buildings spiral out of control because the city comes in and it was being run by a political opponent, chuck james. at the end of this writing this book think and i had a story to tell but i wanted to go back and interview and track down everybody who may have been around in the 90s who could tell me what they observed because i know what i remembered safe and drug dealers, i went back to guys who are dealing drugs forgive me because there are much more than the worst things that they have done. so i find my coming out of prison, other tenant leaders, this is is what i found out about her it was very moving to me and she made me feel like i had to work really hard to earn her trust but one i heard from a leader and she said you got the story wrong, when you left one of your first meetings she turned to me and said that is my son. that so moved me. then when i'm interviewing the guys were dealing drugs one of them said at one point, he intervened and alleged that they decided i was a threat and they were going to shoot me. just a warning shot in the leg is that he put it. but they started tell me s

james woodard of tulsa.. with this chuck n duck.. cut it out. nbc nightly news is next. here is next. and don't forget join us back here in half an hour for our seven >>> developing news tonight. mad dash. hours before the vote in two critical states trump under fire for what he has said about the iraq war, and hillary clinton fighting to hold off bernie sanders. >>> slamming apple. the feds fire back in a fiery battle over cracking the san bernardino killers' iphone, andow trump calling for a boycott. >>> hoverboard crackdown after dozens of fires, some burning homes to the ground, the government says enough. a major new warning that could lead to an outright ban. >>> walking free. after four decades locked in solitary confinement, a stunning twist in one of the most infamous cases in modern american history. dies at 89. we remember the legendary elusive mockingbird." "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt reporting tonight from columbia, south carolina. >>> good evening. on the eve of two big votes on the road to the

praised by republicans and circuit court judge james kelley another president obama nominee that won nomination from an appeals court. fast tracked by senator chuck grassley the republican choir of the senate judiciary. >>> 150,000 people coming to town for the rnc and the a profitable week. we take a look at what the drivers expect and taxi drivers expect the airport to be the sweet spot. >>> that's right. that is where they expect the most business and expect rides to and from the airport and beyond that taxi drivers will be working the downtown area here and they believe they have a strong advantage that will make convention goers choose them over uber and lyft. >> i expect to make more. how much more? i have never experienced it. >> tom van is expecting to make money during the rnc. >> my prices are the same, it doesn't matter the time or if there is nobody waiting the price is the same. >> that's unlike uber and lyft. to descend on the city for the rnc surge pricing is guaranteed particular ly in the evening. >> do you think you can compete with with uber and lyft. >> the sheer volume of the people that every form of transportation will be p

chuck stokes. @lewis, the first black american @member of congress from ohio. @if lewis had been there tonight? @ @>> he would be smiling from @ear to ear and he would be the @first one urging lebron james @to get that championship with @the team. @>> reporter: two brothers. @winners in history. @>> the struggle isn't over but @you can do it. @>> reporter: this is part of a @continuing series for the cavs. @you recall the last time we @were at cavs history, jesse @>> carl stokes went on to @become a pioneering news anchor. @ @>> thank you, hillary. @>>> betsy is here now. @>> everyone is like, when is @the issue going to fall? @we can't get away from it. @it is february. @tomorrow will start around 30 @degrees. @temperatures into the 40s. @tomorrow will be a nice day. @there is your forecast for @tomorrow. @then things start to happen to @--. @get into the 40s. @we will have a northeasterly @breeze keeping the lake shore @cooler. i think the 40s will be @across the board. @sprinkled chances may be @possible during the evening. @northeast. @the wind always points toward a @storm system. there will be a @big one in the south. @lake shore areas will be colder. @downtown commuters, be prepa

james naismith." as of today, 345 people are in the hall... including players, coaches... and contributors. and some members never even *played basketball. including "phil knight"... the founder of nike... and "chuck taylor" , who invented those famous converse "all star' shoes. 3 and *yes, there are *women in the hall of the fame. the first one was inducted back in 19-85. it was "senda berenson" , she became known as the *mother of women's basketball. back in 18-92 she was a high school teacher who wanted to adapt the sport for her female rules which made it less *physical... but a lot more confusing. you had to stay in assigned *zones... couldn't *touch your opponents... could only dribble three times... and you had to shoot at a hoop... with *no backboard. 3 ((walter/jen)) 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 ((dave)) 3 coming up in the 3 next hour of good day: we met one local man who -- even as early as childhood -- has looked at the world as one big obsticle to overcome.... and that preperation has set him up to possibly win a fitness competition that is exploding in popularity... this week's extraordinary ordinary... ahead at 5:20. 3 and after the break: you can start... with just one tweet. just ask jeb bush.

chuck keeler."mr. keeler who lived at this home in liberty... was well liked by his neighbors... including kathy james.08:02:10 last time i seen him he was walking down the driveway with his grandson.his death she says rocked her neighborhood. 08:02:29it was a shock to everybody down here.08:02:45i talked to his wife the other day and she was still crying about it.we tried to contact keelers wife but neighbors say former home. residents in seneca and the surrounding areas say the call to remove the cross is wrong. wrong. 3 3 08:01:25i think it ought not be took down.08:01:57i think that anybody that wants to take the cross down is atheist 3 and don't believe in god and i know there is a true god. 3 the city of seneca wouldnt comment today on the complaint...i asked ffr what the difference is between this memorial and memorials people put on the side of highways...which many times are religious symbols...they said they consider those too, unconstitutional.live in seneca andrew reeser the four o clock news. 3 new at four---- 3 two pickens elementary schools have been involved in an eight week reading co

james hagins...the board and putback 2. william fleming advances..to travel to loudoun county tomorrow night with a 53-34. win... 3a west girls.. coach chuck pound's lord botetourt squad hosting turner ashby.. trailing by 4. kick it to samantha hufford...she drops in a bucket...and the comeback was on.. more lady cavs...uptempo break....watch brooklyn shelton..on the putback finish 2.. and shelton...to maggie quarles...swoope s in..for 2 more. lord botetourt runs away...67-54. lite o nite university of new hampshire traditino...to throw a fish onto the ice after the team's first goal.. but this guy...is havin' some trouble-- i mean...this...is not going chef..when you need him lite o nite. stay with us. the world a president has to grapple with. sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's the one who's proven she can get it done. ...securing a massive reduction in nuclear weapons... ...standing up against the abuse of women... ...protecting social security... ...expanding benefits for the national guard... ...and winning health care for 8 million children... the presidency is the toughest job in the world and she's the one

chuck keeler."mr. keeler who lived at this home in liberty... was well liked by his neighbors... including kathy james.08:02:10 last time i seen him he was walking down the driveway with his grandson.his death she 08:02:29it was a shock to everybody down here.08:02:45i talked to his wife the other day and she was still crying about it.we tried to contact keelers wife but neighbors say she no longer lives at their former home. residents in seneca and the surrounding areas say the call to remove the cross is wrong. wrong. 3 3 08:01:25i think it ought not be took down.08:01:57i think that anybody that wants to take the cross down is atheist and don't believe in god and i know there is a true god. the city of seneca wouldnt comment today on the complaint...i asked ffr what the difference is between this memorial and memorials people put on the side of highways...which religious symbols...they said they consider those too, unconstitutional.in seneca - ar, fc 3 a final push.. for an upstate animal park. park.hollywild says it's in danger.. of having to close its doors!tonight - why the park says their relyi

chuck grassly weighing the decision on whether to hold a hearing and vote. he will wait until a nominee is announced before he makes a decision. >> neki: james wells testified in a arbitration hearing and answers questions he was taken off of the streets. the ex- officic used the n word insensitive video. he was questioned about the word and if it is ever appropriate. >> if you are talking about this guy. if i refer to himim as that word i don't think there is a problem with it. . >> we don't have white guys referring to then- word. >> in this case, no. >> neki: he is t first person to go through the case. another one has resigned. >> todd: now the update on the zika virus including an encouraging announcement from the health officials. two cases found in florida. one one in miami-dade county. brazil will host a fantastic olympics and the t teats of zika will be way down in the country >> neki: right now thousands of pepele in south florida are taking the challenge to fight cancer. local ten erica is live in the bank united center for the big days where one with of the rides kicked off not too long ago, hey, erica. >> reporter: hundreds of riders are on the

chuck. here's what the letter -- it's very short. it's a one-paragraph letter from the state department to the fbi's general counsel, james baker.at he says is, since that time, the bureau has acknowledged generally, that it is rk whoing. now, here's the phrase, that it is working on matters related to former secretary clinton's use of a private e-mail server, period. and then it goes on to say, but we can't say anything more than that. we can't say what the focus or the scope or the potential targets is, sorry, that's all we can say. >> so on the one hand, it's simply an acknowledgement of the worst-kept secret in the world, the fbi is looking at this. on the other hand, i suppose there'll be lots of people trying to read a lot into this, and probably without much success, of what it means, the way they describe it. matters related to her use of a private e-mail server. >> and nothing in there tells you anything about timing, like how long, if they're getting close to finishing or not finishing or any of that? >> none of that. >> all right, pete williams, with the worst-kept secret in washington, but finally confirmed. thank yo

chuck todd, who did a great job tonight. and joining me now at the university of new hampshire, and msnbc's andrea mitchell and casey hunt and the democratic chair national committee, james pendell of the boston globe. i have no idea where to start. i will start with my colleague who i trust, andrea, be blunt, score this compared to recent debates in the last 20 years. this was a chance for the two democratic candidates to go up against each other and explain how they differ, and they do differ. it was pretty fiery. the artful smear, they went back and forth and back and forth, look, they have been dancing around each other who is more progressive and more liberal, who can get elected, who is not electable. but this is really direct contact. but just the fact that rachel and chuck let them go at each other, didn't let the debate get out of control and showed the context of opinions were widespread. >> i'll second that, in quantitative terms, least number of words spoken by moderators. you can't even remember their words. they were so functional and direct, no calling attention to themselves. it was all about the two people up there. i think for half an hour they were man

james hagins...the board and putback 2. william fleming advances..to travel to loudoun county tomorrow night with a 53-34. win... vo coach chuck pound's lord botetourt squad hosting turner ashby.. trailing by 4. kick it to samantha hufford...she drops in a bucket...and the comeback was on.. more lady cavs...uptempo break....watch brooklyn shelton..on the putback finish 2.. and shelton...to maggie laws. the bill that expands back ground checks. plus driving distractions... what are common factors that could cause you to crash... and why researchers say some are more risky than others. "it wasn't just theoretical that these weapons would be used in mass murder, after all, they were designed for mass murder," sandy hook survivors file suit against the gun maker of the rifle used in the 2013 shooting. what families members want to brandon thinks hellmann's is heaven in a jar. that's because our ingredients come from... farmers committed to responsibly sourced oils... blended with ingredients like cage-free eggs. mmm. heaven. real ingredients. that's how we're working to bring out the best. this winter, you have the power to heal.