it turned out he was known to the albuquerque police.fter detectives put out word they were looking for him, manny called police. he offered to come in, sit down, and help out any way he could. i'm guessing the first question is, who's looking for you that wants to kill you? yeah. who would want you dead? and he says? he says jason skaggs. he's the only one i can think of that would want to have me killed. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): this is jason skaggs. manny told police he and jason worked together at a roofing company. originally from california, skaggs was an ex-marine, a former trucker with a minor criminal record. and some of the story manny was telling police added up. at 6'3" and only 200 pounds, jason skaggs matched almost exactly the description given by katherine pierce of a tall, slender intruder. but he was not, as far as police knew, a killer. to detectives, a home invasion that ended in murder seemed to be outside jason skaggs' criminal skill set. if he was the guy in katherine pierce's house with the shotgun, he was a r

in albuquerque, 5% of the calls are diverted to community safety which sends responders to help people with behavioral health needs. the police chief describes the consent decree as the best thing that has ever happened to the department. they have a track record of success and help bring about change and reform and we are confident that a consent decree can forge a new chapter for the city of memphis. >> i know you said you interviewed residents but what officers give you specific examples of they thought were unjust or their perspectives? >> we spent time with the rank and file of memphis p.d. and participated in ride-alongs. and we heard about the challenges that they face, the change that they want to see. so hearing from the community and law enforcement was critical of how we approached this investigation. [indiscernible question] >> and we provided an overview of what we learned from police officers in the report that we have puply sized. --

leiva fue ingresado en el centro de justicia juvenil en albuquerque.os de asesinato en primer grado. segÚn la organizaciÓn gang violence archive, este caso abarca el homicidio mÚltiple nÚmero 29 en lo que va del aÑo en el paÍs. realmente trÁgica, sonia. asÍ es. gracias por este reporte. ahora, en una noticia de Última hora en un comunicado ltiagencias, el gobierno federal indicÓ que han recibido mÁs de 5000 reportes de avistamientos de drones en las Últimas semanas. de esto se concluye que hay drones con licencia que son particulares. otros de la policÍa y de las fuerzas del orden y hasta helicÓpteros y estrellas que han sido reportadas. el comunicado agrega que esta actividad en los cielos no representa un riesgo a la seguridad pÚblica nacional o incluso del espacio aÉreo. y a propÓsito de los drones, hoy en su primera conferencia de prensa, tras ganar las elecciones, trump sugiriÓ que hay algo extraÑo que estaba pasando con estos avistamientos de drones en varios estados y acusÓ incluso a la administraciÓn biden de ocultar informaciÓn. tambiÉn hablÓ

host: brian joins us from albuquerque, independent line. caller: i'd like to drill down on the illegal immigration issue, and i'd like to emphasize to all the democrats in congress, you need to change your language. the entire system is a giant mess. let's remember, half the problem is visa overstays. people who come in and never leave the country. i am working class guy. i'm a retired electrician. i know what goes on. they are putting illegal immigrants anywhere they can in their businesses, not just out in the field picking crops. they are working everywhere in our economy. so we need to control immigration because supply and demand drives down wages if you don't control it. so let's talk about controlling all the visa overstays as well as the border, and i think we do need to reinterpret the 14th amendment and look at the right to citizenship. not everybody gets to come to the united states. it has to be controlled, it has to be limited. democrats need to start using the language of control and limits. guest: look, i think it was in 2013

he's joining us now via skype from albuquerque, new mexico. doctor deal. thank you so much for staying up late for us. we appreciate it. you have experience investigating plane crashes like this all the time. we're into day four of analysis now. what stands out about this crash to you? >> well, ben, we think first of all, for having me. yeah, there's. i think we know what happened. obviously, i'm speculating based on the information that's been released. photographic information about the damage to the aircraft. so we think we know what happened. and contrary to what the russians are saying, it appears that it was hit by a missile. it appears that this was a medium sized missile. it was probably not one of these handheld missiles. uh, nor was it a very large missile like, brought down the malaysia. 17 boeing 777. so it looks like it was a tactical type missile. and there's a new type of missile the russians have had actually for several years, but they've deployed it to that region recently. and it's a very dangerous missile because it can react very quick

it happened in the small town of belen, 33 miles south of albuquerque. the boy turned himself in, and police say he told the dispatcher that he had, quote, killed his family. a gun was found in the home. the four victims are two adults and two teenagers. the suspect was extremely intoxicated when he surrendered and had to go to the hospital for detoxification. it's not clear if he has a lawyer yet. >>> now to the fight to extradite ceo murder suspect luigi mangione. it's intensifying, a source telling nbc news that a grand jury could be asked to hand up an indictment this week. the possible indictment would strengthen the case for extradition by making the charges official. >> we expect that to be issued any day now. and it's, the second that happens, i'm issuing a warrant for extradition. >> mangione's attorney has vowed to challenge extradition while a high-powered new york defense attorney has also joined the team. mangione is due back in a pennsylvania court next monday on charges related to a 3d-printed gun and fake i.d. >>> lawmakers continue to pu

it happened in the small town of belen, 33 miles south of albuquerque. the boy turned himself in, and police say that he told the dispatcher that he had, quote, killed his family. a gun was found inside the home. the our victims are two adults and two teenagers. it's not clear if the suspect has a lawyer yet. >>> now to the ceo murder investigation and the fight to extradite luigi mangione, it intensifies as an indictment could come this week. >> reporter: the fight to extradite luigi mangione to new york intensifying, with a source familiar telling nbc news that this week a grand jury could be asked to hand up an indictment against the man accused of murdering united aircraft ceo brian thompson. >> we expect that to be issued any day now. the second that happens, i'm issuing a warrant for extradition. >> reporter: the possible indictment intended to strengthen the manhattan district attorney's case for extradition, by making the charges official, as questions remain about whether mangione will go willingly or fight it. >> we're going to continue to pres

el cuÁdruple homicidio ocurrido en una casa al sur de belÉn, nuevo mÉxico, a mÁs de 30 millas de albuquerquetenido tras confesar haber matado a su familia. Él fue quien llamÓ al 901 alrededor de las tres y 30 de la madrugada del sÁbado. segÚn las autoridades, las vÍctimas tenÍan impactos de bala. el joven estÁ acusado de cuatro cargos de asesinato en primer grado. otra noticia que capta la atenciÓn en el paÍs son los mÚltiples drones que sobrevuelan en varios estados de la naciÓn. las autoridades federales dijeron que desplegarÁn sistemas para rastrear estos artefactos. mientras tanto, legisladores en washington buscan tambiÉn dar autoridad legal a la policÍa local para que ayuden a las investigaciones de estos avistamientos. javier vega tiene el reporte. >> los drones misteriosos reportados en al menos seis estados del noreste del paÍs movilizan tambiÉn a washington d.c. reconociendo que el tema ha generado mÁs preguntas que respuestas, el lÍder del senado, chuck schumer, hizo este domingo un llamado al departamento de seguridad nacnal para desplegar tecnologÍa especial con el fin de rastre

fue el mismo, incluso el que llamÓ al 991 reportando las muertes en su casa al sur de albuquerque.ra entre las cuatro vÍctimas fatales que tenÍan edades entre los 42 y los 14 aÑos de edad. mÁs informaciÓn en la ediciÓn que tenemos esta noche. hoy el presidente electo trump tuvo su primera conferencia de prensa tras su victoria electoral en esta. dijo que los paÍses como venezuela, por ejemplo, que no reciban a sus deportados, van a enfrentar duras sanciones econÓmicas. tambiÉn hablÓ de su teorÍa sobre los avistamientos de los drones, el futuro de la red social tiktok y la retaliaciÓn contra la prensa, entre muchos otros temas. como nos explica cristina londoÑo. >> i call it it's begun. >> la edad de oro ha comenzado, dijo hoy donald trump en una conferencia de prensa en que sacudiÓ, sorprendiÓ y causÓ malestar en esta huelga de hambre de beneficiarios del tps, porque al prometer mejorÍas econÓmicas y rebajas de impuestos a familias y negocios, no mencionÓ alivio para ellos. >> aquÍ solo piensa en la economÍa, pero no piensan en las personas que levantan la ecomÍa y eso es lo que ti

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but they were taking place and say, san antonio, the phoenix, arizona, albuquerque, new mexico, san diego. the united states would do that as an active board would retaliate. you know, what i have candidly, i think for us has been entirely too patient throughout this because they interpret russian patient as weakness. and that, that's why this is continually the, the a bite and the bite. the ministration is basically trying to set the world on fire before it leaves office. you know, i think they're doing a pretty good job of setting it on fire when it comes to ukraine's involvement. i mean, you think, yeah, would that be times below radio? what do you think could possibly be speaking to gain by teaming up with this list? since they're yeah, they're doing, they're doing what their master's been, washington and london are telling them to do. basically, this is what we are asking you to do if you want to continue to get our support. so of course they're going to go do it. they see this is this a scene. you've got understand, nicky, that the, the people in the west and particularly the policy

serves as the film and digital arts department administrator at the university of new mexico in albuquerque. she's a ph.d. candidate in film and television studies at the university of east anglia in the united kingdom, and has been a lifelong eleanor roosevelt enthusiast. eleanor roosevelt on screen is her first book. please join me in welcoming ms. beacham to the roosevelt reading festival. [ applause ] this work that we do, thanks to the >> well, thanks for that introduction and ththanks, everybody for being here. thanks also to the archivists here who are so important to all this work that we do. thanks to the other researchers and scholars, and also, i have to thank franklin and eleanor roosevelt for the shiny example that they made for all of us. i'll be talking about "eleanor roosevelt on screen and i'll be talking about fdr and i'm a historian, and over the years i found myself recognizing that eleanor was not just a pioneer in print and radio, but she's the first woman in the united states to host major public affairs broadcast television and that's something nobody talks about, bu

serves as the film and digital arts department administrator at the university of new mexico in albuquerque. she is a phd candidate in film t and -- in the united kingdom. she has been a lifelong eleanor roosevelt enthusiast. eleanor roosevelt on-screen is her first book. please join me in welcoming her to the roosevelt reading festival.at >> well, thanks for that introduction and thanks, everybody, for being here. thanks also to the archivists who are so important to all this work we do. shining example that they made for all of us. i'll be talking about my book eleanor roosevelt on screen and i think i'm the only one here today talking about e.r. rather than fdr. also a film and television history and so my topics are different than anyone else here today. over the years i found myself recognizing that eleanor was not just a pioneer in print and radio but she's the first woman in the united states to host major public affairs broadcast television. that's something nobody talks about. but it is quite a big deal. today with mrs. roosevelt aired weekly on nbc in 1950, albert am einstein made

montana, albuquerque new mexico. what do you think of the snow?> we're excited. >> nothing like snow in new york city, right? >> right. this is an answer. >> any surprises to you guys >> it was cool to see the steam coming out of the sewer or subway. >> gotham city. and from texas, right? >> yes, sir. the ford family. >> what part of texas? >> rio grande valley. >> what do you think of the snow? >> beautiful. wonderful to see here and beats 80 to 90 degrees in texas. were you guys surprised? >> yeah, it is so cold. >> you had the gear ready to go? >> yeah. >> more snow in the forecast for us. most of this is winding down for the morning hours. this afternoon, though, the wind comes in from the north northwest across portions of the mid atlantic. a lot of it will be a cold evening but the snow will wind down. a nice welcome sight for us. forecast on fox weather. download the fox weather app and turn on the notifications. that's how you knew. merry christmas and happy holidays. >> julie: what an awesome day for people to be visiting christmas. great

the boeing 757 jet being forced to land in 58 albuquerque new mexico. the f.a.a.still investigating. dramatic video shows coast guard rescuing two fishermen after boat ran out of fuel. capsized. both men hoisted from the water and into a helicopter took them backed to the nearest air station for medical evaluation. both men are expected to be okay. finally hockey. the l.a. kings defeating the philadelphia fliers last night 5-4. someone in the stands who really stole the show. actor will farrell showing up to the game dressed as an adult version of buddy the elf deplete with a 5:00 shadow and cigarette in hand. farrell telling the kings broadcast it's been a tough holiday season for buddy hoping the kings would win. a win would help turn things around. i think is he part owner in the kings. unlit. not lit up. smoking is bad, kids, as we all know. former president jimmy carter passing away at 100 years old. >> president-elect trump's reaction to carter's life and legacy is a topic we will talk about. coming up. ♪ let's say you're deep in a show or a game or the game

is a former investigator with the national transportation safety board, and he joins us now from albuquerque, new mexico. again, grateful to have you here. as we continue to try and parse this terrible plane crash in terms of actually seeing this airplane essentially do a catastrophic hard landing at an airport, it is difficult to understand why that would ever happen with a boeing 7737 800, given the fact, i mean, i've been in a simulator before. if the landing gear is not down, isn't it alarms, bells going off? i mean, if that's working properly, the crew would know, right? >> oh yeah. and normally the tower will also advise a crew that, you know, your gear is not down. uh, you know, they sit there with binoculars, watching, uh, the, the aircraft land. the other thing is, if there is a manual backup, people have said, well, maybe the hydraulic system has failed in the in the cockpit. there's a little compartment beside the copilot or first officer seat. you lift that compartment up and there's three things that look like an old, uh, lawnmower starting cables. you just pull these cables and

i dropped him off at the airport and i told him i was flying to albuquerque today.your unwavering supporneath my wings. i could not come this far without you and thanks for always being present in my life. >> oh, come on. incredible, right? she said her dad was willing to do whatever it took to help her achieve her dreams. she also joked that her dad wanted her to become a doctor. clearly she ended up in the right profession. that's a heck of a way to get to new york city. special. >> two days getting to do the boost with you all. both days i'm in tears over here. what is wrong with m that was beautiful. >> that was awesome. and they arrived on time, perfect landing. >> exactly. >> look at that. look at that. >>> coming up, remember that commercial about shipping pants that went viral a few years back? if you enjoyed that one, stick around. you want to see the word play fun in a new ad featuring music sensation sabrina carpenter. i had to say that carefully. >>> also ahead, the message from actress gal gadot she wants all women to hear as she is revealing the terrifying health crisis she

. >> albuquerque, new mexico. >> ashburn, virginia. >> maine. >> and frederick, maryland. ♪ ♪ >> firste laura jarrett because savannah and hoda are both off today. >> all of those smiling faces while it is frigid outside. we will get out there soon and be cold with them. >> yes. yes, we will. >> yes. >>> coming up tomorrow on "today," some help for procrastinators out there with last-minute gift ideas and the store hours you need to know if you still have shopping to do. >> why do i feel like you are looking at me? >> just giving you a hint. it is time. >> we'll have that for you tomorrow. right now we want to get to your news at 8:00. we will start with more than a million americans packing their bags for the holidays while a brutal blast of winter weather is threatening to freeze travelers in their tracks. nbc's emilie ikeda bundled up in secaucus, new jersey. last time we checked in with it it was 9 degrees. has it warmed up? >> reporter: by a single degree. so i guess that counts for something. good morning to you guys. as a record number of americans head out the door they are met

albuquerque, hello. hi. go ahead. albuquerque. hi. good morning. mr. president, it's an honor to be able to ask you question. my question is this, is i've noticed that in recent elections seems like religion specific, like a christian based religion is a key factor that a lot of the candidates seem to use as their badge of honor. however, it seems less and less authentic, and they seem to like it seems like they're pushing of a fundamentalist view that's not as authentic as like yours might have been. and it seems like it was put out a little more mildly. what's your opinion on that type of thing? well well, i would be very reluctant to elevate my christian faith above else's christian faith. that's something that, uh, that i wouldn't think of doing. and i would guess that the, the people to whom you refer fundamentalist or just as devout in their faith as am, are, and i don't criticize. there anything about their christianity or whatever it might be. but but i do express concern in my book last year that i published our endangered values. that was one

to the land of enchantment, albuquerque, new mexico. jorge. good morning.r: i believe that biden should retire now and that kamala takeover. the ways in weapons have been turned against us. let this be a warning. american women have been and will be used again to drive the war. the loss of a son usually on a ship for war, look at the spanish-american, the lusitania, pearl harbor, gulf of tonkin, what happens with clarksville, it was a second attack that showed that pearl harbor was anticipated. trump tried the first time, but during covid it stopped because there was an air traffic carrier that they were going to put in harm's way. be careful. host: how do you know that there was an aircraft carrier that they were going to put into harm's way? lost jorge. two tom in bennington. republican. that morning. caller: good morning and i love your show. the greater the united states -- the philippines was made part of that. and that was from the spanish-american war. and on pearl harbor day there were 30,000 dead in the philippines. and what about the uss utah? it

pam, albuquerque, good morning to you. caller: good morning, merry christmas. merry christmas. caller: i saw the topic was about crossing the political divide. right now we are as divided as a lot -- as i have ever seen it. i'm in my 60's. but the first thing that came to mind when i saw the topic was that donald trump, elon musk, the copresidents, if they decide to attack social security, medicare, medicaid, we will patch up the divide. it will affect every single one of us in every single one of us will stand up and say this cannot happen. you will see us come together. it may be a good thing for the president to start that and i think it might actually help people see that we are all in this together. that's what i wanted to say. host: we will go to john and marilyn. good morning morning, john. caller: good morning. first, merry christmas. host: merry christmas. caller: i would like to say that my prescription for patching the divide, let me preface it by saying the eagle, the bird has two wings. whether you are a republican or a democrat, it's still the sam

pam, albuquerque, good morning to you. caller: good morning, merry christmas.erry christmas. caller: i saw the topic was about crossing the political divide. right now we are as divided as a lot -- as i have ever seen it. i'm in my 60's. but the first thing that came to mind when i saw the topic was that donald trump, elon musk, the copresidents, if they decide to attack social security, medicare, medicaid, we will patch up the divide. it will affect every single one of us in every single one of us will stand up and say this cannot happen. you will see us come together. it may be a good thing for the president to start that and i think it might actually help people see that we are all in this together. that's what i wanted to say. host: we will go to john and marilyn. good morning morning, john. caller: good morning. first, merry christmas. host: merry christmas. caller: i would like to say that my prescription for patching the divide, let me preface it by saying the eagle, the bird has two wings. whether you are a republican or a democrat, it's still the same

albuquerque, leroy. caller: excuse my voice, i will make it as clear as i can. think it needs to go back to the basics of what our forefathers wrote in the beginning when it was a dream. the normal way, the common sense way. not this extremism that we have. and as far as the billionaires that we have, they should make our debt zero and start all over again. i don't know if that can happen without these laws going into place, but i think it goes back to our constitution and stuff that was written by our forefathers, to go back to that and go forward with those issues that were put on paper oforefam there. take it a step at a time. forward, doing things that are good for the world and for our country. host: thank you for calling in. back to the washington post article on joe biden which is entitled joe biden's lonely battle for his vision of american democracy. he often contends that history will remember him kindly, an assertion that provides the comfort to democrats now staring at an additional four years of trump. some abide in allies point to a recent survey o

albuquerque, leroy. caller: excuse my voice, i will make it as clear as i can.nk it needs to go back to the basics of what our forefathers wrote in the beginning when it was a dream. the normal way, the common sense way. not this extremism that we have. and as far as the billionaires that we have, they should make our debt zero and start all over again. i don't know if that can happen without these laws going into place, but i think it goes back to our constitution and stuff that was written by our forefathers, to go back to that and go forward with those issues that were put on paper by our forefathers, and then go from there. take it a step at a time. forward, doing things that are good for the world and for our country. host: thank you for calling in. back to the washington post article on joe biden which is entitled joe biden's lonely battle for his vision of american democracy. he often contends that history will remember him kindly, an assertion that provides the comfort to democrats now staring at an additional four years of trump. some abide in allies po

to the land of enchantment, albuquerque, new mexico. jorge. good morning.elieve that biden should retire now and that kamala takeover. the ways in weapons have been turned against us. let this be a warning. american women have been and will be used again to drive the war. the loss of a son usually on a ship for war, look at the spanish-american, the lusitania, pearl harbor, gulf of tonkin, what happens with clarksville, it was a second attack that showed that pearl harbor was anticipated. trump tried the first time, but during covid it stopped because there was an air traffic carrier that they were going to put in harm's way. be careful. host: how do you know that there was an aircraft carrier that they were going to put into harm's way? lost jorge. two tom in bennington. republican. that morning. caller: good morning and i love your show. the greater the united states -- the philippines was made part of that. and that was from the spanish-american war. and on pearl harbor day there were 30,000 dead in the philippines. and what about the uss utah? it sunk t

host: brian joins us from albuquerque, independent line.ler: i'd like to drill down on the illegal immigration issue, and i'd like to emphasize to all the democrats in congress, you need to change your language. the entire system is a giant mess. let's remember, half the problem is visa overstays. people who come in and never leave the country. i am working class guy. i'm a retired electrician. i know what goes on. they are putting illegal immigrants anywhere they can in their businesses, not just out in the field picking crops. they are working everywhere in our economy. so we need to control immigration because supply and demand drives down wages if you don't control it. so let's talk about controlling all the visa overstays as well as the border, and i think we do need to reinterpret the 14th amendment and look at the right to citizenship. not everybody gets to come to the united states. it has to be controlled, it has to be limited. democrats need to start using the language of control and limits. guest: look, i think it was in 2013 tha