it's not pushed by boston. he's clean to go through.ugh the crease, you can't run into the goal tender, and i think that's what i agree will be the last result of this. >> mike: another look at it here, and you see the contact to the head and the effect it has on jeremy swayman, and gosh, this has kind of been the year of goal tender interference. we saw one get wiped off earlier on the other end with samsonov on the one end, penalty as well. jackson, we go back to you, what are we looking at now? >> the one unknown, part of the rule says did he prevent him from playing his position. it comes down to a judgment call. they might feel he was never getting to that puck. that's the one unknown. here we go. >> referee: after video review, it was determined that there was goal tender interference. no goal. that thereas goal tender interference. no as the garden explodes, there's still 32 seconds left on this power play. vegas had a meeting as the challenge was going on. everybody gets some rest. this is like the start of the power play again.

all these factors a role in boston. this is many people visualize when they think public housing they're dirt stark concrete, ugly brick temporary warehouses poor people. then when mission hill was first built in 1952, it was beautiful, but it was at least clean, relatively safe. but that was before an epidemic of drug abuse destroy the tenant's way of life, the milkman used come in. sharon's men used to come. i mean, everybody used to come to your door and sell this and that. it was really nice. it was a mixed neighborhood. we had blacks and whites. it was real pretty at the grass, everything. this place clean and then you got the drug problems. they robbed the mailman. they'd rather share basement. the gangs just started ripping them off, and they stopped coming. their own people off to roofs, finding people dead. the elevators, you know, going up the staircase and maybe someone laying there dead. it was really rough on three or they've addicted to crack and they've gone right to hell. physically, emotionally, mentall

you can hear the dirty water playing in the background in boston after the bruins win. and p.k. subban. that was a really impressive effort by the bruins today. >> bruins did exactly what they needed to do. after that loss to winnipeg, which i watched as the game went on, you could see winnipeg pulled away from them. they had to have a big start today. they did and their big guy showed up. pasta, three goals, zacha, coyle, mcavoy, we talked about offense. this is a big game today and a big win for the bruins. >> i thought the bruins played with a purpose from the get-go. pastrnak was awesome tonight. he was hard on the puck. physical, taking the body all over the ice. the bruins, as a team came up with a lot of purpose as i mentioned and finishing their checks all over the ice. got great contributions from the defense. you had talked about. and of course swayman is a guy that can match up against shesterkin, overall, i thought the bruins were a better team tonight, and led by pastrnak, who played just an amazing game today. >> he got off to a terrible start on the seaso

sam brock is in boston where some skaters are getting back on the ice and honoring those lives lost.nk went silent, this world renowned skater is back on the ice the ice.. >> none of us want to hear music today but because we have that job, we have to. they would want us to. >> losing six members of the skating community felt akin to losing family. >> they were all pillars of the community. but to me personally, they have had a massive impact. >> reverting to the family of 13-year-old gina hahn. three years ago she shared herg. >> gina's dreams with nbc boston. >> i really want to go to the olympics. >> her nickname meant that she was a little star. >> a plan is instead crystallizing on how to honor the lives of gina and her mom,t see and all the others that lost their lives.>> these kids would have wanted us to push. they would not want to see us give up . worldwide community w come together in the moments and support each other. >>>> reporter: tonight >> this skating club of boston mourns they are also preparing to host the world championships in two months. >> this worldwide commu

un juez federal en boston lo ha bloqueado temporalmente.ciar al puesto de trabajo a cambio de una indemnizaciÓn que finalizaba a medianoche. >> este bloqueo? al menos hasta el lunes. pero hasta ahora ya lo han aceptado. mÁs de 60.000 empleados. vamos de inmediato hasta la capital del paÍs con javier vega y con las reacciones. javier buenas tardes. adelante. >> buenas tardes, octavio. sÍ, estÁbamos en plena cuenta regresiva cuando este juez federal, allÁ en boston, decide poner en pausaloquear temporalmente este programa de renuncias masivas en el gobierno federal. y lo hace justamente a partir de una solicitud de representantes legales de varios sindicatos ante una corte federal en massachusetts. estÁbamos en la cuenta, en la cuenta regresiva en las Últimas horas de aquÍ a la medianoche. se sabe para que la administraciÓn trump ofreciÓ a los empleados federales la posibilidad de, por un lado, firmar una renuncia irrevocable y por el otro lado, recibir salarios y beneficios hasta el 30 de septiembre. y por eso las Últimas horas habÍan sido d

last year boston renegade won the national women's football title. the fleet were national finalists in women's hockey. it's the 100th anniversary of the boston bruins. and the celtics have hung a banner 18. how that, max, right? [cheers and applause] we love you, max. and you know it was really special? though it did not happen in massachusetts, a happen in pa, those olympics and paralympic games, we had over 40 athletes from massachusetts representing our great state. with this tonight are growing medalists, and also -- [applause] let me tell you something. i just can say something about her. she's a work class paralympic spurned and imam who gave birth eight months before she competed. she made the finals in the 100 meters. we're proud. [applause] two years ago we promised to lead in the the states prouy and its people to protect and strengthen the things we love, and to take on the things that make life too hard for too many. like high costs and hold people back, aging infrastructure that slows us down. his problems we now have been building up f

washington, philadelphia, new york to boston. dangerous driving. >>> first tonight, president trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house late today. the president now saying palestinians should leave gaza. saying, "if we could find the right piece of land and build them some really nice places." so, what is the future of gaza? and will this fragile cease-fire now hold amid this new talk that palestinians should move elsewhere? >>> this evening, the fbi has now turned over to the justice department a list of thousands of fbi agents and employees who worked on january 6th cases, involving the people who attacked the capitol and police. and tonight, fbi agents now filing at least two lawsuits against the justice department, claiming their own department is now targeting thousands of agents and employees who were doing their jobs investigating the horrific attack. >>> tonight, two of president trump's most controversial cabinet picks clearing major hurdles now. tulsi gabbard and robert f. kennedy jr. and t

accused of killing the owner of a sandwich shop about 13 miles north of boston.tors say the victim was found dead in his home monday. signs of trauma on his body. the man's nephew is now demanding justice. >> i hope this guy gets what he deserves. >> we are told ice secured the detainer with local law enforcement. the suspect is scheduled to return to court early march. cases like this have prompted elected leaders to call for action at the southern border. friday we learned the pentagon will send 1500 more active-duty troops there. tom allman says there will be consequences for anyone who tries to interview efforts inside the country. >> very soon working with d.o.j. with legal guidance. >> messaging appears to be working with encounters of the border in texas totaling just 289 yesterday. >> thanks, cb. the justice department halted all federal funding sensory cities and currently suing illinois and chicago for allegedly interfering with administration's immigration crackdown. attorney general, pam bondi had this message to send for those giving him vice rate. >

massive impact. >> reporter: referring to the family of gina hahn who shared her dreams with nbc boston sight. >> gina's nickname was gina gina starina. >> reporter: a plan is crystallizing on how to honor gina and her moms and the others. >> these kids would not want to see us give up. >> reporter: as the skating club of boston mourns, it is also preparing to hostet world championships in two months. >> i do think this community, this worldwide community will come together in the moments and support each other. >>>> reporter: tonight the skaters are showing tragedy will not shatter the community but reveal the community and love. >> it starts with us being stro for this situation. >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news, norwood, massachusetts. >> that is "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. has returned. a live look at our doppler radar enhanced by nbc bay area storm ranger. you can see where the rain is coming down right

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pick the terse posted by agencies including atf boston, and by f.b.i. boston. it comes just after ice boston announced the arrest of a man from el salvador charged with raping a resident. the chelsea district court released him over the summer and there were massive protests in l.a. over the weekend. the 101 freeway was blocked for several hours until the highway patrol could get things cleared up. >> dana: thank you so much. bret. >> bret: joining us now, kayleigh mcenany, former white house press secretary. good morning. we're talking about immigration and this effort to get criminals out of the country. we're talking so far since inauguration day about 8,000, they say, illegal immigrant criminals being escorted out of the country. it's a significant number in a short time. >> it is. when you look at the daily averages that ice is putting out, 900 a day. the over the eight years of the biden administration was 300 a day. this is a three-fold increase and interesting when you drill down on the types of individuals that are being apprehended and deported you ha

fox meteorologist and storm specialist mike seidell joins us from boston common.the biggest one of the season, no? >> reporter: it certainly could. we've only had two, and they've both been around 5 inches, rich. talk about a snow drought, the past two winters they had 322 inches of snow -- 22 inch, they should have had about 100 inches combined. a little snow from the past storm on the ground but not a whole lot. temperatures are in the mid if 30s here today. let me show you what's coming. it gets to new york city around a 6 or 7:00 tonight and i moves up into the boston area. we expect snow to fall here at the monocommon by about 10 or 11:00. in new york it's going to fall in about a literally four hours, and same here in boston. it'll all move out by, say, 8 or 9:00 in the morning. there have been a handful of cancellations at the airports, and here many boston we're looking at 5-8 inches of snow, probably a 3-5 inch snowfall in and around the new york city area. we've got the warning here until noon tomorrow. but i want the show you, rich, what happens when it

unions have sued in order to block this deadline, and a hearing is set to happen in boston. and a federal judge is set to weigh in on whether it might be extended or not. many of these federal workers are waiting to see if that will happen. and as you said, so far 40,000 people have accepted this buyout offer. but the white house has expected that number to grow significantly in the last 24 hours before the deadline. chris. >> and of course, eugene, elon musk's cost cutting is at. >> the. >> heart of all this. and politico writes that his goal is exactly. what gabe just said. >> to. >> demoralize and wear down federal employees. it quotes a gsa staffer. >> saying the. >> messages they keep receiving from trump officials are. >> akin to pointing. >> a gun at people. that confusion and fear is the point. a second federal employee. said half my office was in tears on a recent afternoon. i mean, look, layoffs do happen at one time or another. >> in. >> almost every business. but beyond the question of legal or illegal here, does this feel particularly cruel? >> well, yes it is.

dance and the birth the country, if you will, john adams, had come down from braintree outside of boston, which was his home. and chilmark, to give counsel to a legal counsel to a friend, jonathan, john adams, some of you may know, in addition, his career as a statesman and obviously vice president and then president was really considered one of the foremost legal minds of the time and in fact, during the boston massacre the british officer who had given the command fire on the colonists when he was taken to trial, john adams agreed to be his defense attorney because adams felt was essential that people have good legal counsel regardless of what you think of their acts. so another testimony to the character of john adams, but john adams, if you will, the first presidential or soon to be president, who realized what a special place vineyard was. then in. vineyard was sort of kept in the background. it was still a pretty rural area at that time. but in august of 1874, ulysses grant actually took an official vacation at the campground cottage, which all of you know, still exists today. and

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new york city to boston, washington, d.c., up to philadelphia. all could face a dangerous morning commute tomorrow. ginger zee standing by with the forecast. she'll time this out. >>> also tonight, what president trump and the white house are now saying after the president declared the u.s. would take over the gaza strip, and that palestinians should leave. will there be u.s. boots on the ground? how much would this cost? and would palestinians be allowed to return? what they're saying now. >>> tonight, the chaotic moment on capitol hill when democrats called for elon musk to testify, to explain to the american people what he's doing. after being given access to the personal information of millions of federal workers. tonight, the cia the newest agency affected as millions of federal workers now have 24 hours to respond. will they take the buyout? and late today at the white house, president trump signing an executive order banning transgender women from competing in women's sports. >>> tonight, the passenger accused of cracking a window in midai

to philadelphia, new york to boston, and there will be snow. lee gold medal bear hag the forecast. >>> just in tonight, a federal judge blocking president trump and elon musk's plans at usaid for now. this new image on "time" magazine's cover. musk behind the resolute desk in the oval office over questions over musk's true role. and the president was asked if musk was been told if anything was off limits. how he answered. >>> that plane vanishing in bad weather. the pilot flying from that weather. the runway had been shut down. the rapid drop in altitude. >>> tonight, the reporter covering the super bowl found dead in his hotel room. a woman now under arrest tonight. what authorities have now revealed and the other cases involving sports stars and those high-profile burglaries. tonight, images of suspects posing with joe burrow's stolen watches and jewelry. >>> new concern over bird flur. new york's governor shutting down live poultry markets in the bronx, brooklyn, and queens amid concerns from california to nevada to new york. what they're se

racing off and we see a change in boston, too snow parts of new england and living through quickly wesues in places like maryland, west virginia, pennsylvania half-inch advice and power outages in an awful commute. >> sandra: as far as the ice is concerned, the sources died down a little bit. we are heading to the vacant looking to the super bowl forecast and parties and traveling. what do we know? we have another storm that looks an awful lot like this one except a little bit stronger and snow we are moving into new england. to your point warm air rushed him behind this warm front and temperatures in most of the ice above freezing. the weekend that area tracks a little far to the south and east. the heaviest snow we're track for the northeast. boston, a little fan on snow and this could be the biggest storm of the season but some of the same spots that struggled with ice has more in the forecast. >> sandra: new orleans doesn't have to worry about it will play, right? no, is to work once in a century snow, boston, up to 8-foot and wild chickens in new orleans this season in new york c

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boston home. as we gathered this weekend out to mark the 10th anniversary of the george washington scholarship program, i am so grateful to have had this opportunity to speak on the very contribution shifts that our own special ladies eva edward everett edward ever added. everett has made to further george washington's legacy and secure mount vernon's future. thank you. good afternoon. almost good evening to all. it's great to be back, mount vernon. it's so great to and see almost see the new that is coming out. and i also think our audience who's given us the pleasure of your time today. philadelphia, pennsylvania became center of the centennial exhibition of the 18 of 1876, commemorating the 100th year of the signing, the declaration of independence, and provided a unique opportunity for sectional reconciliation after civil war. the centennial opened on may 10th, 1876, and over 76,000 people attended the opening dedication, which was led by president. this was an international nnl exhibition tha

and welcome to boston. thank you. dr. i'm going to call you lindsay. please do. just said that we have the best view out of a green room she's ever seen. that's right. that's us, you know. so let's start tonight a little bit up. what you mention at a dramatic moment, because you start with the dramatic moment, which is john adams inauguration. he's going to be the first president after george washington, the only predecessor and referring back to your title, making the presidency. can you give us an idea at that moment what's ahead of him and maybe a little hint about what's he going to keep? what's not going to keep? what obstacles does he face? well, i think the really important thing about this moment is for us to remember that we know what happened, but they very much did not. and so there were these real and pressing questions that john adams was worried about. but so too were many other americans about whether or not the presidency would actually work with anyone else in it, whether or not the powers could be trusted to another person, whether or not anyone

icing in places like boston, so we'll start with snow in boston, see that switch over to icing and snowne as well and moves out. that moves out by lunch time. as far as totals we could see high amounts, boston could see 6 to 8 inches of snow. that's a look at the forecast, whit. >> whit: we have several days of this happening this week, somara, thank you. we'll check back in a bit. >>> we do want to turn now to the urgent search for answers after a deadly plane crash in alaska. the aircraft disappearing from radar, but now officials are releasing new details and images of the wreckage. abc's jaclyn lee is joining us with the latest. jaclyn, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. yet another community is heartbroken. residents in nome saying it is very tight-knit. everyone is affected by this in some way, and now investigators are focused on figuring out why this happened. this morning, the u.s. coast guard releasing this photo of the mangled wreckage of the plane that vanished over open water in alaska. three bodies of the ten on board recovered. >> the remaining seven people ar

the channels that are, i guess on boston. thank you both i, i look forward to force to continue the discussions with you in the meantime. let's check in with our honey, my move to who was on the phone from guys, a city where the food is really captive. keith siegel is expected to be released from honey. we've been watching pictures, light fixture, some guys, a port there of, uh, uh, fi to is lining up. uh, i imagine waiting for the red cross vehicles to a live uh, talk to us about the scene there and what's been happening or well, this time the release of that 1st top is up to date is happening. i got the feed for this is that location that nobody thought about. nobody expected. it's going to happen here. and what's really cost, you know, are essentially right now if there is more organization, there a better arrangement for safety and security. we're seeing that looper as crowd here. and the fact that we're seeing a list or not is the good news about the location of where the release of going to happen did not, did not leak

pictures were posted by atf boston and fbi boston. further south, isis highlighted a worksite enforcement operation at a car wash in the city of philadelphia. several were arrested there, and in l.a., and anti-deportation demonstration block of the 11 freeway. that interstate is the highway patrol struggled to get a handle on those protesters >> let's bring in jonathan fa fahey. a lot to talk with you about. let's start with this operation in philadelphia. where illegal migrants were picked up at a car wash. the d.a. said this. >> any probably who thinks they can get away with anything because of this. no, you cannot. >> he was talking about i.c.e. agents coming to arrest people. what about the idea has been expanded to include jobsites and should workers and companies be on notice? that if they are employed illegally they can be targets of ice? >> larry's theatrics, it is so deeply cynical what he is doing. what he is going to mischaracterize what the agents are doing and maligned them reminiscent of how kamala harris compared them t

out west we are tracking a new pacific storm that bring heavy rain and snow to cenaltr boston. toward the south we're tracking warmth once again. new orleans, 78 under mostly cloudy skies, as they prepare for the super bowl on sunday. frances, back to you. >> denise, thank you. >>> now to a dramatic rescue in new jersey. a 11-year-old boy fell through a frozen pond. he was walking across the ice before it gave way, plunging him into about four feet of frigid water. they were able to pull him out safely, and he was transported to a local hospital. he is expected to make a full recovery. >>"early today" is back in a minute for the sentencing of the former interpreter of shohei ohtani. >>> and w tas nedeilfrom the sprawling crime ring that lid from joe burrow's home to new york's diamond district. with your dishwasher and cascade complete. your dishwasher does the work for you, with temperatures up to 140 degrees - too hot for hands. some dishwashers even have a sanitizing cycle. load pots, pans and tableware at the bottom, with plastic and glassware on top. cascade complete remov

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that mix line could get to boston before it ends after midnight.y tomorrow morning, that storm is offshore. gusty winds will follow. out west it's an atmospheric river event, flooding northern california into the pacific northwest. maybe a half foot of rain. 1 to 3 feet of snow in the sierras and western rockies. >> lee goldberg back with us tonight. >>> tonight the deeply personal reveal tonight from retired nba star dwyane wade, who is just 43 years old revealing his battle with cancer tonight. >> reporter: tonight, retired nba star dwyane wade revealing that surprise cancer diagnosis. >> what i had on my kidney was a cyst, a tumor. >> reporter: the hall of famer sharing on his podcast that doctors removed nearly half of his right kidney in 2023, after discovering a tumor. >> i had a personal decision to make, and what it was, was if this is cancerous, and this tumor, this cyst is cancerous on your kidney, you're 41 years old. you probably need surgery because it's something that needs to be removed so it doesn't spread. >> reporter: tests showin

the salt trucks and plows are hard at work already in major cities like new york and boston. parts of the northeast could get up to a foot of the time the sun is up tomorrow. but wait, there is more. another snow maker lining up right behind this one. we are covering it all tonight. and we begin with west hartford, connecticut. >> reporter: tonight aajor winter storm is barreling across the country, bringing heavy snow and icy conditions to millions of people. minnesota getting hit hard, dozens of cars spinning off the road and crashing. >> reported that there were around 70 accidents overnight, spin outs, accidents, people off the road, and that was just as of 8:00 a.m.. >> reporter: in south dakota, snow-covered roads making flights were cancelled and thousands delayed.s in cloudsminn try to stay ahead of the snow. across the country, hundreds of flights have been canceled and thousands delayed. in several states including minnesota, deicing procedures underway for planes like this one before takeoff. the northeast bracing for the storm to hit. >> looks like it's going to b

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these politicians in chicago, illinois, and in boston have defied the law.me not with the free rein to. and iowa sheriff has said he also will refuse to comply with detainer request forms from isa. he said the following to. if their actions or paperwork are not within constitutional parameters such as a nonjudiciary retainers which are different than warren's, and they're simply unconstitutional request from ice or other three letter agencies to arrest or hold someone, we will make every effort to block, interfere, and interrupt their actions moving forward. but this iowa sheriff's meeting had long with the governor of iowa. the governor has warned that she roof to cooperate with ice or risk losing funding. it is high time these politicians, these leaders, these people elected and officers -- offices, from sheriffs to mayors to governors, not just obey the law, what enforce the law. avoid subverting the law. >>> super bowl lix is on fox and look who is here next. it is out, down docket coming up on the will cain show. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ let's start with the eyechar

that to us in boston is an independent economic advisor. joining us data from bailey. thank you. while the premier of canada as most populous provinces, as he is banning american companies from securing any contracts there, that's in response to the 25 percent tire fund canada, which is due to take effect on tuesday. for me, a duct for the entire says, the band will stay in place until the measure is revolt. he also said ontario is ripping out the province's contracts with even mosque star link satellite internet company. the, in other words, use south africa has defended a bill allowing the expropriation of property for public use after us present donald trump threatened to cut funding in response. the bill allows the government to take control of some property deemed in the public interest without compensation . in some cases, john said he would stop all future funding until the situation is investigated. south africa says it's policy is not exceptional. you buzz on exploration and therefore from which would hold funding to south africa. and they said, let's move to mobilize af

on friday, the federal judge in boston will consider a request to blog. trump's executive order. it follows a call from 18 state attorneys. i'll give you the rights to automatic citizenship for anyone born in the u. s. isn't shined in the constitution present as preparing to receive more than a 130 deep 14. some us on saturday is the 2nd 3 population flights since trunks and organization. less than a month ago in the state of nina, set us, a small city is bracing for new policies and the impact the code have on the local economy. want to give you like a f has the story. in the corner of prison is united states, most will be in the ninety's, a city of $270000.00, with a unique distinction. 8 out of 10 residents here have family or friends in the united states, legally, and to legally like she's young while this. what example, anything besides your brother in law left to the us 27 years ago, he owns to cause and it has the small roof cleaning business, but he doesn't have a green card. now, his family is afraid he'll be forced to leave the life he's built from scratch down on the l

around me, corey, speaking to us that from the united states from boston. this said the panama, where the president has said that he rejects the us panama relationship based on lies in full. so it's as off to the us state department announced that government vessels would not would no longer be required to pay a fee to use the panama canal. the canal a little far as he responded, saying that was on true, but it's on it's willing to hold towards with us officials. earlier this week, montgomery visited which way and successfully pressured panama to leave china as belton road initiative. president donald trump has repeatedly suggested that the us take back control of the canal. i. let's go live now to a lot to the america, tennessee, and human who's in santiago, chile. so let's see what's the story a strong repost from melina? the absolutely just one week ago, president willing know, has said that he was sure that the differences with united states could be ironed out amicably and in a friendly manner. today he was calling the states department of reducing the

he joins us now from boston. thanks very much for being with us here. once again, the festival. is this a well considered long sold out plan from trump for just an off the cuff spare of the moment proposal? do you think i and i think it's pretty much started as an off the cuff a proposal tom, but it's totally consistent with his character. somebody who likes to do dramatic things to provoke people, shop, people, shop the system. but it's also more importantly, totally consistent with american policy. not just of the last 4550 years or so, a 60 or since the 67 war, one us policy became heavily linked to israel. but really the last century of british and then american imperial and had demonic control policies in them as least this is totally consistent with a whole century of western imperial behavior in which designers and then the state of israel essentially get whatever they want and have total impurity for what they do. and we saw this in the genocide now going on still. and the palestinians on the other and people have neither agency nor self determination rights. in other wo

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