that is the view that we got from becks bailey, the labour member whojust a got from becks bailey, the just a few days ago told the bbc that she was sexually assaulted and that when she spoke to assaulted and that when she spoke to a senior labour official, they basically told her that it would potentially damage her if she spoke out, so chic kept quiet and said she did not feel she got the kind of support she needed. today, the andrew marr show spoke —— so she kept quiet. labour say that they are trying to be clear on this. and there was an apology for becks bailey. i think that becks bailey has gone through a traumatic experience, and what has happened to her, and a fact that she felt she was unable... she was advised not to pursue this by the labour party. this is why, andrew, there needs to bea this is why, andrew, there needs to be a thorough investigation, and thatis be a thorough investigation, and that is whyjeremy corbyn has called for a renowned established qc to investigate this matter urgently and to have a response urgently. of course, i'm really sorry what happened to bec

we get more tonight from nbc's catie beck. >> reporter: embattled alabama senate candidate roy moore virtually invisible on his own campaign trail. his last public appearance a week ago. since then, his communications director john rogers quit. rogers' departure leaving just six staffers on the moore team. >> i sincerely appreciate your support. >> reporter: last thursday moore spoke out, refusing to take questions about the nine women accusing him of sexual misconduct, many claim, when they were teenagers. on tuesday, moore appeared on an alabama cable channel, interviewed by a supporter of his campaign. >> did you ever date or go out with underage women? >> no. no. >> reporter: opponent democr d with a new online attack ad. >> they were girls when roy moore immorally pursued them. >> reporter: meanwhile, jones making campaign stops across the state this week, even seen on thanksgiving.

kelly o'donnell is in west palm beach and catie beck is in alabama talking to folks in the high-profile and high-stakes senate race. kelly, the president was tweeting earlier. what else did he say? >> reporter: well, the president is decidedly trying to make an argument that goes really to the heart of his own agenda, so it really is to benefit the president's, for example, tax cut plan, needing another republican in a very typically safe republican state like alabama represented in the senate. that is an undercurrent of what he is saying because he is not avid kating overtly for roy moore, he is pounding the democrat on issues that might inspire conservative voters to be engaged, things like the second amendment, talking act veterans, talking about crime in the military, things that might pique the interest of voters who, remember, just a year ago, largely supported the president himself. so it's threading a needle in a complicated quagmire of

nbc's catie beck has our "inspiring america" report. >> reporter: 13-year-old jordan phillips is a sewing machine. >> right away, i just loved sewing. >> reporter: hooked on the hobby when she was just 5. today she treasures her craft for a deeper reason. it got her through the toughest time of her life. >> it kept me busy while she was fighting cancer. >> reporter: she is jordan's mom nicole, diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015. how would you describe your relationship with your mom? >> i would say we're best friends definitely. >> what if i never get to see jordan walk down the aisle? what if i never get the opportunity to celebrate one more christmas with them? >> reporter: jordan put worry to work, sewing cup sleeves, cozies, hoping to raise money for breast cancer. >> i said, sure, i'll put it on facebook tonight, honey. that will be nice. thinking it would be a one-night thing. >> reporter: overnight success. orders flooding in

you see beck brigades affiliated the isis and al qaeda.here's a lot of jihadist propaganda. there was an attack in stockholm this year which killed a number people in the swedish capital. there is a pattern of you see becks getting involved in these attacks. there was one in 2007 against a u.s. air force base, the ram stein base in germany that linked back to you sthem. >> in terms of vehicle attacks like this, it's very difficult, obviously, to prevent these sorts of things. >> unless we plan to turn ourselves into some sort of prison system where anywhere where there's large crowds and vehicles able to access them that we're going to cut them off. we're not going to do that. it can't happen in new york city or any crowded western city. the way to stop these attacks is the fbi has done a study of dozens of attacks in the united states, overwhelmingly the people who know the most information are peers and families. in the orlando attack the wife certainly knew something about the possible attack and still been charged as such by the fbi. i

and uz becks are difficult insular people, so i don't think heel he'll be answering questions. over time they break down. but we'll see. >> how many years were you in u be uzbekistan? >> it was an awful place. i went around the mosque and speaking arabic to imans, a lot of them and actually got detabd by the kgb and took me to the hotel and said stay here, don't go out, it's dangerous. but i can tell you the uzbek islamic movement is very difficult to get inside. as we know, they joined al qaeda and joined the islamic state. they are ferocious fighters and caused problems in central asia. we don't know this man is connected to those groups. but on the face of it they are suspect. it's profiling, it just happens, brooke, but theus be uz beck ar particularly susceptible to this. >> what did that interrogation look like? >> i think the best way is you'll see a friendly face. and as the israeli do so well, they'll bring in a cleric to talk to him about islam. clearly he wasn't very educated in it. explain to him why he was misguided. and over time it will break down. he shouldn't b

katie beck, houston. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us.s "nightly news" for this tuesday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us, thank you for watching and good night. >>> i hear one of the young girls say something along the lines of he has a gun. >> right now at 6:00 terror in tribeca. a driver idlibly runs down cyclists along a scenic path. tonight new information on the driver and the note he left behind in the truck he used to kill. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. we have been following the breaking news throughout the afternoon appear let's start with the suspect. we obtained this mugshot here of 29-year-old sayfullo saipov from a prior arrest by the missouri highway patrol. police say he drove a rented truck from home depot on to a popular manhattan bike path. eight people are dead thus far nearly a dozen more seriously injured. >> happening in lower manhattan the tribeway ka neighborhood blocks away from the 911 memorial process. we have a team of

katie beck, nbc news, denver. >> love the welcoming committee. that is nbc nightly news for this saturday. >>> tomorrow, the first tally on just how big this holiday shopping weekend was. i'm kate snow, for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. a warm thanksgiving weekend is about to come to an en >>> right now at 6:00, a warm thanksgiving weekend about to come to an end. because rain is on the way. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, i'm terry mcsweeney. let's start with weather. widespread rain about to hit the bay area and the conditions will affect people heading home from the sierra. rob mayeda is here now with how long the storm will last. >> right now we're seeing a warm evening around the bay area. 65 degrees in san francisco and check out the temperatures up toward the sierra. almost the same. near 60 around squaw creek and back into san jose still in the low 70s after record high today earlier of 80 degrees. so right now we have these warm temperatures, southerly flow ahead of the storm off to the west and loo

katie beck, nbc news, annapolis, maryland. >>> and that's nbc nightly news for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time and good night on this veterans day from 30 rock where the christmas tree went up today. the lights come later. .. a heavy police presence in the east bay. the officers taking to the streets tonight, trying to pump >>> right now at 6:00, a heavy police presence in the east bay. officers taking to the streets trying to pump the brakes on dangerous stunts. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. the oakland police department and california highway patrol mobilizing extra officers right now. they plan to be in place for an anticipated side show like the one that slated to happen somewhere in the city. nbc bay area sergio quintana live at oakland police headquarters and they are advertising the side show. >> reporter: they are not saying where they are going to be tonight but they are getting the word out in hopes of trying to convince some peo

. >> sarah, why wasn't u beck stan on the travel ban list? >> congress helped play a role in determining a lot of those factors in placing specific priorities on different countries. and that would be the reason that they weren't part of that. >> are you calling for u beck stan to be put on the willist? >> that may be something that's looked at but not at this time but certainly haven't ruled it out. >> i'm curious as to why? >> there are again a lot of criteria we use to determine which countries should be on there. and they haven't been determined as one of the countries yet. but i'm not saying that that's not been ruled out either. jordan. >> on senator shchumer, can you tell us when the last time they spoke. >> and more broadly president said he is responsible in part for the attack. >> before you go any further the president has not blamed senator shum mana shoe mana schumer and responsible for the attack. we feel very strongly the individual carried out the attack is responsible and no one else. however we do feel there are policies tha

katie beck with garage that's inspiring amern conroe texas, as well-oiled as its machines.or without a they don't want one. >> it's inve re they jump start people lives. women who could u lift single widows and of seems to fall off them. they have a it. fixed or used car overhauled to them for susan needed a car to take her daughter for cancer tatment. >> saved her life andreality, it really has. >> reporter: founder mer pastor chris williams started small in garage attached to his six years later, a field of donated cars away. a irnprofit garage as utine as maintenance. >> hard to hold back? >> even my big burly anics will tear up. dust must be >> reporter: once homeless sine mom sits in car first time. >> made everything a lot better. >> reporter: giving little tune-up, katie beck nbc news texas. >> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that's "nightly news" for this >> now on "extra." >> jason aldean's first interview about his nightmare in vegas. >> i thought a speaker had blown. >> for the first time what he saw when he hit the deck. how he's healing

catie beck, nbc news, washington. >> see? there's still some joy in flying. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. right now at 6: an 11 year old getaway driver. the teen crime spree in the south bay. the news at six starts right now: thanks for joining us. i )m janelle wang, sitting in fr raj mathai. and i )m jessica aguirre. kids on a crime spree - police say they comitted crime after crime in the south bay - from armed robberies in broad daylight to carjackings.. and even a police pursuit - in which an 11 year old was behind the wheel.. nbc bay area )s robert handa joins us from police headquarters with details of the crimes .. the youngsters who pulled them off... robert. we have details of the crimes and we're literally talking about children who pulled them off, robert. >> reporter: that's right. even more police officers were stunned to hear an 11-year-old being invol

make it fun. >> reporter: katie beck, nbc news, commerce, texas. >>> we appreciate you spending partf your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. right now at 6: an nbc bay area exclusive: >>> you shouldn't be taken advantage of these people. during that situation, given her condition. >> right now at 6:00, an nbc bay area exclusive. paramedic accused of taking a puppy during a medical call. >>> the knew at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for being with us. >> family says they were taken advantage of by someone who was supposed to be helping them. a puppy napping by a san francisco fire paramedic. that's the accusation tonight from a couple who says an emergency in their home turned into a violation of their family. robert handa joins us live. >> reporter: the couple says they do feel victimized and they want their puppy back and they want the paramedic held accountable. this woman is at her san francisco home with some beloved and newborn yorkshire terriers. thei

nbc's katie beck has late details. >> i thought he was going to rape me. >> reporter: tonight beverly young nelson is the fifth woman to accuse alabama senate candidate roy moore of improper sexual advances when she was a teenager. >> i was twisting, and i was struggling, and i was begging him to stop. >> reporter: nelson, then 16, says moore was a regular customer at a restaurant where she worked. she claims moore, then district attorney, offered her a ride home, but instead parked the car behind the business, and assaulted her. >> he began squeezing my neck, attempting to force my head onto his crotch. >> reporter: nelson claims she was left with bruises. but moore had warned her no one would believe her. moore has denied all of the accusations, just as he denied the allegations of sexual misconduct with a 14-year-old girl reported by "the washington post" last week. >> they're completely false and untrue. >> reporter: he is refusing to drop out, calling the attention a witch-hunt. placing blame on the media and establishment republicans. and threatening to sue over the allegations.

katie beck with garage that's inspiring america. >> reporter: garage in conroe, texas, as well-oiledits machines. they labor without a paycheck. they don't want one. >> it's definitely an investment from the heart. >> reporter: fixing more than engines, here they jump start people's lives. women who could use a lift, single moms, widows and wives of deployed troops. >> stress seems to fall off them. they have a new start and they know it. >> reporter: at god's garage, cars fixed or used car overhauled and given to them for free. susan needed a car to take her daughter for cancer treatment. >> saved her life and mine, in reality, it really has. >> reporter: founder and former pastor chris williams started small in garage attached to his home. six years later, a field of donated cars to give away. a nonprofit garage where miracles are as routine as maintenance. so are tears. >> hard to hold back? >> even my big burly mechanics will tear up. dust must be flying. >> reporter: once homeless single mom sits in car for the first time. >> made everything a lot better. >> reporter: giving eve

katie beck, nbc news. >>> it may be the day after thanksgiving but it certainly doesn't feel like it outside in many places with above average temperatures across parts of the country. the warm weather continues through the weekend. los angeles enjoying highs in the 80s. after its warmest thanksgiving on record. hitting a high of 92. >>> it's been three months since hurricane harvey slammed texas. but many communities, especially on the gulf coast, are still reeling. some areas without power or enough housing. as nbc news national correspondent miguel almaguer shows us, thousands have been forced to spend the holidays displaced from their homes. >> reporter: tonight along parts of coastal texas, a flood of damage near corpus christi. roofs, walls, and lives, ripped apart. these are the forgotten cities. hurricane harvey carved a path of destruction here nearly three months ago. but for many, it looks and feels like yesterday. >> this is where we're living. >> reporter: jimmy kendrick, the mayor of fulton, texas, is living in one room. his house no longer a home. some of his neighbors

catie beck, nbc news, athens, ohio. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us.s "nightly news" on a wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, good night. building strength and moving closer. a major storm bringing strong winds and heavy rains to the bay >>> right now at 6:00, building strength and mooifring closer. a major storm bringing strong winds and heavy rains to the bay area. >> we are in midst of a m microclimate weather alert. you can see it. it's raining buckets there. obviously, this is an area of concern following last month's devastating fire. the worry is those burn zones could trigger mudslides. >> we have live team coverage tonight. jodi hernandez is live in the fire ravaged area. let's begin with chief meteorologist. >> the reason it's been so slow to move in and our flooding threat will remain high. it's a nearly stationary frontal boundary that's going to entrain this wet weather right across it so it's going to get some motion behind it and continue throughout the bay area tonight into tomorrow. mudslides is really one of t

work. >> made everything a lot better. >> reporter: giving everyone's soul a little tune-up, katie beck texas. >> good guys. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that's "nightly news" for this tuesday night. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> it is true that you are not going to do "wonder woman 2" if brett ratner was involved? >> the fact is -- >> many have spoken for her, it's time for gal gadot's own answer. >>> i love you -- >> on a night saluting the power of women, only "access" is

beck. the next step here is if we were to vote this out of this board, the next step would be the board of supervisors or b.c.d.c.? >> the next step is going to the board of supervisors. >> and bcdc will implement some of the detail we discussed earlier? >> the drop is the next stop, a common application, the army corps engineers and regional quality control board, b cdc and others. that's where t.i.e. will be asked to commit a great deal of studies and documentation on the dredging program. and then also a fair bit of dialogue withfje bcdc staff one conformance with the bay plan. which is not always a quantitative conformance because it's a bay development commission. they're trying to balance those aspects. but they'll be looking at, you know, the size of the infrastructure, amount of water that it occupies, the amount of water it shades. they'll look at all those aspects of the marina design then the after -- after the jarpa application with the supporting agencies is complete, it will

catie beck, nbc news, washington. >> see? some joy we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this wednesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. we are the descendants of 40 million people who left other countries to build a new life. our beautiful america was built by a nation of strangers. we are born of immigrants, that is who we are. ge to america's future. renewing our most basic values and reminding us all of what it truly means to be an american. it says something about our country that people all around the world are willing to leave their homes and leave their families, and risk everything to come to our country. and she's still a beacon, still a magnet for all who must have freedom. >>> for the moment, all we can say is that we are heartbroken. >> matt lauer fired. the shock waves continue to resinate. the interview that has more meaning now. >> have you down soul searching? >> it was flirty. >>

nbc's catie beck reports on a garage that is making a difference. >> reporter: this garage in conroe,s as well oiled as its machines. but these volunteer mechanics labor without a paycheck. they don't want one. >> it's definitely an investment from the heart. >> reporter: fixing more than engines. here they jump-start people's lives. women who could use a lift. >> smile? >> reporter: single moms, widows, and wives of deployed troops. >> stress seems to just fall off of them. because they have a new start and they know it. >> reporter: at god's garage, their cars are fixed or a used car overhauled and given to them for free. single mom susan needed a car to take her daughter for cancer treatment. >> it saved her life and mine. and in reality, it really has. >> reporter: founder and former pastor chris williams started small in the garage attached to his home. six years later, a field of donated cars to give away. now a nonprofit garage where miracles are as routine as maintenance. so are tears. >> it's hard to hold back? >> even my big burly mechanics will tear up. dust must be flying.

catie beck has more. >> reporter: i thought he was going to rape me. >> reporter: beverly young nelson is the fifth woman to accuse alabama senate candidate roy moore of improper sexual advances when she was a teenager. >> i was twisting and i was struggling, and i was begging him to stop. >> reporter: nelson, then 16 says moore was a regular customer at a restaurant where she worked. she claims moore then district attorney offered her a ride home. but instead parked the car behind the business and assaulted her. >> he began squeezing my neck, attempting to force my head on to his crotch. >> reporter: nelson claims she was left with bruises. but moore and warn herd no one would believe her. moore has denied all of the accusations, just as he denied the allegations of sexual misconduct with a 14-year-old girl reported by "the washington post" last week. >> they're completely false and untrue. >> reporter: he is refusing to drop out, calling the attention a witch-hunt, placing blame on the media and establishment republicans, and threatening to sue over the allegations. his democrat oppo

katie beck, nbc news, annapolis, maryland. >>> and that's nbc nightly news for this saturday.e diaz bellart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time and good night on this veterans day from 30 rock with a christmas tree up today. the lights come later. hello, peco. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of ways to help you save energy and money. peco. the future is on. >>> it's the bye weekend for the eagles on the field, but we're going to keep the fun going here on "inside the eagles." hello, everyone. welcome. we've got john d. phillipo. what a day in the like of john is like. it's an fascinating study. we'll go off the field with defensive end brandon grant and the love of his life at the hands on museum in ann arbor, michigan. first, let's look back at last sunday's blowout victory ov

katie beck when to look at one race there. >> reporter: emily brewer likes her wine and her politicsed. >> sometimes wine fits the season. >> reporter: this election season when she's not talking palates, she is talking policy. >> nice to meet you. >> how are you? >> reporter: running for virginia state delegate in district 64, a life-long resident and suffolk wine shop owner who watched the small business community suffer. >> i feel rural virginia gets the shaft. people don't pay attention. >> reporter: for the 33-year old, a win tuesday would make her the youngest republican female ever elected to the virginia legislature. >> i think it is time. i think that it is exciting. >> reporter: it is time for rising numbers of women across the country and party lines. since 2016, a surge of first-time female candidates storming the political arena. >> we're seeing well over twice as many women now talking about running in 2018. >> reporter: with 52 women on the ballot in virginia, a 60% jump from the past two elections. another interesting aspect in this campaign is that while brewer and h

katie beck, nbc news, denver. >> so sweet.y and the pig there to make friends with. >> it's so sweet. everybody wants the puppies, but they forget about the older pups who need attention as well. well, over the weekend a big milestone for a former u.s. president. george h.w. bush has become the longest living president in u.s. history. mr. bush who today is 93 years and 168 days old beat the previous record held by former president gerald ford. >> happy birthday to mr. president. >>> a young woman being hailed as to compete in a miss pageant. she competed in burns ville, minnesota saturday night. she's an athlete who attends bethel university. mikaela also mentors other young women like her and she may not have snagged the miss minnesota title but she did bring home the miss spirit of the usa award. all senses breaking down the barriers and being the first. that's the way to do it. >> beautiful and brave. and thank you for starting your morning with us. i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. be sure to follow us on social me

katie beck, nbc news, annapolis, maryland. >>> and that's nbc nightly news for this saturday.e diaz bellart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time and good night on this veterans day from 30 rock with a christmas tree up today. the lights come later. >>> time has come for the redskins coaches show. larry michael and jay gruden. minnesota in town. their defense rated fout over all. they look strong defensively. how do you attack? >> they are strong. very good corners. good safety play. excellent pass rush and line backer is an excellent player. so you try run the ball and get in third ask long. good luck they're the best defense in the league. we have to stay balanced somehow. >> you have to try the run the ball a

on green card from use beck stan in 2010. overnight the fbi searched his last official address in tampa, florida, as well the location in paterson, new jersey where the suspect is believed to have been living recently. new york's governor believes this is a classic case of the radicalization of a domestic terrorist. >> they have very simple play. rent a car, rent a truck, create mayhem. >> reporter: attack took place on a scenic bathe path near the hudson river. suspect drove about 810ths of a mile striking pedestrians and bikers. after he rammed a schoolbus, he ran through traffic armed with what police say were pellet gun and paintball gun yelling allah akbar. officer ryan nash took down the suspect with gunshot to the stomach. >> we were really really terrified at what had happened and we were watching at the moment. >> reporter: one person who newt did you say inspect in florida told police saipov like the u.s. didn't not seem like a terrorist. saipov was commercial truck driver and had recently worked for uber. the compa

nbc's katie beck went to virginia to take a look at one race there. >> incredible. >> reporter: emilykes her wine and her politics red. >> sometimes wine fits the season. >> reporter: this election season when she's not talking pallets, she's talking policy. >> nice to meet you. >> reporter: running for virginia state delegate in district 64, a lifelong resident and wine shop owner who watched the small business economy struggle. >> i feel like rural virginia really gets the shaft. i think people don't pay attention. >> reporter: for the 33-year-old, a win tuesday would make her the youngest republican female ever elected to the virginia legislature. >> i think it's time. i think that it's exciting. >> reporter: it's time for rising numbers of women across the country and party lines. since 2016, a surge of first-time female candidates storming the political arena. >> we're seeing well over twice as many women now talking about running in 2018. >> reporter: with 52 women on the ballot in virginia, a 60% jump from the past two elections. another interesting aspect in this campaign is t

katie beck, nbc news, annapolis, maryland. >> there are so many different ways and activities.elp the veterans out. >> so soothing and healing. >> that's right. let's check back in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> starting the workweek kind of quiet. we'll have a big storm moving through the middle of the country. some showers exiting the mid-atlantic. the big story is the huge storm in the northwest with a lot of rain and wind and snow in the high elevations. by the time we get to the midful week, a weak system heading with showers and the ohio valley. by the time we get to the end of the week this is the big storm as we head to the middle of the country with icy weather in the north. >> all right, bill. >>> new details surrounding what president trump accomplished in his trip to asia as protesters gather to make their voices heard. >>> a church and community look to rebuild. >>> a devastating earthquake strikes along the iran/iraq border. >> hundreds gather to march for the me too movement. >>> a big night for music industry's hottest acts. "early today" starts right no

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thank you, catie beck. kimberly atkins and john nicholls joining us now. with a welcome to you both, kim, the president's tweets. do you get the sense that he sees roy moore as a flawed candidate? so then in these tweets he's saying, look, i didn't originally support this guy but hiss opponent luther strange. do you think he's trying to put that out there as defense of him? how do you read this? >> it's tough to say, tough to get inside the president's head. it's clear, though, that he has -- he's put his chip in this race on roy moore. and i want's a race that he could have very well have stayed out of completely. he had two people on they are side or two factions on either side, one steve bannon urging him not to abandon rye roye moore, and the other side mitch mcconnell and other republicans that were urging him not to support him. and steve bannon won the day. i think here he's looking for a win, looking for a political win, and in his mind he sees roy moore a victory for republicans as the best way to get there. but at the same time, if roy moore actu

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there be honest says he has admitted to being influenced by eisel videos a second suspect also it was beck is also being sought for questioning will get more on those new lines the moment but first can really help it has this report what we have right now is a joke it's a laughing stock for donald trump the new york attack is justification enough to launch a radical overhaul of america's immigration system you have to get much less politically correct we have to get tough we have to get smart we have to do what's right to protect our citizens. on twitter the u.s. president said liberal immigration policies supported by one of his political foes a top democratic senator set in motion the attack the terrorist came into our country through what is called the diversity visa lottery program a chuck schumer beauty i want merit based. the twenty nine year old whose back national allegedly behind tuesday's attack came to the united states legally in twenty ten with the program designed to expand entry from countries with low rates of immigration to the united states that send him to get more i wou

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katie beck is live outside san antonio university hospital where she joins me from now. katie? >> reporter: ali, so many family members clinging to hope this morning as those shooting victims remain hospitalized. trauma teams through the night here have been trying to save those victims. sadly, we learned this morning that one of them was unable to be saved. a child died here at the hospital last night. as for the current numbers and the hospitalized victims, we know there are five still hospitalized here in either serious or critical condition. and three of those five are children. you mentioned that the youngest child involved in the shooting was 5 years old. we know ryland ward was transported here last night after being shot five times. taken into emergency surgery. his family has told us this morning that he was in stable condition, but later told us he was headed back to surgery. so obviously, these family members just holding on to hope and clinging to their faith that these victims will make it through. we also know that the hospital is currently conducting a blood driv

nbc's katie beck. please pray for those families. now let's send it back to ali velshi live on the scene. ali? >> stephanie, 26 lives were lost on sunday morning. 26 lives in roughly 15 seconds. half of them were children including a 18-month-old child. among them was the pastor's daughter annabelle pomeroy, just 14 years old. both of her parents were out of town when the shooting happened. those who knew her described her as quiet and shy but always smiling. at least eight members of one family were killed including brian holcomb, the associate pastor of the church and his wife karla. crystal holcomb was reportedly eight months pregnant when she was shot. she died along with her three chirn while two other family members were killed. among those recovering is 5-year-old ryan ward. he's in stable condition after surviving as katie beck said five gunshot wounds to his stomach, groin and arm. his mother and two sisters were reportedly killed in the shooting. joining me now is beulah wilson, a long time sutherland springs resident. you'

katie beck, nbc news, ohio. >> don't count her out. that's a determined little lady there. >> right. it's a beautiful story. we send things over to sheena parveen for final check on the weather. hi schein hi, sheena. >> it's going to be windy but increasing through the aftern n afternoon. gusties near 35-mile-per-hour. temperatures in the 30s when you wake up through the afternoon. rain comes late saturday. sunday is colder and windy. travel weather monday through thanksgiving day, and even a little beyond that, so far looks fairly cooperative. looks nice and dry. and your thanksgiving day so far cold in the morning, chilly in the afternoon. all is looking well. but of course updating this as we get closer. and as you are continuing to make your plans. ladies? >> thank you, sheena. >> that's it for news4 midday. thanks for joining us. we are back on the air first at 4 this afternoon. >> and more pie in the studio. so that's dangerous. you can get news weather updates any timen app. i want you to have a good day because we have more pie

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. >> katie beck is joining me from birmingham, alabama. good sunday morning to you.ones is sounding pretty confident there. is there a sense that roy moore's campaign is in a bit of turmoil? >> good morning, alex. a lot of people at this point are wondering what's going on inside the moore campaign, why they seemingly have gone dark the past week or so. we know last week moore's director of communications suddenly quit the job without any explanation, leaving just six staffers behind to run moore's campaign until december 12th. we also know inversely his opponent doug jones has been active on the campaign trail. he has been very visible, having events almost every day, every other day, trying to promote his platform. we caught up with him yesterday at the iron bowl. here is what he told us. >> we're talking about issues that people in alabama have in common. that's the most important thing. when you can't talk about those issues, you stay under raps. >> reporter: as you mentioned, president trump weighing in this morning on twitter, urging folks not to vote for doug