about jamaica for you to do. thing when government has that access and what we're seeing right now. and this is the scary part, at least for me as a journalist, as a citizen, as a free speech advocate, is like when you get people like zuckerberg and elon musk and jeff bezos and others who are willing or kowtowing down to donald trump basically bending the knee before it comes into office because they're afraid of him. imagine what that could look like. if government wants to be able to access your phones, access your words, access free speech and the things that you're saying at home in private, next thing you know, ari, something siri records that you're saying at home, your opinion about something political and nonpolitical, anything like that can be taken out of context, given to government. next thing you know, you're getting a knock on your door because you may have said something that siri picked up, or china finds out how much china i've been telling siri to play epmd's greatest hits. >> right. and then ho

esa misma aeronave habÍa hecho varias rutas incluida una procedente de kingston, jamaica ese mismo dÍaser encontrados ya estaban en estado de descomposiciÓn, no afectÓ a los pasajeros y tampoco las operaciones, dicen que estÁn bastante sorprendidos y dicen que quieren mÁs seguridad. >> he escuchado de una he escuchado de una persona, pero no dos, dos personas, y que nadie se dio de cuenta, eso es inaudito, eso es muy tremendo. >> asimismo como entraron dos personas pueden entrar cualquier tipo de explosivo o pasajeros. andrea: autoridades dicen que no revelarÁn por lo pronto estos los hombres, pero van a realizar la autopsia correspondiente para saber cuÁles son las causas de sus fallecimiento, es la informaciÓn que les tengo en este momento. borja: llama mucho la atenciÓn porque era un vuelo domÉstico, es decir, de new york a flores del, esto suele pasar con vuelos internacionales. carolina: despuÉs de la tormenta casi siempre vine la calma, este caso es diferente, estamos hablando de una explosiÓn Ártica que enciende las algas, se trata de un frente frÍo proveniente del norte que imp

the plane had also been in kingston, jamaica, and salt lake city earlier in the day.or when the men were able to get into the landing gear. >>> "the san diego union-tribune" says four san diego state university fraternity members face felony charges after one of them, a pledge, was set on fire. it happened last february during a skit performed at a party. the 19-year-old student was in the hospital with third-degree burns. the frat was already on probation for violating alcohol policies. the defendants could face more than seven years in prison. >>> and the "associated press" says the justice department is suing six major landlords for allegedly scheming to keep rents high. prosecutors say the landlords used an algorithm to help sent rents and privately shared sensitive information with competitors to boost profits. the accused landlords operate more than a million units in 43 states and washington, d.c. one of the accused companies issued a statement saying it's conducted business with the utmost integrity and did not engage in any anti-competitive practices. >>> com

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the plane had just flown from jamaica, making stops in salt lake city and new york's jfk airport, so it is unknown where or when they got into the wheel well. investigators are still working to id the bodies and determine how they died. founding member of the 1960s folk group peter, paul and mary has died. peter yarrow died this morning at his home in new york city after a four year battle with cancer. yarrow, along with paul stookey and mary travers, began performing as a group in 1961. he's best known for writing the song puff the magic dragon. the trio's biggest hit was their 1969 recording of leaving on a jet plane. yarrow was 86 years old. we have a lot more news ahead. garvin thomas joins us now with what's coming up next at 6:00. right now at 6:00, dangerous, explosive and fast moving. hundreds of fire personnel are tackling the palisades fire burning in southern california. and the worst is yet to come. we're tracking the latest on the gusty winds fueling that fire, as some 30,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. our jeff ranieri is tracking the conditions making for a p

on the back of this news, awaiting the hsi in hong kong, see atl the may jamaica with a 37% market shareill cover for you. justin trudeau's resignation has come in, not a major surprise but it sets the stage for a shift away from progressive policies toward a conservative approach. let's bring in jill, let's start with what led to justin trudeau's downfall, one of the ingredients is -- is what led to a number of leaders and that is inflation. jill: what you saw is not different to what we saw across the world, nearly every major uh leader was either toppled out of government or lost support to do with post-pandemic surge of inflation, you had people with issues with growth, something that led to consternation, really exacerbated consternation , one of the most loyal sort of uh uh advisors step aside over disagreements, trump went on the attack. general dissatisfaction among the public led to what we saw. tim: maybe you can touch on the key -- key names, also what this means for -- for -- for -- 4 -- 4 -- 4 -- for policy? jill: what we will see is jockeying for power within the parties bl

so you have this really like a intense conversation with 5 different people, like one had a jamaica max. and that goes to a different temperaments or women. have you heard of the technological singularity? the technological singularity is the hypothesis that the invention of artificial super intelligence will abruptly trigger runaway technological growth resulting and non fat and the goal changes to human civilization muffler. the can you tell please what is and slept, and what is the cost of sitting this i have right here? like i say, this is one of the dining halls. and you can tell the advisors long stretch right here. this is where the dining room was, is where the officer sat down and ate. that was probably a storage thing cuz you could tell there was walls went there. you could tell were all the walls last. i bet any money that high rise section right there. there was where they went and got their food. it was a mess. all right. you know the soldiers food place, you know, we call the mess in the military. i don't know why they call it the mess, but that's what it is. right? there

as we go through tuesday, the mount jamaica is 500 funny. the clinic, elated by those in power and selection is unique and we've seen anything like it before. no pressure. they were instrumental in helping the president when the election, driven by still interested play is fast put their faster non profits for people susceptible to government control. if propaganda is designed to inflame and defense, the way that the story is being told, not right, and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post exposes the forces behind the headlight on out just era. the northern gaza totally destroyed $100.00 days of his rarely sage. i'm from the bottom. it says kill thousands of people. and this is al serra, from de la cosa. coming up the desk told in the los angeles, while 5 rises to 24, as crews scrambled to put out the signs ahead of more high wind names. that'd be fine to me. the eastern democratic republic of.

a mile jamaica is 500 funny. the natural dishonest as increase concern for the source and people across the globe are taking action times running, filed at the lower end, that comes in germany, environmental campaigns. so facing those lots of authorities. and in some cases being labeled extremes for using direct action. protests people empower, investigates climate correct down on out to 0. the the, the watching out to see are the headlines for you now. northern garza has now been on the is very minute you sees for 100 things, at least 5000 palestinians have been killed. missing israel has without thomas or age from entering repeatedly attacks. hospital officials in los angeles, a warning that strong winds will return the sweet, could potentially find this things of wildfire. so at least wednesday, emergency crews have a document, 3 major funds, familiar to the fighting cause a route to the east of democratic republic congress as the army tries to regain ground for them. 23 fights as david it's on sing and the re

confirmó a nuestra cadena hermana nbc que previamente la aeronave había realizado vuelos desde kingston, jamaicala victoria al recibir al miami heat en choice center. vamos con las acciones. steph curry, que trataba de guiar a los suyos al triunfo 19 en la temporada, tuvo una muy buena noche. el chef con 31 puntos triples espectaculares como este, pero siempre estuvo persiguiendo a miami. acá el triple de tyler miami, que trataba de nivelalar su registr. triple espectacular de curry estuvo cerca golden state en algún momento, pero luego se despegó. miami triunfo 114 98 para el equipo de la florida. 18 18 el registro de los warriors. la noticia del día en el deporte del área de la bahía fue sin dudas la gran incorporación de los san francisco giants. justin verlander, lanzador destinado al salón de la fama del béisbol, firmará como agente libre tras superar los exámenes médicos en un contrato de un año a cambio de 15 millones de dólares. pero qué ofrece verlander a bob melvin? a sus 41 años de estar sano, verlander trae a san francisco su currículum de leyenda 3 ihop, en donde en un año logró la

across the li was for times, thinking a little further south as we go through tuesday, the mount jamaica is fine and funny. the. when the shots came from the holiday and we heard correctly, we heard some noise. this was knowing us michael valley was one of the most dangerous intersections and most sought able he didn't come into the front entrance . that was what happened to the people who were shot that came into the wrong entrance, the nightly pyrotechnics. so let's get the hell out of here, san diego holiday and we'll hotels on our 0. the the are you watching out 01 of us up stories is and no the gone. so it has now been on the is really minutes receipts for more than 100 things. at least 5000 palestinians have been killed or israel has blocked too much weight from inter, repeatedly a truck in the united states officials. and they'll signs with a warning that strong winds will return this week and could potentially find the flames awhile and far as the to the at least wednesday. emergency crews have been battling 3 major fights for nearly a week. the officials say they're willing to c

we've also learned the routing for that specific aircraft was kingston, jamaica.en to jfk new york. salt lake city utah and back to jfk before ending eventually here at fort lauderdale airport . we do not know when the individuals got into the landing gear compartment, how long they have been there, but we know that tsa is working with the faa, the airport and the airline to uncover that. we got a statement from jetblue overnight calling it a heartbreaking situation, saying they will be investigating all of the details, but we know this comes on the heels of a lot of reporting we've been chewing on similar incidents. we don't know if this is is something we can call a stowaway incident quite yet. we have been reporting on high- profile stowaway incidents. a couple of weeks ago there was a body found in the landing gear of a flight that was going from chicago to maui. a lot of questions being raised around security surrounding these planes. how are people getting into these parts of the airplane and people with no tickets getting into parts of the airport. a lot of

reported in the press, yet another close family member of joe's set his sights on costa rica and jamaicawhere millions of dollars flowed from the obama biden administration in taxpayer backed loans linked to the same family member. these aren't isolated incidents. it is a deliberate pattern of conduct. that is just what he did as vice president. imagine what he would do as president. how many american families would be allowed to get away with this? why should there be one standard for the elite political class and another set of rules for the rest of us? when millions of americans voted for donald trump, they knew he would be different and he is. he is a tough no-nonsense outsider who can't be bought or intimidated. he won't even take a paycheck from the american people. he donates his paycheck to charities across this country. democrats have lectured america about integrity four years while their nominee has been writing the text book on abuse of power for 40 years. if they want to make this election a choice between saving america and swindling america, bring it on. joe says he will b

in new york, police say 10 people were hurt in a shooting outside a nightclub in jamaica, queens.hree or four men approached a group of people waiting outside the club late last night before firing some 30 shots. the gunmen then fled on foot. six women and four men, between the ages of 16 and 20, were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police say the motive is unclear, but the shooting is not considered an act of terrorism. tesla reported a drop in sales last year for the first time in more than a dozen years. the electric auto-maker delivered just under 1.8 million vehicles in 2024. that's about 1% lower than the year before. a strong fourth-quarter failed to offset the company's slow start to 2024. the dip in sales comes as tesla faces weakening demand for electric vehicles in the u.s. and worldwide. it's also battling increased competition from legacy auto-makers and startups in china, europe, and the u.s. on wall street today, stocks started the new year of trading on a sluggish note. the dow jones industrial average gave back about 150 points. the nasda

you to buy those funds that are looking good either the next couple of days long as you try to for jamaica because what the weather is, this company is a southern positive cuba. but again, long sheet dry for the us. things are improving in terms of the, the recent storm storm blad, that's now pulling out of the way, looking at the temperatures. these a current value is well below freezing across the central and eastern parts of the us and it doesn't get a lot better by day struggling to get anywhere near freezing in the heat to the day . a few snow showers just coming across the rockies over the next style. so i will make my way east of the unique perspectives. what could my community be gaining if we weren't spending money on all of those bonds? killing innocence, and as i said, 11 on, on her voices the world has turned its back on so that our lives to match. so many people matter just as much as any other connect with our community and be part of the conversation. we feel very obviously because of the 2nd child sensitive things, they don't see the need and then trying to appease the peop

we've learned that the routing of the jetblue was jamaica, jfk, new york, salt lake city, back to jfknow anythingng beyondthat. we do not know how or when those men got into this part of the aircraft. we know tsa said they're working with the faa, the airport, and the airline to uncover exactly that. jetblue calling this a quote, heartbreaking situation, saying they are committed to working closely with authorities to support their efforts to understand how this occurred. remember, this is in a week followed a body being found -- after landing in chicago from maui. zinhle, this incident along with those other incidents raising a lot of questions about airplane and flight safety. how did unticketed passengers get into these parts of the plane? those are things that are going to require more time. but we're staying on top of it, and we'll bring it here as we know it. zinhle? >> marissa parra, thanks so much. >>> we do a lot of reporting on the dangers and distractions of social media. but there are plenty of good things on social media too. maybe it could help you find work. a recent st

a senior governor official telling nbc news the routing for this jetblue aircraft went from jamaica tocifically and then to salt lake city back to jfk before going to fort lauderdale. it's unclear when the stowaways may have entered the plane, that is the very latest information as you point out, a lot more questions to ask at that upcoming press conference. marissa parra, thank you for that. >>> turning for this investigation in new orleans and the terror attack that left 14 dead nbc news now obtained a photo of one of the ied's placed near bourbon street. if you look closely there, you see roles of nails in addition to other bomb components inside this cooler. a reminder of how much more carnage the attacker was trying to cause. president biden pay tribute to the city at an interfaith prayer service the more immortalizing the victims last night. >> if there's one thing we know, new orleans defines strength and resilience. whether it's from this attack, hurricanes or super storms, this cities people get back up. >> the biden administration also elevated the security posture in that ci

> now, investigators are looking at the plane's flight history, which started monday in kingston, jamaicathen flew to jfk, salt lake city and back to jfk before flying to florida. >> detectives will be looking at all aspects, uh, contributing to the circumstances of this incident. where did the plane come from? >> how long were the individuals on the plane? >> it has not happened since. >> in the six years that i've been here. >> but clearly it's been in the news recently at other airports. >> just last month, a body was discovered in the wheel well of a united airlines flight that flew from chicago to maui on christmas eve. the opening, which stores a plane's retractable wheels, is about the size of a car's trunk but is not pressurized like the rest of the plane, meaning stowaways risk extreme cold, oxygen deprivation, getting crushed by the wheels or falling to the ground. >> once you're in, you're in. >> but that's also where it is the most difficult to find something. even approaching a safe place. >> former ntsb managing director peter goelz points to the latest faa data, which says

helps you to barbados for, does that looking good over the next couple of days long as you try to for jamaica because what the weather is, this coming is a southern positive cube. but again, long sheet drive for the us. things are improving in terms of the, the recent stall storm blad that's now pulling out. so the way looking at the temperatures, these a current value is well below freezing across the central and eastern parts of the us. and it doesn't get a lot better by day struggling to get anywhere near freezing in the heat to the day a few snow shala's just coming across the rockies over the next style. so i will make my way east of the is there any sign is will lead to the millions of palestinians in gaza for now stuck between an outgoing fighting administration and an incoming trumpet to industries. now that americans have decided to put forth back in the white house. what can the country in the world expect the quizzical look good us politics, the bottom line for this neighborhood in the city of homes that these of oppression may be over. but it's cause i get to go out so much pain,

help these communities in the southern part of brooklyn and, in the neighborhoods in queens, around jamaica bay that had been devastated by superstorm sandy to work on that, you know, rescue, recovery, resilience, rebuilding effort, that was important. criminal justice reform had always been issue that i had spent a lot of time working on in the state legislature. and i hope to be able to continue that work and was pleasantly surprised to find that it was real bipoc opportunity in the congress, you know, working some of my colleagues, the other side of the aisle who were interested in criminal justice reform and some of the advocacy organizations on the right, like the heritage foundation as an example or koch brothers who were very interested in dealing with the problem of over criminalization in the united states of america and. ultimately, that led to bipartisan legislative thing that i worked on in the form of the first step act signed into law by then president trump and it wasn't it was in that first year as a member, the congressional black caucus, where we have an opportunity the cb

as a resident from jamaica and a lot of maga republicans i've seen in america that are low income, what they going to do and how are they going to be able to go to the trump inauguration? host: this is a question of who can attend the inauguration? caller: yes. host: anybody can attend the inauguration. if you go to a ball or something like that, that costs money. guest: if you're a u.s. citizen, if you are a citizen of jamaica, a citizen from anywhere in the world and you are a washington, d.c. on the day of the trump inauguration, you will be able to attend. you will be able to stand steadily on the national mall, to view the spectacle and it always is a spectacle. it is going to be something that will be open to the public which does stand in contrast to what happened four years ago when because of covert protocols and strict security protocols in place after the attack on the u.s. capitol on january 6 20 when he won, this was unlike any in modern history than that nobody was on the national mall. i attended that as a reporter and it was chilling because i had attended other inaugura

beautifully about your parents and you tell the story of your black father who moved to new york from jamaica to go to college, become an architect, and you say that it wasn't until after he away that you understood the nature of his success in his field. can you tell us that story? well, i didn't think he had any success because he didn't have any fancy buildings. he could point and claim credit for and maybe i could just read the sentences because i chose the words so carefully i don't want to botch it. every day of my childhood. he would get up sisyphean, put on a sharp, buy a newspaper and a pack of doublemint, take the subway into manhattan and try to make headway as a black in this notoriously insular, racist field. i'm ashamed to admit that, i thought he a failure. he didn't have fancy buildings point to and claim he never made any money to speak of. it wasn't until a few years ago, after he had passed away, that i was of that perception when i happened to meet a black architect a generation his junior at a cocktail party. this man knew of my dad's architecture firm, which is one of th

-- imgrafted from jamaica to india. or marco rubio, or nikki haley, born in south carolina to parents who emigrated from the punjab region of india. or general and former secretary of state colin powell, born in new york to parents who imgreated from jamaica? where would american sports be without people like figure skater michelle kwan born in california to parents who emigrated from hong kong or alex rodriguez born to parents who emcrotchetyed from the -- emigrated from the dominican republic? or acting, with rene zellweger or bruce lee, born in california, who points who emgreated from hong kong and shanghai. where would american business be without ketchup magnate henry heinz born in pittsburgh to parents from germany? or outdoor gear entrepreneur eddie barr born -- eddie bauer. or estee lauder born in queens to parents from hungary and slovakia. or david geffen born in brooklyn to parents who were from palestine? or american music, without people like frank sinatra, or george judiciary win, the -- george gershwin 1

i had just been to jamaica. i think it was. and i got busted down there. so when i was so glad to get out of jail that i jumped off the porch, sprung my ankle. so when i went to and then the next day i had to go see the president of the united states. so it was really kind of funny. we laughed about it a lot. yeah. >> doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo doo. >> president carter has an encyclopedic knowledge of all music, not just rock and roll. he knows it has a deep knowledge, deep, deep knowledge of classical music. but he also knows a lot about blues and a lot about an awful lot about jazz. >> when i had this opportunity to produce music at the white house, it was one of the most moving moments in my life in jazz. >> many concerts were held at the white house, maybe more than any other, for years. the jazz concert was the one i remember the most. it was just magical. to. go. >> to the. >> i was deeply infatuated with jazz musician.

. >> here is the attitude, one of the greats in washington history, on a vacation in jamaica in the earlywas i believe etched above the rotunda, when asked what he was going to do about snow removal, he said god brung it, god can take it away. >> that might be his second most famous quote. here is an opposing view, i don't think it has been that bad. >> have you been out? >> i have. this is just in my experience, my lived experience. that has always been my spring. i have always been in class full kind of guy. >> speaking of, willie guist, new york, they are looking at rex ryan and they are thinking, this guy can make the difference. >> are they going to do this again? >> and by the way, ford bringing it back, there it is, the red appeal, bringing rexy back. he has been openly campaigning for the job, perhaps pairing with aaron rodgers if he returns, we have seen this move before a new york and now it looks like the jets are entertaining the idea of making rex ryan their coach again. >> they used the word entertaining, that is what rex ryan would provide, that is what the nation needs rig

and if jamaica if she's the one who says, you know what, i'm going to do this.who missed some some very basic answers, you know, and was wrong, as joe pointed out earlier, that, of course, other defense secretaries have served in combat. but if senator ernst is going to if the pressure campaign got to her, her fear of the maga base and donald trump coming to office got to her, that's a pretty good signal that most republicans will fall in line. and those i talked to last night feel now feel very bullish about this chance. not done. but they feel good. >> well i say not done. i would say not done also because you know joni ernst came out and she spoke her mind and was very concerned obviously about women in combat, something that she has fought for in her public life. also very concerned about sexual harassment and sexual abuse inside the military. and she made no secret of the fact that she was concerned about pete hegseth and that she had a couple of hours of people saying nasty things about her on x and ask somebody reportedly, how do i make this stop? the peo

come visit me in jamaica. wow. >> diplo. i was so excited. i've had you on the show a few times.o excited to finally see you live in vegas this year. um, i went and saw you after seeing dead and co at sphere and i got to tell you something, man. women were on that platform trying to get your attention. they all wanted a piece of you. just. i just was curious, like, do any of those women have a chance at you who are trying to get to you so hard for that? well, i want to know. >> i have a pretty good security barrier and i don't look back a lot, so i'm kind of just facing you. but i gave you a nice little hug, and i gave you some some love. but i think i went home alone that night. pretty much. >> so. wow. that's the way it is. >> wow. you had your inaugural five k race for your diplo's run club this year, and you dj a post rave for the 11,000 racers. what was your highlight of that day? >> oh my god, getting that many people together in san francisco doing 15,000 people running was insane. we all partied, we were in bed early at 7 p.m. the party is over at one. we're all drunk, ha