nvd3: control guideline programmatically - nvd3.js

I'm working on a project where I want to represent different data with the same date range on x-axis using nvd3 (angular).
My idea is to synchronize guideline among different charts and onmousemove or using a slider I want to show programmatically guideline with a tooltip in each chart (e.g. like heroku does)
Can anyone give a hint to a solution or if it's possible to control interactive guideline programmatically?

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