woody guthrie isn't singing. it's a man by the name of john mccutcheon.so much of john mccutcheon, his singing at. the. was earlier this spring and the strike was on the brothers mine all doors, all from the houses that the company owned. and we set up tents, no little ludlow. i was worried about my children, the soldiers guarding the railroad bridge every once in awhile bullets would fly, kick in the ground over me. i'll see. we were so afraid they'd kill our children. but we dug a cave. about seven foot deep. we carry the young ones and a friend. down into that caves. we. so this is louis, texas, lying out by the railroad tracks. the story is that the train continued to pass by during the massacre. at one point, the train will actually stop so that the women and children and the miners who are running away from the gunfire with the national guard will be able to actually get across to a more safe area after the massacre. they get in this. i said, louis, take his bodies left there. the trains will continue to go past. so every train that passes past ludl

guthrie served only six years for the murder of a high school girl at a us army base in germany. he was released in 1969 and came to california. once here, he killed at least two more times in the 70s to stanford students, including the daughter of the athletic director and hall of fame football coach chuck taylor . for more than 40 years, he escaped justice until police using dna evidence linked him to the murders at stanford. i spoke today with a reporter who has covered the case extensively for years. is grace and all of your years of reporting this story, you have long been convinced that getreu was responsible for other killings as well. but we may never know with his death and that is incredibly vexing. >> but hopefully with the advances in dna and we have a dozen other cases that we believe that he's responsible for working hand in glove with the serial killer son who was a very moral guy. hopefully we will find an answer and we will close some of these cases. and we're very, very close. >> convicted killer john arthur guthrie died friday at the state prison in stockton at

years after the cool and we bring you an exclusive interview with the president of sheila and mr. guthrie. anybody tell you what president buddies and thank you for speaking with us in a very fun but to me in jenny, it's an owner like readings as well to the gym and people service and mr. president, thank you very much. she has probably never had a president to so aggressively defends the late president some of the in the today, 50 years after the cool. what would you say to him or what again like to be able to. i said the 1st of all, i would thank him for his commitment noise. democratic pulse is coming order and his sacrifice the fees. and that would tell him that we are working hard to follow in his footsteps hoping to continue opening. great, haven't you that then we have free men and women, and i mean, can we get together and you'd have to build a better society? so the san francisco memorization is marked by new information about the role the government of the united states played in the cool. so how far is your government's willing to go to pick up all the files from that time for

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benefit concert new york city theater in early march 40 featured pete seeger, hotmail and jackson woody guthrie. meanwhile steinbeck's novel directed a national political attention on the migrant misfortune from plate 39 to early 1940 robert will follow senate vesicle oratory committee held hearings on the conditions in california. fdr expressed his appreciation for steinbeck's treatment of the migrant struggle in a radio address in january. eleanor roosevelt affirmed the novel's accuracy when she toured california in april. steinbeck received the pulitzer prize for the novel in may. and when he got for us dustbowl ballads albums in july had a seven minute two-part musical synopsis of the movie belted tom joad. these contributed to the growing consensus the southern plains migrant families needed and deserved sympathy and assistance. lang captured the sediment brilliantly and ironically to pen a photograph of a large billboard in the san joaquin valley for the movie playing in modesto with a billboard itself serving as a physical when rake for a camp located right behind it. but the grapes of w

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bruce guthrie, gabby is our brand-new -- [applause] graduate fellow. thank you.a, you were so patient and gracious. and finally, thanks to all of you for being here. goodbye for now. we will see you next week. [applause] [inaudible conversations] nasa headquarters in washington d.c. >> hello and welcome. we are here today at nasa headquarters in washington d.c. for a press briefing on a report from independent study team on unidentified anomalous

bruce guthrie, gabby is our brand-new -- [applause] graduate fellow. thank you.a, you were so patient and gracious. and finally, thanks to all of you for being here. goodbye for now. we will see you next week. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

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on that note i want to say thanks to our photographer, ruth guthrie, gabby is a brand-new pbca graduatethanks. your technology always takes time and you were so patient and gracious and thank you and finally thanks to all of you for being here. goodbye for now. we will see you next week. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

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bruce guthrie, gabby is our brand-new -- [applause] graduate fellow. thank you.a, you were so patient and gracious. and finally, thanks to all of you for being here. goodbye for now. we will see you next week. [applause] [inaudible conversations] looking forward while considering the past. >> the youth of today are the leaders of tomorrow. it's imperative that we help as they progress through life. >> to work together to keep it from becoming the next pandemic. >> it's important to understand the ramifications around this place. we are asking middle and high school students to create a five to 15 minute video addressing one of two questions. in the next 20 years what is the most important to change you want to see in america or over the past 20 years what has been the most important change and show supporting and opposing perspective. $100,000 in total prizes with a grand prize of $5,000 and because we are celebrating 20 years every participant has an opportunity to sre a portion of the $50,000. the deadline for the documentary is friday january 19, 2024. for mor

rebel group. cold fact took part, but didn't sign no sort of in time of the study phase, a former guthrie ambassadors to the united nations. he says the all my conditions, insightful customer in the us to oversee, however, on spends the on frozen funds. i am sure, you know, cut does, it has beautiful negotiation between these 2 countries and the cut off as and i live with united states and then the neighbor here on we'd be happy to play a role which will bring them together and to create this thing for the agent, but i am sure there is a me kind of them where cut that will be on board then to make sure that the money is spent on the uh for the purposes that we have agreed to. uh, of course the job would be the judge, but i hope everybody wouldn't be committed to it. they committed themselves to a so because cut out in this situation, is that going to that uh such money and such funds will be spent on goods, which when heard that and then people the judges that the international court of justice, hearing arguments from russia and ukraine, about most goes claims that launched its invasion t

. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.m studio 1a is rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. good to see you. 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. we're glad to see you on this thursday morning. does that mom in the video have nerves or steel or what? >> i can't believe it. it went on for several moments. the bear was there. it's her son's birthday party. she does just the right thing. not only does she standstill, gets her son to standstill and happily they both escaped without injury, but what a scare. >> boy, how calming that woman is. a lot more on that. >>> we have a lot more to get to including that republican presidential debate out of california. seven candidates facing off once again without donald trump. >> the former president instead speaking at a auto plant in michigan and labor strike were one of the major topics at the debate along with this looming government shutdown. >> many government workers could go without pay as soon as this weekend. we have it all covered. we'll start with nbc's garrett haake from the site of

here's savannah guthrie. >> good morning. we come on the air with breaking news.nne feinstein, the longest serving female senator in u.s. history passed away. she was 90 years old. first elected in 1992 representing the state of california for more than 30 years. she faced persistent health problems in recent years, leaving quite a legacy as well. andrea mitchell with a look back at her life. >> dianne feinstein whose political career was launched by tragedy. november 1978 the san francisco mayor and board of supervisors member were assassinated in city hall. then board of supervisor's president dianne feinstein tried desperately to save milk's life. >> both have been shot and killed. >> the event cementing her passion for gun reform. she was elected mayor and became a national figure. >> i've had an opportunity now to be the first woman and the first mayor to be asked to go through an interview process. and i view that as a major opening of the door and something that's very important to do. >> it was the clarence thomas hearings before an all male senate judicia

here's savannah guthrie. - morning, everybody. it's 10 a.m. on the east coast, 7 a.m. out west. to the now impeachment investigation into president trump. a lot of this renewed attention is focused on the president's phone call with the leader of ukraine and whether there was an inappropriate ask during that call. - we are now starting to see the actual testimony from the depositions in the impeachment inquiry so far, the transcripts, and they are as damning as expected for the president and his allies. - there's no law that says you can't take in information from a foreigner. this was an innocent man who was being framed by a group of scoundrels. - where do we stand with this? and the role of rudy giuliani, in particular, the president's personal lawyer? - what i did is perfectly lawful, perfectly legal. he had every right to do it as the president of united states. i actually found facts that are true. it's gonna finally all come out, and you're gonna find out that it--i imagine, it was the greatest, biggest scandal in the history of this country. - rudy giuliani is a very fam

here's savannah guthrie. >> good morning. nation marks 22 years since the terror attacks of september 11th. events are being held across the country today to honor and remember the nearly 3,000 people who died here in new york, at the pentagon and washington. the commemoration ceremony at lower manhattan is underway at this hour. the names of the fallen being read aloud along with moments of silence to mark the times each tower was struck in new york city. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. thousands are gathering here at what's been known as ground zero to remember those lives lost. just 22 years ago on september 11th, behind me you can see one world trade tower. this is where it sits in the footprint of what was the twin towers. and people will never forget, they say, what happened that day. and now they are here to remember it. dignitaries included in the events, the mayor, the governor, inclouding the former mayor rudy giuliani who became known as america's mayor because of it. you will hear all of those n

so live here in guthrie and temp 60 kilometers from the syrian border according to several sources. this turkey city is the hub for the trafficking of objects, plundered by iso here. no, no no, no, it doesn't have is full of antiquity stores in one window checked most spots what he thinks i also thought smuggled in from syria on or the of the little much the initiatives like assistive lady sanders phones. we got this little notice sam would receive mostly helpings this after the normal monthly the if you need me, see if i do see for the 3 of them the sought, the salary issues in the mail. my love is she, a lot of them, you'll get a level method of what's the level of the amount of a mazda minute of goodness this, from a gentleman debate, i had someone not in the i'm a little a lot of them and understood the issues, but 3 of the real number on the show on my image, i like to get something from the model. most uncle, back to me, is about 5 on the input. it gives them way, pulled the stuff he knows my model, single mental vanity associates, especially something if what, who you know, v

ruth guthrie. gabby is our brand-new pdca graduate fellow. gabby, thanks. takes time to amanda, you are so patientti and gracious. and thank you, gabby. and finally, thanks to all of you for being here. bye for now. we'll see you next week. [applause] >> next month. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> monday, watch c-span's new series in partnership with the library of congress, books the shaped america. we will feature of the federalist, a compilation of essays written in 1787 and 1788 by alexander eight by alexander hamilton, james madison and john jay urging for the ratification of the newly drafted u.s. constitution. u.s. court of appeals judge for the armed forces and director for graduate studies school of civic and economic thought at arizona state university will be our guests to discuss why this essays are considered one of the most important references for interpreting and understanding the original intent of the constitution. watch books the shaped america featuring the federalist monday life that night eastern on c-span, c-spa

guthrie gray fitzsimmons writes, concern about policies of this kind aren't only about the possible returnonald trump to office. this is about the next republican president, whoever it may be, is going to be pushing christian nationalism. joining me now is david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones, msnbc political analyst, and author of american psychosis, which comes out on paperback next week. david, i always say that the most dangerous people when it comes to protecting our government, it ain't the guys in shaman costumes. it's not the weekend warriors with punisher signs on their flack jackets they got at rei. it's men and women in suits who write policy, who slowly but surely undermine our government. put this project 2025 in the frame. how dangerous is this? >> let me expand a little bit. a lot of people who watch, people who are concerned about authoritarianism in america focus on onald trump. i think rightfully so. he incited violence, he says we should suspend the constitution, and he has his own campaign plan to impose an autocratic government should he get back into t

laughter ] "hey, frank, keep it down with your fireside chats, i'm trying to rest up for the big woody guthrieorrow i'm taking a zeppelin there that leaves at 6:00 a.m." [ laughter ] republicans are dancing around trump and bending over backwards not to pin the blame on him because they're still afraid of him. they know donald trump doesn't care one iota about the future of the republican party. he only cares about the future of donald trump. they're terrified -- even if they beat him in a primary, he will do everything in his power to burn it all down and make life miserable for whoever the gop nominee is if he can't be the next republican president, he'd be perfectly happy to be the last republican president you can hear him bragging about it "i was the last one, the last republican president there ever was. it's like how wilt chamberlin scored 100 points in a game. he did it and then no one else ever did it. i met wilt once. big guy, tall guy. he came up to me, tears running down his giant face and then splashing on the ground like big 'ol rain drops [ laughter ] and his said to me, 'sir.'

about 60-65 showing up for wake for warriors, and thanks to the people who donated food and trey guthrieing artist, is also singing. it's awesome hanging out with these guys, man. >> you know they're always up to great stuff. this is a very therapeutic stuff. it is really amazing. we've got a couple of amazing warriors on the boat right now, it really is something else. wake for warriors, check 'em out, support 'em. thank you guys for bringing me out here. stuart: well done, gentlemen, one and all. got it. all right. thanks, man. >>> coming up, here we go again. another outrageous comment from teachers' union head randi weingarten. this time she likened parental rights and school choice supporters to segregationists. we've got the tape. >>> president biden's re-election campaign faces several major obstacles. there are growing concerns over his age, the impeachment inquiry and his son's indictment. how long before democrats move him asidesome we'll be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business i

we see the armenians starts in guthrie for protests again, like yesterday the were expressing that i'm there near the government building, as well as any of the russian embassy. because a media feels it's been betrayed by russia, as, according to them, russia has taken sides with his impression. okay. you live, we know that brushes have peacekeepers in the region for sometime. can you just talk us through their role there? the yeah, absolutely. i also presentation the has said that the russian peacekeepers, the russian peacekeepers actually working with all the policies involving the conflict and they're going to cover the kind of so the latest si, fi agreement, a medium from minnesota know also expressed hope that the russian peacekeepers would provide security for the local, a median population in cairo by hand right after the ministry. actions from the zip is on his side when they began actually yesterday, the median foreign ministry also immediately called on russian peacekeepers and the un security accounts to take measures to stop what they called the russian of exhibits. john. s

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning. welcome to "today." glad to have you with us this morning. it is a tuesday morning. >> jets fans are freaking out. >> i know. you don't have to be a jets fan for your heart to go out to this team and aaron rodgers. i mean, so much hype. he's coming to new york. he's going to turn it around. in the first few minutes suffers an injury that they feel could be the end of the season for him. >> the jets win it in overtime, so congrats to the backup quarterback there. >>> let's start with the breaking news overnight in the search for escaped convict danelo cavalcante. >> he's been on the run 13 days. police are warning he appears to be warmed. they are pursuing him in a new area. ten miles northwest of where he was spotted on sunday, after changing his appearance. police adding it's more heavily populated. urging residents to lock all their doors and windows. george solis has been covering the manhunt from the beginning. george, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" is savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody good morning happy friday nice to have you with us there seems to be a giant bird in here. is that right? >> is that an eagle? >> we have been waiting for this. ession, al. >> yes. >> and everyone wins when ther >> good game thursday night football everyone wins when there is a good game, right not you? all right. >> meantime, we are keeping an eye on hurricane lee this morning. this is new york's long island the storm stirring up very rough surf al will be tracking that storm and the impact it will have on us this weekend. >>> overnight thousands of auto workers walking off the job at the stroke of midnight as you can see, they are on the picket lines this morning. >> yeah. this is the first ever strike against all three of the big auto makers at the same time and as for the financial toll, according to one estimate, strikes at gm and ford could alone cost those companies more than $5 billion per week for consumers, new car and re

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, everybody good morning off this morning, craig here we want to start welcome to "today. nice to have you with us on a wednesday morning. we have hoda off this week -- or this morning we have craig here we want to start with violent scenes out of philadelphia tonight. masked looters ransacking several stores. >> more than 20 arrests have been made so far but dozens more are believed to have gotten away it comes as retailers from coast to coast are battling crime waves like this. >> as a matter of fact, target just announced yesterday it will shutdown nine retail locations in less than a month because of violence, theft and safety concerns miguel almaguer joins us with the latest on all of it. >> good morning. thieves are ransacking stores with innocent shoppers standing right there in the middle of the chaos. retailers like target say they are shutting down because of this very crime. overnight, philadelphia police responding to a chaotic scene. large crowds of young peop

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >> hi, everybody good morning welcome to "today. nice to have you with us the heat is on at the u.s. open. >> can you believe what happened yesterday? >> these young american stars are phenomenal just dominating. coco gauff headed to the semifinals i mean, our cup runneth over for tennis fans. >> we will get into all that in a bit. it's hot on the court, and it's hot in a lot of other places around the country we're talking about the brutal heat wave hitting just as summer ends in fact, some districts are having early dismissals or full-on closings to keep students safe. >> look at this. some of yesterday's record-high temperatures in places really just not used to this type of heat at this time of year. 90 degrees in maine. 94 in harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> and there is another concern for people in schools this morning. new fears over covid a slew of new variants out there. hospitalizations on the rise. >> we've got what is shaping up to be a pretty different fall. we have it

holiday weekend today, friday, september 1, 2023 >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and a good friday morning to you. welcome to "today. we're so glad you are with us on this friday. savannah and hoda are off. sheinelle is here. about a few hundred folks outside the plaza. >> there was a long line outside this morning already more darius rucker. >> yeah. he's going to perform some of his classics, a few songs off his upcoming album we will have a good time on this friday morning that concert is going to help you get ready for this holiday weekend. labor day marking the unofficial end of summer. for many, today is get-away day. >> check it out. cars moving along nicely in orlando. aaa estimates 95 million americans will be driving to their holiday destination. gas prices at $3.82 a gallon, almost the same as what they were last time this year. >>> the faa preparing for some 14 million flyers over the weekend. that's the highest number in years. and that's after what's already been a record-breaking summer. >> fly

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. hi, everybody. good morning welcome to "today" monday morning. where do we begin? coco setting the tennis world ablaze saturday night. what about last night? >> we had two great days football was so much fun and to have coco on the field she will be rolling up any time. >> she will be treated like royalty on our plaza and for good reason. >> but first, guys, there it is. let's take a look across the scene much of the northeast. heavy rain and flooding causing hundreds of flight delays this morning. this comes as hurricane lee is once again gaining strength in the atlantic and, of course, al is tracking all of it. >> and today is 9/11 this is a look at lower manhattan. remembrances, and we will have much more throughout the morning. >> but we ar powerful tributes to take place today, remembrances. much more throughout this morning. >>> first, the devastating quake in morocco rescue crews beginning to reach this morning as the death toll continues to

. >>> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb.udio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> oh, wow this is good for us. good morning, everybody. welcome to "today. thank you for being here it's friday morning. look at all these beautiful, smiling faces. >> sg, this crowd is epic, man i mean, they spent the night they have been here for days, and we're just excited because olivia rodrigo will be playing, y'all. >> she is here she did sound check. they have already heard her beautiful voice. she is ready they are ready got some good news a lot of people fanning themselves out here. okay relief is in sight from this intense heat wave that has shattered records all week long. >> we're also watching hurricane lee. check out this image it is showing how this storm has grown over the last 24 hours it is now an extremely dangerous category 5 storm. >> well, al has his eye on that and all of it. happy friday. >> happy friday to you and good morning to all of you watching unfortunately, this storm isn't as strong as it's predicted to get. we have had r

savannah guthrie, other people who do it. >> at this point, we know. >> but the lying, it continues on. michael beschloss, i don't know what's going to happen. in '79, the poll was right, and president kennedy served eight years. >> right. >> it is early. not quite as early as it was, but i want to go back to this joe biden underestimation thing. because we never go back. nobody ever looks at the headlines, at the smart takes of the, quote, truth tellers, the media's bias and they won't say the truth about biden. the media is bias. they won't say the truth about this. and biden always underestimated, entire life mocked and ridiculed, yet he keeps winning. i saw this poll, the nine points, i saw it, and i started laughing out loud. >> i did, too. >> put it down and went out and had my sunday morning walk. because it's a joke. >> that was the proper reaction, and i saw it the same way. joe, you were an elected new congressman in 1995. how many people you talk to felt there was a decent chance that the next year, bill clinton would be re-elected president by a substantial majority? as you