craig downs, and what he is learning is troubling. >> for example, imidacloprid can affect crab larvae as low as 50 parts per quadrillion. it affects their mitochondria at this level, so that it's a mitochondrial poison. it can affect their muscles. if the mitochondria are damaged in the muscles, it can cause paralysis. it also causes immune suppression in these crabs. meaning that they are much more susceptible to bacterial infections and fungal infections when co-exposed with imidacloprid. >> craig downs also studies the impact of imidacloprid on sea urchins. >> neonicotinoids cause dna damage in sea urchin sperm as low as 500 parts per trillion. it causes developmental abnormalities as low as 5 parts per trillion. it means that they're a mutagen. um, it means there's a direct threat to the reproductive fitness of the entire biodiversity of marine environments. if you have damage to sperm or if you have damage to eggs, the next generation will not be as fit or might not come into existence at all. um, so it threatens sterility. >> the meso-american reef stretches 700 miles from the n

craig downs, and what he is learning is troubling. >> for example, imidacloprid can affect crab larvae as low as 50 parts per quadrillion. it affects their mitochondria at this level, so that it's a mitochondrial poison. it can affect their muscles. if the mitochondria are damaged in the muscles, it can cause paralysis. it also causes immune suppression in these crabs. meaning that they are much more susceptible to bacterial infections and fungal infections when co-exposed with imidacloprid. >> craig downs also studies the impact of imidacloprid on sea urchins. >> neonicotinoids cause dna damage in sea urchin sperm as low as 500 parts per trillion. it causes developmental abnormalities as low as 5 parts per trillion. it means that they're a mutagen. um, it means there's a direct threat to the reproductive fitness of the entire biodiversity of marine environments. if you have damage to sperm or if you have damage to eggs, the next generation will not be as fit or might not come into existence at all. um, so it threatens sterility. >> the meso-american reef stretches 700 miles from the n

. >>> jenny craig is shutting down some of its weight loss centers and is reporting layoffs. ransition from a brick and mortar business mod toll an e-commerce-driven model. jenny craig designs menus designed to help people lose weight. they have $250 million of debt and is considering a bankruptcy filing if it cannot find a buyer for its assets. >>> a new study shows a blood sugar's appetite can lead to i. they took the injectable drug for more than a year and the drug helped control their blood sugar, but the company says those on the highest dose lost an average of 34 pounds or nearly 60% of their weight. the data has not yet been reviewed or published in a medical journal. a doctor is joining me now. good morning to you. thank you so much for being here. >> good morning. thanks for having me. this is a different kind of drug, so how does it work. >> it decreases your appetite, allowing you to be more satisfied and it reduces your gut mortality. >> do you see this as a game-changer when it comes to tackling obesiobesity? >> it's absolutely a game-changer. with this medicatio

. >> still ahead here at 9 o'clock, jenny craig is slimming down its businesses around the country. why other weight loss companies may have to do the same thing. >> for your money tonight, weight-loss giant jenny craig overhauling its business model for decades after its diet program first launched the company plans to close its 600 centers across the united states and revamp itself as an e-commerce player. it's the latest sign of major changes in the weight loss industry. some say brought on by popular new diabetes drugs such as we go viendo some pick that help people lose weight as a result, a traditional weight loss companies, including weight watchers, are scrambling to adjust. >> bed bath and beyond stopped honoring its coupons on wednesday as liquidation sales started for the bankrupt 3 of to retailer. but other stories are still very much accepting them. the container store quickly announced that they are accepting the expired coupons until may 31st. big lots also announcing that they'll accept the coupons for e discount on an entire purchase until may 7th. it's a one-time of

. >> all right, so craig, break this one down for me we're still in the hop right now.'m looking at month to date the s&p is flat, down 0.1% the nasdaq is down 1%. so if this is the hop, why aren't we seeiing stocks continuing to rise in the second quarter. >> frank, when you go back and look at the chart going back the past 24 months in here, you'll see there are great downtrend reversals that have already occurred in the dow, s&p, and russell and transport index. you're starting to see you've got higher highs and higher lows that have been made. i would also come back and point out when you look at the lows that were made last september and october, that's when we saw the largest number of stocks get extremely oversold on a very simple momentum indicator and in the release and krecds we had seen earlier this year, we never got back to the oversold levels. frank, the other thing i was mentioning, if you look back to 1929, when you look at the fact that we haven't seen in the first quarter a low from the december lows of last year, that has historically been a pretty bu

they know craig melvin down there. happy birthday, megan!t! >> which i'm no running expert, but that's pretty good six and a half minute miles. >> yeah. >> how are you here today? are you sore >> i'm a little bit sore, but i'm happy to be here. >> that's a crazy good time, man. thanks for waking up for us. >> real happy. thank you. >> is this your pre-race meal here >> this is kind of a great after marathon meal. this is something i love to do at home with my kids it's pretty easy it is a beautiful rice what we do first, we want to wash the rice. >> why why do you wash it starch on it >> it has a lot of starch. we wash it a few times until the water sort of runs clear >> that's how i make my sake you strain it. and what kind of rice you are using? >> here you are using a short grain rice like a sushi rice. now it is springtime going to the market we have a beautiful asparagus. the way you see they're fresh is when they sort of break. that's a good sign. >> you want to go to the market and start snapping all the asparagus? >> don't get caught

down!" and "jed's dead." and i heard behind me, "craig's dead." it was 25 august that i found out that he had been shot. t firefight, i looked down, and to be honest, i cried, i cried. not because i was scared, but just seeing it up close and personal, you are talking with someone, having a laugh someone in the life isjust gone. just gone within a click of the fingers. the police came to myl dad's and they told us. i didn't think he was going to go on the frontline. - ididn't think that- was going to happen. i thought he was going i to be helping, but away from the front line. i think most people die of cancer or common illness, not being shot out at war. i don't know, ijust didn't believe it, it didn't feel real. friends and family said their final goodbyes. it was heartbreaking. but he got the send off that he deserved. like he said, no—one else would understand, he has got to do it for his own reasons and that's what he done. same as a lot of people. they feel like they can make a big difference, which they are. he was happy and you've got to be happy for him. your brother's a hero, but, yeah, still w

. >>> in our money lead, weight loss company jenny craig is reportedly starting to close down some of at the company. this has been a popular company for decades. what's changed? >> the major chain in the weight loss industry that's been under way for some time. you think about for example the popularity of drugs like ozempic. people still want to lose weight, but it's how they're look weight that's creating challenges for companies like jenny craig. nbc news reporting that the company now announcing and now warning some of its employees potential layoffs as it begins to wind down some of its physical operations and perhaps even look for a buyer. the company saying in a statement to cnn that we are currently transitioning from a brick and mortar retail business to an e-commerce driven model, that helps in terms of managing overhead expenses. jenny craig has 500 weight loss centers. unclear at this point how many physical locations would be impacted, but certainly sound like more to come here. to be clear, those prescription drugs are creating quite a disruption to the weight-loss indu

down. louisville mayor craig greenberg said it was important to release the video in the name of transparencyhave some still images from surveillance video showing the shooter holding a rifle inside the building surrounded by broken glass. police say he set up an ambush position to attack officers as they arrived. authorities say the gun used in the shooting was legally purchased. a vigil is planned in the community for those victims tomorrow night. other national news, a virginia grand jury has indicted the mother of a 6 year-old boy who shot an elementary school teacher back in january. deja taylor now facing a felony child neglect and firearms charge. her son will not be charged. abby zwerner was shot in the hand and chest on january 6th and spent nearly 2 weeks in the hospital. as warner has sued the school and administrators with her attorney claiming the defendants knew the boy had a history of random violence. back here in california. a new study from ucla finds day-to-day violence at middle and high schools across california has sharply decreased. researchers say between 2001 in 2019,

. >> reporter: hey, craig, good morning. up and down the mississippi it is a tale of widespread flooding. farther north, weight is cresting after people have been begun evacuating. in davenport, the water is still rising, but the worst is days away. down south, it is a different tale with twisters causing serious damage. this morning severe weather wreaking havoc in multiple states. the swollen mississippi river is continuing to rise. in wisconsin, investigators are combing through the wreckage of this train derailment trying to determine if floodwaters caused several cars to spill off the tracks. that was near the river. people in la crosse, wisconsin, forced to flee flooded homes with river levels cresting there. a gas company cutting service to more than 100 homes. if the forecast is as bad as they think, how high would it go? >> this is 21.6, i believe, right here. >> reporter: down south, the story is tornadoes with at least seven reported twisters, six of them in florida alone. one striking just outside tallahassee. this look from

craig newmark, the founder of craig'slist.org, who is the creator of the defense initiative, will sit down with graham brookie at the atlantic council. to talk about what the civil society and philanthropic community should be thinking about, hopefully building about the strategy. i hope you quickly thanked me in joining our panel. we really appreciate it. [applause] ♪ >> thank you so much. i'm a vice president, and for those of you with our online audience, think for remaining tuned in. for those of you, just a note to our online audience that this impression audience is getting appropriately hydrated or decaffeinated or this conversation, but we will kick it out right now. my role is that we walk the walk with all of our professionals that you just saw on stage. we have consolidated the programs that do defense tech and cyber security and information technology security. it is all in one program, and my role is to somewhat coordinate or be responsive to all of our folks here. i am so excited to be joined by a man who needs no introduction. craig of craigslist, and any number of other phi

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craig weeks ago. already know it's a multi track approach on one track. the european union is a helping to reimburse funds for member states to draw down on their own supplies of ammunitions, which they already have their own stockpiles and send them on to ukraine. know that particular approach is already underway and that's something which ukraine up thank the european union for. but the heart of the debate know at these talks lies on the 2nd problem of this approach. and that is where the you is supposed to be jointly procuring ammunition for ukraine for the future. now, there is some legal wrangling going on behind closed doors over the exact definition of what it means to procure ammunition from the e. you arms industry. so from companies based in the you and we're talking really here about detail such us where our components in certain supply chains, a source for them. or if there's a european union based company which might have a factory outside the block. now, some ministers that i've spoken to or simply dismiss this bureaucratic others, however, and i think particularly the worth noting here that we understand the france is the one leading this deb

it all comes down to about, oh look, we're helping do it by doing that. so we're hoping by doing that for you. craig, for ukraine, for ukraine, for ukraine, being in your for just one day, you know, number of the cranium plates you're piecing just driving around. and i'm not talking about regular cars. i'm talking about a 100000 year olds and i'm talking about rolls royces with ukrainian waste 2024 automobiles that were bought and ukraine, driven over here by somebody that's under the age of 50, usually a male. so everything that we're thinking is happening in ukraine, that we're setting some money there to help the people on the ground. it's helping a lot of people, whatnot, ukraine, ukrainians, greatly to. and that's part of the program, and we're going to go to a short break. and after a break, we'll continue our discussion on confused narrative. stay with our team, the the ah needs to come to the russian state. little narrative. i've stayed as i'm phone and ignore some scheme. div s mm hm. then i can also send up for a group in 55 with. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. one else calls with we will b

it all comes down to about, oh look, we're helping do it by doing this. we're hoping by doing that for you. craig, for ukraine, for you. great for you. great. be in europe for just one day, you know, number of ukrainian plates. good as be seen just driving around and i'm not about regular cars. i'm talking about a 100000 euros or no, i'm talking about rolls royces with ukrainian lakes 2024 automobiles that were bought and ukraine, driven over here by somebody that's under the age of 50, usually a male. so everything that we're thinking is happening in ukraine in that we're setting some money there to help the people on the ground. it's helping a lot of people on, on your credit, ukrainians, a great lead. and this part of the program we're going to go to a short break and have her is our break will continue our discussion on confused narrative. stay with ah ah ah, ah ah ah ah, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be

now down more th a $17 price target on t since last august craig moffat is joining us you are so closearget, so, congrats on a good call in terms of what has happened, though, since earnings, what do you think finally dawned on investors? because from what i read, when they first reported, everything was sort of fine, they stuck to guidance, you know, the business is not growing, but there was though reason for the stock to decline this much. >> well, yes and no. first of all, good to be back, melissa. but i guess a couple of things the first thing i would say is -- is -- and what obviously struck people was free cash flow was a billion dollars. i mean, this is a company with a $16 billion target for free cash flow for the year. and while admittedly, some of the miss was -- expectations were around $3 billionfor the quarter, so, came in two-thirds light. some of the explanations are reasonable, some timing of cap-x, some timing of receivables and particularly payables but it certainly puts them behind the eight-ball for the full year of free cash flow. and that's the only reason to own

craig warning staffers of mass layoffs. maybe they all go it, i don't know. are they shutting down the store fronts as well?ting to online and nbc news said they're preparing for potential mass layoffs meaning everybody would go and they've even told their employees to find jobs elsewhere. is this the consequence though of the weight loss drugs? why go on a diet plan, a meal plan, go into a physical store to get all that when you can just get a prescription for an injection. stuart: those diet drugs are really something else and affected the whole market. thank you very much, lauren. this is the time when we show you the dow 30 as we always say, get a sense of the market. would you look at that. looks like yesterday when almost everything was up and sure enough this morning, 26 of the dow 30 are on the upside and the dow is right at 34,000. folks, don't go anywhere. friday feedback is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ do the work, before the work. bodyarmor lyte. more than a sports drink. asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especially when it comes to your fina

down at all. >> thank you, annie. >>> and craig is joining us now. >> good morning, savannah and hoda, and you, too. millions of americans are hitting the roads and the air to start the weekend and once again, the dangerous weather is on the move and that could impact your plans. mr. roker is on standby to watch, but first, tom kcostello is standing by at reagan national airport. >> and we said, leave early if you can, and if you do, you will have a good jump start. we have some delays and cancellations, because we have had some weather. let's start with the numbers. flight aware reporting 663 delays so far, and 120 cancellation, and i have to say not bad. we are in springtime and volatile weather, and looking at the most impacted airports we expect today include the following, new york city, the d.c. airports as well, reagan especially, charlotte, as well as seattle and houston. so these have been linchpin airports, and miami down on the very south and all of them have been linchpin airports over the last few weeks and a lot of volatile weather, and the tsa is reporting that we are at pre-pand

craig. here's the thing. you guys are pretty glittery couple but you have managed to live a pretty noncelebrity, normal, down-homeare you doing at home these days? >> rachel: well, what's the biggest news from home? >> stephen: just for fun? >> rachel: daniel and our daughter had been watching "star wars." >> stephen: really? how old is your daughter? >> rachel: nearly five. >> stephen: pretty young for "star wars." >> rachel: that's what i thought. it was like a father daughter bonding experience and they started on the original ones. is it return of the jedi? >> stephen: "star wars," starts with "star wars." the first one is called "star wars." that's why they are called "star wars" movies. >> rachel: i didn't know that. are you a fan? >> stephen: am i a fan? i have been alive for the last 40 years. how did you not know that it was called "star wars"? have you not seen "star wars"? >> rachel: um... >> stephen: let's get to that in a minute. >> rachel: i think as a kid i probably did. i'm not deep into it. my daughter and her dad, my daughter got obsessed. she kept saying, google this. google this. what is darth

craig goes right back. if ar three. back to back, leonard. leaves it open another three gone. >> booker. down westbrook and he throws it off booker it is clipper ball. >> los angeles clippers take game one on the road in their series against the phoenix suns. russell westbrook had a huge walk late in the fourth to seal the game giving paul george a huge win in phoenix. game two tomorrow night. meanwhile in milwaukee, the game's best player, giannis, was forced out of the game the bucks star falling hard to the floor, landing on his back after driving a basket you see it there he only played 11 meantimes. he seemed indestructible, but he was in a lot of pain they dropped the heat, 130-117 game two of the series is wednesday but it's not clear if if former mvp will be ready to go. >>> to memphis, the guard led the team in scoring. he dropped 29 off the bench in his first career playoff game. the lakers upsets the number two seeded grizzlies, 128-112, who could be without their star point guard ja morant. he left yes's game with hand injury i'm getting worried, folks these lakers seem like they'

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i'm craig melvin thank you for watching >> hello everyone, i'm alici menendez, as we begin a new. our shutting down democracy, republicans flock to the nra convention in the wake o another mass shooting. borja book in party is using its power against the power of the people plus, the impact of th classified documents, again, what we can learn from the national guardsmen charged i the case also, trial for truth. fox news and dominion set to have their day in court. changing the narrative, ou conversation with broadway's first known native america woman playwright, about th thanksgiving play and how it fits into this political moment this is american voices. >> we begin with a disconnec between american voters and th policies backed by republican-led legislatures. there is no bigger issue tha highlights the stark contras between most americans, in republican politics then gun violence this weekend, the national rifle association is wrappin up its annual meetin indianapolis as always, it is a must attend event for anyone thinking abou running for president as a republican friday, leaders embraced the

a parent, you might not want to sit down and say, we are going to talk about sex and puberty and booths -- boobs today. reporter: in fact, director kelly fremon craigeading the book to her nine-year-old son to prepare him for seeing the film when it opens. >> he's a little young, but he was very curious. so, it's been very interesting. i got through about two chapters and then he turned to me and he went, "you've made an entire movie about boobs?" [laughter] reporter: for judy blume, the real audience for this film is what she calls the nostalgia group. >> people now as old as my daughter, she was the first reader and she's 60. so it's 60, 50, 40, 30, 20 somethings who remember it as being their childhoods. and i know them because they come to the bookstore every day and it's a very emotional thing. sometimes they'll burst into tears, you know. and i know what it is. i represent, in some way, their childhood. reporter: but blume, whose books have faced bans going back to the 1980s and again now, also knows the film comes out at a contentious culture-war moment, with florida a major hotspot. >> it's hitting at the right time. we need it. we need it.

"sunday today," a new sunday sit-down with academy award winner rachel weisz on her series "dead ringers," and the possibility of working with her husband, daniel craigr working a decade ago in "betrayal" on broadway. any chance we might see you and your husband appear together again? >> i think we aren't going ton at the moment. yeah, i think we really love our private life as a life, as a family, then we go to work separately. >> people talk about "betrayal." i go back further. >> blowing my mind, willie. >> you were fabulous in that. >> okay, just -- >> my gosh. >> you just -- i'll have to take a really long drink of water. >> you didn't even remember you were in that. >> wow. willie, no one has ever brought that up. i'm just shaking and holding on to the table. willie. >> see, i mean -- >> wow. >> my conversation with rachel, plus the latest headlines and another life well lived when "sunday today" airs at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you are not up on that hour on a sunday, set the dvr. we will see you whenever you're ready for us. >> thanks, willie. hopefully you are awake to watch willie at 6:00 tomorrow morning, then stick here for your loca

jenny craig is reportedly warning employees of mass layoffs and will close some of it's 500 weight loss centers in order to wind downs week that the company is carrying a quarter of a billion in debt and may file for bankruptcy if they don't find a buyer. traditional weight loss brands like jenny craig and weight watchers are scrambling to keep up as drugs like ozempic and wegovy and rybelsus, have delivered a seismic shock to the industry. and a little bit of good news for the coupon kings and queens, bed bath & beyond may be going under, but you can still use their iconic white and blue coupons at other retailers like big lots and the container store. bed bath & beyond filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy last weekend and stoepped accepting coupons this week. so if you do want to make use of that 20% off, you'll have to take your deal hunting elsewhere. >>> the coronation of a new british monarch has aonly been televised once before when queen elizabeth ii was crowned 70 years ago, and now as final preparations are under way for the crowning of king charles iii, many are asking questions about what this moment and this

down of physical operations will likely impact all employees in some manner the company was acquired bay private equity firm four years ago and operates around 500 centers in north america jenny craig incorporated did not respond to requests for comment. >>> let's get an update now on the state of the u.s. economy. a new measure of the gdp shows economic growth slowed considerably during the first three months of the year cnbc joins us now with more on what the signs mean for consumers. good morning >> yeah, good morning. look, this number is certainly a little bit of a scary one. it means that consumers who have been hard pressed by the higher interest rates are certainly feeling the effects a little bit more 1.1% expansion, or growth in the economy between january and march. the expectation was that it would have grown 2% then so it is less than anticipated and we had seen growth at 2.6% in the final three inquiries, or final three months, should i say of 2022. so it gives you a clear indication that things are slowing down just a little bit more than the u.s. would have wanted certainly as president joe biden would have wanted, who is trying to galvanize that economy as much as

craig newmark, the founder of craig'slist.org, who is the creator of the defense initiative, will sit downith graham brookie at the atlantic council. to talk about what the civil society and philanthropic community should be thinking about, hopefully building about the strategy. i hope you quickly thanked me in joining our panel. we really appreciate it. [applause]

craig newmark, the founder of craig'slist.org, who is the creator of the defense initiative, will sit down with graham brookie at the atlantic council.

craig melvin an this is dateline >> what she saw was nightmare. she screamed and she yelled an she cried, it was terrible did she fell down the steps? no one was thinking someone di this to her, but did someone d this to her. it just unraveled from tha moment on. >> the fashionista with re lipstick she meant the world to me. when she walked into the roo it was like a movie star walke in >> corporate executive, caring mom, 1 million dollar smile an a 4 million dollar estate. >> oh my god, i need a ambulance. >> murdered. >> i went screaming out of the house. >> this was a prominent woman, murdered in her home, late a night. >> almost certainly someone sh knew >> correct >> where would it lead a twisted case of betrayal and greed. >> the fingers being pointed a me >> her own daughter of suspect from the start >> you pulled the knife out an you tell the police oh you are going to find my fingerprint on the knife >> her son in law who seemed s devoted. >> they interrogated us fo eight hours. >> or maybe someone else with million dollar motive. >> what's going on here? how many people are involved i this got >> someone doesn't jus turned

craig's list and would be paid once the delivery was complete. he is currently facing multiple charges. >>> the first round of the playoffs is underway, and the sacramento kings took downe to take the lead with just seconds on the clock. >> oh, he got it off, and he misfires. it's over. he got a look though, and the sacramento kings prevail. [cheers and applause] will: fans were going nuts in creme eau. the new york knicks pick up a big win 101-9 7 existence the cavaliers. and the boston celtics knocked down the atlanta hawks 112-99. 76ers also beat the brooklyn nets 121-101 for a game one win, ask those are your headlines. i was tuned in to spring football yesterday. the nephew ran with the 1s, rick, in column clemson -- clemson. rick: it's like your old job. let's often the we've going on right now. we've got a pretty nice day for almost everybody. not significant precipitation today, show you the weather maps. temperature temperature wise we've cooled down significantly across much of northeast. southeast, you're still warm, starting out your morning 64 in atlanta, 77 in miami. it's very, very warm start to your day. take a look at this, this is what happens over th

craig bassman. doctor, good morning to you. >> steve, good morning. >> steve: doctors will never be replaced but it looks like ai technology is very effective of predicting when people are going to have trouble downertainly. cardiac death remains to be a major concern in our health community with, you know, more than 350,000 patients each year having cardiac arrest and the mortality rate is greater than 80% for those patients. we're excellent at treating cardiac arrest for patients that arrive in the hospital. but, most of those patients do not make it to the hospital. >> by that point it's just too late. >> by that point it's too late. the study really looked at subset population of heart failure and looked at artificial intelligence using a subset of ai called deep learning, to see if they could create a framework to predict sudden cardiac death. among these patients with the caveat being these are patients with heart failure already. patient more prone to having saturday yack cardiac death they have weak hearts. >> steve: created an algorithm figures out in the future how things are going to be. like the algorithm in tiktok figures out what you want to watch next, actually this has to do with

bear down on that the former president and his legal team vowing to fight these charges, professor stephen fish from berkeley. we've got to leave it there. thanks so much for your time tonight, craig. the federal government is suing norfolk southern over the toxic train derailment. in ohio. thousands of residents were forced to evacuate after that derailment in february as toxic chemicals were burned off to avoid an explosion. many people there are concerned about long term health issues from exposure. the justice department suit aims to hold the company accountable for environmental damage. the norfolk southern ceo has promised to pay for the cleanup , and the railroad has pledged $20 million to help the community rebuild. some tesla semi trucks are already getting hit with their first recall. the move comes just four months after the start of the electric vehicles deliveries, tesla is recalling them over a defective parking brake valve. it could fail to move into the park position when the parking brake is activated. the problem could allow the trucks to roll away. so far, there have not been or s due to rollaway incidents. of the u. s government is rolling out stricter tax rule

down. while european nations have taken out hundreds of their . >> announcer: this is an nbc news special report. here's craigelvin. >>> we are on the air this hour, breaking news, legendary singer, actor and activist harry belafonte has died, beloved for his hit songs like dale, and his civil rights work. he died at his home here in new york. nbc's rehema ellis h has a l lo back a at harry belafofonte's l and legacy. ♪ day oh day oh ♪ daylight come and want to go home ♪ >> reporter: his voice made harry famous, but growing up in jamaica his mother taught him to use it to do more than entertain. >> she would say to me never go to bed at night knowing that you have spent a day in which you have done nothing to try to change injustice.e. >> repeporter: andnd belafontnt starting fighting early, joining the navy at 17 to serve in the pacific during world war ii. after the war he sang in clubs before receiving a tony award for his 1953 3 broadway debut. next came success in hollywood, including an academy award nomination for carmen jones. his career was one of firsts, the first african american to win an emmy. ♪

craig. >> yeah, indeed. kaylee hartung for us. kaylee, thank you. >>> let's go to the nba playoffs a wild ending in the milwaukee game the heat were down by two, twoof course, overtime. butler finished with 42 points as the heat goes on to win it, to win the series and move on to the next round, shocking the number one seed milwaukee. >> let's move on to the heat the new york knicks beat cleveland last night, 106-95 that series starts sunday, so it's knicks versus the heat. i'm sure the heat are happy. >> first two games in new york >> missed way too many free mio throws last night. >>> coming up, "bridgerton" fans, get ready. carson will take us behind the scenes of that highly anticipated prequel. >>> first, oscar nominee naomi watts is here. she wants to start an important conversation, shining a light on a health issue that most women do not like to discuss but we're talking about it menopause. we're not afraid to say it we'll be back after this . it.t. >> w we sasaid it. yeah, we'l'll be back k after ts because e you can't t shut yor eyes,, or...if yoyour itchy e eyes havu itchining for a fifight, it's not t too late fofor anotheher treatmene

craig bo and i and others held. they weren't perfect. but we will be a heck of a lot further down the path if we had taken that. let me also mention, i want to talk something that has not been raised on the banking issue. i'm going to join a lot of my colleagues, i think -- you, the fed, the fdic. moving very aggressively. i think that the potential downside risk for businesses across the country for other medium sized banks across industry could've been a disaster. i think the eighth actions that you took or bold, he stepped up. you have short of the system. i am of the belief that, echoing what senator bennett said, traditional provincial regulation should've caught this. where were the bank management? where were the regulators? both bank and state regulators in the case of svb, they did not get this interest rate mismatch caught much, much, earlier. the one thing that i would say, whatever regulatory system we have in place the other half of what happened, sometime between tuesday and thursday afternoon, we have seen now the very first social media, internet-based, bank run. to put it into any kind of compa

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