ellison? >> guad venegas, thank you. >>> president biden is trying to tamp down criticism over his decision to shoot down four unidentified objects over u.s. airspace. at the same time the rivalry between the u.s. and china is intensifying. what vice president christina told nbc's andrea mitchell earlier today. >> we shot it down because it needed to be shot down, because we were confident that it was used by china to spy on the american people. >> we will maintain we will maintain the perspective that we have in terms of what should be the relationship between china and the united states. that is not going to change, but sewerly and certainly the balloon was not helpful which is why we shot it down. >> reporter: this as officials officially wrap up the investigation recovering the chinese spy balloon off the coast of carolina. joining us now, vice president harris said the balloon incident will not change u.s./china relations. does china feel the same way? >> reporter: it's unclear, joe, beca

. >> and i'm ellison barber in for kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>>> today is thursday, februar 23rd, 2023. breaking news, murdaugh on the stand. the disgraced former lawyer testifying in his own defense. how he's explaining why he lied about where he was the night his wife and son were shoto death. >>> community in mourning. heartbreak in florida after a gunman's rampage leaves three dead among them a 9-year-old girl and a tv news reporter covering the story. what we're now learning about the suspect and what led up to it. >>> deadly storm. a massive winter blast leaving millions digging out and hundreds of thousands in the dark. the wild weather on the move from coast to coast. >>> early to bed. a new study reveals how a good night's sleep can quite literally help you live longer. >>> but we begin with breaking news, a dramatic day of testimony in a south carolina courtroom as alex murdaugh takes the stand in his own defense. murdaugh is standing trial in the shooting death of his wife and son in 2021. >> now h

. >> i'm ellison barber. aaron and kate are off today. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today is friday february 17th, 2023. officers in court, all five former police officers involved in the death of tyre nichols pleaded not guilty. nichols' mother is vowing to see the case through until justice is done. >> they didn't even have the courage. >> hmm. >> to look at me in my face.

is the little boy in the video we're seeing is that ellison?t's hear a little bit from ellison getting his hair cut. >> you're doing an awesome job, man, i'm so proud of you. >> ready to go? here we go. >> there you go, buddy. >> sandra: it's amazing. it is. his mother is giving you so much credit because she said she always felt such anxiety bringing her child in for haircuts. he didn't want to do it. you figured out a way. start and stop and it became a game, right? >> yes, yes. it was more of -- you have to figure out the right way and you experiment what works best for the child. the game, ellison is amazing client. i talk to each kid as a client rick not a special needs kid. have the parents' support and being there for them and the family as a whole has been a huge gift for me. >> bill: we have a qr code for a viewer for a gofundme page that can go a long way. we are putting that on the screen right now. kids don't want to sit in your chair, do they? that is your big challenge. >> that's why i greet them with smiles, high fives and hugs.

. >> i'm ellison barber in for aaron gilchrist. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, monday, february 13th, 2023. mystery in the sky. new questions emerging after the u.s. shoots down three flying objects in just 72 hours. the latest said to be a potential risk to airlines. the new information about what those objects were and how washington is responding. >>> holding out hope. people still being pulled from the rubble one week after those earthquakes in turkey and syria. the dramatic rescues and stories of survival from the quake zone. >>> flagrant foul. a college basketball team cancels the remainder of its season after three players allegedly hazed a teammate. why the school took such drastic action. >>> missions of faith. a grew pouring millions into securing african american heritage by restoring black churches. >>> we begin this hour with a mystery in the skies since friday -- >> since friday, military planes have shot down at least three unidentified flying objects over north america. one off of coast of alaska, one

let's get to the shelter, guys. >> ellison, what was going through your mind at the time? can i ask, are your friends and family like enough already? >> i think probably a little bit. in that instance, and i'm sure you recognized the voice you're hearing, dan gallo, that's who i was with who you work with as well. we were scared, quickly got to the shelter. the big take away, watching that back now and in that moment, it reminded me of what life is like every day for ukrainians. we hear people talk about at the time people were saying, you see people in lviv and kyiv at restaurants, why are we sending this money, these resources, the risk is never at the front lines, everywhere across the country, the risk is in the air at all times. we got to the shelter, we were locked down for a while, and then at some point, we all looked at each other, we were like, should we get dinner, we haven't eaten and we saw other people going out to get to do as well. why would that be the reaction after this terrible thing happened, and i realized the answer is what else do you do. when i tal

smith, judith resnick ellison s only asuka ronald e. mcnair, gregory jarvis and christa mcauliffe, a schoolteacher from concord, new hampshire. in our own time, we've discovered the exhilaration of expanding mankind's field of knowledge and broadening the fields of opportunity for the growing population of a hungry world and to the heretofore trackless voyage of space. it is the new frontier, and they explore a story beckoning to what thomas jefferson called the inimitable freedom of the human mind. the poet john gillespie mcgee. understood that exhilaration as to a lesser degree, have all who flaunt and attract a new frontier and a new place surely felt and understood by our own beloved colleague bill nelson, who only such short days ago experienced the various fame. and he wrote all i have slipped the surly bonds of earth and danced the skies on a laughter silvered winged sunward. i have climbed and joined the tumbling mirth of sun split cloud and that one did things. you have not dreamed of, wailed and soared and swung high and sunli

nbc's ellison barber is outside the courthouse in walter borrow, south carolina. or also joined by msnbc legal analyst and former u.s. attorney joyce vance. ellison, what was the defense argument for going to the scene, and do we know when they'll go? >> reporter: it's interesting. the jury asked the jury be allowed to decide whether or not they felt it would be hateful to take a trip, a jury viewing and go to the scene of the murders, what is known as mozelle, the family hunting lodge. after a back and forth of the state saying, well, we certainly aren't making that request, the defense said they would like the jury to be able to see it, because they felt there were some spatial questions in terms of location, a lot of different parts of this hunting lodge, this very big area have come up through out this trial. they said they felt for spatial purposes it would be important for the jury to be able to physically see some of these different locations they were talking about. the state said they felt like it could lead to them needing to call additional witnesses to

nbc's ellison barber is outside the courthouse.ing me is danny seb ballas, criminal defense attorney and msnbc legal analyst. ellison, how soon can we get to closing arguments? >> reporter: it's possible that closing arguments could begin as soon as wednesday. we heard that from the defense and prosecutors this morning in discussions in court with the judge prior to the jury entering the room. the defense says they still plan to wrap their case today. they have a forensic pathologist testifying. they don't know how long the state will take on cross. they say the state has a couple more witnesses they plan to call, the state agreeing with that, both seeming to believe it is plausible they could be beginning closing arguments on wednesday. a witness could go longer than expected and that could change. some have suggested maybe late tuesday, but most likely they seem to agree that they are on track to begin closing arguments on wednesday. one thing that came up this morning in discussions with the judge is the idea of whether or not t

. >> i'm ellison barber in for kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today, thursday, february 16th, 2023. breaking news, clearing the air. president biden speaking out moments ago about the objects shout down in american air space. why he says americans have nothing to fear. >>> grounds for concern. the epa administrator arrives in ohio to examine the potentially toxic spill from a train derailment up close. what homeowners say needs to be done right now. >>> questionable question. outrage in arkansas after a state lawmaker asks a transgender healthcare professional a question some people find jaw dropping. >>> and no access, a denver city council candidate forced to crawl on to the debate stage because there was no wheelchair ramp. how the venue is defending itself. >>> we start this hour with breaking news, president biden delivering his first extensive remarks about the downed alleged chinese spy balloon as well as three other objects recently shot down over north america. >>> these remarks come after mounting

ellison, i know we have obtained nbc news has obtained the police report that was filed after nichols' death clearly at odds with what we saw in the video. what does it tell us? does it shed any more light on the officers' frame of mind surrounding what happened or just what happened? >> reporter: i mean, there are just so many glaring discrepancies, i think a lot of people would point to them and say blatant lies in this police report compared to what we have seen from the numerous videos of that night, the body camera footage at that first stop, the body camera footage and the street camera footage at that second interaction. this report actually first came to pretty much everyone's attention because a local member of this community who is known on facebook. he's a long-time memphis resident, a talk show host. he's known on facebook as the cussing pastor. he obtained a copy, a photo of this police report. posted it on facebook, our colleague priscilla thompson was then able to verify the account in that unofficial report with a spokesperson from the d.a.'s office. the memphis police

. >> i'm ellison barber in for kate snow. "nbc news daily" starts right now. >>> today monday, february 20th, 2023. message of support. as we approach the one-year anniversary of the war in ukraine, president biden makes a surprise visit to kyiv. the message he delivered as he prepares to meet with world leaders in poland. >>> returning and grieving. michigan state university reopens one week after the mass shooting that killed three students and hurt five others. how the campus is paying tribute to the lives lost. >>> bishop murder. a catholic church leader gunned down inside his los angeles home. what we know about the suspect just arrested by police. >>> and southern comfort. since the beginning of the pandemic, nearly 1.5 million americans have decided to make their homes in the southern united states. what's driving the migration. >>> we begin this hour with president biden and his surprise trip to ukraine. >> the show of support comes days before the one-year anniversary of russia's full-scale invasion. >> one year late

a list of above mesa, high ellison's anxiously, whenever the rescue is announced, they found some one who grandmother was at the hospital when the quake hate mesa hasn't slept for days. she's been sitting here waiting, feeling helpless, cook children, all. i don't know how many days have passed. i lost track of time until they only started looking for her. now, we're waiting here for her. i love my grandma very much. my number. i 2nd name is i soul. i was named after her me says cousin ali john says miss management by the local authorities contributed to the disaster. he shows me what the hospital looked like before it collapsed. the building was dilapidated for years he says, unsafe, but no one did anything about it. you college, i bet they will get nickel mythology collision. it was obvious that this building would collapse sooner or later even without an earthquake. but why, of the kept using it subtle until it became a tomb for every one inside. the scale of the destruction is overwhelming across the region, thousands of buildings have collapsed and tie a neighborhoods have been f

but it was the hosts who ran out surprisingly comfortable. winners ellison ski rounded off a 3 nail wind for cologne with this strike in the dying minutes. the finish and 2nd of the match and its 5th. so fine, 2023. 2. when the when continues cologne's good form and returning from the winter break and acid comfortably in mid tape. and let's take a look at the result on buddhist lager match day 20. on saturday, leaders by and b, bottom dot one down breyman fryeburg came back to beach to guy labor cozen down health in time lines with alex beck. and as we saw on you on berlin, one in life sick on friday, shaka drew with full spec. and let's see how that leaves the table after 20 games by an remain on top. you can see it there while wins for one young and dark one to leave them hot on the champions. heels hatches when sees them leap frog that god while shall go, remain routed to the bottom of the table despite their draw at the women's t 20 cricket world cup in south africa to the sports, most fanatical countries and biggest rivals met when pakistan played india in cape town, pakistan bad at

and the republican party well this and vince everett ellison has answered these questions and his new book. 25 lies exposing democrats most dangerous seductive damnable destruct that lies how to refute them. he joins us in afterwards welcome. thank you for having me. i'm strong glad to be here. what do you say to every day? particularly black americans who may be skeptical about you and your book and just explosive cover. i give them my backstory. i was born on the cotton plantation in haywood county tennessee. my father was a sharecropper. plow them you picking cotton. and he aspired he bought us out of the plantation. of haywood county, through the insurance industry and he was so thankful that god had given us some middle-class life that we started a gospel singing group called the ellison family. we went around the whole south singing gospel music all around the south. this is how i got such an intimate knowledge of the black church. after that, i went to college university of memphis and after that i started working in a prison in south carolina five years. i worked at kirkland c

, because on the books should just renew it. run it all voice issue today. father vladimir serves ellison church in the russian, the city of belgrade. oh, hello. the the nationalist attacks on the small russian orthodox church. a few kilometers from keith. the priest was forced to free ukraine with his family. i am with a stay on land which a city rosalia in years he's wanted on line from and so number i'm with when you smart that ends up over here. so when i go into college doses, channels, storage and can i just pay for grants to go off on 2nd? i suppose i need to we have much official cost low classical. i mean you with what i spoke with the client you with like she didn't noise, that's what i'm up for. what are the 2 o'clock? she said lot, i'm 40. it was not going way. yes. is shanika green? i'm sorry, i missed jeff as a political. you a bit ignited, we were to happen. so not least of that when you start a new apollo, slightly different, you know, with somebody last line the computer issue mom should produce, wouldn't own it. so could i'm a local, not blue. it's just a little us. why

one important thing to look at, especially around this historical hinge is larry ellison at oracleho his money as a cia contractor for oracle and leads the tech industry into a new patriotic position after 9/11. he goes to the government and says, i want to create a national id program for you, i want to put every -- require every immigrant to have a national id card and have a national database. he gets democratic support for this policy. in the last moment of libertarian right and left wing association, that since then come it has been larry ellison running things. amy: talk about others. >> you can draw straight line from him to elon musk to the google guys to every tech billionaire that we have got has drawn one way or another from this big pile of money and the people have gotten bridge on the y2k bubble at or around the same time. there putting money into new opportunities and creating more rich guys like themselves. amy: you started writing this book after being part of occupy wall street. talk about what most surprised you in your research. >> what most surprised me is how sh

well, the acting chief darren ellison is going to be in that role until mayor thao is going to pick a replacement. she also talked about who she wants to find in a replagsment. >> i have the difficult task of finding the next leader and role model and i look forward to working with them. i know they want to have a diverse and experienced pool of applicants and to finding the candidates committed to reform and who have demonstrated the ability to improve community police relationships. i also believe true reform does not stop with accountability only, and they must also work the system that has failed, and that is something that my administration is going to focus on in the coming weeks and months. >> all right. so the oakland police department has had a long list of the police chiefs in the past decade and maybe you know this, a total of 10 police chiefs and interims. howard jordan resigned in 2013f after two years, and then anthony tor ixr bishgsden and fairow, figueroa, sabrina landreth and then kirkpatrick, and now darren allison and manheimer and now fired armstrong. we will have

lisa and ellison, thanks to both of you.t, in our next hour i'm going to be talking to a defense attorney who actually took a jury to a crime scene in another very high-profile case. we've got a lot to talk to him about coming up in our next hour. >>> the white house plan to get companies to provide affordable child care. we'll talk about it with someone working inside the c.h.i.p.s. program next. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security. giving you more control of your business. we call this enterprise intelligence. from the network america relies on. every day, more dog people a

nbc's ellison barber is outside the courthouse in south carolina.today and when do we expect the defense to get trial? >> reporter: so this morning we started by hearing from an attorney named mark tensely. he represents the family of mallory beech, the woman who was killed in a boat crash in 2019. paul murdaugh, the now deceased son of the defendant in this case, was accused of driving that boat under the influence when it crashed. alex murdaugh owned the boat. he had been named in a civil suit filed by this attorney, a $10 million civil suit related to that boat crash. what we heard in his testimony today, this attorney said that the moment paul and maggie were killed, the wife and son of the defendant in this case, that it meant the civil case, that the defendant was facing, millions of dollars that he could have had to pay, that that essentially was going to be over. listen. >> did that have any effect, that tragedy of their deaths, did that have any effect on your assessment of the boat case and how everything fit together if things were how th

nbc's ellison barber is live outside the courthouse in south carolina. what have we heard today?so this morning we have mostly primarily heard from alex murdaugh's best friend, he says that he was his best friend, that he had known him for years, they had gone to law school together. this individual,this individual as well and he worked on some personal injury cases with alex murdaugh. what we're seeing the prosecution do today, with this testimony, and in particular, is really trying to build on the testimony that we saw yesterday. you saw and talked a bit about what we heard from mr. murdaugh's former paralegal and her testimony yesterday. and she talked about a particular case, where there was over $700,000 in legal fees missing. she talks about noticing that those fees were missing, asking alex murdaugh about it. and then the murder of his wife and son happening, the law firm and everyone sort of focusing on that, trying to help him, not so much looking into where those missing legal fees were, and then she says after the murders there was a moment for her where she stumbled

. >> joining us now is nbc news correspondent ellison barber who's in memphis this morning. potential discrepancy between the initial police report following tyre nichols' traffic stop versus what we saw on the video, and there's even more video that has yet to be released? >> reporter: yeah, there are a lot of moving parts here. there are, it appears, major discrepancies between what was described in the initial police report and what we saw play out in the body and street camera video that was released from the night of january 7th. this unofficial copy of the report says that nichols was stopped for reckless driving and refused a lawful detention and then -- and i am quoting from the unofficial copy of the report here -- he started to fight with detectives. it goes on to describe a fight at the second scene claiming that nichols was actively resisting police by pulling duty belts and grabbing one officer by his vest. forgive me for looking down so much, i want to make sure i'm getting the language here correctly. this unofficial report then goes on to say that a chemical

lies, a lot of history was compounding at once and he killed his family to distract from that. >> ellison california have announced that new genealogical research has helped them solve two cold cases that have remained open for over four decades. police have arrested this man, 68-year-old tony garcia in connection to the rape and murders of rachel zendajas. for decades he lived undetected a few miles from where these murders took place. nbc news correspondent julia jester joins us now. so julia, there is one suspect here linked to two cold cases. what do we know about these murders prior to this arrest? >> well, kathy, it wasn't even clear at first that the crimes were even connected. 20-year-old rachel zen dayhas was found in january of 1981. months later in december, the other victim 21-year-old lisa gondek was found strangled in a bathtub. both women had visited the same nightclub before they were killed, but that's where the leads ended at the time. it wasn't until years later in 2004 that dna testing linked the murders to each other but not to a killer. >> just a follow-up to that, j

joining me right now is nbc news correspondent ellison barber.here does the investigation stand? >> reporter: yeah, you touched on it there in terms of when it could be released. the shelby county district attorney's office is telling us that they expect the memphis police department to release it within days. but the memphis police department is not saying that. all they would tell us is that the incident report from january 7th, the night that tyre nichols was stopped and detained and violently beaten by police officers, that that incident report is not currently available. this report, this unofficial report actually first surfaced on facebook, a local radio host and blogger who lived in memphis for years who goes by the name the cussing pastor on facebook, he actually first posted a photo of this report. a spokesperson for the shelby county district attorney then told our colleague priscilla thompson that the details in that unofficial can copy matched the account of the official report they had in their possession. and there are just major d

joining us now is nbc news correspondent ellison barber outside the courthouse. are we expecting today? >> reporter: hey, jose, we're hearing from a forensic pathologist right now. the defense has said they do expect they will finish their case and wrap sometime today putting the case on track to potentially be in closing arguments by wednesday. the state has said they only have a couple additional witnesses that they plan to call as well, but the defense says they should finish by the end of today. we are already arguably heard from the biggest witness in this case, the defendant himself. he mentioned how he took the stand towards the end of last week maintaining repeatedly his innocence saying that he did not kill maggie, he did not kill paul saying that he would never intentionally hurt either of them. he did admit to an incredibly big lie. there's been so much focus, a lot of the prosecution's case has centered around this snapchat video that was taken by paul murdaugh the night of the murders. the prosecution says it was taken just minutes before both of the

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ellison barber, thank you.e watching this all day. >>> a legal win for alec baldwin. prosecutors dropped the fire arms enhancement charge against the actor. miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: that gun enhancement charge would have added a five year minimum to alec baldwin's sentence if he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. now the maximum time he could face is 18 months. a legal victory for alec baldwin ahead of his first court appearance. the district attorney dropping a firearm enhancement charge after the actor's attorneys argued prosecutors couldn't use a version of a law that wasn't on the books at the time of the shooting. the move lessens the prison time he could face if convicted. the d.a.'s office saying, it wants to avoid further litigious distraction by mr. baldwin and his attorneys, adding the prosecution's priority is securing justice, not securing billable hours for big city attorneys. >> no prosecutor ever drops charges because the defense is litigious. prosecutors only drop charges i

ellison barber is in memphis. how is tyre nichols being remembered today in this service?reporter: at this service here the reverend started it but describing him as a human being gone too soon, denied his rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. we're listening to reverend al sharpton deliver a jewel gee right now. not long ago vice president kamala harris addressed the crowd. she talked about the need for policing reform saying that if the george floyd policing act were to get to president joe biden, he would sign it. here is more of what she said. >> and when i think about the courage and the strength of this family, i think it demands that we speak truth, and with this i will say this violent act was not in pursuit of public safety. it was not in the interest of keeping the public safe. >> reporter: we learned a little more about tyre and his life in this service. they showed a number of photos including photos of him with his 4-year-old son his name according to one of the bulletins here was milo. they say tyre himself was the youngest of four children. w

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