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antonia hylton now with that report.want to warn you, some of the details are disturbing. >> reporter: for decades, cindy clemishire carried anger and shame, as she watched the meteoric rise of megachurch pastor robert morris. >> thank you, jesus. >> watching him has been harder and harder. >> reporter: morris founded gateway church in 2000. >> if you don't tell the whole truth, you're not being honest. >> reporter: one of the largest evangelical congregations in the nation, with nine campuses in north texas and tens of thousands of devoted worshippers. he became a member of president donald trump's spiritual advisory council. but to cindy, morris was a traveling evangelist who began to sexual abuse her on christmas day 1982. >> he told me, he said, hey, come in my room before you go to bed tonight. i want to talk to you. >> reporter: he was 21. cindy was 12. >> it started by touching my breasts and putting his hands in my pants. he wanted me to stand and close my eyes so he could lift my shirt and pull my pants down and

antonia hylton went to a key battleground to find out if kamala harris can win them back. >> reporterround michigan, young voters are processing president joe biden's historic decision to exit the race. already, momentum is shifting to his vice president, kamala harris. >> i think she really has an opportunity now to rebrand herself and introduce herself to the country in a new way. >> reporter: these gen-zers are all democrats and have never had the opportunity to vote for a president who wasn't in their 70s or 80s. what do you think it is about her? >> we know that she is a powerhouse speaker. >> she has a level of authenticity that you don't always see from politicians. >> reporter: for weeks, young people have been sharing memes across social media, highlighting harris' speeches and actions. one gen-z favorite -- >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree? >> reporter: a may 2023 speech in which harris shared something her mother used to say. >> you think you just fell out of a coconut tree? you exist in the context of all in which you live and what came before you. >> growi

i am honored to introduce antonia hylton to all of you. antonia is a peabody and emmy award winning journalist at nbc news reporting on politics and civil rights and the co-host of the hit podcast south lake. she graduated from harvard university, where she received prizes for her investigative research on race, mass incarceration and the history of psychiatry. tonight, she will be talking about her book madness as race and insanity in the jim crow asylum and this insightful and necessary work of nonfiction. antonia chronicles the 93 year old history of crown civil hospital, one of the last segregated asylums with surviving records and a compass that still stands to this day and arundel county, maryland. through exhaustive research, she not only tells the legacy of this mental institution, but also contextualizes grantsville within the larger legacy and history of americans. societies attitude towards race, mental health and the intersection between the two. in their starred review of the book, kirkus reviews writes that madness is a thorou

chris. >> nightmare, antonia hillson, -- antonia hylton, thank you so much for that. we need to go back to monica alba with an update on the president's condition. he got a positive test for covid. what can you tell us. >> reporter: the president's doctor sent a letter that says his symptoms have improved meaningfully since his covid diagnosis. i'm going to lead from the letter. he has received his fourth dose of paxlovid this morning. he started taking that right away after testing positive. they say that his cogh and hoarseness continue to be the main symptoms he's dealing with. they have improved over the last couple of days. he is doing better compared to how he was doing yesterday, according to the president's doctor, the pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate and temperature remain absolutely normal and his oxygen saturation continues to also be excellent. there's no need for additional oxygen or anything like that at this time. that's why they include that information, and his doctors also saying his lungs remain clear. we know of course that covid diagnosis c

i am honored to introduce antonia hylton to all of you. antonia is a peabody and emmy award winning journalist at nbc news reporting on

antonia hylton has more in this nbc news exclexclusive. >> reporter: for decades, cindy carried angerof pastor robert morris. >> thank you, jesus. >> watching him has been harder and harder. >> reporter: morris founded gateway church in 2000. >> if you don't tell the whole truth, you're not being honest. >> reporter: one of the largest congregations in the nation with nine campuses in north texas and tens of thousands of worshippers. he became a member of president trump's spiritualed a voiz ri council. but to cindy, morris began to sexually abuse her in 1982. >> he said come in my room before you go to bed tonight. >> reporter: he was 21. cindy was 12. >> he started by touching my breast and putting his hands in my pants. he wanted me to stand and close my eyes so he could lift my shirt and pull himy pants down and look at me as a 12-year-old. >> do you remember what he would say to you? >> the very first time he told me you can't tell anyone because it will ruin everything. >> reporter: she said the abuse lasted four years until she told her family what was happening. in 2005 after

nbc's antonia hylton joins us now from newark international airport in new jersey.us, tech author and entrepreneur daniel seaberg. what is it like there at newark and where do efforts to get planes back in action stand right now? >> reporter: hey, ana, well, it has been one step forward, two steps back here. the line behind me here that had hundreds of people in it earlier this morning has now started to clear out. some people have been able to get on flights. many more, though, have been stuck taking naps in corners of the airport, taking their kids to get some food or they are altogether giving up and heading back home because of cancellations. they're not just facing these kinds of delays and cancellations which right now nationally according to flight aware we're looking at over 4,000 delays and just over 1,500 cancellations right now. but people are also saying that they can barely get updates or rebooking help from their airline. so they're not getting text messages alerts. they're trying to refresh their apps. they get here and try togo over to kiosks and the