word of jessica nelson's death spread quickly.a. >> i get a phone call from a mutual friend of ours, she was so hysterical i couldn't understand where she was saying. i thought she said that dom had been killed. so, i got off the phone with her and i called john. and he said, they found jests dead. and it was just unreal. i just couldn't believe that. >> laura's friendship with jessica had drifted a bit after high school, but by 2015, it was a little unusual. laura and jessica both had babies with john. laura dated him first. but it was after she broke up with john that her son christopher was born. and that was not long before jessica got pregnant. >> i found out when i was six months pregnant with our son that him and jessica had been dating. or just started dating. i'm pretty sure unaware, that she and i even knew each. other so both of us found, out from him. that she is dating him, and i have a child with him. so it was kind of like a surprise to everybody. >> what kind of a surprise would you say it was? >> well i wasn't too

nelson. and providing the subcommittee with personal experiences both as a frontline fighting senate and present representing 17 airlines across the sector. in another his longtime flight attendant and airlines will be speaking today on behalf of the association of professional flightpe attendants pretty providing his first-hand experience of the frontline fighting senate during covid-19 pandemic and highlighting abuse subject to while simply doing his job. and ms. lauren myers security facilitation for airlines and for america and has worked in previous aircraft safety during the pandemic. i look forward to hearing from her about the airline industry efforts in drawstring the passenger behavior whether sport airlines needed in order to do so. the subcommittee will also here from vice president security airport council international north america for it is to hear the steps and airports are taking to prevent potential unruly passengers from boarding the aircraft as well as additional members

nigel nelson, 10 phillips, i for that.ever, enjoy the rest of weekend and thank you very much, lovely to see you both. it has been great to have you here with us on bbc news. from the team and myself, cheerio. hello, and a warm welcome to the film review here on bbc news. and taking us through this week's cinema releases, as ever, it's mark kermode. and all of human life is here! very interesting week. we have the many saints of newark, which is a big—screen prequel to the sopranos. we have the green knight, in which dev patel plays gawain. and gagarine, in which a young man struggles to save the home he lives in from demolition. so, many saints of newark. the small screen goes to the big screen in a sense. it is the prequel to the sopranos. exactly that. so, michael gandolfini, son ofjames, plays the young tony soprano. the setting is the �*605, with the newark riots of �*67 being a big part of the plot. and the story essentially finds tony falling under the influence of dickie moltisanti, the surname which means "m any s

in fact, nelson rockefeller would become vice president under president ford. we are joined by david rothenberg, a member of the attica observers' committee. he was one of the 35 people brought into attica to negotiate on behalf of prisoners. he is founder of "the fortune society," which was relatively new at the time of the uprising. it helped people who got out of prison reintegrate into society. also with us is michael hull, director of the new hbo documentary film "betrayal at attica." it plays this conversation between president nixon and the new york governor nelson rockefeller. david rothenberg, your thoughts on what happened and why when you were negotiating with so many others between the prisoners in the state rockefeller decided to simply have the troopers opened fire? >> amy, we were brought in as observers. the negotiators were the inmates. some of the observers like bill kunstler and congressman video and tom wicker, little more sophisticated than people like myself who are new in this whole arena. they're giving advice. but what had happened is i

he beat willie nelson. >> a few years ago. >> stephen: how's he doing?acey, love hi to see you again. >> thanks, guys. >> stephen: hope you come back in october. "star-crossed" and its companion film on paramount plus both come out tomorrow. kacey musgraves, everybody! that's it for "the late show." james corden is next. good night. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ the late late show-oh-oh! the late late show! ♪ woo! ♪ the late late show-oh-ho! the late late show! oh! oh! it's the late late show ♪

>> what does nasa administrator bill nelson say now? >> "firing line with margaret hoover" is made possible in part by... and by... corporate funding is provided by... >> nasa administrator bill nelson, welcome to "firing line." >> thank you so much. i love to talk about space. >> you have said that nasa is in your blood. you grew up on the space coast and became the second sitting member of congress to travel into space aboard the space shuttle columbia in 1986. but a decade ago, nasa seemed adrift in space. the space shuttle program was ending, and the u.s. had no means of reaching space. compared to 10 years ago, senator, where does nasa stand today? >> well, it was specifically 11 years ago that kayley hutchison of texas and i wrote the bill that put nasa on the course that it's on, a dual course -- one-course commercial companies that nasa would hire, specifically the delivery of crew and cargo to the international space station. and then the other course, nasa, to get out of low earth orbit and go explore the heavens. and that's t

nelson, mr. bidwell said, many times the affected flight attendant or crew will not wait around to report to airport police. can you address that? >> yes. flight attendants are scheduled. not all airlines have committed to flight attendants, but they will support them emotionally and legally when these incidents occur. there is a program at united airlines that does provide this, communication to flight attendants that helps them know they will have that backing from the airline if they report to law enforcement. it is a disruption, there is a lot of pressure on flight attendants to get to the next flight. they know because of minimum staffing come if they don't make the next light, the flight may not go out on time. all these pressures are on the employee, not to mention we should recognize that these are the victims, the people of just been punched or hurt in some way and if they don't have support right away to let them know that they should report that, that they are going to be supported in

we'll be right back with willie nelson.o help people save more! [ laughs ] ♪ [ humming ] [ door creaks ] oh. [ soft music playing ] what are you all doing in my daydream? it's better than that presentation. a lot better. you know, whether it's a fraction or a decimal, it's still fun, you know? this is so crispy, juicy and tender. you might even call it deluxe. ok, now you can definitely call it deluxe. mcdonald's deluxe crispy chicken sandwich. ♪ba da ba ba ba♪ [ "colors" by black pumas ] mcdonald's deluxe come in for korean tacos. [ indistinct chatter ] leave with the best of both worlds. what we value most, shouldn't cost more. we can't make you leave your acne alone. but we can help get rid of the spots that your acne left behind. differin dark spot correcting serum has clinically proven dark spot fading power you can get without a prescription. do things differin. without a prescription. matt? i think i got my fantasy nights mixed up... hey bill. hey matt. yeah, i'm gonna, i'm gonna go. - you sure? - yeah. snickers® sat

nelson mandela was an a cherish list. and i remember when the presence of your countries was from travelling in the west, where he's the largest nationalist views and it wasn't the change he used that got him on the lease. it was a huge rising and political prominence that's come to that decision. so when it comes to international international politics, i think we both know when there is a will, there is a way, do you think a moment will come when the international community, regardless of how much it said. and regardless of all the morality issues associated with that, do you think they will come? they will come a day when the international community here will recognize the taliban? absolutely didn't have government with all due respect, your trust, assert comparisons. and then you ask a rather the kind of reality, but the accepted by the international community, nelson mandela on that is that i'm all the, did not take up arms both. didn't have a gun. well, not a gun culture. nelson mandela was associated with resistanc

nelson mandela on the did not take up arms both didn't have a gun. well, not of a gun culture. nelson mandela was associated with the resistance movements and yes, but he was associated with the resistance. he himself was not involved in any and also associated with the while, at least in the eyes of western critics, with, with the massacre in involving many of the muslim nationals. well again that's a missed and maybe that's a good comparison. but i bring you back to my question. well, the bus was normal next week. yeah. what happened in stage movie, there was a train that was a guy by muslim law. they kill a large number of in those who were passengers in that trade, that led to a, him, the backlash in which a number of muslims can both these i and then, so you know, this was certainly cannot be compared to international journalism. the international terrorism is defined as actually by one group, and once again, another state never be in south africa, india. any grow in was in cross border terrorism in trust. national happened and certainly, you know, giving example, so de la

funding for the state under donald trump, state senator jane nelson saying the situation is a failure of federal leadership and avoidable disaster. we heard about those making journey north, goes on to say they are not listening. some barrier maybe next. this is governor greg abbott wants us to do that. jillian: following the story for weeks the american mother known as fatima who captured our attention with this emotional plea. >> we are in danger. we are in danger, mister president, please help us. jillian: we are checking back in with her next. . we will talk to carley shimkus but first steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> in 11 minutes.

you are referring to nelson mandela who referred to. to nelson mandela who referred to yous as his honorarywant to use this as a platform, is this the right platform for you? platform, is this the right platform foryou? let platform, is this the right platform for you? let me tell you what philip murphy here says about the commonwealth. he says it is very good at pumping out the lovely candy floss sound bites about how lit solve world peace, save the rainforest and end world poverty but you ask the question, what have you actually achieved in when you —— and you are faced with shocked silence. does the commonwealth give you much to do? i does the commonwealth give you much to do? ., does the commonwealth give you much to do? . ., , ., does the commonwealth give you much to do? . ., , to do? i mean, me, as a person, i feel like, _ to do? i mean, me, as a person, i feel like, all— to do? i mean, me, as a person, i feel like, all who _ to do? i mean, me, as a person, i feel like, all who know— to do? i mean, me, as a person, i feel like, all who know me, - to do? i mean, me, as a person, i. fe

nick nelson there. thanks for joining us., central bank heads say no need to fight over inflation. look ahead to key euro area inflation data that is out soon. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ baaam. internet that doesn't miss a beat. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. adorable, but does yours block malware? nope. -it crushes it. pshh, mine's so fast, no one can catch me. big whoop! mine gives me a 4k streaming box. -for free! that's because you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi. so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? dani: good morning from bloomberg's european headquarters. i'm dani burger alongside manus cranny live from dubai. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. one hurdle down, chuck schumer says the deal has been reached to avoid a government shutdown this friday. but risk to president biden's economic agenda remains. central bank chiefs tried to reassure the markets over inflation. and the power crunch bite. factory activity contracts in china for the first time since t

nelson, if you could turn your camera off, that would be great. and why don't we open this up for public comment. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. >> there are no callers. >> clerk: thank you, mr. atkins. >> chair: there are no callers for this item. okay. colleagues, i want to thank all of the ap applicants for board 1, the complex assessment appeals board and make the following suggestion to keep things fresh, which is as follows: some of these seats are regular seats and some of them are alternates. i hear good words about all of the folks that i was thinking that we might want to elevate, if you will, some of the alternates into the permit seats and do a little switch around. and to that end, i would make the following recommendation colleagues: john calper, whose name i continue to mispronounce to seat number two. christine nelson to seat number four. paul beller to seat number five. elizabeth zoria to seat number six. and scott to seat number eight. and if that is okay with you, i would request a roll call on that motion. >> clerk: on the mot

my husband and a couple of our friends who were a handful of the white people who went to net nelson mandela's inauguration. i remember seeing he was out there with a film crew and i would love to track down that footage one day . i think south africa informed the person i became. people ask audi to become a libertarian and i was like i thought we were pretty much born libertarian and then we get influenced or forced into some other kind of thing but for me it's just always been individualism and really trying to help the community but from an individualistic way and not from a top-down way. so with life in south africa again, we saw this censorship . words in the newspapers were bad. they were allowed to talk about certain words for the illegalborder words that were going on . we half mast deportations, my friends were forced into the military who didn't want to be there and they were traumatized by thatexperience . again, it's sad to say but i think that that experience in south africa and knowing what the telstar from the regime saying that these certain people were going to label

professor lewis nelson of rutgers university runs the school as emergency medicine department. >> there's no foundation to even believe this medication would work. and the science, particularly the clinical science supporting it is very biassed and very poorly done. >> reporter: nelson worries people will take large doses of ivermectin intended for livestock. have it can cause seizures. >> i'm concerned for people more than for horses. i think that there mate be some people experiencing side effects or getting sick from this. >> reporter: in oakland, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> it's not just the pandemic. students and staff at two oakland schools are dealing with another crisis on campus. fleas. there's a park on one side in a wooded area on the other. there's been recent esh ahs raccoons on campus. experts told the campus that the critters may have led to the problem. the district has been working with exterminators but the fleas have not gone away. they're closing for two days starting tomorrow to do deep cleaning. students will study at home with virtual learning. >> not g

nelson >> david william nelson >> ginger risco nelson >> james a.en nelson >> oscar francis nesbitt >> gerard terence nevins >> renee tetreault newell >> christopher c. newton >> christopher newton-carter >> nancy yuen ngo >> and my younger brother, michael cameron lynch. a wonderful son, husband and father. we miss him every day. you must be so proud of i am of your beautiful daughter caroline, you're one nephew paul, and your niece kassidy was a sergeant in the army. you're always in our hearts. god bless america. >> my beloved husband, i miss and love you very much. >> khang ngoc nguyen >> jody tepedino nichilo >> kathleen ann nicosia >> martin stewart niederer >> alfonse joseph niedermeyer >> frank john niestadt, jr. >> gloria nieves >> juan nieves, jr. >> troy edward nilsen >> paul nimbley >> john ballantine niven >> katherine mcgarry noack >> curtis terrance noel >> michael a. noeth >> jacqueline june norton >> robert walter noonan >> daniela rosalia notaro >> robert grant norton >> soichi numata >> brian christopher novotny >> jose nunez >> b

after the break, do not miss an interview with nasa administrator and astronaut bill nelson we're backack i'm rahel solomon. at least three people have been killed and dozens injured after a 6.0 magnitude earthquake rocked china this morning in the southwest province search and rescue effort are still underway. >>> a pair of wildfires burning in the sierra nevada mountains threatening to destroy some of the world's largest trees. the national parks service closed sequoia national park and evacuated staff due to the first. 6,000 acres within the park have already been burned. >>> the capitol police taking extra precautions ahead of this weekend's rally. fencing has already been reinstalled around the u.s. capitol grounds. far-right extremists are expected to gather and protest the ongoing criminal charges against those involved in the january 6th capitol riot. >>> and russian president vladimir putin will remain in isolation a few days after dozens of people close to him tested positive for covid-19 he is fully vaccinated with russia's sputnik v back to you. >>> thank you. well, it mark

it really was the best-case scenario. >> that was christie nelson from our station in dallas. there are multiple brands of toy magnets on the market. they are not supposed be marketed to anyone under 14 but they end up there. doctors say if you have them in your home and you have children get rid of them asap. >>> prince harry and make amazing a visit to the united nations. this is not a vacation. they met with the u.n. deputy secretary general. later they plan to attend the global citizen live convert in central park with performances from ed sheeran, sir elton john and metallica. the aim of the event is to promote global vaccine equity to end the pandemic. >>> football will be king tomorrow right here on nbc bay area. the 49ers in a huge "sunday night football" matchup against the packers. and part of the fun involves painting a path to the super bowl. local artists from cities host games are teaming up to make one big masterpiece. this fan inspired painting is going to be a part of a 100 ida mural at the upcoming super bowl. today in san francisco fans watching bay area art

. >> jean nelson reports with jean nelson. >> let me say i thought last night's interviewer was the best i've ever seen until tonight's interview. hands-down the best thing i've ever witnessed. >> greg: i have to agree with you and i did the interview. you'd be surprised to learn more there will be a part four leader of the show and tomorrow a part five. >> wow. i can't wait. gene, you were on my show yesterday. gene nelson reports. >> greg: do you work out? how much do you bench? >> about 250. do you lift weights? >> greg: i work out but i don't use weights. i use the body weight of my workout partner. i have him straddle me on my back and that i do squat thrusts. she want to go work out? >> i don't have my workout close. >> greg: you won't need any. >> here he is. >> greg: let's welcome tonight's guests! this former placekicker is up, and he's good! fox news contributor and former gop congressman jason chaffetz. this ex-public defender has taken more prison calls than kat. former white house national security council aide kash patel. she likes her men tall, dark, and on life support. f

nelson david william nelson ginger risco nelson james a.michele ann nelson peter allen nelson oscar francis nesbitt gerard terence nevins renee tetreault newell christopher c. newton christopher newton-carter nancy yuen ngo and my younger brother. he was a wonderful son, brother, husband, and father. we miss him every day. i know you must be so proud as i am of your beautiful daughter, caroline. your nephew, paul, and your niece who is a sergeant in the army. you are always in our hearts. god bless america. >> we miss you and love you very much. ♪ khang ngoc nguyen jody tepedino nichilo kathleen ann nicosia martin stewart niederer alfonse joseph niedermeyer frank john niestadt, jr. gloria nieves juan nieves, jr. troy edward nilsen paul nimbley john ballantine niven katherine mcgarry noack curtis terrance noel michael a. noeth daniel r. nolan robert walter noonan jacqueline june norton robert grant norton daniela rosalia notaro brian christopher novotny brian nunez jose nunez jeffrey roger nussbaum dennis patrick o'berg james p. o'brien, jr.

nigel nelson is here, and also the political commentatorjo phillips. few technical problems have been affecting us today so we have a small selection of different pages. we begin with the sunday telegraph. borisjohnson is urging haulage firms to raise pay for drivers, and the mail on sunday is blaming the boss of the road haulage association. it is the labour party conference this week, the sunday mirror has a pledge from sir keir starmer that he will tax private schools in order to help poorer children. let's turn to our next paper. do you know what? lets get on with our chat. that will give us more time. jo and nigel, glad you are laughing along with me. not at me! we are aware that the telegraph. nigel, johnson demanding a pay rise for trekkers. why? to nigel, johnson demanding a pay rise for trekkers. why?— for trekkers. why? to try to get more of them. _ for trekkers. why? to try to get more of them. as _ for trekkers. why? to try to get more of them. as they - for trekkers. why? to try to get more of them. as they are - for trekkers. why? to try

. >> reporter: matt nelson is the creator of weratedogs, social media accounts that post hilarious dailyable dogs. "this is darla. she commenced a snooze mid-meal. 13/10." he writes every caption himself, and he rates every dog at least 12 out of ten. "this is manny. he hasn't seen your croissant. 13/10." >> the first time i said, "11/10," people kind of lost their minds. >> reporter: nelson started weratedogs as a twitter account in college, and when it took off, he dropped out to manage the account full-time. today, weratedogs has nine million followers, and hopeful owners send him pictures of over 1,000 dogs a day. >> philanthropy wasn't on my radar, because it was meant to just make you smile and laugh. >> reporter: but one day in 2016, nelson featured a senior pug who needed $700 for a doggie wheelchair. >> it's up to 453 donors. it was really an experiment to see what my followers would do, how would they react. and they raised that money in nearly like 45 minutes. just went from 99 to 160 donors. >> reporter: thus began the weekly weratedogs fundraising appeal for dogs who need me

se llevarÁ a cabo la elecciÓn que busca destituir al gobernador nelson. mÁs preocupa es el coronavirus. el candidato con mayor oportunidad serÍa larry elder. >> lo del covid nos estÁ ayudando mucho. ellos van a quitar las vacunas para los niÑos, para los maestros. >> nielsen considera que es momento de regresar a la normalidad. la misiÓn en cuanto a la pandemia es no creer necesarios los confinamientos. tambiÉn propone un incentivo de $250 a quiÉnes se vacunen por primera vez. >> elder se opone al control de armas y el salario mÍnimo. >> encontrarÁ una secciÓn completa con todos esos detalles. paola: se otorgaron $1,500,000,000 para apoyar comunidades en san francisco. >> los vecindarios mÁs afectados fueron los que no habÍan tenido apoyo. por eso es importante que la recuperaciÓn econÓmica se centre en apoyar estas comunidades. de acuerdo con datos de california, varios desempleados no recibirÁn apoyo adicional. tayhana garcÍa nos habla sobre las opciones que tiene para conseguir un buen empleo. >> lo que es Ético y correcto todo es decir: ahora hay trab

but the guest joining me tonight is nigel nelson and joe phillips.e, here's the weather. hello there. part two of the weekend looks sunday are generally the movie had on saturday because more of a breeze around to break up the cloud. a dry and largely warm day for the place where there will be rain arriving in the west later on. this cold front will have a change minded with much cooler here behind it in a warm muqqy cooler here behind it in a warm muggy air mass in that cold front spreads across the country with a band of rain winds and opens the floodgates to something much more autumnalfor floodgates to something much more autumnal for the upcoming week. this week, we're looking at temperatures in the low 20s for many of us, to next week, we are generally around the mid to high teens. a bit closer to the weatherfor the the mid to high teens. a bit closer to the weather for the time of year but even a little below average. so, for sunday we start off in a dry note with variable clouds, some good spots ascension, chance of where two showers across t

as jim bakker's lawyer cross-examined steve nelson, at one point, nelson actually collapsed on the standnd he was praying aloud. >> jim literally thought that he died. >> that really pulled the plug on his grip on reality at the time. >> bakker later broke down in the hallway, sobbing to his attorney not to leave him, still visibly shaken as he left. nelson was taken to a hospital where he was treated for an intestinal illness and released. >> he's supposed to be in court, and apparently, he was in his lawyer's office. >> he later said that he was hallucinating that the reporters outside the courtroom looked to him like giant bugs. >> he was curled up underneath his attorney's couch. i think the weight of that trial and the weight of everything that he had done, good and bad, just crushed him. >> jim bakker had a psychological breakdown. bakker and his team wanted to have him treated at a local private hospital. but judge robert potter was having none of this. and he had bakker committed to a federal prison psychiatric ward. >> it was horrific. it was sad, actually. >> jim, need you to s

we put dove men deodorant to the test with nelson, a volunteer that puts care into everything he does. it really protects my skin. it's comfortable and lasts a long time. dove men, 48h freshness with triple action moisturizers. [♪] if you're only using facial moisturizer in the morning, dove men, 48h freshness did you know, the best time for skin renewal is at night? olay retinol24 renews millions of surface skin cells while you sleep. wake up to smoother, younger-looking skin with olay retinol24. don't settle. start your day with secret. secret stops odor-causing sweat 3x more. and the provitamin b5 formula is gentle on skin. with secret, outlast anything! no sweat. secret. ♪ all strength. no sweat. ♪ >>> despite the pandemic there's joy and bundles of it at one hospital in bloomington, illinois. adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: amid the hardship at hospitals over the past year and half, the labor and delivery units have produced much-needed good news, especially at osf st. joseph medical center in central noil where that joy arrive in a set of eight. quarter of the nurses in this

. >> jean nelson reports, with jean nelson. >> first off, i would say that's probably the hardest hittingerview of a president that i have ever seen. >> you know, it was really a lot of, and it was only part one. i have four parts of the interview to go. and it looks like it might have captured your heart. >> i live right around the corner. >> greg: why didn't you say so in the first place? i'll drink the water. ♪ ♪ [laughs] let's walk on then tonight the guest. he just offered tyrus five bucks for the wrestling belt backstage, "pawn stars" star ron harrison. host of "outnumbered" emily companion. and fox news contributor, kat timpf. and world champion tyrus. [cheers and applause] so rick, welcome to the show. >> i mean how do i follow-up that interview? >> greg: at which? [laughs] >> probably the second one. >> greg: the look on your face was you were very disturbed and full of regret. >> and i had a tear in my eye. >> greg: one thing you notice though his trump is always entertaining the matter what. >> it was fun when he was president, it really was. with biden, you just know for a fac

. >> también llegaron cubanos y venezolanos como nelson suárez. >> cruzar el río y estáen las carpasro esperando que nos ubiquen. >> Él dice que espera poner a salvo su vida. >> francisco fajardo noticias telemundo. >> hoy un juez federal prohibió a la administración biden que utilice la excusa de la pandemia para deportar, vamos con los detalles con víctor silva, buenas noches. >> julio vaqueiro joe biden tiene dos semanas para apelar el no hacerlo y las familias migrantes con menores serán beneficiadas. >> un juez pidió dejar el título 42 o plapandemia como escudos para la noticia la recibieron y la familia de tersa intentó solicit asilo y creen que su espera es de lado americano. >> pues, así no estari ocroriento peligro aquí ¡e. >>eel acceso es suficiente para mitigar la tranmsiion del coronavirus en la frtonar por lo que no es necearía su expulsión. >> para rossana salió huyendo de la violencia. >> para nosotros sigue siendo bien que sigamos peligrnao. >>eel gobierno debiden tiene 14 días para apelar la decisión y la abogada alma rosa nieto dice que hay esperanzas. >> si fueron

we put dove men deodorant to the test with nelson, a volunteer that puts care into everything he does. it really protects my skin. it's comfortable and lasts a long time. dove men, 48h freshness with triple action moisturizers. i just heard something amazing! now for the first time one medication was approved to treat and prevent migraines. don't take if allergic to nurtec. the most common side effects were nausea, stomach pain, and indigestion. ask your doctor about nurtec today. world war ii, a veteran of that conflict took on another urgent mission. he enlisted some friends. and after a decade, it was mission accomplished and it changed his life. steve hartman found this story "on the road." >> reporter: inside the vitalia residences in strongsville, ohio, he sits on a treasure. to his wife dolores, almost nothing matters more to him than this note which he carries everywhere. >> i'll never be without it. >> reporter: why did it matter so much that you have it with you all the time? >> because it's something that somebody thought of me that much. >> when he has that letter with him

nelson and rose. king majesty on social media. >> very stout. >> that is it for us.ere, bret. >> bret: i don't know what i would do if i saw that coming down the aisle. thank you. good evening. welcome to washington. breaking tonight, does she have the votes tonight or not? a question frequently heard on capitol hill in the past few hours all about house speaker nancy pelosi and a potential vote on a bipartisan infrastructure bill, $1.2 trillion without a massive reconciliation spending bill at $3.5 trillion. frantic phone calls, meetings at the white house and on capitol hill, progressives versus moderates. democratic senator joe manchin from west virginia put his foot

we put dove men deodorant to the test with nelson, a volunteer that puts care into everything he doesit really protects my skin. it's comfortable and lasts a long time. dove men, 48h freshness with triple action moisturizers. [♪] if you're only using facial moisturizer in the morning, dove men, 48h freshness did you know, the best time for skin renewal is at night? olay retinol24 renews millions of surface skin cells while you sleep. wake up to smoother, younger-looking skin with olay retinol24. >>> some old video technology is getting a new lease on life in england. ♪ you're the best around, nothing's ever going to keep you down ♪ >> reporter: video couldn't be more retro if you tried, and it seems people can't get enough. >> it seems where they were considered obsolete, broken, worn, fuzzy. things went long with them. but after a while people liked that nostalgic field, the physical connection to it, putting it in a machine and playing it. >> reporter: right now business is brisk. >> it just gives me a littttle nostalgia. >> wow, this is amazing. it's like a little bit of time trave

we put dove men deodorant to the test with nelson, a volunteer that puts care into everything he does really protects my skin. it's comfortable and lasts a long time. dove men, 48h freshness with triple action moisturizers. >>> tomorrow marks a grim milestone for our nation. 20 years since the terror attacks of 9/11. this morning, we're paying tribute to the heroes of that day. they ran into danger at the world trade center so that others might live. 343 new york city firefighters died on september 11th, and that does not include the more than 250 who have died from illnesses related to the attack since. tony dokoupil has a story of one of new york city's bravest, and his sons who carry on his legacy. >> it's 8:52 here in new york. i'm bryant gumbel. we understand there has been a plane crash on the southern tip of manhattan. >> reporter: 20 years ago this week -- >> oh my god, another plane has just hit another building. >> reporter: after the worst terror attack in american history, the best of america rushed in to help. >> and that's what the guys are taught. >> reporter: joe and c

(announcer) the nelsons were our family, and our friends.-and friend, ozzie nelson. -wholesome, loving, and destined for stardom. ♪ pretty polynesian baby over the sea ♪ ♪ i remember the night ♪ ♪ when we walked in the sands of waikiki ♪

the only way to pay out claims local coverage now from nbc 6 south florida and their reporter ryan nelsonrought candles and told the stories of the 98 lives lost >> he showed me a new side of life a life we wanted to share together with our children to come but we were robbed of that dream on june 24th >> families, loved ones, and advocates met on the beach just outside of the collapse site to share a clear message. they want a memorial here at the site and not a new development >> this spot is sacred it is unacceptable that the last place my son was alive to be anything but a memorial. >> the collapse site property now the subject of on going court hearings judge michael handsman says death and property claims could reach about $1 billion. and selling the property may be their main source of compensation >> so absence -- absent extremely viable claims against extremely solvent defendants, this insurance money and the value of this property may be the primary sources for compensating these victims >> an unnamed bidder offered $120 million for the property, handsman says selling it top dol

nelson cruz comes up to bat with the bases loaded and center fielder appeared to lose the ball in the see it there. it hurts. cruz cruises to third and the ball is overthoun and he ends one a little league grand slam. they try to hold on but end up in an skreesh yating fashion in a game that lasted five hours and felt like 12. in a season that's had its fair share of losses, this is the worst yet. and we'll have coverage with joe scarborough in the next hour. >>> time now for the weather lchlt e geese to meteorologist janessa webb for the forecast. good morning, janessa, what have you got? >> good morning, jonathan. the sun is a lot. more of that today. we have multiple weather stories picking up, one across the deep south. we're watching another abundance of moisture that's going to be making its way across the gulf coast. this is unfortunate because we have people cleaning up after ida, and they don't need any more moisture in the forecast. that's what they're going to be dealing with for at least the next couple of days. some of these rainfall rates are pretty heavy across the flor

and over at wells fargo switching out the chart eric nelson cautioning that the offshore u.n. could weaken about 2% over the next month. to hit 60. the red on this chart here the combo of slower growth and more tolerance for further capital outflows which nelson says will more heavily influence the currency versus equities. but as we have seen switching out the chart once more evergrande and wider regulatory concerns are weighing heavily on stocks in hong kong which saw a broad based selloff on the hang seng index as we saw tech, property and banking getting hit hard. pushing deep noor bare market territory and now near a support level that was established back in 2008 during the global financial crisis. at .., haidi, analysts don't expect a long lasting spillover from evergrande to banks and property. simple because regulators are not seeing allowing that to happen. but the overhang still lingering here for markets. and certainly in focus, haidi. haidi: what an overhang. that evergrande. and feeding into asian trade on tuesday. we have the global domino style selloff. let's b

host: nelson in florida, republican.aller: i think the united states made a big mistake when it included asylum applications legal for problems of crime in the country of origin. it used to be that it dealt only with the kind of government they had such as, i'm 72 so such as communism when i was growing up or radical islamic scenarios, this has created a big mess where a lot of people can claim asylum quite often for reasons that have already been stipulated which did not use be included. the united states also has a lot of crime. what if half the population of chicago picked up stakes and emigrated? i'm sorry what's happening in many of these countries but is the responsibility of those governments to deal with. those problems, thank you guest: after covering the second earthquake recently, i was hearing that from haitian americans who went down to haiti to try to help the country and a lot of people have done well in the united states and they went there to try to help and rebuild the government and rebuild systems and