father beck said the exact same thing that the pope said.t president biden. then all of a sudden he gets asked to no longer be in the dioceses that he and his order that he's a member of had transformed in a year, out by where i live. changed the reality for the people in that community of the church. all of a sudden the bishop says father beck doesn't have to be here anymore and won't give any reason. do you believe it had something to do with the fact that bishop doesn't agree with what the pope said that you repeated? >> well, i think it's very likely been a speculation on my part. but when the bishop visited in may everything was hunky-dory. what a great job we were doing, i was doing, i was grateful. and then i wrote op-ed for cnn in june about this whole issue of biden and communion agreeing with pope francis, and other major religious leaders in this country including cardinal gregory, and cardinal dolan who do not think that communion should be used as a divisive wedge. and then i went on some cnn shows to talk about the op-ed. and b

we are sorry for your loss. >> thank you. >> katie beck joins me now. up look at the reserve. how severe are the conditions there? >> jose, the conditions are quite extreme. while we know brian laundrie was an experienced survivalist, the heat here, the wildlife as well as the flooding, these would be difficult circumstances for anyone to endure over a long period of time. jose? >> katie beck in north port, florida, thank you. >>> coming up the storm on track to strike a major blow to millions overnight. strike a major blow to millions overnight. >>michael: this is the story of two brothers. david: my grandfather, pinchas. michael: my great-great- grandfather, rachmaiel. gigi: pinky and rocky. simi: there was an uprising in poland. david: and then the family broke apart. michael: they scattered around in different places. gigi: they worked hard. simi: and built new lives. michael: but rocky and pinky's families didn't see each other again... all: ...until now. david: more than 100 years later, ancestry helped connect us to our ancestors and each other.

a case underway, a story now returning to the national spotlight as the final chapter begins catie beck, nbc news. brunswick, georgia >>> now to our nbc news exclusive one of the nation's most outspoken advocates for police reform is out of a job. miami's police chief joining a long line of top cops who recently left their posts tonight, he speaks out to gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: miami's mayor once called him the michael jordan of police chiefs. but tonight art acevedo is out of a job. after city commissioners fired him just six months into his tenure. >> pretty embarrassing episode of a 35-year career. >> reporter: he claims he was fighting corruption and punished for sending a moment me accusing city commissioners for interfering with investigations but his critics say acevedo lost the trust of the rank and file, threatened suspension of unvaccinated officers and said the force was run by the cuban mafia. >> reporter: do you regret saying that >> yes, because it was used for political gain by some but also i do believe that members of the community saw that it -- i'm part of that c

catie beck, nbc news >>> an escalating showdown tonight between a former top adviser to president trump and a house committee which is demanding steve bannon cooperate with its investigation into the january 6th capitol riot hallie jackson is here and, hallie, they're signaling they will charge bannon with contempt of congress. >> yeah. this would be a pretty significant allegation into what led up to the insurrection steve bannon, remember, was a former aid to former president trump. he so far has refused to comply with the committee subpoenas, citing mr. trump's claims of executive privilege. but next week the committee will vote on holding bannon in contempt of congress you also have the lawmakers on this committee now postponing planned interviews with three other trump aids, mark meadows, dan scavino, kash patel because a committee aid says a continued engagement really with the investigation. but at this point, lester, it seems like lawmakers may be hoping this bannon vote sends a signal to these other witnesses that they've got to get onboard, they've got to cooperate or else the

catie beck, nbc news. >>> up next for us, a new potential terrorist threat to the united states. ♪ iee trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> a new warning about the terror threat from afghanistan. a senior pentagon official says isis-k could regain the ability to attack the u.s. in six months with u.s. troops now gone from afghanistan. >>> inside afghanistan tonight, the state department revealing there are 225 more americans still stranded more than they initially announced. and thousands of afghans who helped u.s. forces during the 20-year-long war are still desperate to get out. cynthia mcfadden on one afghan ally's struggle to rescue his family >> reporter: five years ago, a top afghan translator for the u.s. military was given the chance to immigrate to america with his family. they thrived now on the brink of becoming american citizens but tonight those dreams are crumbling. >> i feel hopeless. >> reporter: the translator, we'll call him abdul for security reasons, is desperately

our catie beck is in texas with more tonight. >> reporter: in texas tonight a new firestorm of legal chaos over the state's controversial abortion law. >> there's just a remarkable uncertainty, confusion with patients about what the requirements are of the law and whether or not abortion is still legal. >> reporter: last week a lower court in texas suspended the law, declaring it unconstitutional then 48 hours later an appeals court reinstated it. >> the bill that i'm about to sign that ensures that the life of every unborn child who has a heartbeat will be saved from the ravages of abortion. >> reporter: the most restrictive abortion law in the country took effect september 1st, banning abortions after a fetal heartbeat is detected around six weeks but it does not criminalize abortion instead it allows citizens to be enforcers who can file suit against anyone who helped obtain an abortion past the deadline for up to $10,000. anti-abortion advocates encouraged to see the law once again in effect. >> the fact that it has saved about 100 lives a day for over a month, meaning over 3,000

glenn beck worked for a couple weeks to get him on a charter. problem was that the taliban weren't allowing people out that didn't have passports, and most of aman 's family didn't have one. eventually aman and the arizona national guard folks who helping him turned to an afghan american and -- afghan american interpreter who worked in the military who had been getting people out across the border by land through these routes. it is a very risky effort. it took many days, weeks for them to work out this effort. what it shows is how difficult it is for the people like aman, who have the white house at their back to get out, but when the tele-been our posing and restrictions. amy: you mentioned blackwater. can you go back to 2008 when then senator joe biden was saved when his helicopter went down in that snowstorm with john kerry, and who it was that was guarding him? the significance of that moment, right after nesser square, the deadly assault by blackwater in iraq, where they opened fire and gunned down so many people, in an intersection in ira

father dwyer, host of sirious xm's the busted halo show and father edward beck.t's still going on. probably, i don't know, delia, what do you think? two dozen vehicles here. let's first get an idea of what this moment means in the eternal city and then we'll talk about the politics of it. delia? >> so, look, what we're seeing now is the motorcade going through the arch of the bowels. he's got to go right in the vatican up to the courtyard which we will also see that first greeting. and then unfortunately afterwards, we won't have the live pictures, but we'll get you an idea of what he'll be doing, walking up to those imposing marble halls, going down to the papal library to meet pope francis. as we were saying, you know, i've seen for 20 years heads of state come to meet the pope. but when the u.s. comes, with all their security, it's always a major show of force. and, of course, once you get out, it's president biden on his own there with pope francis, and that's always a really emotional -- >> what do we expect to see and not see in that's been a little bit of

catie beck now with more on the video and the man hunt for laundrie >> are you guys living out of the van right now. >> reporter: new video paints a disturbing picture. >> we want to know the truth if he actually hit you. >> reporter: brian laundrie and gabby petito facing questions from police after an argument turned physical on august 12th. >> where did he hit you? don't worry. just be honest. >> he scratched my face >> reporter: police initiating a stop of their white van after a witness called 911 saying he saw a man slapping a woman in the vehicle. >> did he slap your face or what >> well, like, he just grabbed me like with his nail i know i have a right here i can feel it when i touch it it burns. >> reporter: the image of petito weepy and distraught captured more than a month before her body was discovered. new footage also shows an exchange between police and laundrie. >> she gets really worked up and when she does, she swings and she had her cell phone in her hand, so i was just trying to wait >> reporter: also a conversation between responding officers >> in no way, shape o

how can they help each other in this meeting, father beck? >> well, it's interesting. i think they are both facing similar object ta cals. there is this faction in the catholic church and politically here in the country. in a sense i see them as allies in that. pope francis has been critiqued by right-wing media. he has come back at them for the critique. we have seen great division with the recent election of the country of those who are saying the election is not even legitimate. are some saying the same thing about the papacy of francis. they have been both maligned by similar factions. and i think that gives them a certain solidarity aside from the fact that you again from a shepherd and a parishioner, a member of the flock meeting. yes, it's heads of state, but it is a pastoral visit because obviously president biden has met the pope before. it's like the fifth time he has met him. and so there is a certain connection between these two that i think we'll see carried out. >> right. i'm here in rome with delia gallagher and father dwyer. you want to come to the city

katie beck is in south carolina for this hearing, and what is next in this legal battle that murdaugh walking out. the judge said he didn't trust that he informs a mental state to handle that responsibility safely. they are presenting it back to the court. now this case that you're referencing was a 2018 case, it was a wrongful death suit after his former housekeeper allegedly fell at the moment and died several weeks later. there was about $3 million amount of money that he is accused of stealing out of that settlement that was supposed to go to her former housekeepers sons. he was called a liar and a cheat today. they say he has put a stain on the legal system here in south carolina and that justice needs to be accountable including people in prominent positions and maybe have a lot of means. one of the attorneys spoke about it today. >> laws that mistreat and steal from their clients, it's a real stain on the profession. we're pleased. we thought he was a danger not only to our clients but society. >> the judge also heard from south carolina investigator who has been working on the

. >>> sostiene que esta es una maniobra política por parte del gobernador beck abbott. >>> arriesgan condado contra costa sobre una declaratoria que nombraría a la desinformación por el covid-19 una emergencia de salud pública porque creen que es un ataque a la libertad de expresión, se lo contamos. >>> noches frías hablaremos de esto y más al volver. . >>> en esta ciudad estarán abriendo la primera y la segunda dosis de la vacuna contra el coronavirus los horarios de atención son de 8 de la mañana a las 11 y 30 y luegolas 2 y 30 . (comerciales) >>> hiciera más difícil la concesión de un incendio. >>> toda una vida reducida a cenizas las llamas siguen ardiendo en una zona del parque de casas móviles rancho marina donde (nombre en inglÉs) con su hija de apenas 10 años esta mañana dice la casa donde vivía con su tía desde hace 17 años fue la segunda que se quema. sin poder contener las lágrimas tan solo pensar que pudo haber perdido a sus familias ya que estaba en el trabajo y su hija y su tía estaba en la casa por su tía no puede creer las autoridades no dejan entrar a nadie ya que ha

nbc's katie beck takes it on in our sunday spotlight. >> reporter: 21-year-old move. awism. >> this is a normal snack time. >> we eat and walk around. >> reporter: despite the obvious challenges, her parents say their daughter is living her best life. functioning better and feeling happier than many painful years of her childhood. they say medical marijuana dramatically improved her life and theirs. >> she has behavior where she'll punch her face for extended periods of time. >> reporter: before cannabis treatments, the fits as her parents call them, captured here in the 2020 documentary weediatrics happened thousands of types prescribed and had terrible side effects. they tried marijuana. you saw the side effects? >> we still do. there's no medicine in the cabinet that's even close. >> reporter: today her treatments are rare, and vapor treatments can end episodes in about 20 minutes. >> her body demean was to relax. she would look me in the eye. i thought this is a different person. it's a miracle. i'm sorry. >> reporter: their miracle is also illegal. in texas where

nbc's catie beck is outside the courthouse in brunswick, georgia. catie?in, it's been a year and a half his ahmaud arbery was killed when jogging through a community. because this case has so much publicity, they've summoned a massive jury pool and lawyers have started the process of selecting the final 12. we want to warn our viewers that some of the images they may be disturbing. this morning, the trial for the three men charged in the arbery murder gets under way. just 12 jurors will decide the high profile case that sparked racial justice protests nationwide. greg and travis mcmichael are facing murder charges for the february 2020 slaying of arbery. the father and son who are white pursued arbery who is black while he was jogging in their neighborhood. william "roddy" brian, a neighbor who joined the chase and recorded it on his cellphone, is also charged. >> this case will be a litmus test for where the nation is concerning race relations in the south in particular. this is a region of the country that has present racial demons to grapple with. >> re

joining me now is catie beck in new brunswick where the trial is taking place, and thank you for being. kate, tell us more about how jury selection is expected to play out. >> they had to cast an incredibly wide net here, jose. this was a small community, obviously, a national news story that was sparking outrage. there was so much focus and intense media throughout the sboir duration, really, of how this case unfolded that now they have had to have a massive jury pool brought in here to brunswick, georgia, to be contended with potential jurors. there are 600 people who are going to be considered as potential jurors and then another 400 that are going to be on standby. they're going to try to look for people who can impartially sit on this jury, and that can be a significant challenge in a small community. here's what the arbery family attorney had to say about it. >> it's going to be difficult to find a group of people who have never heard of the case, but certainly we want to be sure that the people who are added to the jury don't hold any bias. that people of color aren't being inap

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our own katie beck has been at the contentious loudoun county school board meetings and was at the oneing on. suburban outrage about schools bringing former republicans back into the republican column. what we're all trying to figure out is this a loud minority or is this truly a movement? >> well, it depends on who you talk to get that answer, chuck. certainly varying view points. but last night there were more than 130 outraged parents who spoke before this school board. many who were very upset because they say the sexual assault allegations were brushed under the rug because the school administration wanted to promote a transgender bathroom policy. this was an extremely heated night of discussion. many calling for resignations and for people to be fired. but there are other people in the school district who say these are not the majority. these are not the majority of parents. these are people who are disrupters coming from the outside to try to stir up political feelings and influence this election. so as you stated, you know, it depends on who you talk to fwind that answer but ce

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. >> katie beck joins us from brunswick, georgia. what do we know about the jury pool?n a slow start this morning. they are actually still having some motions that they need to get through before they can start the selection process j sort of laying out ground rules on what questions will be in bounds to ask potential jurors. the defense asking if they can ask jurors whether or not they support bhm -- blm, and their thoughts on confederate flags. they're trying to come up with ground work plans. the judge says he has concerns about how long the selection process might take. that's because the case got so much media attention, sparked so much outrage nationally, it's hard to stack an impartial jury. that's why they cast a wide net and have brought in a large jury pool. there are 600 potential jurors today. there's another 400 that are going to be on stand by if they don't find sufficient impartial jurors in the first pool. this will be an extremely long process. it -- they are going point for point in there this morning on the motions. so it could take some time before t

beck? >> thank you, chair haney and supervisors mar and safai. mah beck before you. this is a master lease with the navy, which we had originally entered into in 1998. originally, the lease included several sports fields and multiple facilities within the authority's commercial leasing reservoir. as properties have transferred from the navy to the authority, the premises of this lease have been accordingly reduced, and it now includes three buildings and a recreational pathway at the island's northern edge as depicted in the image that i've put on the screen. the master lease is renewed annually, and since the original lease has lasted more than ten years, we're required to bring it back to you. this is the 43 required extension of the lease, and i can take any questions that you may have on it. >> chair haney: okay. thank you. is there a b.l.a. report on this item? >> no, chair haney. we don't have a report on this item. >> and i should add, we pay no rent to the navy for this lease. >> chair haney: okay. can we go to public comment, please. >> clerk: e, mr. chair.

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and robert beck knows me pretty well. in 1999, when i worked for the presidio, with chuck swanson, we did a very good survey of treasure island. it is very contaminated. so all of this bullshit about parcels and getting money off of it should be investigated. in my opinion, these folks you're going to place on treasure island, which is a manmade island -- you're going to place people, mostly poor people, take advantage of them while creating all of this infrastructure revitalization to revitalize the financing district and so on and so forth, which i know a lot about. so this document done by goodwin consulting group gives you a very simple but very precise model of how these crooks are going about their business. tita is corrupt. in everything that it does, including its commission. it does not allow l.b.e.s to get contracts on tita. it prefers to pick contractors from outside. so i don't know why -- >> clerk: your time is concluded. thank you, mr. decosta for sharing your comments with the committee. mr. cooly, do we ha

so as they say when in rome or in beck, we're gonna hop on one of the communication lines and get around like real locals with most of the residential buildings. inter they have been built on pilots. the space left between the 1st floor and permanently frozen ground helps to keep houses warm, but it looks like somebody has gone even further in fighting the cold. there was a building envelope back that has empty glass bottles faded right into the was mean you can literally see this from the outside. this extra layer of air is if i was to save up heat, i've never heard of that technology. i'm not sure if it works and there is no way to check because the building has been abandoned. but i, i guess if you want to survive in chicago, you gotta stay creative. the city still keeps lots of soviet era structures and monuments, most of which have been around since back was founded in 9030. ah, was gold, another precious metals that attracted people and turned the place into an arctic blue town initially to vac was a place of at least 3 glock hands. cheap labor came in handy in the rapidly growing

i should say good at beck believes that the scheme would run counter to these own current rules. it clearly contravene article $194.00 of the eel treaties. there is a very bad habit. on the part of the e were institutions themselves, as well as many bank states to disregard its own goal. when they think their national interest justifies a breach of the treaty. they don't hesitate to ask others to disregard the treaty. now, as a purely hypothetical scenario, if the treaty didn't dis allied, would i support this proposal? but it depends on the perspective. isn't necessarily sensible for a country to shy it's energy supplies with everyone else. this pretty little sort of data t on the power to bother you repeat countries with germany generally. so i'm not sure i bought a solution. on the other hand, what is the german government likely to because it ever has any regard. fritz, a country's national interest. it's quite conceivable that the german government will choose to disregard the treaty and do what isn't in its own country's interest . educational authorities in the united stat

they made a slow start against the detroit pistons, those who training after the 2nd quarter of a beck levine, then fuck them into life. the also god who want to go middle between us a lympics school 1530 to 34 points in the 3rd quarter to in spite of all the victory jeremy groaned led the persons of 24 points, but mr. charles had the game with 50 seconds left of chicago, 19488 in major league baseball, the houston astros or just one, went away from reaching the world series. for the 2nd year running their american league series against the boston red sox was all square to, to hitting it's a game 5 at boston's fenway park. it was the astros who dominated to win 9. 1. how belong by this home run by your done alvarez? the series now headed back to houston and the red sultani to win the next game to force a decide es 3. arguably the play of the day was by a spectator though boston fairfield evers broke his backs and allowed short of wood flew straight into the stands for potentially dangerous situation was avoided when the red sox fan plucked it out of the air with a great catch. now it w

i s while alrey beck studies and even the cdc has to acknowledge that. it is kind of a strange thing, but doctor fauci had many things to say about vaccine mandates for schools. >> having a vaccine requirement for schools is not a new novel thing that is peculiar or specific to covid 19. we have been doing this for decades. my children could not have gone to school if they had not gotten vaccinated with measles, mumps and rubella. when we see push back on that it is as if this never happened before. it is ongoing with other vaccines. laura: have you had to get a rubella booster or smallpox booster? i don't think so. a little different. >> i think that is a really good point. there has never been a vaccine requirement to teach in new york city public schools in new york state that has not been there at all. with covid vaccinesmparison bet vaccine and mm are shot is ridiculous. you can compare the covid vaccines of the flu shot, if you want to take the flu shot or if you don't want to take the flu shot it is scary when you see people like the good doctor w

the raw materials for the cars are collected all the campus and distinctive bright pink bends. beck, who gum drops an inspiring idea from designer analysts? hi, he must be honest. hi, nice me. i nice me too. so these must be your benz tell me a bit about them. yeah. these are the gum drop bins. oh that they all been specifically for the display of waste chain come me i do is that somebody can come along pop their use chewing gum in there. once it's full, halting comes back to us and we recycle it. and we can actually recycle 3 new gum drops out of one full gum, draw. so based on the closed loop recycling process. okay, so why gum all the solutions out there at the moment? all address gum later, once it's already been dropped, there is nothing out there that was that she addressing it from the front end. so i saw a gap in the market for a product like this and also a way of tackling behavioral change when it comes to gum knitter and giving people as a positive way to dispose of their chewing gum. so how does gum end up in a coffee cup? in anna has offered to show me the price is in ac

beck? >> thank you, chair haney and supervisors mar and safai. mah beck before you. this is a master lease with the navy, which we had originally entered into in 1998. originally, the lease included several sports fields and multiple facilities within the authority's commercial leasing reservoir. as properties have transferred from the navy to the authority, the premises of this lease have been accordingly reduced, and it now includes three buildings and a recreational pathway at the island's northern edge as depicted in the image that i've put on the screen. the master lease is renewed annually, and since the original lease has lasted more than ten years, we're required to bring it back to you. this is the 43 required extension of the lease, and i can take any questions that you may have on it. >> chair haney: okay. thank you. is there a b.l.a. report on this item? >> no, chair haney. we don't have a report on this item. >> and i should add, we pay no rent to the navy for this lease. >> chair haney: okay. can we go to public comment, please. >> clerk: e, mr. chair.

the taliban ladies in afghanistan as sending a delegation to his beck as don as part of a push for support and recognition. the regional security is also now high and the gender after another major attack i fill in afghanistan says it was behind the killing of 48 people. and as she mosque in the telephone stronghold of kandahar, nearly 100 others were injured. several suicide bombers are reported to have been involved. it follows a similar attack in the northern city of condos last week. stephanie deca has moved from campbell. this is, you know taliban hartline. it is their birthplace. it is where their leader is at the moment, sir. really at the feet of the taliban leadership, i saw k iceland, afghanistan, showing that it can carry out a brazen attack. a it claimed it overnight saying that it used to suicide bombers, one of which blew himself up at the entrance of the mosque. the other one inside the mosque as people were, you know, carrying out their friday prayers. and it's the 2nd time now. and as much as last friday, we had one in conducing the northeast of the country. so you're seei

afghanistan's link withers. becky's dan, a crucial lifeline for international aid and trade taliban and was beck officers guard the crossing. but traffic is slow. the cargo train service that used to carry over food supplies and commodities has become irregular. the tally vans, customs officer of the high right am border crossing. this misses international concerns about of got his downs future. and with my in that it will got high show on it, we want the world to be more confident about doing business with us. they have to see the level of safety and security. the former regime wasn't able to secure the presidential compounds today. all of afghanistan is safe. the taliban is beating up its presence on the border and promising a crackdown on corruption to ensure a smooth movement of people and goods. afghanistan has always struggled to build a mood and rail network that would link the country to its neighbors and expand trade with central asia. experts and imports have dramatically declined in recent weeks as the international community. once the taliban to implement political reforms form an in

and both countries tend to turn into something more authoritarian and beck each other. so it's not just a question of what is the future relationship between hungary and the european union, but also to send a signal that change is possible. what we have seen already in another country that is leaning towards an author re, terry, and trend, which is the czech republic, and people that managed to win elections against the ruling party as booking of winning elections, i see in his victory speech from the primary market i was saying that this election isn't exactly being run with an even playing field, given the resources that has at his disposal. do you expect the free and fair version and what you race as much as i've chances? well, it isn't very early to predict anything because what picked up on has been doing a lot more than a decade. is to prepare a toolbox to stay in power and how he will use it. his control of the media, his propaganda tools, the streamlining of public opinion and dismantling the separation of power. this remains to be seen. there's a very strong wi

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