win 2-1. ♪ that's when country comes to town ♪ >> todd: almost.nkees jerseys shouldn't see smiling. >> abby: that's what we do on the plaza of fox and friends we're right in the heart of midtown new york city but we do think you'll never find anywhere else in new york unless you go to the middle of the country, where i'm from utah. >> david: we like the little tractor. >> todd: thanks to helrick's family farms we're back out there talking to them as well. pumpkins, you know what else, hay rides. >> david: still working on the donuts. >> todd: we don't have them yet we'll get them in here soon, i have a feeling they may have been stole in by our friend ed henry whose also joining fox news chief national correspondent. >> david: that's a heavy assault there. >> todd: donuts my friend? >> i could but pete how many times you playing this yankees clip? you're from minnesota right how did the twins do? >> todd: let's not talk about that. i live right inside this box okay? >> and you're failing to disclose your producer shawn, the ep, is a mets fan and e

todd: how can we help?o to my website, rod jones charity.com. donate to charities and supporting there. by the really nice t-shirt i'm wearing and most importantly you can actually rsvp to run with me. i'm encouraging everybody to come around a mile or whole thing whatever you want. david: you are an inspiration. thank you for service in all you do. corey dillon dass gave with iran. >> of imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, maybe that is why kim jong un has his own version of mira lago. up next with "fox and friends." to ridiculous plot twists. (gasping) son? dad! we also know you can avoid drama by getting an annual check-up. so we're partnering with cigna to remind you to go see a real doctor. go, know, and take control of your health. it could save your life. doctor poses! dad! cigna. together, all the way. your body was made for better things than dad! rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for

he's standing by with todd mcshay. >> todd: thank you, steve.me, the first hatch, the offensive struggles and then second half, it clicks, 21 points. what was the difference, man? >> i think we just got rolling. we found a rhythm and, you know, just -- it felt good to get a rhythm. and, you know, to be on the same page with the receivers, the o-line was on the same page and, you know, that's what happens, you know? we're a great team. we believe we are. and when we're on the same page, when we don't beat ourselves, we're hard to stop. >> todd: how big was your defense tonight? >> oh, my gosh. the defense was huge. we couldn't be in the position we're in today, getting that win without our defense. appreciate it, bro. but it's a great team win. we'll look at the film, get better, as well. >> todd: congratulations. >> thank you. >> steve: i think todd and sam really covered that all. you talk about the offense, the great drives and yet with all the great drives in the end, it was still the defense of the trojans that had to make the play to save t

he's standing by with todd mcshay. >> todd: thank you, steve.me, the first hatch, the offensive struggles and then second half, it clicks, 21 points. what was the difference, man? >> i think we just got rolling. we found a rhythm and, you know, just -- it felt good to get a rhythm. and, you know, to be on the same page with the receivers, the o-line was on the same page and, you know, that's what happens, you know? we're a great team. we believe we are. and when we're on the same page, when we don't beat ourselves, we're hard to stop. >> todd: how big was your defense tonight? >> oh, my gosh. the defense was huge. we couldn't be in the position we're in today, getting that win without our defense. appreciate it, bro. but it's a great team win. we'll look at the film, get better, as well. >> todd: congratulations. >> thank you. >> steve: i think todd and sam really covered that all. you talk about the offense, the great drives and yet with all the great drives in the end, it was still the defense of the trojans that had to make the play to save t

world todd: yes. when i was first told about it a couple months ago, i thought, against anything -- i worked in a federal prison. ainst anything that ties the hands of another federal law enforcement agency to ffectively do their job. >> how about treatment? was it difficult for thad to get treatment? pointed out it wasn't the most effective, though relapse is such a difficult subject. dorie: right. research -- we were so naive. do dn't know how to anything. ok, find him a place to go. k. but our daughter is quite the found the nd she place. thad loved to lift weights. he was at the gym every day. that id, mom, i found one was -- has a little gym, you now. everything just fell into place. from our terribly far home. -- shall wish the nd results would have been better. >> was there a reason? do you have any reason why you thad relapsed twice? now i think maybe the drug of his upcoming being nervous about, what if i fail. ecause he had friends who -- that he met through meetings we're going at through i

pete: thanks, todd.hat assisted suicide wasn't an option when he was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor three years ago. now the president of the patients' rights action fund, and outspoken critic of assisted suicide legislation, j.j. and his wife, kristen, join us live this morning. complicated situation here, and we already have an epidemic and problem of veteran suicide in this country but in your particular case you were a marine corps infantry officer served overseas in ramadi, we were just talking about it in iraq. you saw combat over there. then you were diagnosed with an inoop rabble brain tumor, you thought you had only three months to live and you were given the option to take your own life. tell me about that situation. >> thank you so much. really i had a rare form of brain cancer in the left part of the brain, and when i was told i had four months left to live and not only once but by one particular doctor, two doctors, three separate doctors where we had different problems that this w

todd: thanks.n the next hour for now back to new york city. steve: thank you very much, todd. ainsley: we love knoxville. thank you, todd. steve: bombshell evidence shows hillary clinton's campaign and the dnc paid for that so-called dirty dossier as two new house investigations open into her email and the russian uranium deal. ainsley: congressman ron desantis is leading the charge. he is going to join us live. the newest medal of honor recipient army captain gary rose will also join us live. steve: what an honor. ♪ ♪ we can be heroes ♪ for adults with advanced non-small cell lung cancer, previously treated with platinum-based chemotherapy, including those with an abnormal alk or egfr gene who've tried an fda-approved targeted therapy, here's a question: who wouldn't want a chance for another...? who'd say no to a...? who wouldn't want... a chance to live longer. opdivo (nivolumab). opdivo demonstrated longer life versus chemotherapy. over 40,000 of these patients have been prescribed opdivo. opdi

the bbc‘s michelle fleury spoke with the state legislator todd kaminsky who is sponsoring the bill.t kind of spreads like poison ivy andi it kind of spreads like poison ivy and i think it is harmful to the help of democracy. new york state senator todd kaminski is upset about how social media is deceiving voters in his district. sunlight is the greatest disinfectant. he wants to pass a bill which would force facebook and other online sites to disclose who pays for political ads in his state. i come from a district in the suburbs of new york city where people use facebook everly. people have been targeted by political groups, anonymously, with advertising. when you look at an ad like this, what it will show you on the bottom is, 320 likes, 80 comments, and you think, what happened my reputation in my community? is very hard. haven't

todd: it only lasts 30 days or so. i cannot find a place to describe him at. i called in place, the only prescribed patients who went to the treatment center. i was not able to get him in. he relapsed. lenny: dorie, relapse is common . when he came out, we hopeful? what did you think it happened -- came out, or you hopeful? what did you think would happen? dorie: i thought it was a bump in the road. better.y wanted to get he -- i mean -- it is totally out of our family -- are -- realm. i just want to say -- it does not happen to us. lenny: when he relapsed, what clues did you have? what did you see? said, youaviors i reminded me of when -- he said no, no, no. lenny: when he relapsed, was he using pain pills or street drugs? what happened? todd: when he did not have pain --ls, it is when turned to is when he turned to heroin. he relapsed, so we took them back. -- took him back. he did not do as good as he did the first time. he was not as excited. he had drug court coming up and had the anxiety and everything. and then about three days -- i think drug courts wo

todd and dorie, i really want to thank you so much for coming down and speaking.your story is heartbreaking, and hopefully effective in the war on opioids. and alice, pity, obviously speaks for itself and i'm going to turn this over to my colleague. he's going to ask questions for the next panel, and tha you all very much for listening. [applause]

todd piro is having breakfast with friends in harrisburg, pennsylvania. todd?folks here about the president's tax plan. can he get the deal through congress? that's the question. speaking of deals, check this out for 1.99, two eggs, hash browns. we will be talking about that all when "fox & friends" comes back. ♪ book now at choicehotels.com ...you might be missing to stasomething... ♪ ...your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite. it helps replenish nutrients your eyes can lose as you age. nourish your eyes to help keep them healthy. ocuvite. be good to your eyes. ♪ steve: well, you saw the president of the united states in the 6:00 hour live from that airport hanger out at the international guard in pennsylvania talk about tax reform, right? ainsley: that's right. so we sent todd piro to have breakfast with friends this morning to get their reaction, right, brian? brian: right, todd, tell us what's going on. todd: good morning, steve, ainsley, and brian. hope all is well with you. we are talking with the folks here, president trump's speech was right down the road

ainsley: todd is at carol's place which is in forest, virginia. hey, todd. todd: hey, guys.ck there let's do that. we do have breakfast here. we also have great conversation. the reason we are here in virginia is there is a huge governor's race one of only two in the nation. pits ralph northa.m. against ed gillespie. there is going to be a huge procession there when president obama makes his first real public appearance since leaving office in support of ralph northa.m. president trump has -- you heard boos just now. president trump has endorsed ed gillespie. talk with people right now. said, "a small business owner and veteran. thank you for our service to our country. you voted for president trump. he is going to vote for ed gillespie because of veterans' issues. why? >> i believe he stands up for the veterans. that's a big, important issue. it seems to me that over the years we have not stood up for him like we should. men and women that are puts their lives on the lines for us. todd: speaking of stood up. you said you stopped watching football in large part and supportin

todd shepherd. republicans are frustrated with a number of issues about how the russian investigation began. we saw a lot of that one friday, late in the day, chuck grassley, chairman of the judiciary committee, issued a press release. he is continuing to press the fbi for documents that would judiciarynd the committee exactly how the fbi first laid their hands on the russia dossier. i know that is not exactly the evidence you are bringing in your call, sir. the issue that chairman grassley was bringing up is that christopher steele, the author of the dossier, there were reports that he shared that information to british intelligence services, and then the dossier winds up in the hands of american intelligence services. if the american intelligence services then hear from their british counterparts core operating information covers -- information, it looks as if it is corroborating, but it is actually the same information from the same source. it is the chamber. if the dossier is what launched the f

todd, how are we positioned?uld we be positioned ahead of the oil inventory data in 19 minutes time? guest: i think the data has been priced into the market and they are expecting slight declines. i think over all the numbers we have seen have been supportive of the higher prices, but the real one that stands out is not the tension in the middle east, those come and go like the wind. the rising demand expectations component we are hearing out of the middle east, that will keep the prices on the rise as well as opec can maintain the cuts beyond what the current settings are. extend theec does production cuts, what is the upside for oil? todd: i think 54 is a tough level to get to. not only has there been technical resistance, but it will bring in more producers. when we talk about the cuts being status quo, that is where the demand component will offset the rising production and exports for the u.s., as well as nigeria. so there is a lot of things, so if all the pieces do not come into place do not be surprised to

to todd: no, i think the dollar will go back to one. we came down from 104.onnie: that would be a substantial move. what are we seeing with oil? we are seeing a bounce, but it doesn't have much to do with the dollar. todd: no, none of the commodities have been affected by the dollar. they haven't really rallied. oil is rallying because there may be a bit of a short squeeze going on, and you had saudi arabia trying to convince u.s. shale producers to jump in with them and clued on price. i don't think that is going to happen, but that is one thing you are seeing, which is creating this rally. they can keep the supply down. vonnie: todd horwitz, we have to leave it there. chief strategist at bubba trading.com. still ahead, we will speak to richard thaler. he just won the nobel prize for economics. this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: this is "bloomberg markets ." i am mark barton in london. vonnie: in new york, i am vonnie quinn. this year's nobel prize for economics goes to richard thaler , the university of chicago booth school of business professor, for shutting light

jose rodriguez cruz pled guilty to second degree merden area proming todd show police where.pecialist is buried and in return only have to serve twelve years in prison. paul wagner broke the store dwli morning and killed hered in the house on fourth street northwest and under the cover of darkness and out of pam's many surveillance cameras slipped body out a side window and put her in the ground. >> mother and son sat in the courtroom today and licensed adds debra signs red the evidence against jose rodriguez cruz the two stood and confronted pam's exboyfriend letting him know how they felt after all these years. >> it felt good a little relief coming up in now to speak instead of holing it in all these years. >> derrek builtler toll the judge he didn't care if cruz got any time at all as long as he tells us where the body is. >> well, it was important to the and missing toring her home and know where she is. >> he has to make a good faith best effort. if we're misled and he doesn't help we're back why we started again. >> the process to recover p pam's body is underway. >> 2

students were relocate todd other schools within the district. >> and a manhunt does continue tonight in chester to a suspect wanted for robbing and sexually assaulting aneled arely woman at gunpoint. eyewitness news reporter alicia nieves has details. >> reporter: police in delaware county need help fin finding this man. in early hours of friday morning surveillance shows him boldly walking down 23 and chester with a long rifle. shortly after he is seen in video authorities say near the walnut park plaza apartments an elderly woman was asglakd he robbed her at gunpoint and that was not enough. the items were not nuvrment he had to do more. he sexually salted her. >> brady hall knows the woman robbed and sexually assaulted it's a relative of his. he said she was on her way to work when this man closed in on her. >> person attempted to take her dignity, her pride and her strength and what he doesn't rely on was that she was going to have loved ones that would be strang for her. >> his loved one is specifically and mentalry trying to recover and he's trying towing catch the criminal. he

director todd jonathan fletcher wrote the script based on the teen's ideas and composed the songs. my aims are to show the kids that they're capable of more than they ever imagined possible these people who have ended up in europe from who've come from somewhere else can contribute not just be here not just be integrated in the sense is a sense of the word integrative but contribute which is beyond integration and i think that's what people want to do. even at break time the teams learn each other's languages. they have trouble if i'd never had anything to do with refugees before and it was interesting to get to know another side of them. and see what kind of people they really are. that's from and. then a quick cost of jack the performers even so their own outfits. i've acted in a few theater groups before so this was like more training for me. not in my case i'm doing all of this for the first time. now acting and singing are now my main hobbies and it's. my hair and zina like the others are doing all this in their free time and often for the first time. for this particular proje

also want todd show you that in addition to nate we're keeping an eye on this. this is tropical storm ophelia i didn't want you to hear about it or if it becomes a hurricane because we think it will sit out here and spip for the next several days. look how far away it is from the east coast thank hev ans and doing a loop deloo though it may become a hurricane and busy in october with tropical weather. we're staying warm and humid. today has been ridiculously warm and humid it was 85 feeling like 9 tropical humidity which nate brought into town. some of that lingers as nate depart. so i wanted you to know we'll be on the warm side and drop to 70 tonight. with isolated shower. not out of the question. all that humidity my translate to fog late tonight and tomorrow morning. we're keeping it in the forecast for early morning hours of your tuesday. more clouds than sun on tuesday. 4 degrees. so far above normal. 70 average. we'll still have a lot of clouds. i'm thinking that tomorrow is generally a dry day. but a frontal boundary will sink on south and chance of show

senate vote todd move forward on republican budget plan a big step for party's goal to cut taxes and simplify the irs code. president trump tax plan corporate rate from 35 reduce tax brackets and double standard deduction. he says his tax plan is once in generation opportunity to revitalize economy and businesses and the american drem. let's give our country the best christmas present at all. massive tax relief. get our tax cuts through the house, through the senate, and to my desk for signature. >> critics warn the president tax plan will mroon the federal budget deficit. the bill will need almost every gop vote to pass. >> president trump travel ban was set to go into effect today limit tion travel from eight xwntyes. that will not happen for a while. a federal judge in hawaii temporarily blocked the ban. judge is granting state of hawaii requests to block the government friend forcing policy. state calls the ban a promise to exclude muslims from the u.s. >> time 4:3. prince george country police need your help finding missing 13-year-old. fletcher was last seen on october 16 in th

running show in television history, celebrating its 70th year, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. it's his party and you can cry if you want to. however you view what's happened to the republican party over the past year, president trump has managed a hostile takeover or that he's being greeted as a liberator, there's no question now that he has recreated the party in his own image, at least the base of his party in his own image. beyond that, he's struggling. our brand new nbc news "wall

new york state senator todd kaminski is upset about how social media is deceiving voters in his district. sunlight is the greatest disinfectant. he wants to pass a bill which would force facebook and other online sites to disclose who pays for political ads in his state. i come from a district in the suburbs of new york city where people use facebook everly. people have been targeted by political groups, anonymously, with advertising. when you look at an ad like this, what it will show you on the bottom is, 320 likes, 80 comments, and you think, what happened my reputation in my community? is very hard. haven't these tactics been employed since time immemorial when it comes to politics? yes, and i think in our time we have done our best to address that. we have regulated television appropriately so that people no what they are relying on and how they should evaluate things based on where they are coming from. the haven't done that would be into

so, yeah. >> because you're todd hazleton?woke up on last friday morning, i woeng up, didnke up,e up at 3:00 in the morning, i woke up for work, ordered the phone. said coming friday. >> did you do full price >> no, the down payment and paid $30 a month. >> i heard people who paid full price had an easier time >> i bet, it's a cash zone. >> thanks, todd. >> thanks for having me. >> take that >>> 40 minutes to go until the close. we're looking at the dow, the s&p, near session highs pretty much right here. up 53 points up five for the s&p and nasdaq in record territory. >>> two big power companies announced a deal today we'll speak with highland capital's mark okada about the partnership and how it could impact utility space. >> he short of saw that one coming. >>> cme announcing now plans to launch bitcoin futures before the end of the year. coming up, we'll be joined by cme group chairman terry duffy and it's a first on cnbc interview. we talk about that coming up here on "closing bell. stay tuned like agriculture to feed the

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and todd probably means well but todd tends to hire people like himself and tends to be more comfortable people like himself and part of the challenges venture capital, wall street, we're both -- we let the numbers speak for us. the two least diverse industries out there. marry tock rasy is broken and diversity really tends to drive better business results. >> but the good news the three of us are all entrepreneurs and we've all left that world to start our own and i think more and more women are doing that. they're starting their own and i think that's really exciting. >> i feel like a lot of it comes down to networks and this is your help women or people of color is progressive. >> do you think that is still the case? >> we need to change. that we need to talk about it. by talking about it, we neutralize it and we have to help each other. the guys have been doing it forever. again, networking, mentoring, sponsoring. and women, i tell you, when i was working in wall street, i sort of knew there is one seat at the table for a woman and there weren't going to be any more. and we have to r

will continue to work with authorities as the investigation continues" now tyler jackson was order todd stay away from the white house. his chargesen include simple assault, unarmed carjacking and resisting awrist and he'll be back in court november 1. live at d.c. superior court. anjali hemphill, "fox5 local news". >>> we're learning new details about a man charmed in connection with an abduction in woodbridge. claiming to be notorious ms 13 street gang. 21-year-old accused of forcing 16-year-old girl into car and driving off. the pair was allegedly involved in argument at a party over the weekend. witnesses telling police the suspect was armed with knife and victim was found unarmed and reunited with her family. >>> all right. well the times and weather it is a change. let give you a live look outside. it started cloudy today. we got sun out. there guess what? >> i love it. >> it is starting to feel like fall finally. >> yeah, sleeves are back. >> pants back. >> trousers socks guess what i got today at home. >> what. >> statistic electricity shock. so the air is dry, too. >> gosh. >>

millions and -- invest todd transform this part of d.c.. from the war of here in ward 7 there's a desperate need for development in fact this is skyland site. you may remember this is where walmart planned to build a store and they pulled out. they were going to be restaurant here. condominiums and so the project has slowed down in an area that really needs development. >> i don't know the reason behind why they packed out. but that was very disappointing to the people that live out here. and it was -- would have creatd a lot of jobs. unemployment is high. >> sky jp land is moving forward and residents say development on the east side they tell us there represent enough grocery stores and sit down restaurants are few and far between. >> you need development here right. >> yes, big time, big time, from laundry to grocery to clothing. >> and the sales and property tax income generated at places like the war. will likely benefit other parts of the city. and still, ronald richardson has a message for d.c. lea leaders. >> bring some of that busi

and todd probably means well, but todd tends to hire people like himself, tends to be more comfortable with people like himself, tends to promote people like himself. and part of the challenge is venture capital, wall street, we're both meritocracies. so moth >> but we're all entrepreneurs, and we've all left that world to start our own. i think more and more women are doing that. they're starting their own. i think that's really exciting. >> and i feel like a lot of it comes down to networks, right, and this is your point. as we think about what we can do to change these numbers, and i talk about this numbers, and i k a lot about this on the show. i go to a lot of women's dinners. and i found at the end oftentimes people go around the table and say what do you need. and it's a place where people feel because they have been asked really comfortable saying i need an introduction to this person. i need money. i need blah, blah, blah. and everyone there is willing to help. >> and i will call maura forbes. >> she has done so much for women. the women's conference. she's great. >> so here's

steve scalise joins chuck todd for an exclusive meeting tomorrow morning on "meet the press." >>> threeisters offering a lifeline to cancer patients. an inside look at the world of giant panda cubs. >>> we have heard a great deal about the high cost of life saving drugs. clinical trials are free, transportation, lodging and other expenses can be costly, that's where three remarkable sisters come in. our medical correspondent dr. don torres has more. >> reporter: brittany powell was diagnosed with a deadly tumor in her spine. doctors told her she had six months to live. >> my whole world seemed like it ended at that point. >> reporter: then brittany's mother found a clinical trial, it was four hours away from home. >> i wasn't working, my house was in jeopardy of being foreclosed on. >> reporter: the treatment itself is free in a clinical trial, patients and their families have to pay for everything else, from gas, to hotels to child care. >> they're not able to say yes when they really want to. >> brittany and her mother were desperate when they met three remarkable sisters. who turned

who would be authorized todd do it and who is the people that delivered it you may never seen them again >> that's several of our european allies and russia and china are part of agreement and warn the u.s.. while were on the subject there's north korea to talk about. threats from north korea keep coming up and this time talk big cyber threat. member of south korea parliament says hackers stole joint korean war planes and stolen data included planes to over throw north korean kim young un and it a practice player with south korea and a pan. >> this should have been taken care of long ago and they before they knew it the iching was dry on contract. they were starting again with missiles and nuclear prog programly. so we are up aa moment we're very strong. i'm building up the military like nobody has ever seen. we're clo t dollars. >> also tonight cyber security firm fire ice as hackers try to target the american interests companies and hackers have long wants the to target u.s. utility and instra from a structure. he teased something on the foreign policy for i doubt it's about north kore

and, todd, today there is so much on the linants a lot on the line. it's a chess match with nerve. we've got six guys trying to make it to the next round of the playoffs and one mistake on the racetrack in front of them and

joining us to break it all down moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd.t of all, barack obama, i have a feeling we're going to hear a lot about the affordable care act on that. so i would expect a lot of news about that where the president stands in this case on that front. but, look. the race itself, it's interesting. ralph northam wants barack obama there. ed gillespie, i think he's okay if president trump just keeps tweeting things about him rather than showing up. he's fine with mike pence showing up, but notice where they were, virginia. i haven't seen a poll that hasn't had northam slightly ahead. let's not forget virginia went for hillary clinton by seven persistents. northern virginia republicans clearly went away from donald trump. clearly for ed gillespie, the game is can he get them back, can he get them to show up to the poles and not to pull the him for trump. ralph northam wants to praise obama and ed gillespie is walking more of a tightrope. >> interesting. >> you're also speaking with u.n. ambassador nikki haley today and talking with her

todd and his review says people love the known it's going to sell a thon. i believe it carries well through the first quarter into the second next year. >> this selloff in qc ho mm overdone >> no. it's good on apple's part and showing up on qualcomm's share a long running match, the legal issues between apple and qualcomm qualcomm was stung when they asked for an innings junction. >> to use your met afoifr, would it be game, set, match >> i don't think it would be and here's why the legal issue at play here is the intellectual property that qualcomm is supposed to get paid form the chips actually are a very lore gin business for qualcomm the question is will apple pay for the technology that qualcomm owns that's ubiquitous in all phones that's the heart of this legal matter but, scott, the real point here is that qualcomm needs to settle this had you know, they need to settle this early in the next year. both sides need to move hon from here. >> what about the stock, steph, from here? you know, friday you can order the phone and demand, as they shay is off

joining us for a review is moderator, chuck todd. good morning. >> good morning, taitkaty.is now being call the niger investigation. what questions should you be asking? >> i think we need to know what it is, under what authority, under what legal authority are they there and what is this a part of when it first got announced, it was that they were there to do counter terrorism. it was a bit of a reconnaissance mission and trying to build alliances. it was all very vague. members of congress got very frustrated. senator mccain threatened to subpoena members of congress if they didn't explain. they gave private briefings to mccain and graham and senator graham made illusions to the next 9/11. is this part have o our larger war on terror? there is some concern that isis or isis-inspired groups are spreading in parts of africa. and this is what the soldiers were there to do was to deal with some counter terrorism things. the question now is, okay, then make this case for the public. some of this can't be done in silence. they don't know the specifics. >> we will hear more from

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todd taking it h53 yards to the house. rams take a 26-24 lead. happy to have gurly and this guy.he kicker they call legatron. if you have him on your fantasy team, you're smiling. 7 for 7 on field goals today. gives l.a. a five-point lead with two minutes to go. so it's up to wade phillips defense trying to stop a hero moment from the quarterback, prescott. fourth and ten. to elliot, it's close. they had to it and the cowboys are short. oh, poor thing. that will do it. mcveigh and the rams win 35-30. they're going to improve to 3-1. dallas drops to 2-2. >>> rivalry game in baltimore. joe flacco and the ravens coasting antonio browns steelers. and brown's antics after not getting the ball, throwing a tantrum. tosses the gatorade bucket then still on the bench, doesn't like todd hailey putting his hands on him. but ben roethlisberger found success elsewhere. second quarter, steelers up 13-0. big ben to smith shuster. 11-yard td gives pittsburgh a 19-0 lead. roethlisberger only touchdown pass of the day. didn't need to do a lot because bell, he had it going on the ground. now, we're

but todd, i understand you went in and out ten times. i just wan't to say that i'm deeply moved by your story and i know many other people are. i can only say thank you. thank you for your bravery. thank you for your concern. thank you on behalf, i know, of all the lives you safed. god bless you and your family today. >> god bless and men and women that were at my side and in front of me and behind me that were there to help and do what we can for man kind. horrific event but i felt a sense of pride knowing that there were people with me helping other people. and we came together. we're going to stay strong. >> todd blyleven, thank you so much. you take care. >> thank you. >> and we'll have a lot more here in vegas in just a moment. but right now i want to turn to andrea mitchell in new york. she's tracking the president's trip to puerto rico. andrea? >> thank you so much, chris. president trump has landed in las vegas, so he'll be in las vegas tomorrow night. but right now we are monitoring his arrival he has landed in puerto rico along

ambassador nikki haley and john kasich will be two of chuck todd's guests. you can watch it in a few moments at 10:30 right here on nbc 10. >>> movie mogul harvey weinstein cherishes his oscars. this morning the motion picture academy has booted him as a member. yesterday the academy's board voted to remove weinstein following the allegations of sexual harassment and assault. nearly three dozen women have accused the movie producer of some kind of sexual misconduct. the board says, quote, the era offul ignorance and shameful complicity and sexually predatory behavior in our industry is over. stein has said there is no excuse for his behavior. >>> happy sunday to you. danny pommells from nbc sports philadelphia here. let's start with the flyers who showed signs of growth on their four game roadie to start the year. they look to prove it to their fans with a strong showing in the home opener against the capitals. let's start about a minute left in the first. scott laughton dips around the goaltender before sending home his first of the year, a shorty, makes it

director todd fletcher wrote the script taste on the teen's ideas and compose the songs.has been working with youth for 30 years. >> my aims are to show the kids that they are capable of more than they ever imagined possible. these people who have ended up in europe who have come from somewhere else can contribute, not just be here, not just be integrated in the easy sense of the word integrated, but contribute, which is beyond integration. and i think that is what people want to do. reporter: even at break time the teens learn each other's languages. >> i have never had anything to do with refugees before, and it was interesting to get to know another side of them. see what kind of people they really are. reporter: then a quick costume check. the performers even sewed their own outfits. >> i have acted in a few theater groups before, so this was like more training for me. >> not in my case. i am doing all of this with first time. acting and singing are now my main hobbies. ♪ reporter: he is playing the lead role. he emerges as the hero of the story. >> i told my parents

. >>> yankees, todd phrafrazier sparking the offense lifting the bombers to an 8-1 rout of the astros. also a big night for aaron judge, the yankees' mvp candidate having a three-run blast. made great offensive plays. new york closes two games to one with houston. >>> ahead, president trump looking to bridge the divide on the gop by playing nice with both sides. how it all affects the agenda, and the fast-approaching midterm elections. hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? adulting... hi, guys. i'm back. time to slay! no,i have a long time girlfriend. you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. >>> i can understand fully how steve bannon feels. >> we're probably now at least as far as i'm concerned closer than ever before. >> president trump walking a very fine line within his own party. a public show of unity with the senate leader following a show of support for his former chief strategist who is calling for a takedown of the gop establishment. >> some half bake

i ai'm going to introduce to you today todd and evelyn, the parents of thad berkey who died of a drug overdose and ellis lee, the journalist who made the remarkable video that you just saw. [applause] can you tell us a little bit about how the addiction began and how it progressed? >> in january of 2015, he broke his hand and foot and we took him to the emergency room and everything and he got prescribed painkillers. we had no idea that he got addicted. now around october of 2015, his mom found the walk pills in hism and this is when he told us about his addiction to painkillers. i looked it up online and educated myself a little bit about it and the that and then k upstairs to the top and yelled out called him i'm sorry, i love you. >> he was on it in an attempt to beat his painkiller addiction. >> i said i love you and if anything happened to you, i wouldn't want to live, and then, of course we had him in rehab two different times. the first time he was doing really good, wanted to get clean and because it was good about going to meetings and everythi everything. the first time he w

was driveing a black bmw she drove into a car and drove off and then hit another car and she tried todd drive off again speed ago way from that crash the bmw struck a uniformed police officers and another miami police officer fired and striking her and she crashed into another parked care. >> rear ended it and then drove off d. she drove off again and ran over a police officer. and then after that shots were fired. >> i heard five gun shots and saul pigeons ply ago way and then crash. >> cpr was performed on the scene and cariann was taken to the hospital and could not be saved. the injured officer was transported to the hospital and is in stable condition. >> this shows civility class. she just transferred to te temple. she around participated in mentoring and leadership programs and interned with prince george county two summers ago. there was a passenger in high fin's car that man was questioned and released and cariann was in town to celebrate the bir birthday. miami-dade police said the officers fired shot whil they with on leaf. >> detectives spent hours on the scene of deadly acc

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senator flake talked about his decision immediately after his impassioned floor speech with chuck todd on "mtp daily." >> what about those who share your concerns but feel basically how badly this played in your state, how it sort of beat you up politically, it put you in a vice, right, a virtual vice, and they say, you know what? i want to speak out but i saw what happened to flake, i'm not doing it now. >> well, at some point this fever will break. at some point this spell will be off and people will realize, where are we? what are we doing? >> chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press," nbc's political director, host of "mtp daily" joins me now. chuck, where are we now? what is the future of the republican party as we know it? >> it's interesting, we were having this discussion in our own staff meeting. it's like yesterday was both monumental and a pebble in a lake. what do i mean by that? on one hand, it's extraordinary to have two united states senators do what they did yesterday. on the other hand, it's not like anything has really changed based on yesterday. if anything, on one h

brian todd, thanks so much. we have more also on perhaps the most troubling as speblt of the investigation so far, the fact that with everything else authorities have uncovered, they have yet to uncover a motive. cnn's alex march kwart joins us now with that. alex, did officials saying anything more about this motive at the press conference today or lack thereof? >> reporter: total lack thereof, john. that same under sheriff that brian todd was speaking about speak with reporters earlier today saying that now five days after this massacre they still have no idea what the motive behind this shooting of. they say that they have been digging into every aspect of his life from birth to death, they said, and that they have been coming up empty. one thing that they did confirm was that there was no other shooter in that room. that had been reported. that had been rumored. no one else in the room with the shooter. that he acted alone that night. he didn't have an akplis. that's not to say somewhere along the line he du

bank was fined tore selling investments almost guarantee todd lose money.erstand the loans and risks they carry. wells fargo did not confirm or deny the charges. >> verizon fios parted ways. it impacted 5 m customers. univision was asking for double. verizon started to cut ties because of price and low rate of viewership. >> major push underway to make d.c. home of amazon second headquarters, d.c. mayor bowser tweeted locations including district bid to aaccount from the retail gi giant. anacostia river front. capitol hill east. shaw, howard university and noma union station. new headquarters employ up to 50,000 workers and 8 million square feet of office space. deadline to submit the proposal is thursday. virginia and maryland are also offering up possible loca locations. >> time now is 5:50 let's look at stories you're engaging with most this morning on social media with realtime news tracker. >> maureen umeh is back with what is trending, hey, mel. >> good morning, senator john mc cape awarded liberty medal for service during vietnam and during mccain sp