host: next, louisiana, boxer city, good morning. go ahead. yeah, he should have been fired long time ago. strictly because hillary had him in her back pocket, you know? it was pretty obvious what was going on, how things were handled. i don't know why he took so long to do it. that's my only question. i'm glad it happened. i think he ought to take care of that black lady that was on a plane that bill clinton jumped on. i think he ought to fire her, too. attorneye former general loretta lynch, under the obama administration? she doesn't work for the trump administration now. aware of that.t anyways, i felt like she was part of all of that rigmarole , you know? anyway, that's my feelings. i'm glad it's over with now. all right, sandra, massachusetts, good morning. caller: i would like to know one thing. is this the trump fake news or our truth? we need the truth. independence,our to fight for the truth of our country. we are going to shut our mouths to what trump thinks or what trump wants. yet we want his taxes to be put out. we don't like pro

cities. fight of his life. a boxeres to the ring, not just to win the match but a much bigger prize, the right to remain in the united states with his family. >>> and final act. after almost a century and a half, the greatest show on earth folds its tent. a sad day for some, while others say it is about time. "nightly news" begins now. ♪

cities. fight of his life. a boxerakes to the ring, not just to win the match but a much bigger prize, the right to remain in the united states with his family. >>> and final act. after almost a century and a half, the greatest show on earth folds its tent. a sad day for some, while others say it is about time. "nightly news" begins now. ♪

cities. >>> fight of his life. a boxer takes to the ring, not just to win the match but a much bigger prize, the right to remain in the united states with his family. >>> and final act. after almost a century and a half, the greatest show on earth folds its tent. a sad day for some, while others say it is about time. "nightly news" begins now. ♪ >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >> good evening. on his first overseas trip, president trump today called on the muslim world to confront extremism, framing the fight against terrorists not in religious terms but as a battle between good and evil. in a glittering summit room in riyadh, saudi arabia, filled with 55 muslim leaders from around the world, mr. trump struck a different tone than he has in the past. it is the first stop on a multi-city foreign tour this week that to some extent is drawing attention away from his troubles back in washington. we begin with kelly o'donnell, traveling with the president. >> reporter

cities. >>> fight of his life. a boxer takes to the ring, not just to win the match but a much bigger prize, the right to remain in the united states with his family. >>> and final act. after almost a century and a half, the greatest show on earth folds its tent. a sad day for some, while others say it is about time. "nightly news" begins now. ♪

city. he knows that these young men, like generations of boxers everywhere, from other neighborhoods like this >> jorge: in mexico city, boxing is kind of like saving lives. you know what i mean? in boxing, they give you, like, a little discipline. >> anthony: let's say you're good, but you're not that good. can you make a living just being a contender? >> jorge: no, but a lot of fighters, they try to make it. tons of boxers. they want to be a champion. >> anthony: so, everybody wants to be a champion. >> jorge: everybody. everybody wants to get for the big shot, but you know, you just want. >> anthony: those are bad odds. the history of boxing is not kind. i mean, most managers and promoters, they don't really give a shit about the fighters. >> jorge: they don't. >> anthony: they use them up, but at the end, they leave a guy all broken down, no money and scrambled brain. >> jorge: we're just like a -- like prostitutes. you know what i mean? >> anthony: in this area, what are your options? if you drop out of high school? >> jorge: nothing, it's just like being on the street, snatching, you kno

city. >> motown the musical opened, the story of barry gordy's journey from heavyweight boxer to music mogulaunching the careers of many like michael jackson. it runs through june 11th. >> >> a different kind of music here. wilmington held its annual memorial day parade tonight. veterans made their way down delaware avenue. bands and an appearance by mr. mayor, mike pr you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. maybe, it's time to be your own. transform your career with strayer university's mba program today. let's get it, america. >> at some point, the phillies are going to turn it around and start winning games. when might that be? >> it wasn't tonight. four hits and two runs. >> we have run out of ways to describe how bad the team is right now. phils and mar rynns, phil marli. phils fall behind early, down 1-0. later in the inning, velasquez leaves with a flexor strain. >> mark wider comes on for relief, a five spot on him third inning. >> the phillies lose 7-2. they have dropped 24 of the last 30 games. >> major league baseball has spoken. hunter strickland gets a six game speption, bry

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reading against birmingham city and yeovil versus sunderland kick off at tpm. kell brook's trainer says the boxert eye socket he sustained in his ibf welterweight loss to errol spence junior last night. coach dominic ingle says he will discuss brook's boxing future, including any changes in weight division. brook took a knee in the 11th round when he was under no real pressure, before the referee stopped the fight. it's the identical injury brook suffered in his fight against golovkin eight months ago, but in the opposite eye. that's over now. security has dominated the issue of the election campaign since the attack in manchester. leanne wood has argued whether her party would back further security measures to combat extremism. we are in favour of more targeted surveillance, we are against mass surveillance. if people are under suspicion the police need to keep a close eye on them. we support resources for that. the idea of watching everyone and being able to access everyone's e—mails communications, that's where we have a problem. that's where our mps have voted consistently against the sleeper

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city. this is the scene there live now, where thousands of flowers and balloons cover the ground. the boxer began by saying he was in the city on the night of the attack. i was driving into manchester to see a few friends. obviously, there's been traffic before, you know, when there's a concert on. but this time the traffic was at a standstill. obviously, i've been to the men, or rather the manchester arena, when there's been a fight there, i've fought there myself four orfive times. when there's been concerts, i have been there. but this time, the traffic was very busy, it was gridlock. i got to the place i got two after an hour which was normally a 20—minute drive and got a tweet saying there had been an explosion and so many children and young people were killed. it was very sad, something like this in manchester never happens. do you ever go to venues like that and think about security? i've fought there four times, every time about 20,000 people used to be there at the same time. i never used to think of security, "will i be safe?" i knew security in the uk and in manchester is fine. w

remember for boxer ray belltran, not only fighting for a title shot, also the chance to permanently call this country home. nbc's morgan radford is live at madison square garden here in new york city with that story. good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. right. tonight everything is on the line for ray belltran who crossed the border illegally through arizona at 16 years old. tonight just behind me in madison square garden he's not only fighting for a chance at the title but also fighting to stay in a country he already calls home. he's a machine in the ring. ray beltran, 41 fights in nearly 18 years. tonight he squares off against jonathan misaro fighting for a chance to compete for the world title and to stay in this country. >> stay in the united states, it's like -- >> reporter: if he wins his lawyers say the mexican lightweight can all but guarantee his green card. a dream for the man who grew up in poverty and crossed the border illegally with his mom when he was 16 years old. >> in mexico, just -- it was hard. we have nothing. >> reporter: did you feel you had enough? did you have food? >> sometimes had no food. i had nothing. no electricity. water, nothing. a