david jackson left the apartment. ed in the motel? wolfe said he hid in the bathroom when david arrived. >> barbara answered and he was glad to see her. he said they walked in, sat down on the edge of the bed. barbara had a stun gun. and barbara hit david with the stun gun. >> but the stun gun malfunction malfunctioned. so, wolfe stepped out of the bathroom with his gun. >> he said, so he had the gun wrapped in a towel and he showed me like this. he said picked up and fired one shot. and about that time, harry britton came into the room and said, he's not dead yet. he is still breathing. shoot him again. so he said, i shot him again. and that shot killed him. and they put david's body in the back of high-res vw. and transported it to the site where they had already pre dug the grave so all they had to do is just lay his body in there and cover him up. >> but that was in the end of wolfe's tail. a year after the murder, he said, he got a call from harry britton. >> he had learned they were going to build a new walmart r

minnesota fashion, op, just going to plow right past you perhaps the gold standard, manned by david jackson the driver of plowy mcplowface. >> yep >> reporter: plowy's namesake a british vessel online voters famously dubbed boaty mcboatface in 2016 >> people see it and they're like oh, it's plowy! >> reporter: jackson sees the silliness as gratitude. >> i think they get a better appreciation for what we do >> reporter: this year's winners honoring entertainment royalty with better call salt, you're a blizzard harry -- >> you're a wizard harry. >> reporter: and blizzo the grammy winner blown away >> to know that there is a snowplow named blizzo makes my heart melt. >> reporter: a warmth voters deem unavoidable. >> how can you live in a place so cold and not have a good sense of humor >> reporter: maggie vespa, nbc news, st. paul, minnesota. >> some very clever people that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> right now on next bay area news tonight, we are following breaking news on the

perhaps the gold standard, manned by david jackson. >> you are the driver of plowy the plow face. >>ish vessel online voters famously dubbed boaty mcboatface in 2016. >> people see it and oh, it's plowy! >> jackson sees the silliness as gratitude. >> i think they get a better appreciation for what we do. this year's winner is honoring entertainment royalty with better call salt, and you're a blizzard harry and blizzo, the grammy winner blown away. >> to know that there is a snowplow named blizzo makes my heart melt. >> a vote voters deem unavoidable. >> how can you live in a place so cold and not have a good sense of humor? >> maggie vespa, nbc news, minnesota. >> very clever people. that's nightly news for this monday. thanks for watching, everybody. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. plse take care ofea you didn't choose cat allergies. your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but... you can choose your doctor who will care for all the things you didn't choose. kaiser permanente for all that is you. >>> love is

the gold standard manned by david jackson. >> you are the driver of plowy mcplow face. >> yes. >> reportercboatface in 2016. >> people see it. it's plowy. >> reporter: he sees the silliness as gratitude. >> people have an appreciation. >> reporter: the winners honoring entertainment royalty with better call salt. and blizzo. grammy winner blown away. >> to know there is a plow known as blizzo makes my heart melt. >> how can you live in a place so cold and not be happy? >> reporter: maggie vespa, nbc news, minnesota. >> i have one. clearopatra. >> joe, if we get more snow here, we have to name the plows. i love blizzo. >> betty whiteout. you can't go wrong with that. a lot of fun. >>> still to come, how the teen's classmates came to his >>> still to come on "today," what we are learning about bruce willis' heartbreaking dimentia diagnosis. and i said saturday? no one's here. are you getting this? so if he wants the invoices...water doesn't have to be boring. turn it up with cirkul. with over 40 delicious flavors and a dial that controls your intensity, cirkul starts a party for your tastebu

david a glaze. let's get with bloomberg's editor for china and korea, paul jackson.n a markets pricing in the end of negative rates already, what are the things that you are watching out for to gauge when and how quickly change my come? -- change might come? paul: under the new governorship, we are going to see a change during the five-year tenure of ueda. with the changes will be gradual and the market moves actually feed into that. sharp movement on friday in the yen, strengthening as people wondered who is he and does this mean a quick pivot? markets have settled down. the view that there will be change but it will be gradual has taken prevalent view now. looking ahead, how we can get a feel for how quickly that change comes, we've got four things to look at over the coming weeks. first of all, we've got the hearings in parliament. that will give him a chance to really air his views and be quizzed about some key issues of boj policy. we are also going to have inflation data. will prices cool as much as the boj expected? the more they cool, perhaps the last pressur

jackson, into birmingham, as well. damaging ramostly rain for chicago, but probably more in the way of heavy, wet snow inland. a mess in the northeast until saturday morning. david? >> a bit of deja vu tonight. rob marciano, thank you. >>> now, to the supreme court tonight. and this question, will president biden's plan to relieve college debt for millions of students be put on hold? tonight here, the new audio from the supreme court. what the conservative justices are already saying. justice gorsuch, for one, asking, is it fair for those who paid back their debt already or who never borrowed in the first place? abc's terry moran has covered the supreme court for years for us. >> reporter: overnight, they lined up in the cold rain outside the supreme court. a few of the millions of americans whose financial futures may depend on this case. but inside, the supreme court's conservatives clearly signaling that they think president biden has gone too far with his $400 billion student loan forgiveness plan, and that congress must approve such huge sums. >> i think most casual observers would say, if you are going to give up that much amount of money, if you are going

jackson hewitt. >>> welcome back to our top stories. man accused of attacking paul pelosi with a hammer will be back in court next month. davidape made a brief appearance for a status hearing yesterday, facing state and federal charges in connection with the october attack at the home paul pelosi shares with his wife former house speaker nancy pelosi. depape has pled not guilty. >>> california lawmaker wants to extend the constitution to allow inmates on felony to cast a ballot. they agreed to let people in county jails vote. and approved to allow parolees to take part in the democratic process. voting gives people behind bars a greater connection to the community. >> people who vote on parole in california are less likely to engage in acts of violence, less likely to come in contact with the legal system. >> on twitter a republican assembly man writes criminal acts have consequences. voting is a sacred privilege. >>> a source says the white house will release a road map to be sure the public knows what ending entails. last week president joe biden issued a statement to end covid and public health emergencies by may 11. >>> l

. >> hallie jackson reporting there, let's bring in senior writer for the dispatch. davidfrom cedar rapids iowa where mike pence is expected to hold a rally today and political reporter for axios, alexy mccannon along for the conversation. david, let me start with you in south carolina where nikki haley will make it official and hold her first event as a presidential candidate and where she fits and how does she handle the donald trump question. she was for him, then she was against him, then she was for him and then she was against him. >> she'll have to stake out her position on donald trump, the issues and why she wants to be president. i think if she can do that, she gives herself a chance to be relevant and probably the only woman in the race on the republican side. she is not liked and that's not something that we see that often at least on the republican side, and so i think for nikki haley it's answering the flip-flopping question in relation to trump and in relation to some issues while just being very plain and authentic about what she's doing and why she's doing