where billy payne and billie jean met. good person, fun-loving, outgoing, kind of person everybody wanted to be around. she liked swimming, big outdoors. >> yeah, ever since she was little. >> the romance moves quickly in no time at all billie jean moves in with billy and his father. and a short time later, she gives birth to baby tyler. >> she was so excited. he was her world. this glow she had about her when he came into the world was just unbelievable. >> she told me the night before she got murdered, she was happy. her son meant the world to her. and bill did, too. she said, "sis, i'm in love." she finally found out what love really was. >> i got a phone call telling me that she was gone. that somebody shot her. in my head, i just couldn't believe it. i was shocked. you just don't ever think of something like that happening to your baby sister. >> it was one of the hardest days of my life. nobody should have to go through finding out that their friends have been murdered. >> so, who would want to murder a young family

why did billy do it?ure in your mind, you know, to be that person and cruising with your friends and just at that time i think i pursued that. i wanted to be that guy. when people knew that, it was kind of like having a notch on my belt, you know. >> but in real life, of course, murder is not glamorous, not at all. that night billy went home scared. soon enough, he was arrested, consigned to life in prison and now it looked like two more arrests were called for. >> coming up, amy involved in the murder of ricky? >> did you have some dark nights of the soul where you look at each other and say she must have done it? >> when "dateline" continues. boat and rv all bundled with progressive you've got the peace of mind to really wander. yeah. yeah, i just hope it stays this way. once word gets out about these places they tend to -- -are you done? -aaand there it is. well, at least your vehicles are protected. let's hit the road. hey fam! i'm just at this beautiful lake that i just discovered. practicing gratitu

charlie, who started as a bodyguard for billie earl said billie and mr.t him to shoot nancy howard. >> he tried to get me to kill that woman. >> did he really? >> out of jail, charlie told us sometimes john transferred money between bank accounts and sometimes john met charlie and billie and handed over packages of cash. at a hamburger joint or a gas station. john was all raise pressing them to get the hit done. >> he was, do you think you can get it done now? what's the chances? billie would say we are about an hour away. we will call you when we get close. >> call me when you get confirmation. i want this thing done. abaci, what did this lady do? >> as long as john was willing to pay, charlie said he and his family were willing to talk about killing nancy. every time the hit did not happen, john wanted to know why. billie was the master of outlandish excuses. >> he had a brain tumor. he had seizures. he had done too much do. the neighbors were home. he would buy it every time. >> mr. john's big-money scheme to kill nancy howard was an economic bonanza f

>> hi, billy? >> hi, sir. >> how you doing, billy? i'm -- jimmy and i are excited about doing this fundraiser for you. >> i appreciate that. it's really important to make sure that we get the funds that we need to bring the country together. >> yes. >> billy? are you there? billy? hello, billy? >> i'll be right there. [ laughter ] >> yes. i'm here. yeah. >> billy, what's going on? >> [ bleep ]. a bad phone connection. >> hello, mr. president? >> are you his daughter? >> i'm not his daughter. i'm a friend. and he's just not feeling that well right now. and i apologize. i know he would never leaf you hanging. but can he call you back? >> yeah. just finished the white house easter egg roll. >> i love that. i went years ago. and it was great. >> guess what. >> what? >> guess what? >> i'm >> that was my grandpa's favorite joke. >> i went to breakfast with the easter egg this morning. >> you did? >> guess where we ate? >> ihop. >> that's a good one. >> i'm not feeling great, sir, to be honest. >> so how is things? how is everything? >> ever

yes, this is what's billie eilish has pointed| what's billie eilish has pointed out.. billie eilish pointed out that there is an obsession with numbers and sales which is not necessary, especially when you are a pop star of that level, you will have a number one anyway regardless of how many versions you put out. how have her comments been received? she didn't directly name any rival artists. she did not. over the weekend she clarified that she did not name any names, even though fans quickly linked this to taylor swift, definitely the most high profile proponents of this. her comments will be taken in terms of that kind of gossip as opposed to a reckoning with this issue, which is the massive environmentally unfriendly impact of final production, it can lead to water pollution, the sheer environmental impact of shipping all those records all over the world. streaming is not without an environmental footprint as well, but not as much as the mass of plastic footprint. a trip to the doctors is something that can be a bit frightening for some children — so medical studen

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england rugby star billy vunipola apologises, after being arrested in majorca following an incident in a nightclub. and nadal marches on. but the 22—time grand slam champion is made to work hard, to make the last 16 in madrid. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's been a premier league season full of drama on the pitch — with the title race still to be concluded. off the pitch, the league's profit and sustainability rules have found everton and nottingham forest in breach, with points deductions this campaign. but interesting developments today concerning the premier league — could that method of spending be on the way out for a new financial model, which the majority of clubs voted in favour for? called �*anchoring' — it's more of a spending cap, and could come in the season after next. here's our sports editor dan roan with more from one of the club's opposing the possible introduction, manchester united. the current system known as the profit and sustainability regulations has been very controversial because everton and nottingham forest have fallen foul of it and be

billy joel performing one of his biggest hits. and the moment w, who was in tht crowd, soon on the video screen. you'll see it. >>> good evening and it's great to start another week with all of you at home. we do begin tonight with that breaking news from charlotte, north carolina. at least eight officers shot, three members of a u.s. marshals task force have been killed. all while serving a warrant in a suburban neighborhood. the officers coming under fire for inside the home. a suspect barricading himself inside, a massive law enforcement response. you see right there, including a s.w.a.t. team, armored vehicles. a tense standoff lasting four hours. police telling neighbors to shelter in place. a police sniper in a bedroom of a neighboring home. roads from the scene to the hospital were actually shut down so that the ambulances could get through with the officers. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off with late reporting tonight. >> it's the whole force coming. >> reporter: tonight, multiple police offic

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an apology from billy vunipola after after being charged in spain — the england international says it he's playing right now — ronnie 0'sullivan is so close to a place in the quarterfinals of the world snooker championship. we'll be live to the crucible for an update. irish eyes were smiling as rory mcilroy and shane lowry pair up to win the zurich classic of new orleans. we start with the news that the england rugby union international billy vunipola has apologised after being charged we start with the news that the england rugby union international billy vunipola has apologised after being charged in spain following an alleged incident on the island of majorca. vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence. the bbc understands he was tasered by police who were called to a bar in the island's capital, palma. our sports news correspondent laura scott has been following this story. laura, what more do you know? well, we know that this incident happened after papp in palmyra on the early hours of morning. he described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstan

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went straight over to the the security man with he had a like a clipboard and billy said we're here to see stephen travers and uh and anne was there she i mean you think about she was like she was only 21 you know 20 22 21 22 and uh and uh he said uh travis he looked down the clip book oh yeah he's dead and billy said no check it again he said we're told he's that he's he's uh that he's he's okay and he said oh my mistake he's in theater and um god so eight or nine hours but i have to say uh disney hill hospital within 24 hours 48 hours of the whole thing happening gave me back my my faith in mankind the just amazing people you know amazing people steve, it's an extraordinary story, and no matter, no matter how many times i hear it, it's just um, it it stays with me, i mean it, it's took you many years, it's taken you many years, sorry to come to terms with what had happened, but also you've been engaged in a journey of reconciliation from that, which is you know speaking the before, has been very, very important for you, do you want to talk about that? as you say, coming to terms w

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went straight over to the the security man with he had a like a clipboard and billy said we're here to see stephen travers and uh and ann was there she i mean you think about she was like she was only 21 you know 20 22 21 22 and uh and uh he said uh travis travers he looked on the clip book he's dead and billy said, "no, check it again." he said, "we're told he's that he's he's uh that he's he's okay." and he said, "oh, my mistake, he's in theater." and um, so eight or nine hours, but i have to say, uh, disney hill hospital within 24 hours, 48 hours of the whole thing happening, gave me back my my faith in mankind to just amazing people, amazing people. steve. an extraordinary story and no matter how many times i hear it, that's just um, it stays with me, i mean it's took you many years, well we are interrupting our regular programming to bring you the ambassador of iran in damascus, let's take a listen, but but we are waiting for the rebeble to be taken away, for the bodies to be taken out, they know that iran has always given a proper response which is proportionate to the crime t

you know we're billy's parents, right?"ghter ] then we'll go home, "you know, your teacher said said you were a great listener." and he's very proud of himself. "why are you not a great listener here at our house?" and we don't know the answer for that either. >> i'm afraid for little jimmy to go to school. >> jimmy: you mean -- >> >> my son. >> jimmy: you are? >> my jimmy. >> jimmy: jimmys do well, they thrive. just by nature. [ laughter ] do jimmy or ennis know about your previous relationship with spider-man? >> jimmy does. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> i mean jimmy doesn't care. >> jimmy: he doesn't? >> i think i have red hair. jimmy just wants to watch the wrestling scene over and over again. >> jimmy: you've shown the movie to them? >> yes, i have. honestly, ennis is afraid of it. >> jimmy: why? >> jimmy's like -- all around the house. >> jimmy: i see, interesting. wow. yet he has no problem just sliding into somebody's chair. [ laughter ] >> nope. nope. >> jimmy: you know, there's a weird thing online. i don't know if you're

this friday you can see the entire billy joel special again.right over there, selecting the day's finest baltic oak news panel, adding a preparatory layer of topical ground chalk and story glue, then hand-painting hyperrealistic scenes of redemption with jewel-like coloring and simulated gold leaf to unveil for you the spectacular yet timeless 15th century jan van eyck ghent altarpiece that is my nightly monologue. but sometimes, sometimes, folks, after huffing oven cleaner out of a pringles can, i steal the valet parking sign from outside the hustler club, flip it over and chuck some wet pizza toppings at it along with half a go-go squeeze and what's left of a chik-fil-a zesty buffalo sauce packet to offer up the expressionist tweaker's spackle-plank of news that is my segment... >> "meanwhile"! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: a work of art in and of itself. epic defining. meanwhile, heinz is going to put ketchup dispenser stations outside chicago hot dog restaurants. that headline again: heinz declares war on chicago. because, ladies and ge

billy i lish has announced a world tour with 81 dates. 12 uk dates in glasgow, london and manchester.o ran the london marathon during the week and will not stop going on about it. a record 840,000 people have applied to take part next year. and now leaving you with ten seconds of a cinema for dogs which has opened in norwich allowing owners to watch the amy winehouse back to black movie with their fluffy friends. unsurprisingly the event sold out in less than 48 hours. i love it, it isjust adorable. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm gavin ramjaun. here's what's coming up on the programme. could the system that saw everton and nottingham forest docked premier league points be on it's way out? england rugby star billy vunipola apologises, after being arrested in majorca following an incident in a nightclub. and nadal marches on. but the 22—time grand slam champion is made to work hard, to make the last 16 in madrid. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. it's been a premier league season full of drama on the pitch — with the title race still to be concluded. off the pitch,

to billie eilish, ai is the new bad guy. to katy perry, it is time to rise.icians are worried companies are training ai models to replace human artists. more than 200 of them have joined with the artist rights alliance, a nonprofit to demand protection against ai. in an open letter, they acknowledge the creative potential of ai, but called on tech companies and developers to stop using it to infringe upon, and devalue, the right of human artists. a year ago, a supposed collaboration between drake and the weeknd went viral. it was actually an ai song made by someone called ghostwriter. last month, tennessee became the first state to pass a law to protect artists from using al to copy an artist's voice without permission. country music star luke bryant was at the bill's signing. stuff comes in of my voice, on my phone, and i can't tell it's not me. securing protections from al was a priority for striking actors last year. now it is musicians who are raising their voices. i think the musicians who will be most affected by ai are working—class musicians, even tec

we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, describe what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros. having paid that fine, we know the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk, and he is due back later today. what will now follow is an internal process at saracens and he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconvenience he has caused during this incident. a meeting to discuss the introduction of a possible salary cap in the eng

billy bob is 71.or those living on the streets in all of alameda county, the average age of those who die experiencing homelessness is 52. most are male and african american, 351 unhoused people died here in 2022. those are the most recent numbers compiled cardiac, hypertension, diabetes, liver disease, cancers. >> stroke. >> drug overdoses are also a factor. how do they know this? david mosebach works for the alameda county health care for the homeless program. >> we did data matching to find out how many people who died in alameda county were also homeless, known to be homeless. and then we also looked at death records to see if there were clues, died in a dumpster, died behind, died on the streets in a tent encampment, unsheltered. >> and that information helps to avoid unnecessary deaths and determine the kinds of treatments needed to save lives. lucy kasdin directs the program. >> i'm like, really bringing care and increasing access to care for this community. so bringing that service directly to

billy bob is 71. but for those living on the streets in all of alameda county, the average age of those who die experiencing homelessness is 52. most are male and african american, 351 unhoused people died here in 2022. those are the most recent numbers compiled cardiac hypertension, diabetes. >> liver disease, cancers. stroke. >> drug overdoses are also a factor. how do they know this? dave mosebach works for the alameda county health care for the homeless program. >> we did data matching to find out how many people who died in alameda county were also homeless, known to be homeless. and then we also looked at death records to see if there were clues, died in a dumpster, died behind on the streets in a tent encampment, unsheltered. >> and that information helps to avoid unnecessary deaths and determine the kinds of treatments needed to save lives. lucy kasdin directs the program. >> i'm like, really bringing care and increasing access to care for this community. so bringing that service directly to p

singer billy i has criticised musicians releasing multiple versions of... vinyl. —— billie eilish.e variants were released. —— 43. fans who preordered beyonce's album on vinyl are reporting five tracks have gone missing. earlier, we spoke to the deputy music editor at the guard in the about the huge resurgence in vinyl.- guard in the about the huge resurgence in vinyl. there was a rise to five-point _ i think last year there was an 11.7% rise in vinyl sales in the uk to 5.9 million units, which is compared to a 2.9% rise in 2022. so it's massively on the up. i think at one point the vinyl revival, as it's called, was associated with more indie artists, but in recent years, it's definitely pop stars who have been leading the charge, especially because they've been releasing multiple vinyl variants of their records, as with taylor swift, as you said. with billie eilish, i would say specifically, she uses recycled materials in her vinyl, which is what makes it different, and she only puts out black versions as opposed to coloured ones, which i think you can't use recycled materials. t

meet billy the barber. billy dinnerstein is the owner of your kind of cuts in nutley, new jersey.adults with autism, sensory issues commit other develop mental disabilities. their services are so unique and special that some of dinnerstein's customers even fly in from out of state, and it has made him a big star on social media. the haircuts at hairstylist at his shop specialize to each cuss individual needs. his barbers are trained to make everyone feel comfortable and make sure every visit is a positive experience. >> i present an atmosphere or an environment for you in a tough situation that helps you a little more comfortable moving forward, that's my goal, right? at the end of the day, you know, i'm not here trying to win any awards for being barber of the year. just trying to help kids. >> norah: billy dinnerstein, a barber who is a cut above the rest, and he is tonight's "heart of america." and that's tonight's "cbs >> their dog just latched onto my dog's arm and started pulling. >> announcer: the pit bull was tenacious... >> i grabbed the dog and tried to put my thumb in i

makes the quarter finals of the world snooker championship... sweeping aside ryan day an apology from billyunipola after being charged in spain after an incident the england international says was a misunderstanding. also coming up on sportsday... and after travis clayton took his next step on the road to the nfl, we speak to his former rugby coach about a player whose new career could make him millions yes, it's a bit more than three bear and three meals at the end of the game, certainly a and three meals at the end of the game, certainlya big and three meals at the end of the game, certainly a big transition. hello again. even amidst one of the more contested title races in recent years, this has been a season when the premier league's financial rules have provided a telling subplot. everton, nottingham forest, — and even though they weren't in the top flight this time — leicester, have all fallen foul of the regulations. points deductions have been dished out to the first two, but after just one season of sanctions, could the profit and sustainability rules be on the way out? a majority

and singer billie eilish hits out at the practice of releasing multiple versions of vinyl records because of the environmental impact. now for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre. jannik sinner�*s brilliant year continues. he's celebrating a third title and is also up to number two in the world behind novak djokovic. the 22—year—old italian beat grigor dimitrov in straight sets to win the miami open. he won his first grand slam title, the australian open, injanuary and also won a touranment in rotterdam. he has been beatenjust once this year, by carlos alcaraz, in the semifinals of indian wells, and he's jumped above the spaniard in the rankings. being number two is an amazing feeling. i never thought to come to this point, i come from a very normal family, my dad is still working, as my mum does, so it is very... sport is one thing and life is different, so i'm very happy to be in this position, i am just enjoying every moment, these are special days, winning a tournament, does not matter what kind of tournament, it is a special day. so it means a lot to me. england have won the fi

it's about time. >> i think they're going to have a good year because they've got billy north now. >> got a winner this year. they've got a winner. >> there you have it, real grass, real wind, real sunshine, and real fans. it's going to be a good year for the giants at candlestick, in san francisco don knapp, channel 5 eyewitness news. >> i didn't realize that was don knapp the whole time. i used to work with him here. he's a legend. >> i love that he's on the field. the game is going on. >> yeah. oh my gosh, yes, and the big cigarette ads and the outfits. >> i love the old nostalgia. and tomorrow we've got a sneak peek of the 1959 opening series, the first year the giants were actually in san francisco against the l.a. dodgers. highlights from that game pretty cool. >> looking forward to it. >>> go, go, go, go, go. >> we're seeing if joe can outrun the new york city subway. >> if you wondered if running was faster than waiting, these guys have the answer. morikawa on 18. he is really boxed in here. -not a good spot. off the comcast business van. into the vending area. oh, not the fri

billy bob is 71.e living on the streets in all of alameda county, the average age of those who die experiencing homelessness is 52. most are male and african american, 351 unhoused people died here in 2022. those are the most recent numbers compiled cardiac hypertension, diabetes, liver disease, cancers, stroke. drug overdoses are also a factor. how do they know this? david mosebach works for the alameda county health care for the homeless program. >> we did data matching to find out how many people who died in alameda county were also homeless, known to be homeless. and then we also looked at death records to see if there were clues, died in a dumpster, died behind on the streets in a tent king camp, unsheltered and that information helps to avoid unnecessary deaths and determine the kinds of treatments needed to save lives. >> lucy kasdin directs the program, like really bringing care and increasing access to care for this community. >> so bringing that service directly to people where they where, w

england rugby union international billy vunipola has apologised and paid a fine after being charged in, following an alleged incident. vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence. the bbc understands he was tasered by police on the island of majorca after they were called to a bar in the island's capital. our sports news correspondent, laura scott, has more. we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that, "contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros." having paid that

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billie eilish, pearljam and nicki minaj are among more than 200 artists who ve signed an open letterlopers calling for an end to predatory use of artificial intelligence in the industry. 0ur north america business correspondent — michelle fleury has more from new york. to billie eilish, ai is the new bad guy, for katy perry it is time for rice. a growing number of musicians wearing companies are training ai models to replace human artists. more than 200 ofjoined with the artists rights alliance, a nonprofit to demand protection against ai. in an open letter they acknowledge the creative potential of a ipa called on tech companies and developers to stop using it to infringe on and devalued the right of human artists. —— potential of ai. a year ago it is specific cooperation between trick and the weekend went viral, actually eight ai song made someone called ghost writer. last month tennessee became the first state to pass a law to protect artists from using ai protect artists from using al to copy an artist's was with my permission. country music star luke bryan was at the signing of

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why billie? why did you decide that you needed to be here? yeah, absolutely. you know, i'm a, do you see both of it and i think there's power and numbers. and i remember i go and not a student. i remember when i was in university, i was out protesting and it always mattered when people would show up to support us . and palestinian liberation is crucial and i think that's what you see across the country as a rise of students saying no to colonization, no to occupation. and the future of our world is going to be a future that has a free power assign, you know, and, and this is also personal for me. one of my dear friends has and has the right now we've been fundraising for her. and i just want to always show up to let her know that i'm supporting her from afar. do you think the authorities are paying attention even when there are numbers like this? and people who are not students like you coming out to meet your voices here? yeah, i mean i, i absolutely think childs will grow and attention and, you know, i think something we have seen repeatedly for months and m

we start with the news that the england rugby union international billy vunipola has apologised afterpola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence, the bbc understands he was tasered by police who were called to a bar in the island's capital, palma. our sports news correspondent, laura scott, has more. we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, describe what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law

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the movement against ai music—making tool5 has gone a step further — as 200 artists, including billieintelligence in the music industry to be stopped. they have called on tech firms to pledge not to develop ai music—generation tools "that undermine or replace the human artistry of songwriters and artists, or deny u5 fair compensation for our work". laura snapes is the guardian's deputy music editor — she says ai is posing a huge threat to the music industry. it's very good that such big names have lent their name to this argument, although, i don't think they are the people who will be most affected by it. of course, there are simulations of their music, anybody with al can say they want to hear a beyonce song but song in the style of billy billie eilish and the machine will spit that out for you, last year there was a very famous example of a collaboration that was supposedly drake and the weekend, which went very viral, but it was actually ai thing made by somebody called gho5t writer. i think the musicians who will be most affected by ai are working—class musicians, people who do 5

england rugby union international billy vunipola has apologised and paid a fine after being charged inpain, following an alleged incident. the bbc understands he was tasered by police on the island of majorca after they were called to a bar in the island's capital. vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence. our sports news correspondent laura scott has more. we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that, "contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros." having paid th

billy bob is 71.ose living on the streets in all of alameda county, the average age of those who die experiencing homelessness is 52. most are male and african american, unhoused people died here 2022. those are the most recent numbers compiled cardiac hypertension, diabetes, liver disease, cancers, stroke. drug overdoses are also a factor. how do they know this? david mosebach works for the alameda county health care for the homeless program. >> we did data matching to find out how many people who died in alameda county were also homeless, known to be homeless. and then we also looked at death records to see if there were clues, died in a dumpster, died behind tent encampment, unsheltered. >> and that information helps to avoid unnecessary deaths and determine the kinds of treatments needed to save lives. lucy kasdin directs the program, like really bringing care and increasing access to care for this community. >> so bringing that service directly to people where they where, where they live, right.

. >>> and billie eilish, stevie wonder, even frank sinatra's estate, 200 artists teaming up to take on a.i. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. a new day has begun in taiwan where the search for survivors from a massive earthquake grew more urgent overnight. there have been at least nine deaths, and the expectation is there could be many more. over a thousand people were injured from the 7.4 magnitude quake, which rocked taiwan's pacific coast, collapsing hundreds of buildings and triggering tsunami warnings across the region. as many as 143, some of them tourists, are feared to be trapped in the ruins of toppled hotels. searchers also fear for the safety of workers thought to be stranded at a rock quarry. the government urging the public to be wary of aftershocks that continue to rattle the area. it's the worst earthquake to strike taiwan in 25 years. our janis mackey frayer is in the region tonight with late details. >> reporter: tonight, rescuers racing to reach those trapped after a massive earthquake in taiwan. pulling people o

to help us understand the affection that fu bao holds in south korea i'm joined by youtuber, korean billyouth koreans? so fu bao was born in 2020 in korea. there was a viral video from the zoo where fu bao stayed and the video showed the fu bao giant baby pandora and the canada two caretaker having and the canada two caretaker having a good time. also the giant panda was clinging to the caretaker. everyone found the giant panda so cute and adorable so everybody including korean people and everyone around the world fell in love with her. since she was born in korea everyone could watch her and see her grow up in korea. so everyone could somehow bond with her. we thought of fu bao as kind of like a child in a family member in south korea. everyone was so sad to send her back to china. , ~' everyone was so sad to send her back to china. , ~ , �*, ., , to china. sounds like she's grown up in the public — to china. sounds like she's grown up in the public eye _ to china. sounds like she's grown up in the public eye and south - to china. sounds like she's grown up in the public eye and south ko