of her patrol car while responding to a report of a home invasion. this is surveillance video. the victims was standing on the center median on el camino real near james avenue. wet road conditions are believed to have played a role in the freak crash. >>> this is the man accused of stabbing his 90-year-old father in belmont early yesterday morning. police say thomas love approached his sleeping father and

you don't know police track simmons down friday an officer spotted him inmate memorial park in dublin where he was placed under arrest charged with sexual-assault and residential burglary just please your doors and get cameras and stay safe, especially in dublin, you never expect this. >>and it's happening and that happened to like a told on people in my social media could be your mother your daughter the u. >>simmons was booked here at the santa rita jail where he will remain until he appears in court next week in dublin fleet all kron 4 news. >>in the east bay richmond police arrest 3 teenagers in connection to a shooting after a high school football game. the shooting happened on september 27th just a block away from de anza high school 3 students were injured in that shooting in and actually force the west contra costa county school district to make changes to their football games instead of starting at 7 o'clock in the evening. they actually push it up. so 5 o'clock in the evening and they made sure that all students have their ideas when they showed up to the games. the names of

conversations with the president, that's why such conversations are kept confidential lester >> keir simmons, thank you. >>> and a health scare tonight for one of the leading democrats in the 2020 campaign senator bernie sanders hospitalized for a heart procedure. nbc's andrea mitchell now with late details on that. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders, one of the most animated candidates on the trail. >> hardworking americans are sick and tired. >> reporter: known for his aerobic delivery and booming voice. >> this is the moment history will judge us by. >> reporter: hospitalized after experiencing some chest discomfort doctors discovering a blockage in one artery inserting two stints the procedure involves inserting a catheter tip with a balloon inflated to open the block cage. a stint is left behind. >> it's a minimally intensive surgery, accomplished quickly and has fantastic results. >> reporter: sanders who turned 78 last month seemed fine last night. a week ago talking about his health to stephen colbert. >> i'm in good health and, you know, running a vigorous campaign. >> reporter: at

dublin police have since identified the suspect as 24 year-old jett simmons came into mdad and start putting his hands down the back of my pants which is when i woke and i turned around and ice when i saw his face it was so dark. i said what the are you doing in the end here and he turned around to run right out. >>and i chased him right out the sliding door and he was pulling up his pants. >>jen says her sons have seen simmons around town but no one in the family has a real connection to him. police believe he randomly chose jens home. investigators describe him as a trans in with an extensive criminal history, including similar sex-crimes in the past jen is convinced she was close to becoming a rape victim. i believe he would have yes. you don't know least track simmons down friday an officer spotted him inmate memorial park in dublin where he was placed under arrest charged with sexual-assault and residential burglary just please your doors and get cameras and stay safe, especially in dublin, you never expect this. >>and it's happening and that happened to like a told on people in

nbc's keir simmons takes us inside. >> we're in western china for a rare look inside what human rights groups call modern day concentration camps. the chinese rejecting that criticism have allowed us to film but only with an escort for what often felt like a choreographed trip >> it is as if everybody is waiting for us >> reporter: we find a religious minority group sitting at desks, sleeping in dormitories, expected to swear allegiance to the chinese communist party. china calls them education and vocation centers designed to fight terrorism after attacks the chinese blame on the group our measures are effective a senior communist party official tells me. we meet a mother who says her young daughter lost both parents. her husband just died and now she is here. tell me it isn't brutal to take a 4-year-old daughter when her father has just died. >> translator: she can go home once every week >> reporter: her father died and her mother was taken away and can only see her once a week and you say that's fine. outside china, we hear far more disturbing stories. this mother shows the scars w

joining me now is keir simmon. she also serves in the national security council of the obama administration and joe rubin. a former department assistant secretary of state. keir simmon, i am going to start with you on this one. bring us up to date on what you are experiencing so far. >> hi my friend. those numbers you just read out there may turn out to be nothing in comparison to what we are about to see. today we watched turkish artillery pounding again and again across the border in to syria. we watch as we drove back to the safety of this location further away from the border, we saw a convoy of turkish tanks on their way to the syrian border so i think there has been a ground campaign underway, a much larger ground campaign will be planned. we are not told by turkey what the plans are. turkey says they're going to plan. and what turkey is trying to do here is challenging despite their huge advantage militarily over the kurds. there is a lot isis fighters. five isis fighters escaped from the camp in the last da

keir simmons, nbc news, turkey. >>> in hong kong, protests continue despite a ban on the protesters from police. thousands of people wearing mask defying the ban. that was imposed two weeks ago. and on sunday, tens of thousands are expected to turn out for protests organized for the group back in june brought 1 million to 2 million people to the streets. >>> meanwhile, the backlash continues to reverberate for the nba for that single tweet from the team executive in support of the protests. yesterday nbc commissioner adam silver said that china's government had asked him to fire daryl morey over the tweet, something he refused to do. but today china's foreign ministry firing back saying the china government made no such request. this back and forth of accusations does matter for the nba which will face substantial losses to its business in the china market. [ bell ] >>> right now that is the opening bell of the new york stock exchange. the dow down 182 points. it is down 200 points earlier. netflix leading tech shares lower. >>> well mark hurd is the co-ceo of oracle and hewlett-packard

my name is russell simmons playing for from for. the next 15 games back strong. thoughts of clinging to. this coach this is st. paul's books number 9 on the number one goal scorer a dutchman at home in germany. i feel really good. it's become a lot of respect yeah just can be my only just come to. germany so. now in the us sometimes. it's not always that is when he arrived in the summer of 2018 and straight down to business come the end of the season because it was the league's joint 3rd top scorer with one much play in march setting up a personal highlight. there is very cool sic employee it is 1st time trades in the produce 3 get the full has been played out and spread finished off by very close. to serious serious a threats against a judge it is funny because this is extraordinary. last democrat told the super sunday school children for the truth. that's for sure it was the 1st ones of the boys yeah that was definitely also special especially his route to the top was unconventional at 17 he was still playing amateur league football in the netherlands yeah it's

rift she believes in the ruling party's mantra pride in poland traditional family values and true simmons al-jazeera also. what's billed as the largest defense industry trade show in northeast asia has just opened in seoul rob bryant has more. the latest in military hardware and the perfect stage for south korea to showcase its new big ticket items. unveiled to the public for the 1st time its new fighter the k f x its most ambitious defense project to date. and the even more sophisticated f. 35 lightning purchased from the u.s. i think we've seen a lot of interest in the after 35 so beyond that i mean that's very good for our business of course by think it's very good for the security of the region south korea's liberal president moon j.n. is overseeing this expansion even as he pursues his policy of reconciliation with north korea which continues to develop its nuclear arsenal. this is the negative outcome of the current administration south korea has already said peace has arrived but this puts south korea in an illogical position because unless north korea denuclearize as they can't be

guys. >> keir simmons, thank you. >>> we turn to al. get another check of the weather. does. >> let's show you what we have going on right now, a big vigorous front stretching from new england all the way down into texas. heavy showers and thunderstorms in the lower mississippi river valley. temperatures toasty through the southwest with 90s in southern texas, 80s in the south. that front will move through. heavy rain in the northeast, mid-atlantic states later today into tonight, tomorrow it pushes down into the south, a frosty start through the >>> good morning, i'm kari hall, a beautiful sunrise coming through the clouds. we're going to start out with upper 50s and low 60s as you go out the door and it will be a warm afternoon. even oakland and san francisco will have some warm weather. today our temperatures will come down and it will be windy with very dry conditions. that increases our fire danger through midweek. >> and that's your latest weather, savannah. >> al, thank you so much. >>> well, everyone is assembled for pop start. >> i can't get out of the way. i d

thank you very much, therese caroline simmons joining us from ubs.is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ romaine: optimism rolling back into markets worldwide. in the u.s., the s&p 500 up about 1.7%. all of the major indexes up higher. industrials, financials, tech prematurely leaders. utilities the only thing really in the red. volatility down. yields on the 10 year up about 21 basis points this week alone. in the equity market, a lot of 52 week highs. gene -- homeale , apple at highs. guy: take a look at the dax. the dax is up by 2.7% on the trade story. s.a.p. up by 9.5%. volkswagen trading up by 5%. it is the trade narrative here in europe that really is leading the dax higher. it is absolutely bewildering to see what is happening here, and all on really quite strong volume as well. the european close is next. ♪ from the couldn't be prouders to the wait did we just win-ners. everyone uses their phone differently. that's why xfinity mobile let's you design your own data. now you can share it between lines. mix with unlimited, and switch it up at anytim

yom kippur war that's the holiest day in the jewish calendar a suspect is in police custody andrew simmons reports now from the city of hala. carmelita and methodically this gun man planned to kill jews on their holiest day of worship yom kippur dressed like a soldier wearing a steel helmet a camera is attached to it the device transmitting live video to a gaming website behind the police cordon is a synagogue the killers target but his plan failed the synagogue had been packed with dozens of worshippers safe from attack because the they can transfer doors were locked the gunmen had repeatedly opened fire on the doors he gave up and then shot randomly killing a woman passer by a covered body lying in the foreground here he went on to a nearby turkish kabob restaurant to kill again this man was inside. because if you know how i was standing at the entrance and saw an elderly woman passed by and behind her there was suddenly this man wearing a helmet and military style clothes he was holding a gun and wearing a baloch lover and then he tried to throw what looked like a hand grenade but it bo

yes to the new deal like every twist of the brics a crisis it's an unpredictable situation andrew simmons al-jazeera london. spain central government has dismissed a call for talks with catalan separatists despite a week of mass protests people in barcelona angry after separatist leaders were handling fee jail sentences for their role in a banned independence referendum back in 27. more news whenever you want it on our website is always there for you the address out to sea org dot com and see that the very latest on our top story what's going on with those protests up and let them all. there we are here we go let's update the top stories for you so far today mass protests spreading in lebanon demanding deeper political change big crowds are out on the streets for a 4th day raising their voices against rising taxation and alleged government corruption stephanie teka is at the protests in the lebanese capital beirut. with your peters there. majority of people there even economic reforms are not going to be enough because they simply lost jobs in the other just you know. the more pressure be

andrew simmons and he's outside the prosecutor's office also in istanbul and it wasn't that long ago that the u.n. general assembly when president edda one committed himself to continuing the investigation into the matter jamal khashoggi do we have any idea as to what sort of form that will take the onus to answer is no the form they'd like it's a is an extradition but the word on the attempt to get an extradition is blocks really because saudi arabia will have no truck with any call to move the suspects to turkey that's the reality 7 kilometers away you have the consulate on the mood there one of absolute outcry international outcry on a human rights basis about what happened a year ago hey you have the cold reality of a massive investigation this place was one of the busiest buildings in the world just over 11 months ago when it reached its height the investigation pushing and pushing with leaks some of them from here some of them from the police some from investigators and a case a solid case for murder charges but no it isn't taking place and now we have the politic the real poli

many say if they're better off it doesn't matter whether it's left centrist all right wing andrew simmons was. a group of election officials in kosovo for them after opening ballot boxes from expectorate voters in serbia they're being treated in hospital and the count has now been suspended because of a health snap elections last week but more than 300 ballot boxes from abroad are still to be counted 26 officials at an electoral office in the capital pristina had allergic reactions after opening boxes kosovo declared independence from serbia in 2008 but that's never been recognized by belgrade major protests in guinea on monday against president alpha come days planned to change the constitution and run for a 3rd term 6 opposition figures have been arrested ahead of their planned protest because more. this is downtown connector in the area called tell you a market area where over the weekend people have come to do their shopping to get basic necessities like rice water or oil because they fear that the shelf really close down because of these demonstration already people have been arreste

from we go to andrew simmons our correspondent who's outside the public prosecutor's office in istanbul we've also got. he's outside the consulate itself the saudi consulate in. jamal of course this is where the crime took place many people in many groups now determined that this crime will not be forgotten. and they're coming to organize more your service martin which they're calling. trying to. put the fire in methods that not only rob this crime not be forgotten but they will continue to call for justice to be delivered in order for those the perpetrators of this murder to be held accountable. but also to get on so is true questions that remain unanswered like where are the remains of jamal specialities body but also it's a call for protection of other journalists particularly in a region not releasing a lot of oppression and crackdown on a free press and that is one of the messages that. is legacy is based on it is that sets free press and the need for there to be people who speak truth to power aside from this memorial service which will have speakers including human rights activis

show the lauren justice party is now on course to win an even bigger majority al-jazeera is under simmons reports now from the capital for sofia. countdown to a projected win and poland's ruling party right wing populist and looking forward to a 2nd term in governing. mom a pub or did i know she we had reasons to be happy. because despite a strong front against us we managed to win and all signs pointed it was stay like this and if it stays like this the good change will continue. but what he describes as good change has polarized his country it may have led to the highest turnout in any election since 1989 the law and justice party does deliver on its promises for example a $125.00 a month allowance for parents of each child and 0 tax for under 26 year old all in this past term it's a party that does do what it says on the turn but many people are concerned about what's deep inside that. the opposition says the ruling party is taking poland away from western style liberal democracy. people want cooperation and they want to see as period of visions we see in our country today unfortunatel

keir simmons joins us from ankara.o much going on, they flew over saying they would broker a cease-fire but erdogan in the interim, while they were in the air, said he had no interest that cease-fire. >> reporter: that's right, andrea. and i know that you, my friend, have been in this situation more times than perhaps you care to remember, because we're standing here in the news conference room waiting for that news conference with the vice president. it was supposed to start well over an hour ago. no sign of the vice president. what we're hearing is that the u.s. delegation and the turkish delegation are still locked in talks. the first meeting between vice president pence and president erdogan lasted more than an hour. now this wider bilateral is lasting two hours and still going. andrea, it's not just officials in the room, this is a high level meeting, you have the vice president, the secretary of state. on the turkish side you have the president, you have the defense minister, the foreign minister, a senior genera

joining us from london, senior international correspondent eir simmons, keir simmons, great to have you, with james foley brutally murdered by members of a british isis group. what was her reaction to baghdadi's death over the weekend? >> well, i think it's fascinating, because amid the triumphantlism and the praise for the military and the politic, we too often in these moments forget to ask the families who have been directly affected, by the violence of isis. and when you take a pause from all of that, and you actually just listen, you will hear insights you perhaps won't hear elsewhere. so for example the family is praising the president and saying they do believe that their daughter was let down by the obama administration, that she wasn't rescued, and they are very directly saying that they believe that under the trump administration, there is more action, if you like. but on the other hand, you don't hear from those families the kind of language, despite their experience, despite the fact that they had lost people so close to them, due hear the kind of violent language that you h

that keir simmons incredible reporting on both fronts in china and the russia story.atch both of those as i mentioned on "morning joe" and the "today" show later today. >>> and steps the republicans party is taking to prevent divisions within the party ahead of the gop national convention. and energy secretary rick perry is mulling an exit from the trump administration. what his agency is saying about that matter. >> and bill karins is back with another check on the weekend forecast. all of it when we return. if you liv iabetes, why fingerstick when you can scan? with the freestyle libre 14 day system just scan the sensor with your reader, iphone or android and manage your diabetes. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose levels any time, without fingersticks. ask your doctor to write a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us you can do it without fingersticks. you may have gingivitis. when you brush, and the clock could be ticking t

he didn't sign it and also included another letter saying an extension would be a mistake and he simmons has the full story now from westminster. the u.k. is deep into bricks it uncertainty once more with the prime minister again being accused of breaking the law and boris johnson's government readying itself for another push to get parliamentary approval for a new withdrawal deal conservative government ministers believe they have enough support to win no meaningful vote on the new deal as early as monday we're going to leave the 31st we have the means and the ability to do so i think actually the mood in the country is clear and the prime ministers determination is absolute michael gove is the minister responsible for no deal breaks it preparations and he says he's triggering operational yellow the contingency plan he says the reason is there's no guarantee the european council will approve an extension and that heightens the risk of a no deal breaks it this appears to be a means of putting more pressure on employees to back the deal in parliament drawing one m.p. who's backing the dea

my fast simmons' were all. taken by the chinese government all the workers stay with my son stay with my wife and so all i want this is really human rights abuses of our time we decided to talk about it. just. tell the world. the truth about china systematic repression of the week is. tell the world coming soon on al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan doha the quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. officials say some american troops have withdrawn from a military position in northern syria that came under turkish artillery fire but it appears the outpost did not take a direct hit turkish forces are pushing deeper into territory held by the mainly kurdish fighters in syria united nations says 100000 people have been displaced zeros child stratfor is at the turkey syria border black smoke rising over northeastern syria turkish army tanks and reinforcements move towards the border with turkey military says it's captured a number of villages around the kurdish controlled towns of tilapia that russel

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my name is russell simmons playful from. strong. makes a big strong. part of the discipline intro. this thing because this is it still. holds books number 9 and 10 number one goal scorer a dutchman at home in germany. i feel really good sitting with. the suspect that's just going to be my only just going to. germany. now in the us sometimes. it's not always that. he arrived in the summer of $28.00 straight down to business come the end of the season because it was the league's joint top scorer with one much they had much setting up personnel files. there is very cool stick in play it is 1st hand trades in the bundesliga get the full history put a spade and finish stuff by franco's. who are serious sure that a when she gets a job it is because this is a stronger. stomach of the super son shilling for the tribe. natural before so it was the 1st ones i thought was yeah that was definitely also special special his route to the top was unconventional at 17 he was still. like how much a league football in the netherlands yet is a little bit strange used to want to kill more people. of co

dan simmons and emily bates are waiting for us on the show floor.elcome back to ceatec. this is ridiculous. some things that japan's annual tech shindig can leave visitors speeches, unfortunately, not so for emily. i have no idea what i'm doing... laughs. now, over to the kitchen, is your robot dog trying to tell you something? sony's aibo is now faithful to hitachi's appliances. if you leave the fridge door open or the washing machine finishes its cycle, he will come over and find you and bark and wag his tail — because an alarm going off isn't as cute and won't sell products. he even rides the robot cleaner, just like real dogs. and with these transparent tv screens from sharp, shop windows may never be the same again. ok, this is something i'm personally quite interested in and excited about. and part of the reason for that is any sample they take, if they do, takes a few hours or maybe even a couple of days to tell us what we've got. murata at 0saka prefecture university have created a portable device that gathers bacteria, making it quicker and

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. >> reporter: simmons is at jail, accused of sexual assault and residential burglary. nbc bay area news. >>> redwood city man hit by police cruiser last month has died with injuries. hit september 18th when officer lost control of-hour patrol car responding to report of home invasion. victim standing on the center median near james avenue. wet road conditions are believed to have played a role. >>> man accused of stabbing his father in belmont this morning. police say he approached sleeping father and began stabbing him without warning about 2:00 this morning. father is in stable condition, police arrested love without incident. >>> search for a woman turned into recovery effort. 8:30 coast guard helicopter crew discovered a body matching description of the missing 24-year-old. friends say she went for a swim, never came back. >>> magnitude 3.5 earthquake provided a jolt. surprising experts. 8:41 this morning. people close to the epicenter described a fast jolt that was loud and sent them scrambling outdoors. >> just been outside, other people went out, asking what was

rather going back to istanbul now we go to andrew simmons outside the prosecutor's office and we've got jamal who is outside the saudi consulate of course jamal this is where the crime was actually committed and there's an whole array of people and groups who are determined for this crime to be remembered. indeed martin and they are organizing a memorial service will begin the exact minutes on this last year of the street and to that building and then dumping this memorial service martin as a moment of silence and the idea behind this name is a century sending a defiant tone to those who murdered. that this bites their attempts to try and silence a free press to try and silence somebody. had written about what he saw as either corruption or oppression not just inside eurabia but also in the wider arab world that those attempts to silence those voices will not succeed far from its they have given birth true more determination amongst other groups so you have colleagues of his from the united states you have human rights activists you have his fiance you have politicians from egypt for ex

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greg simmons, sir peter ratcliff and kalen simmons.bel prize announced this year. >>> developing news in the impeachment battle against president trump. the attorney representing the first whistle-blower now says a second whistle-blower is coming forward. president trump has tried to dismiss the first whistle-blower's claims that he pressured ukraine's president to investigate joe biden's son saying that the whistle-blower had inaccurate, second or third-hand information. but the new whistle-blower claims to have firsthand knowledge of the incident. that person has spoken with the inspector general. on "this week" with george stephanopoulos republican congressman jim jordan struggled to defend the president's latest calls for china to get involved. >> the president asked china to investigate. >> we know they're not. >> why can't you answer yes or no? do you think it's appropriate? >> i don't think that's what he did. >> it was right there on camera. >> president trump has denied any wrongdoing. >>> the supreme court today starts a new

dara. >> keir simmons live from turkey.e turn to bill neely in you are beal in kurdistan. >> why is turkey still advancing? >> reporter: it is being condemned dara, chiefly by the u.s. at the moment which is warning that future relations would be damage, threatening sanctions on turkey. germany has stopped arms sales to turkey. the arab league condemning the invasion of another arab country. turkey is actually listening to all of this. it simply doesn't care. president erdogan saying we will not stop. regardless of what anybody says. a spokesman saying we simply will not listen to threats. but what keir was describing is very, very significant because the international backlash may well grow. there's the disturbing video of the prisoners being apparently executed at the side of the road. the turkish politician keir mentioned was well-known in this area, and i've seen stills, photographs of her bullet-ridden car. this morning an ngo, nongovernmental organization, in the north of syria is reporting a three-man ambulance team

nbc news senior international correspondent keir simmons is along the turkey/syria border. keir? >> reporter: hey, andrea. i'll explain where we are, in a turkish town which has been hit through the day by mortar rounds fired out of syria. they have killed multiple people, according to reports. and just a few hours ago, while we were reporting, a mortar round flew right over our heads and landed a short distance away from us. of course in the dark it gets more dangerous. what we've done is moved away from that location where we were overlooking the syrian border, just to be a little safer, pulled on the side of the road so we could talk to you, andrea. what we've watched through the day is turkish artillery pounding a syrian town and the area around it that we heard ground forces engaging. it sounded like it was aircraft fire at times and also artillery fire. clearly turkey is using its artillery ammunitions to try and soften the area before sending in more ground forces. and what we saw today, andrea, was president erdogan angry, refuting the suggestion that what he's doing is g

yesterday police told us they arrested jatonio simmons. they say he got into the woman's house thursday night thu an unlocked rear door. she told police she woke up when a man began touching her. she screamed and ran from the house and this morning simmons faces charges of sexual assault and burglary. >>> a new season, new arena, and new roster. we got our first look at the next era of the golden state warriors. the team played their first game at chase center in san francisco. the warriors faced off against the lake es and they did suffer a loss, but that did not stop the party. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spent some time with the fans. ♪ >> reporter: it was a party outside. in charge of getting everyone hyped up. they blew notes. the warriors new music ensemble. >> can we get a pre-halftime situation going on. ♪ >> reporter: fans from all over the bay area came to experience a $1.4 billion chase center. >> much easier to get here than going to oakland. we're glad that the team is coalking about transportation i jumped into a pedicab, th

. >>> we want to turn to nbc's keir simmons who is on the syria/turkey border.eir, what is the situation on the ground? >> rep i guess is the front line in the sense that we were a short distance away from turkish artillery, watching that artillery fire again and again, multiple times, watching turkish helicopters fly overhead. and actually on the road we saw turkish tanks, an array of turkish tanks on their way to the syrian poured. and for me, what today has told me with all of those albeit anecdotal observations is that we really are right now at the early stages of this. turkey isn't giving away very much information except to say their operation is going to plan. there is yet to come a major land move. there have been ground operations, but i think a far more substantial force is likely at some stage, once turkey thinks it has effectively softened the kurds, moved those fleeing civilians. and what we're seeing inside syr syria, as you've been mentioning, are civilian deaths. i expect those deaths will climb. turkey will want to push as hard as it can. in ma

yesterday police told us that they arrested jatonio simmons. they say he somehow got into the woman's house late thursday night through an unlocked rear door. she told police she woke up when a man began touching her. she screamed and ran from the house. this morning simmons faces charges of sexual assault and burglary. >>> new season, new arena, new roster. we got our first look at the next era of the golden state warriors. the team played their first game at chase center in san francisco. they faced off against the lakers and suffered a loss, but that certainly didn't stop the party. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spent some time with the ♪ >> reporter: it was a party outside. in charge of getting everyone hyped up. they blew notes. the warriors new music ensemble. >> can we get a pre-halftime situation going on. ♪ >> reporter: fans from all over the bay area came to experience a $1.4 billion chase center. >> much easier to get here than going to oakland. team is coming to the city. >> reporter: talking about transportation i jumped into a pedi

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holiest day in the jewish calendar 2 people were killed and a suspect is in police custody andrew simmons has been following developments from the city of hama. carmelita methodically this gun man planned to kill jews on their holiest day of worship yom kippur dressed like a soldier wearing a steel helmet a camera is attached to it the device transmitting live video to a gaming website behind the police cordon is a synagogue the killers target but his plan failed the synagogue had been packed with dozens of worshipers safe from attack because the they kendra installs were locked and she's given her because i saw how he shot the story so he started out here in shock directly and i thought the store wouldn't hold and then he's in the yard and there's another door like this one and then if the 2nd door doesn't hold then it would have been really bad the gunman had repeatedly opened fire on the door he gave up and then shot randomly killing a woman passer by a covered body lying in the foreground here he went on to a nearby turkish kabob restaurant to kill again this man was inside. because i

joining me, keir simmons live from turkey. keir, what's the situation as you can tell? >> reporter: hey, ali, we are here because we retreated a bit away from where we were today. we were on the border with syria. we watched a bombardment of turkish artillery hitting syrian positions. throughout the day in terms of saying they're taken 11 of them, looks like they -- as you mention, it has lead to thousands of kurds fleeing, civilians, trying to get away from fighting. and as ever with a fight, battle, it is two sided, not one sided. while we were there, more artillery fired by the kurd position to the turkish forces fired into turkey here. a number of people were killed, including children. we actually heard mortar firing over our heads, the deep whistle, familiar sound, landing in a field beyond us. that was the point in which we began well, we need to move away, particularly as it got dark. that's enterprise is going its way and it certainly should be because it has the fire power, there are days ahead, they may be difficult days ahead, particularly if turkey tries to

. >> senior international correspondent keir simmons. it was extremely difficult to watch, especially in the beginning when you talk to that father and son. and at the end, when you're confronting the chinese official and asking him why they think it's okay to separate a mother from her daughter. >> yeah. >> what is our administration's policy? i know we're in a trade war with china. >> right. >> but is this being addressed, being considered? >> it's a good question. actually, this really is central to american politics. what's happening in china because of the crucial commercial relationship between china and america. there were two bills. one the senate marco rubio leading that one and one in the house. so the president could see a bill on this uygher issue in the next weeks and months. >> what do the bills look like? >> the bills are to bring sanctions against china for its policy, to put pressure on china over its uygher policy. in the end, judge a country by the way it treats its own citizens. it is now the second most powerful econ

in dublin told police that on thursday night she woke up to the 24-year-old whose name is jatonio simmons touching her inappropriately. she screamed and then he left. police believe he got in through an unlocked back door. he's a known transient and they arrested him in memorial park yesterday. >>> four arrested in a laptop robbery in san leandro. it happened at a starbucks in mack arthur boulevard. police arrested perry and labari perry and two teenage girls and they stole a laptop and jumped into a waiting car and got out of there except this robbery did not go as planned. the getaway car ended up crashing nearby. the suspect jumped out, ran away and officers caught up with the girls quickly with the help of drones and then arrested the 24-year-old the very next day. >> a gruesome rampage in new york city's chinatown. a man beat four sleeping homeless men to death. it appears the suspect is also homeless. he allegedly used a metal pipe in the attack. police say they are still searching for a motive. >> it appears to be right now just a random attacks, no one was targeted by race, age, o