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nbc's morgan radford with the details. >> reporter: a chilling 911 call. >> i'm in a very bad situation and i need to get out. >> the voice altered here to protect the woman. a 20-year-old who tells the operator she's being held captive and she isn't alone. >> wait. did you say you're in a house full of girls? >> uh-huh. >> and somebody threatened to kill you if you leave? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: when police arrived, they found eight women, ages 19 to 22, held inside this rented million dollar home just outside of atlanta. they also found this man. 33-year-old kendric roberts charged friday with false imprisonment and the trafficking of persons for labor. >> we believe he's been making promises to some of these ladies for modeling careers, financial assistance. >> reporter: here he is on instagram counting money, holding a gun and showing off tattoos. the 911 caller says he required the women to get. all while allegedly forcing them to work at strip clubs and threatening to hurt them if they left. the 911 caller told police she met the suspect on a website for mutually beneficial relati

we get the latest from nbc's morgan radford. >> reporter: tonight a community in mourning. an emotional show of solidarity after police say a 39-year-old sikh man was working on his car in his driveway when a masked man approached him in his seattle suburb. >> this guy yelled at him to leave the country and he just got his gun out and shot at him. >> reporter: the victim is expected to recover. the suspect still on the run. >> the suspect has a black mask on his face. we're not sure where he is yet. >> reporter: police are investigating this as a hate crime and have asked the fbi to get involved. >> it appears that under the circumstances was the victim of a crime because of his appearance, his ethnicity, his race, and, therefore, that would make it a hate crime. >> do you think the sikh community is being targeted? >> i think the sikh community is definitely bearing the brunt of some of this hate backlash. >> reporter: this comes less than two weeks after a similar attack. >> i've got two down with gunshot wounds to the chest. >> reporter: one indian man was shot, another

morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> in iraq today, the u.s.-led military coalition confirmed that recent air strikes hit a site in mosul where dozens of civilians were killed. we get more from nbc's matt brat brad my. >> another lethal bombing but this time they may have been americans. confirming today that coalition bombs hit this site in mosul. the w.h.o. confirms that at least 100 civilians were killed. the u.s. not excluding isis involvement but they've opened a formal investigation. if the u.s. is responsible, it would be the deadliest air strike since the u.s. began targeting isis in 2014. iraqis say the u.s. has -- an accusation the u.s. denies. still president trump pushed for a gloves off approach toward isis during the campaign. >> you have to take out their families. >> a strategy that sounds vastly different on a campaign trail than in real life. matt bradley, nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight, training for a potential cold weather war. oscar mayer deli fresh ham has no added nitrates, nitrites or artificial preservatives. now it'

morgan radford is joining us in central park this morning.organ, when we went to bed last night, i'm sure you got the assignment when they said, it will be snowing in new york city at this time. things are delayed three to four hours. i will give you two hours and then you will start to see the big flat flakes. >> reporter: two hours and i'll be freezing, bill, but we have seen millions of americans waking up under winter weather advisories. and they are expecting heavy rain and snow across nine states, stretching from the ohio river valley to the midatlantic region and here in the northeast where it has already created a messy friday morning commute for a lot of travelers. we have seen delays across the country at area airports, especially right here in new york city where we expect to see, as you mentioned, three to five inches of snow. but for those of us who live in new york, this is a bit of a winter weather whiplash. this is the second time now this year that we have seen snow falling after a high of at least 60 degrees. we saw a high o

it definitely still feels brutal for morgan radford in philadelphia. expecting six to ten inches where you are? >> reporter: we have already seen seven in some places, stephanie. but it's not just the snow, it's the sleet that you can already see pummeling down on us. we are currently under a snow emergency here in philadelphia. but there's a blizzard warning just north and west of the city. and expertsaveai this is a dangerous life-threatening storm. ceainly a late winter disruptive storm because it's had quite the impact. we have seen 400 plowed vehicles that the city has deployed. they have more than 50,000 tons of salt out there ready. schools have been closed today and experts are asking people not to go outside unless it's an emergency. but if people are planning to go to work and they are waking up for that commute, we don't expect there will be much of a commute based on what the roads look like, but the snow and sleet is expected to stick because right here in philadelphia the temperatures are right at freezing. but it's not just the snow and

morgan radford reports, at least one of those women met the man who was arrested online. >> reporter: chilling 911 call. >> i'm in a very bad situation and i need to get out. >> reporter: the voice altered here to protect the woman, a 20-year-old, who tells the operator she is being held captive and she isn't alone. >> did you say you're in a house full of girls? >> mm-hmm. >> and somebody's threatened to kill you if you leave? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: when police arrived, they found eight women, ages 19 to 22, held inside this rented million dollar home just outside of atlanta. they also found this man, charged friday with false imprisonment and trafficking of persons for labor. >> we believe that he's been making promises to some of these ladies for modeling careers, financial assistance. >> reporter: here he is on instagram, counting money, holding a gun, and showing off tattoos that 911 caller says he required the women to get, while allegedly forcing them to work at strip clubs and threatening to hurt them if they left. the 911 caller told police she met the suspect on a website f

that was morgan radford reporting. as for the investigation into the fire, the consumer products safety commission tells nbc news everyone should take advantage of the recall as they work to figure out which manufacturer was involved. you can find the full list at cpsc.gov and also on today.com. >>> we will be right back offer a short break. >>> all right. vicky, you are in today for kris. kris loves panda stories. >> who doesn't. >> talk about this panda. >> here we go. i am going to wait for the prompter to get caught up with me. this is a story about a zookeeper in china who is looking after a panda cub. i can see from the video the panda is stubborn and does not want to get down from the tree. now, the video actually is set up because the battle took a long time. kari as a mom knows when the baby doesn't want to do something, the baby doesn't want to do it. you have to find ways and means to get around the stubborn personality. >> did food work? >> it depends. >> hit or miss. >> sometimes it's a test of temperament

let's gee go to morgan radford. she's there. what's latest? >> reporter: i'm standing here in the had dose of trump tower. a couple hundred protestors say let's end the fight and unite. diane, why did you come out here? >> i came to support our president. >> and why do you feel like he needs to be suntse supported? >> because there are people consistently come out against this man. he has not even been in office that long. and they were trying to attack him before he got into office. they attacked him during the inauguration and now afterwards. and i think he needs the support all around the country from people who voted for him. we voted for him and we want our president to know that we support him and god bless him. >> and speaking of those attacks, i heard you yelling to a few of the other people saying don't tap me, talking about president obama. what do you think about the seri seri series of tweets? do you think eches the was tapp? >> it's appropriate for president trump to go to twitter because in this day and age, that's where he gives

tonight there's a new turn in that case, and we hear about it from morgan radford. >> reporter: tonight newly disclosed surveillance video, raising questions about what happened the night before 18-year-old michael brown was killed in ferguson, missouri. for two years, local police have said he robbed a convenience store before police responded and he was shot. >> police have shot this man for no reason. >> reporter: police released this surveillance at the time as evidence. but tonight, a new documentary called "stranger fruit" reveals more surveillance video from that same store. the film maker shows that brown knew the clerks and didn't rob them, but instead traded marijuana for cigarillos. >> mike gives the store a little bag of weed. you can see the employee smelling it and passing it around. then you clearly see mike given two big boxes of cigarillos, he is about to leave the store but decides to have the clerk hold the things behind the counter for him. >> reporter: the next day, brown comes back with his hands behind his back, the film maker says to get his boxes. nbc cannot con

morgan radford looks back at the life of of the man who could play the guitar just like ringing a bell. ♪ ♪ johnny be good >> reporter: he was the father of rock 'n' roll, skyrocketing to fame in 1955 with his very first hit "mablean." ♪ mablean why can't you be true ♪ >> reporter: born in 1926 in st. louis, missouri, the world soon came to know him as chuck, made famous by his colorful lyrics, signature duck walk and captivating stage presence. ♪ >> reporter: he learned to sing in church, but fell in love with showbiz in high school. soon, he caught the eye of the blues greats. tebow walker, johnny johnson and muddy waters, using their influences to develop his own eclectic style. ♪ louisiana across to new orleans ♪ >> reporter: in the '50s, his music was edgy, with songs like "sweet little 16," he talked about wild parties, high heeled shoes, and the grown-up blues. >> i came right in at the right time when afro american music was spilling over into the mainstream of pop. >> reporter: throughout the years, his fans kept his music alive. >> rock 'n' roll. >> moved me like no music had

morgan radford has more. >> reporter: newly disclosed video raising questions about what happened the night before 18-year-old michael brown was killed in ferguson, missouri. for two years, local police have said he robbed a convenient store before police responded and he was shot. >> police shot this man for no reason. >> reporter: police released this surveillance at the time as evidence. but a new documentary called stranger fruit reveals more surveillance video from that same store. the filmmaker says it shows that brown knew the clerks and didn't rob them, but instead traded them marijuana for cigarillos. >> you can see him smelling it and then he's given two big boxes of cigarillos. he decides to have the clerk hold the stuff behind the counter for him. >> reporter: the next day group comes back with his hands behind his back to get the boxes. minneapolis c msnbc cannot confirm this exchange, but the police department says it cannot confirm the authenticity at this time. if it did occur, this is still relevant to the investigation. what do you think this video shows us? >> i thi

in new york, pro-trump supporters are gathering in front of turn tower, we found nbc's morgan radford. what morgan, what are you hearing from people today? >> reporter: well, stephanie, you can hear the cheers right now. lots of american flags. people having hats that say "make america great again." we're hearing from lots of people who say they're here to end the fight and they want america to unit. so joe, you were one of the organizers here. >> yes. >> reporter: why did you organize this rally. >> we're the modern patriots, this is 1776 again, waving the american flag. on the other side they don't have the american flag. >> reporter: what's your message here? >> he's from new york, we love him, we're from new york, we don't hate him. we're trying to tell him that america is for trump as well. they're trying to show us we don't like this man but they don't realize there are people that love this man that are afraid to come out. they're closet conservatives. we're telling you right now, new york has a voice. this is the voice we have. what they're doing is anti-american. >> reporter:

that's where nbc's morgan radford has been.morgan, what's the message, what are the signs that they were hold, if any? what do they want people to hear here? >> reporter: they were chanting things like "don't tap me obama" and "we are the real patriots." the message of today, it's not time to fight, instead it's time to unite behind the president. in fact, i want to introduce you to edward who's here, came all the way from new jersey and in fact, you used to be a democrat. so what is it about the president's values that brought you out here in this freezing cold today all the way to new york? >> well, our president, my president, our president, your president, donald trump, is bringing us back to the foundation of what made this country great. he's making america great again and he doesn't mean it in terms of hopping in a time machine and going back. >> reporter: what does he mean? >> he means restoring the foundation of what this country is about. i am a former democrat as you said. i was with the democratic party for 23 years

morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> chuck berry was 90 years old. >>> up next, harry smith goes to school where the day still begins with a dance. >>> finally tonight, in an age when many of us are plugged in much of the time to our devices, whether it's for entertainment, work or school, it's nice to know that some still find value spending part of their day engaging in actual real human interaction. harry smith found one example in montana where they dance. >> reporter: at the foot of the rockies in northern montana sits the bynum school, where the calendar may claim 2017, but you think otherwise. ♪ every morning the children dance to melodies and rhythms that maybe only their grandparents remember. >> they love dancing. they love to be there. you put a record on and they're out there. they race to get a partner. they do. >> reporter: and when the dancing is done, they sing. ♪ a song that predates the civil war. the morning ritual goes back to the great depression. the idea of ira perkins, who taught here for more than 50 years. susan londstra was his protege. >> he would always

i'm morgan radford in central park.ng, as 39 million americans wake up this morning, under a winter weather advisory. the snow and rain pounding nine states across the country. and that's sweeping all the way from the ohio river valley up here to the northeast. we've already seen delays consultations at the area airports. the bulk of the delays here in new york. we expect to see three and four inches of snow, lasting until about noon today. and this frankly a bit of a winter weather whiplash for those of us who live in new york. we saw temperatures, highs of 61 degrees just yesterday. this is now the second time this year alone we've seen snow immediately following a day where we've seen temperatures as high as the 60s. today, a completely different story. experts say it's important to make sure that since this snow is falling, especially during your friday morning commute, you have extra food and water in your vehicle. and also, that you write down the name of a tow truck company, in case you happen to lose power or yo

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morgan radford, new york. ♪ >> bruce springsteen just one of the many music stars praising berry afterhe news of his passing. the boss writing, chuck berry was rock's greatest practitioner, guitarist and the greatest pure rock and roll writer who ever lived. chuck berry died yesterday at the age of 90. >>> march madness rolls on today with duke and kansas all playing for a spot in the sweet 16. number 8 seed wisconsin knocked off one seed in defending 65-62. but the game of the day, northwestern university in its first ever ncaa tournament giving the number one seed gonzaga everything it could handle. as northwestern rallied late in the game, officials missing an obvious goal-tending call as they went to block a shot that would have cut the gonzaga lead to three. he got a technical foul while arguing that call. gonzaga went on to win by six. the whole game here too much for the son of northwestern's athletic director rightly upset with the call. john phillips, that young man became an internet sensation with that display of passion for his team. >>> indra peterson is here while dylan i

from new york, a little further south to philadelphia, that's where we find morgan radford. the snow is not the only concern there this morning, right? >> reporter: that's right. it's also the sleet that's coming down. already in philly we're standing on those famous steps from the movie "rocky," there already four inches of snow in the city proper. we've seen up to a foot in the poconos. want to show you right here behind me. it's these streets, hallie, that people are really worried about. as those wind gusts pick up, we've seen wind gusts of up to 35 miles per hour, that stirring up all that snow is creating lower visibility for those drivers. schools have been completely shut down. people have hit the stores, stocking um on food, water, supplies, especially things for their cars. authorities have asked people to stay inside and really not leave their home unless there's an emergency that warrants them leaving. otherwise they're asking them to stay inside and make sur they stave safe because these roads out here, hallie, are trech route until 6 p.m. tonight. >> how much l

nbc's morgan radford has what it's like there. >> reporter: 39 million americans waking up this morninger a winter weather advisory as we expect to see heavy rain and snow pummel nine states throughout the country. that's from the ohio river valley region to the mid plaek a -- mid-atlantic. this is create ago messy commute for those people in the northeast. the bulk of cancellations at the airports right here in new york where we expect to see up to 3, possibly 4 inches of snow today. that snow lingering 12:00 noon. this is the second time this year we've seen snow immediately following up to 61 degree temperatures the day before. yesterday here in central park people were outside running, they were playing in the grass and enjoying the weather. today a little bit of a different story. we're expecting to see below freezing temperatures throughout much of those nine states into this weekend even after that snow has wrapped up. but we will see some of that snow linger into the evening in those areas as late as 5:00, possibly 7:00 p.m. today. back to you. >>> all right. we have more team c

morgan radford is here with the hilarious details on this and the hero who saves the day. >> it was tooality is it's happened to many parents before. they're trying to get some work done when of course their little ones want a little extra attention. a video that surfaced yesterday shows every parent's worst nightmare come to life. professor robert kelly being interviewed by the bbc. it was a serious matter. then his kids suddenly decided they wanted to get in there and show a little love. >> this is bbc world news. >> reporter: we all know how it goes. you're at work and things are getting serious. >> happen all the time. >> reporter: here's professor robert kelly being interviewed on live television by the bbc when his little one creeps in behind him, doing a little jig. >> what would it mean for the wider region? i think one of your children's just walked in. >> a not so subtle hint from dad. then surprise. here comes backup. suddenly, help dashes in, whisking away both pint-sized prowlers. >> my apologies. >> reporter: the professor had a sneaking suspicion of what was to come, twee

>> morgan radford, in philly. thank you. >>> in massachusetts, blizzard warnings have been expanded to the western and central part of that state. miguel almaguer in worcester, an hour north of boston. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. we are looking for a record-breaker here in massachusetts. here in worcester, we are talking about 16 inches of snow. over in boston, a foot. they are also talking about the potential for killer cold. with all of this snowfall, they expect hundreds of thousands of people across this region to lose power. that's a major concern here later on today. the light snow that's falling now will turn into steady snow later on today. they're worried about coastal flooding in the area. the governor asking everyone in this region to stay off of the roadways. at grocery stores, they are stocking up as quickly and as fast as they can. we have seen a rush on every kind of perishable imaginable. they are bracing for a steady storm. we have light snow but expect it to come down steady a

morgan radford with the storm there. hi, morgan. how is it going? >> reporter: savannah, good morning. you can see the snow and the sleet pummeling us here in philadelphia, where we saw two inches overnight. up to seven inches in other parts of the state. currently we're under a snow emergency with blizzard warnings north and west of the city, what experts are calling the deadly and life-threatening storm. these streets for the tuesday morning commuters who are determined to get to the office, they have to be extremely careful. that's when the snow and the sleet is expected to hit the hardest. and temperatures right now are just at freezing. that is expected to stick. once the wind gusts come, we have to see up to 35 miles per hour. that's why the city has already deployed more than 400 plows. they have up to 50,000 tons of salt at the ready. people are stocking up on food. they're stocking up on water. schools are closed for the day. wean under a winter storm warning until 6:00 p.m. savannah? matt? >> morgan radford, in philly. >>> in massachusetts

nbc's morgan radford explains. >> reporter: a wakeup call this morning for the hundreds of thousandsmplants may cause a rare and potentially fatal form of cancer called anaplastic large cell lymphoma. as of february 1st of this year, there have been a total of 359 cases of a.lcl related to breas implants, including nine deaths. experts say the trouble lies in textured implants versus smooth ones, which are more common. >> it is important because it tells us how rare it is, and it tells us that it is only about one particular type of implant. so it can help patients in deciding which type of implant they want for their surgery. >> reporter: in 2016, nearly 300,000 women underwent breast augmentation, making it the most popular cosmetic procedure in the u.s. while alcl has impacted just a small number of patients, the fda tells nbc news, women with breast implants have a very low but increased risk of developing alcl compared to women who do not have breast implants. the world health organization reports, on average, the cancer can take about ten years to develop. >> the fda did not re

morgan radford is here. >> i can watch it a hundred times over and over on a loop. it happened to many parents before. tried to get their work done when little ones want extra attention. well, a video surfaced yesterday shows every parents worst work nightmare come to life. one man's surprise became the internet's treasure. >> this is bbc world news. >> we all know how it goes. you are at work and things are getting serious. >> scandals happen all the time. >> professor robert kelly interviewed on live television by the bbc when his little one creeps behind him doing a little he jig. >> what does it mean for the wider version? >> a not so subtle hint from dad. then surprise. here comes back up. suddenly help dashes in whisking away both pint sized prowlers. the professor soon has a suspicion of what was to come. tweeting moments later, is this the kind of thing that goes viral and gets weird? weird, wonderful and definitely viral. the headlines wrote themselves. kids burst on to scene and hilarity ensues. this went wrong in an amazing way. already shared millions of

morgan radford is at the patriots home in foxboro, massachusetts. >> reporter: tom brady's jersey hasissing after the super bowl. this shows after video shows moments right up to and after the crime. it's the international heist straight out of a hollywood movie. >> did someone take my jersey? >> reporter: who stole tom brady's jersey after his huge super bowl win? the mystery, apparently now solved. after the hunt went global, spanning from houston, to mexico, all the way to the heart of patriots' nation. while combining the world of sports, media and law enforcement. overnight, mexican authorities released these photos of the quarterback's after this shocking video, caught on a fox sports camera, allegedly shows the suspect, walking in behind the team, just moments after the game, wearing press credentials around his neck. then, just 14 minutes later, he walks out with what appears to be the jerseys r s under his le arm. around when brady realizes his jersey is gone. law enforcement officials say they recovered the jersey across the border in mexico. along with another brady jersey

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morgan radford has the latest on this. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: matt, good morning. hospitals, fighting for their lives, in critical condition, after the home behind me was v ravaged by fire. the family inside said their hoverboard burst into flames. this morning, a family is devastated, after a fire spor d sparked by a hoverboard was on fire. >> get the baby. she just disappeared into the smoke. >> reporter: she died after a hoverboard on a charger burst into flames. her death, the first-ever linked to a hoverboard fire in the u.s. two other girls are hospitalized in critical condition. lana wolf says her daughter, savannah, is a hero. >> her first instinct wasn't to get out. it was to get to them kids. >> it's killing me inside, to see my daughter, swollen and covered in burns and fighting for their life in a hospital bed. >> we're getting rapid calls and reports of kids trapped on the third floor. >> reporter: the fire started just before 8:00 friday night in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> that's just what it sounded like. something ignited. >> reporter: the home's