so vin, i would like you, if you would, to say a few words about va choice. please. thank you, vin. [applause] >> thank you. first of all, good morning. thank you, mr. president, for those kind words. i wish my mom was here. [laughter]. she wouldn't believe you. it is an honor to stand with you. ashley: as you're watching, this is from a va medical facility in north las vegas, the president wrapping up, talking about signing an appropriations bill. really highlighting the ability for veterans to have choice, if they can't get speedy medical care they can now go to a private doctor, it will be covered by the va. he said earlier the president, listen, you back me on the campaign. so i now back you. i made a lot of promise, i would help veterans especially, the health care. i'm making good on those promises. look, he also by the way took time to tout the markets again higher today. he talked about how the economy is booming. he also talked about va unemployment being at the lowest level in more than 20 years. the basis for what the president is doing today, is helping veterans and no c

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. >> reporter: the national insurance crime bureau ran the vin and turns out this car was in florida hurricane irma. >> this caras in a storm in florida. >> it ended up in texas. >> it could impact anybody an co cross the -- across the country. >> reporter: how can you tell if you areuying a flood car? >> one is con sdensation. >> reporter: he says there areh otr clues. rust oros ion. sand and dirt in unusual places like deep under the seats. a harsh reality focan taton? >> i don't drive this car ever. >> when you are at the dealership, look up the vin to see if the car you are about to buy has previous damage before you buy it. by the way, you cand f the link at our web site right now. today.com/rossenreports. >>> thank you. >> coming up, how to protect yourself fro identity theft. yourself fro identity theft. now it's for free. having moderate to severe plaque psoriasis is not always easy. yourself fro identity theft. now it's for free. it's a long-distance journey, and you have the determination to keep going. humira has a proven track record of being prescribed for over 10 years.

vin sent dinofrio. >> i once got ten out of ten on a quiz about did you know the slang words the kshsngratulations. >> thank you. i cheated. >> it's the halloween season that's got this mama stressed. >> halloween is huge. it's one of my favorite holidays. my kids want to be exactly what they were last year, and i'm like, what is this but i can't tell them they can't want it, so yeah, i guess we are just dusting off last year's costu costumes. >> all the way back. >> today kristen lit up the empire state building she hopes her daughters see how women can make change. >> i hope i show them women have are capable of being heard. >> she's just wonderful. >> she's the best. >> still ahead -- >> i couldn't bear losing her. >> would you clone your beloved pet dog? barbra streisand did. what she has to say about it will amaze you. ♪ won't you be my neighbor >> tom hanks will be your neighbor. your first look at him in the new mr. rogers movie. >> remember the big stars on "murphy brown" in who will show up entonight's premier. >> won't that be a surprise? closed captioning provided by -- >>>

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. >> reporter: today, laura is cancer free, and the kids found christine same vin number for sale.money, blindfolded dad and reintroduced him to his other sweet heart. >> oh, man. >> tsee him break down the way he did for a big fella he is, man, it was tons of emotion. >> reporter: the ryans and their four-wheeled family member are ready for the open road again. kevin tibbles, nbc news. >>> listen to this, the family that sold the mustang back to t the ryans did pay for their mom's cancer cure. we hope it brings good luck to them, too. that's "nightly news" r this wednesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, ank you for watching and good night. ♪ lights camera access. >>> a big announcement, kelly. >> i mean, i hope it's good. >> oh, l ee everythinge she touches, you can count on kelly clarkson's new show being great, especially because she's already got the skillset. >>

bush character at the core, mercy, a celebration of fenway park centennial ample up a chair to the vin scully story. he's a senior lecturer of english at the university of rochester. i would like to introduce kurt smith. [applause] >> thank you bill. i am pleased to be with you today. i let me thank the franklin d roosevelt library for this kind invitation and for creating this wonderful annual roosevelt reading festival. aas bill noted, i did write performer george h w bush in the white house and have also speaking of baseball hall of fame and museum in cooperstown, but for me this is as quintessentially as american privilege, to speak at the library and museum of the leading american president of the 20th century, and among the greatest is america's birth. at one time or another, almost every american will express a view onto institutions that are ours. frank when roosevelt did. my book, the president and the pastime, the history of baseball the white house is the first to explore this only american twinning. after all, a father, we speak on the table for father's day, may not know t

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vin deleon running against dia diane fieinstein in california s arguing this, stop playing polite country-club politics tth a supreme court nominee. i guess basic question is, if in a similar situation, what would mitch mcconnell do? >> we know whahe did, but t was because he had the power. to me, the first answer is we need a check and balance. >> some folks are suggesting you should walk out of the yohearin. have heard that. >> that's interesting. you have incredible senators like corey booker and harris and dick durbin, dick blumenthal, diane, you name it. chris coons. patrick n leahy. d the opportunity to ask the questions. if we walked out, it would be one side asking the questions. i don't think that's the way you examine a nominee and get the facts out. >> you would have the ability to get all these ppers public if there was a threat they needed 60 votes. if democrats get control of the senate back, should the principle be that the filibuster shou come back >> first of all, we would have not supported changing that. >> indstand that. if you get the power, would you support bringing the

we were all in vin an archaiw no knew the bo >>ady for hans a billboard blocks away. >>> in solano county, the mayor of dixon is stirring up controversy with public comments. debates -- dates back to july when the mayor wrote an article calling for a straight pride american month. -- american month. the mayor says he does not welcome all people into the city and mentioned pedophiles, active criminals and people practicing chivalry law -- >> the things that people in power are saying are correcting the image of the town. >> the council on american islamic relations release a statement saying he owes the community a public apology. >>> standing in line at the dmv for the agency. numbers obtained by that mercury news mindset overtime pay is up 232% in the first six months of this year. it covers more than urof overtime costing taxpayers more than $4.8 million. so, what is driving the search? the dmv says the new requirements are sending an influx of customers to offices. they have also started offering saturday hours. that is to help combat the wait times. >>> the transportation authority ha

and joining us now is cnn national security analyst and former national security council adviser, sam vinhat kind of impact does trump's statement of love actually have on policy going forward? >> ana, to quote tina turner, who's love got to do with it? this relationship should not be driven by emotion. it should be driven by policy objectives. if president trump is crazy in love with kim jong-un, this is an abusive relationship. kim is still attacking us in cyber space. and according to john bolton, he's still trying to interfere in our elections. and the fact of the matter s the president's statements hurt us with kim. the president looks so infatwaited with kim jong-un that kim probably thinks he has the upper hand. this also hurts the president with other dictators and would-be kims. you can continue misbehaving just as long as you write the president a nice letter. >> you mentioned a little bit of election interference. here we are about six weeks out before the midterms. how are we looking? >> we're looking securely in secure. national security when you do a threat assessment you of

the clerk: h.r. 5772, an act to designate the jay mere vin jones federal building and courthouse unitedillo, texas as the states courthouse. the speaker pro tempore: the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado seek recognition? mr. buck: i call up house resolution 50 and ask for its immediate consideration. the clerk: house calendar number 181,resolved, that upon adoption of this resolution it shall be in order to consider in the house the bill, h.r. 6691, to amend title 18, united states code, to clarify the definition of "crime of violence", and for other purposes. all points of order against consideration of the bill are waived. the bill shall be considered as read. all points of order against provisions in the bill are waived. the previous question shall be considered as ordered on the bill and on any amendment thereto to final passage without intervening motion except, one, one hour of debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on the judiciary, and, two, one motion to recommit. section 2, it shall be i

joining us now, cnn national security analyst, former national security council adviser, samantha vinon for that and a message one would imagine. >> there is but there was no raining on kim's parade. he didn't display his-0 plus nukes, but he doesn't need to parade them or even test them for us to know they're there. he's already proven that they work. while kim celebrates his power, he's transitioned from dotard tweets, remember those? to dear donald alerts. it's a security blanket. the more invested is in this pen pal correspondence. we know kim jong-un is really focused on his economy right now, but to to quote james, it's economy stupid. a quarter of the gdp goes to the military. is stronger we should assume kim jong-un's military and weapons programs are. >> which is fascinating. as that's playing outing we also learned this weekend that the u.s. may have been open to a coup attempt in venezuela to overthrow murdaduro. >> they turned out to poorly in countries in latin america. this whole story, though, is going to add fuel to maduro's fire. he likes to blame us for everything th

vin diesel and the rock must bee disappointed.ademy motion picture arts and sciences is suspending this plan amid widespread backlash to the idea. the academy says it will further study plans for the category. >>> a new way to watch movies is coming to the bay area this weekend. >> yeah. it uses something called screen x. amy hollyfield has more from dublin. >> reporter: look around this regal movie theater in dublin. there's more to look at than the typical screen down front. screens on both sides of you. making the movie a 270 degree experience. >> regal is excited to bring the first screen x auditorium. >> the tricky part is knowing where to look. you have the movie in front of you, a screen on your left, your right, if you look -- what's a movie goer to do? >> it will come to life in select scenes throughout the movie that will bring -- that will enhance the picture and the movie-going experience. >> enhance, not take away. so you are immersed in the moment, rather than distracted. we can't show you a movie in the theater beca

you were talking about the relationships with vin weber, former congressman, with xrag fo craig, the former counsel. and that lobbying web. what more do we know about it? >> we know that the government wan wants to crack down on violations of illegal foreign lobbying, unregistered foreign lobbying. it takes taken over t-- it has over the lobbying industry. and paul manafort was the pioneer of foreign lobbying, pioneer of helping oligarchs s white wash their reputation here in the united states. and also interesting you bring up the trump tower meeting. one thing we've seen with manafort and michael cohen is what is happening now calls in to question the idea of the president's loyalty. so as more people become involved in these and he ises v investigations, you have to start wondering whether the president will offer them a lifeline or pardon. that now seems pretty questionable. >> barbara, we got a statement from john dowd, he said here that e-mailed lawyers representing other clients who have been drawn into on mr. mueller's inquiry have no information on the campaign. this doesn't

joining us is national security analyst sam vin grad.stration helping to prep for the president's daily brief. sam, you have traveled to the general assembly twice. what can we expect? >> ana, unga is like speed dating. you see a lot of people and if you don't know exactly what you want going in, you're going to miss out because everybody has an agenda, and they're watching you so closely. you can't sneeze without a foreign official taking notes. and we have a sense of what president trump's agenda may be based on past history. we know, for example, that he has consistentlily shamed the body of the u.n., called them weak and incompetent. so we may see more of that. we also know that he's really focused on getting other countries to pay more. he said that we pay a disproportionate share of the u.n.'s budget, so he may bring this up again and he'll pursue his new squad's goals. president moon of south korea, president trump, and kim jong-un are so aligned when trying to normalize kim jong-un on the world stage rather than pointing to kim's

we need to vin vestigations and learn. if we don't -- we need to have investigations, and if not, something like hurricane maria with 3,000 deaths will happen again. >> and manual miranda and others from puerto rico and rita moreno and celebrities and musicians and others came in to join you. you led the group of people who were feeding and basically replacing what the american government was not doing for the american citizens. >> so this is the story of the "we fed an island." everybody was saying how difficult everything was in puerto rico, and let me tell you that puerto rico, and the private sector, plen the ti of food, and we found kitchens, and we began to transforming the problems into solutions. we went from one kitchen to 26 and 20 volunteers to 25,000, and from 100 meals a day to 25,000 meal, and i said, please, let us help you federal government, because we could feed the entire island and then you put the private sector ngos into what they do best and we waited too long to waitt for the electrical system, and

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and so we have sue le vin here from pier 39, kathy paver, sherry ends, and george jacobs. and i do know that taylor stafford, president and c.e.o. of pier 39 wanted to be here but could not make it. we wanted to recognize pier 39 today because they actually have started the skip the straw campaign ahead of our legislation here at the board of supervisors. more than 15 million guests come to pier 39 each year, so, as a city we really have that responsibility, or that opportunity to spread our message to visitors from all over the world and again, want to recognize pier 39 for seeing that opportunity and whether that is a message of love and acceptance of all or sustainability or stewardship and environment, that is something they have taken upon them now. so, the iconic pier 39, they have many merchants there, 13 full service restaurants, six eaterys, five treat shops, and all have reduced plastic consumption. out of the 24 places serving beverages to customers, 14 are switching entirely to paper straws, and many of them are also going to an on request model and providing s

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heard. [ applause ] here it is in a sent kevin and mike were arguing about who would win in a fight, vinwith his arm tied behind his back or barney rubbli a gun. i hate those two morons.in #jointcounter- [ applause ]ou next up,robably heard of a helicopter parent. well this new teen slang term is "hot air balloon parent." this is a parent who just sort of drifts away.la [ lighhter ] here it is in a sentence. i was excited that my mom showed up to socc game. but ten minutes in i saw her wander over to a bar across the street, and i haven't seen her since. i guess that's just life with a hot air balloon parent. [ laughter ] [ applause ] next up we have "emo-philiac." tht is the moody kid who ca get his blood to clot. [ laughter ] for exple, bryce had to go to the hospital for a nose bleed, and on the way he asked the ambulance driver to put on morrissey. what an emo-philiac. [ laughter ] moving on, it's "bro-meo and jew-liet." this is when the class meathead, and the jewish girl are secretly dating. [ light laughter ] for example, when ox and sarah were assigned as lab partners, i thought

vins on the committee had set this deadline for 10:00 p.m.ond to a counter offer they issued earlier today on conditions of her testimony. chuck grassley said in a statement tonight if ford did not respond by the deadline or she decided not to testify, committee was going to go ahead and schedule a vote on kavanaugh on monday. on thursday ford's legal team laid out some requests of the committee before she would testify. now, earlier today in what has already become a public negotiation, republicans sent a counter offer to ford saying the hearing would be wednesday. ford would testify first, followed by kavanaugh. there would be no other witnesses called. an outside counsel would do the questioning. ford asked for the hearing to take place on thursday. she wanted kavanaugh to testify first. she asked for a mark judge to be called as a witness. she had also asked for senators to do the questioning. >> the committee agreed to some of her requests like having her testify before kavanaugh present and making every effort to guarantee her safety. f

forward that testimony on monday, there's a really good chance they could move forward with in and vin judge kavanaugh confirmed as a supreme court justice possibly by next week. for the white house, we've been discussing with president trump asking him if he thinks there should be an fbi investigation into this. for the past two days, he's roundly rejected that idea saying the fbi doesn't need to do so. the white house's perspective is that the fbi received this information from senator feinstein when she sent the allegation over 0 to them. they added to his file and sent it to the white house council don mcgahn last thursday which is when they learned first of this allegation made against him. they say they don't need add fbi investigation here because the senate has its own investigators and they can have their own staff looking into this if they want to because of course, if you go in front of congress and lie, that's likelying to the fbi. so that is their position here. that's unlikely 0 to change. it's not likely they're going to go along with this fbi investigation because this

vin weber, republican congressman from minnesota, a huge firm internationally. help us understand here what this means now that that focus shifts to those three gentlemen in particular. >> david, it's clear that washington needs to do another overhaul of their ethics rules. that's been obvious for a long time. especially given the changes in campaign finance that they had this sort of rule where it send if you spent less than a quarter of your time lobbying, you didn't have to register as a lobbyist. they abused. in the case of paul manafort or in this particular case the podesta group and mercury -- the p.r. firm, they represented this kind of like -- you know, at one point tony podesta's group called the hot dog stand in ukraine, that was their client. it was essentially this non-profit set up to sort of represent ukrainian interests but it was really shady and it was clear that that money was coming from somebody else. it wasn't actually this non-profit that was sort of a grass roots thing that grew into a major kind of movement. and i think that it shows tha

vin, it's an honor to me you. >> kevin: man, you too, brother. >> it's great.my: oh, thanvery much for saying happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> jimmy: please, i appreciate it. >> kevin: why you got on boots? >> well -- [ laughter ] just in case. it's good to have closed-toed shoes when working with wildlife. definitely. it's -- i hear you're a -- [ laughter ] u're a bit of a -- a wildlife lover, yourself. you're a wildlife warrior. >> kevin: no. >> you'll be fine. >> kevin: no, no, no no, no. you've heard wrong. i'm the complete opposite. , don't know what's going jimmy, so y'all go ahead. i'mma show you -- >> jimmy: don't leave. >> kevin: i'mmshow you ys -- >> jimmy: you can't leave. >> kevin: i'mma show you how fast black people are in a a second. [ laughter ] watch this. [ cheers and applause ] watch this. watch this. quest. matter of fact, i'll bet my life that if you bring something crazy, the roots will be right behind me [ laughter ] when i go -- when i go out of here.i' bet my life. >> jimmy: now, look. it's going to beine. you'll be fine. you'll be

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