Very few people have shown interest in running for the party's leadership so far. Some members are hoping that by delaying the race, more potential candidates will emerge.
minute to minute where that toothbrush is. well, that s not been possible for organ transplantation, even toe what we do is considerably more important than organizing a toothbrush. unos is committed to reforms, we welcome a competitive and open business process for the next contract, to advance our efforts to save as many lives as possible as equitably as possible. reforms won t go into place right away as the government works with experts and organizations to design the revamp, but for lq. i m just waiting and waiting every day. reporter: it gives her hope that she ll get the call for her transplant soon. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. we have a lot to cover in the second hour of chris jansing reports. let s get right to it. at this hour, looks can be deceiving, that s how one federal prosecutor described a
meet the press. announcer: this is meet the press with chuck todd. good sunday morning, we have following the breaking news reports of a shooting overnight at a gay nightclub in colorado spring, colorado. at least five are dead, another 18 so far are wounded. police say the suspect was injured, is in custody, currently receives treatment at a local hospital. the fbi is already on the scene and assisting local law enforcement. the club writes lq is devastated by the senseless attacks on our community. we thank the quick reactions of heroic customers who subdued the gunman. stay tuned to nbc news for more updates. turning to politics,
Embattled Quebec Liberal Party (PLQ) leader Dominique Anglade announced Monday that she will resign from her post. She's also quitting her role as representative of Saint-Henri Sainte-Anne to the National Assembly on December 1. Anglade thanked those close to her as she announced the new chapter of her life as an "engaged citizen" who will "serve Quebec differently."