but who would want to kill fred engel?d a clue. ♪ narrator: evidence at the scene of fred engel's murder appeared to indicate his killer was lying in wait, that he knew where fred would be and at what time. this was a particularly vicious crime. it was the type of crime that, in my opinion, happens because someone knows someone. narrator: when fred's wife, sherry, found out what happened, first responders nearly had another emergency on their hands. thomas: she became very hysterical, disbelief. she passed out. they were able to revive her, but she wasn't the same. hawes: it was heartbreaking to watch someone process and go through that instant grief of understanding that their loved one, their husband, has passed. narrator: when she could finally communicate, sherry said she had no idea who would want to kill fred and freely gave permission for police to search her house. we're looking for anything that can help tell us what happened to mr. engel. does he have a beef with any of the neighbors in the area? has any business

, strategic bombers are based on engels, well, you said that there seven supersonic tu-160 and three supersonic tu-160 and 5-95 ms. ugh. and as for the iek airfield, it is rather a training airfield, well, maybe it is also used as an operational airfield of the 960th assault aviation regiment, which is located, the base airfield, which is primorsko-okhtarsk, it is less than 70 km, ah, the distance between these airfields, just such a distance, well, it is normal for an operational airfield, but there were generally trainings there. and educational, training, and training planes, as well as, well, they write that there were light transport planes there, which ensured the supply of these airfields or other units there, that is, at halino, at the kursk halino airfield, well, there are mainly fighters there, oh, that is, these are planes that provide cover for su-34 bombers during... strikes on the ukrainian front line, that is the usual order of battle, two su-34 bombers are flying, they are covered by one fighter there, usually a su-35, and in general, yes, in general, what else have w

at the mention of the saratov region in the reports of the ministry of defense of russia, because engels is an airbase of strategic russian bombers there, which was attacked earlier and it was written on social networks that explosions were heard there at night, that is, it was a multiple strike. purposes on the territory of russia, one of the most massive since the beginning of the war, what are its consequences, we are talking about this with valery romanenko, he is a leading researcher of the national aviation university, i welcome you on the air, let's start with morozovsk, what is known about the planes that could have hit there, good evening, this airfield suffered the first massive blow, and there were the biggest losses on this runway, well, according to the information that appeared in the media. six aircraft were destroyed, eight aircraft were damaged, as this airfield is mainly based on fighters su-34 bombers, then most likely the maximum losses are precisely, aircraft of this type, in general, the 559th bomber aviation regiment at this airfield is the only russian bomber regi

ukrainian drones attacked three russian military airfields at once in morozovsk, yesk and engels, let's see how it happened. friends, during our program we conduct a survey, today we ask you about the following: do you consider mykhailo bulgakov a ukrainophobe, yes no, please vote on our youtube, everything is quite simple there, either yes or no, write your comment under this video, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote if you consider bulgakov a ukrainophobe, 0800 211 381, no, 0800 2113 82, all calls to these numbers are free, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote, and we have our first guest on the line, this is igor lapin, major of the armed forces of ukraine, special appointee, people's deputy of the eighth convocation, mr. major, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, mr. major, let's start our conversation with today's strike, a large-scale drone strike on russian airfields, the main thing in... the intelligence directorate, together with the armed forces of ukraine , org

of ukrainians last night. drones attacked three russian military airfields in morozovsk, yesk and engelsas it was, let's see, strongly. friends, in the course of our program, we conduct survey, today we ask you the following: do you consider mikhail bulgakov a ukrainophobe? yes, no, please vote on our youtube, it's quite simple, either yes or no, write your comment under this video if you... watch us on tv, take your smart phone or phone and vote if you do you consider bulgakov a ukrainophobe, 0800 211 381, no 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote, and we have our first guest on the line, this is igor lapin, major of the armed forces forces of ukraine, special officer, people's deputy of the eighth convocation, mr. major, i congratulate you, thank you for being with... with us today, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. mr. major, let's start our conversation with today's large-scale drone attack on russian airfields, the main intelligence agency together with the armed forces of ukraine organized an opera

, well, it is clear there, the importance of engels in general lies in the fact that, in addition toact that planes are based there, which, by the way, were currently there, if i am not mistaken , four or five tu-95s, which... probably, by the way, were preparing and are preparing for the task of a missile strike on the territory of ukraine, and engels is important in that there only in wengels can the strategic aviation of russia undergo certain routine repair work, therefore there is a lot of equipment there, equipment that is also potentially a target. the second is morozovsk, this is the rostov region, where the su-34 is located, this is a large airfield, a large air base, where ammunition is also located, that is... and bombs for the su-34, and it is clear that strikes on them are just as important from the point of view in view of the fact that su-34 are guided air bombs that russia launches along the front line and on ukrainian cities, the same is true in yeysk are combined, the su-24 is also based there, it is more of an older model than the su-34, there is an isu-25, and the

i want to go to jerusalem now, where nbc news chief correspondent, richard engel is standing by. it is mourning in jerusalem, it is morning in tehran, and richard, you made an interesting point here, that you do not have air sirens in jerusalem, very unlike last saturday. you do not have guidance, from home defense in israel for people to seek shelter, and the iranian are talking about how it is business as usual. there seems to be some effort to telegraph, for both countries, that, perhaps this is not the thing that is going to set us on the brink of a major regional war? >> reporter: well, i can tell you, just looking where i am right now in jerusalem, i see buses moving down the street, people, normal foot traffic, no sense of panic here at all. no new instructions from the israeli military or government to behave any differently than normal, and all across iranian television, and iranian state news agencies, they are either done playing what happened, or outright rejecting it. some say a few drones were fired, but that they were destroyed, other reports do acknowledge that th

i spoke to richard engel a bit earlier. i could hear folks going about their lives in spite of the warnings are being given by the prime minister and might of this launch from iran. what are you hearing and seeing? how are you feeling in light of this launch? >> how i am feeling is runnable at the moment. i am actually sitting here on my balcony overlooking one of the most busiest streets in tel aviv. it is actually pretty much coming to a standstill. there is very few people on the streets. what is happening the people have heard the warnings and they know that these missiles are on their way. drones are accompanied by bigger missiles too. and they're heading towards targets in israel per no one knows what the targets are. we have been told that they're mostly going to be military targets but there are plenty of military targets in tel aviv itself, including the army headquarters. the army headquarters is based only about half a mile away from where i am sitting. that was a target, civilians could be affected in a big way

engel. that does it for a some coverage . f that continues

without electricity infrastructure, explosions and gunshots were also heard in the region near the engels airfield and in the krasnodar region in the yeisk airfield area. previously, unknown drones also attacked kursk, after which fires broke out in various areas of the city. and in russian appetites of the murmansk region , governor andriy chibis was wounded after meeting with citizens. a man ran up to the official and stabbed him to death. the local media reports, the governor was operated on, he is currently in intensive care, the local media write that chibisa attacked a 42-year-old local resident, he was allegedly ordered to do so by a voice in his head. meanwhile, the espresso volunteer kitchen continues to work for victory. for the second year in a row, we have been making our own vitamin mixtures for zis. currently, the initiative is gaining momentum in the post office. to the front, in addition to vitamin ones, there are also other goodies necessary for our defenders, such as dried fruits, nuts, jerky, lozenges, dry cloves and borsch, lard and canned meat. in a word, everything t

lester. >> richard engel in jerusalem, thank you. >>> tonight the white house is trying to prevent a wider war in the region after iran's attack on israel. it comes as protests broke out coast-to-coast here at home against president biden's policies in the israel-hamas war. we get more from gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, the pressure is mounting on the biden administration over the war in gaza. hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters today blocked traffic on new york's brooklyn bridge with several arrests. >> oh, good. >> reporter: police say protesters near chicago's o'hare international airport today substantially delayed travelers, and on san francisco's golden gate bridge, multiple arrests after protesters snarled traffic there for hours. the demonstrations come as president biden touts what he calls an unprecedented military effort to defend israel. >> together with our partners, we defeated that attack. >> reporter: in the oval office today, he met with iraq's prime minister, as he tries to deescalate tensions in the middle east. >> we're committed to a cease fire that wi

. >>> let's bring in chief foreign correspondent richard engel in jerusalem. richard, it seems both israel and iran are pulling back from the brink tonight. >> reporter: they certainly are. what you just heard, lester, was a very positive sign iran could have been making threats. instead, iran was dismissive saying that there wasn't a ballistic missile attack, that this was just a tiny drone attack that it was quickly able to defeat, and this is what we've been hearing from the iranians all day saying that their attack, that iran's attack over the weekend was so big, so powerful, that israel was too intimidated to do anything but this pathetic little attack that we saw. that is very positive, because it allows iran to claim victory. israel is also claiming victory, because israel was able to show that it can get through iran's air defenses, attack iran at a time and place of its choosing, and when you have both sides able to claim victory, you can pull back from a crisis. lester. >> all right, richard engel, thank you. >>> let's turn now to the showdown over b

without electricity in several areas, explosions and shots were also heard in the region near the engels airfield and in the krasnodar region in the area of ​​yeisk airfield. previously, unknown drones attacked kursk, after which fires broke out in various areas of the city. and in the russian appetites of the murmansk region after meeting with the communities. wounded governor andrii chibis. a man ran up to the official and stabbed him in the stomach, local media reported. the governor was operated on. he is currently in intensive care. local media reports that chibis was attacked by a 42-year-old local resident, because he was allegedly ordered to do so by voices in his head. acting on its own, the united states does not provide ukraine with the means to strike at russian grain processing plants, pentagon spokesman patrick ryder assured. he emphasized that washington's assistance is intended only for the protection of ukraine and the return of its sovereign territories. the aid we provide to ukraine is intended to enable it to defend and regain its sovereignty territory we do not provi

we have team coverage here, at home, and overseas, starting with our richard engel in jerusalem. >> reporter: in iran today, they celebrated what many consider a turning point and a moment of defiance. iran's first ever direct assault on israel. iranian television released footage of the more than 300 drones and missiles it launched at israel, sending a message to the iranian people that their government isn't afraid of israel, even with its american backer, and that israel's deadly air strike on the iranian embassy in damascus two weeks ago crossed a red line. but the attack proved to be largely symbolic and highlighted the effectiveness of israel's multiple air defense systems. we watched as they lit up the sky over jerusalem. for the last several minutes, we've seen these flares streaking all across the skies over jerusalem, and now for the first time, we're hearing the air raid sirens. it created a striking juxtaposition. the world's most advanced air defenses countering drones over the ancient, holy, contested city. >> this is unacceptable. this attack is just another example of how the

morozovytsk airfield in the rostov region, there were attacks on three russian airfields, this is engelse 700 km from the borders of ukraine, this is precisely morozovsk, which we now see on the screen, there are 300 km, and the veeysk ​​airfield is about a kilometer... 150 and when we talk about morozivsk, one of those airfields that were attacked by ukrainian drones today, then i actually expected this attack, because in fact we understand that if we have increased the number of drones in our arsenal, then they must first of all be directed not only at the enemy's refineries, but also at those airfields where the enemy uses to base those planes that are carried out for kabama attacks on the territory of ukraine, on the territory of morozovsky there in... yesterday, according to satellite images, there were somewhere around 24 of these su-34 bombers, three su-35 fighters , which are covering these su-34s, which are carrying out drone attacks, and if this was really carried out, 403 60 drones were carried out strikes on this morozov airfield, we'll see, we'll wait for the pictures , we'l

>> all right, richard engel, thanks. >>> and those tensions in the middle east creating major ripples here at home on america's college campuses. liz kreutz has more now on the firestorm at one major university over a now canceled graduation speech. >> reporter: tonight, controversy on campus, after usc canceled the valedictorian's commencement speech citing safety concerns. asna tabassum was chosen by the usc provost to be this year's valedictorian, selected from nearly 100 qualifying students who applied. but at least two pro israel and jewish groups complained about the choice, pointing to social media activity, specifically a free palestine slideslow on her instagram, which calls for the complete abolishment of the state of israel. >> the university has to make the decision about whether this valedictorian and her propagation of anti-semitic vitriol online is worthy of being the representative of the class of 2024. >> reporter: tabasan said she is shocked an profoundly disappointed that the university is succumbing to a campaign of hate meant to silence my voice. >> unfortunately,

we have full coverage tonight beginning with richard engel in jerusalem. richard?> reporter: jose, we saw some of the israeli air defense systems in action here in jerusalem tonight. they did appear to be quite effective. iran says this military action is it, as far as iran is concerned. its response to israel's presumed attack against an iranian diplomatic mission in syria two weeks ago. but israel might choose to escalate this further. it is a very, very volatile situation. iran tonight launched a swarm of drones at israel as air defenses lit up the sky and exploded over jerusalem. for the last several minutes we've seen these flairs streaking all across the sky over jerusalem and now for the first time we're hearing the air raid sirens. it's a developing attack that is unfolding in slow motion. the drones take several hours to travel roughly 700 miles from iran to israel, giving the israeli military and its allies time to divert, jam or shoot them down. >> we are closely monitoring iranian killer drones that are on route to israel sent by iran. this is a severe

the best news for ukraine was the mass drone attack on the russian airfields in yeysk morozovsk and engelsy, there is no accurate information about the losses of the occupiers, but according to preliminary data, we managed to destroy or significantly damage 14 bombers and six fighters. considering the fact that... that ukraine will not soon be given the necessary amount of air defense equipment that would be able to completely cover the sky, and the f-16 will solve this problem only partially, the ssu has changed its strategy, now we are destroying it. missile carriers. unlike the missiles themselves, there are not so many bombers in russia, a little more than 300 units, of all types that can launch missiles from a long distance. the regular destruction of the strategic strike aircraft of the occupiers will force them to constantly hide and flee far beyond the urals, which will greatly complicate the task of missile strikes on ukraine. in addition, as it became known, our allies, the british and the germans, are already testing a new one'. a specific technology for launching drones, which

eisk, engels and morozivsk.l, in principle, i see. honey, that's a good thing, but for it to actually work, because we can't say if there were really as many planes damaged as we would like, because after all, a drone, well, that's the kind of thing, i would said, not very accurate, there they do not have the opportunity to adjust them at the last moment, how should these strikes on these airfields be so that they were real. effective and have resulted in fewer bombers in our skies, at least? the answer to your question is almost obvious: it is necessary to increase the number of drones that can attack these lithuanians, where russian bombers and fighters are stored, they correctly say that it is necessary to fight not with the consequences, but with the cause, that is, not with the bombs that are already flying, which were dropped by the plane, and with planes, and it is desirable... to do this even before they took off, what we produce longer range drones that can add 300 km distance, it's very good, it's most

a video of how ukrainian drones attacked three russian military airfields in morozovsk, yeysk and engels at once last night. let's see how it was. friends, in the course of our program, we are conducting a survey, today we are asking you about this, whether you think of mykhailo. bugakov is a ukrainophobe, yes, no, please vote on our youtube, everything is quite simple there, either yes or no, write your comment under this video, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote if you think bulgakov is a ukrainophobe, 0800 211 381, no, 0800-211-382, all calls to these numbers are free, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. and we have our first guest on the phone, this is ihor lapin, major of the armed forces of ukraine, special officer, people's deputy of the eighth convocation. mr. major, i welcome you, thank you for being with us today. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. major, let's start our conversation with today's strike, a massive drone strike on of russian airfields, the main directorate of intelligence, together with the armed force

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eisk, engels and morozivsk., in principle, of course, this is a good thing, but so be it really gave a result, because we cannot say whether there were really as many planes damaged as we would like. because after all, a drone, well, it’s such a thing, i would say, not very well-aimed, there they don’t have the opportunity to adjust them at the last moment, how should these strikes on these airfields be so that they are really effective and give the result is that there will be fewer bombers in our skies, at least, well , the answer is in your question, almost obviously, it must be increased. drones that can to attack these airfields where russian bombers and fighters are stored, they rightly say that it is necessary to fight not with the consequences, but with the cause, that is, not with the bombs that are already flying, dropped by the plane, but with the planes, and it is desirable to do this even before , how they got into the air, the fact that we are producing longer range drones that can add 300 km dista

thank you very much, richard engel. to hear interest you with the updates from jerusalem >>> in the meantime looking at the overall market, tough week, carl, for stocks part of that has been the back up in bond yields. we did a best of commentary from all the fed speakers that we had this week because there was a lot, and a lot for the market to tee off of, and they pretty much all said the same thing. the hawks and the doves, which is, we're not there yet. here's raphael bostic atlanta fed president, for me that's okay, i'm not in a mad dash hurry to get there talking, obviously, about rate cuts new york fed president john williams, i definitely don't feel urgency to cut rates. cleveland president, at some point we will get more confidence, we will start to normalize policy back to a less restrictive stance, but we don't have to do that in a hurry fed governor progress on inflation has slowed and maybe it is even stalled at this point. so no hurry, no urgency, not there yet, need to get confidence fed chair powell the

nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel has more from jerusalem. richard?israel's war cabinet is meeting for the third day in a row to discuss a possible military but israeli officials are being tight lipped about how that might take place, where or to what extent. israel says it will retaliate to iran's unprecedented and unsuccessful missile and drone attack. while touring a base that was lightly damaged, the chief of staff of the israeli army gave no hints. >> -- will face the consequences for its actions. >> reporter: for u.s. officials tell nbc news they expect israel's response to be limited in scope, and most likely involve strikes against iranian forces and iranian-backed proxies outside of iran. iran controls well armed militias in lebanon, syria, iraq and yemen. striking them would not be seen as provocative as hitting iran directly, but could also trigger a violent response, especially in lebanon, home to hezbollah, the world's most powerful nonstate military. but as of now, it is all a guessing game. u.s. officials stress they have not been brief

engel. that does it for a some coverage . f that continues the next hour. >>> we, the air this hour. u.s. officials say their intelligence over the last half hour, hundreds of iranian drones headed in the direction of israel, cruise missiles as well as ballistic missiles. we are waiting to see if in fact those drones make their way through the a multiple layers of anticipated intercepts that are going to take place over the next several hours. as i mentioned, we are coming on the air with the breaking coverage of iran's retaliatory strikes against israel. this comes after the israeli military confirmed more than 100 drone strikes were launched by iran today, marking the first time iran has launched a direct military attack on israet . obviously, risking a regional conflict that could draw the united states and its military forces into direct confrontation with iran and its proxies across the region. a senior by an administration official is warning iran could launch dozens ofansss cruise missiles, not just adding that the u.s

eisk, engels and morozivsk.ple, immediately. honey, that's a good thing, but for it to really work, because we can't say if there were really as many planes damaged as we'd like, because after all, a drone, well, that's the thing, i'd say , not very well-aimed, there they do not have the opportunity to adjust them at the last moment, how should there be such and such strikes on these airfields so that they were really... effective and gave the result that there will be fewer bombers in our skies, at least the answer is in your question, almost obviously, it is necessary to increase the number of drones that can attack these airfields where russian bombers and fighter jets are stored, they correctly say that it is necessary to fight not with the consequences, but with the cause, that is , not with the bombs that are already flying, which were dropped by the plane, but with the planes, and it is desirable ... to do this even before they rose into the air. the fact that we produce longer-range drones that can add a

, engels , ordered his social servant zenoida prokofyevna bunina to burn in the stove, like an obvioush his assistant barmental ivan arnoldovich, who secretly, not registered, lives in his apartment, the signature of the head of the department is cleared, sharikova, i certify, the chairman of the house committee, shvonder, secretary pestrukhin, good for me. directly reported, will you allow me to keep this, or maybe it’s your fault, do you want to give the matter a legal proceeding? excuse me, professor, you really look at us with contempt, i i'm sorry, darling, i'm sorry, i didn't mean to offend you, don't be angry. he taunted me so much, tomorrow morning a gift, i wish, polygraph, polygraph, serve lunch in the dining room. sharikov, come into the office, well, now take your things, trousers, coat, everything you need, get out of the apartment, how is it, get out of the apartment today, but what is it really that i won’t find the council? the professor asks you not to leave the apartment, this is not a lack of trust in you, it’s just that someone will come, and you won’t be able to st

. >> richard engel joins us from jerusalem.ichard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. israel's war cabinet is meeting yet again today for the third straight day, but israeli officials are being very closed lipped about how, when, where and to what extent israel will act against iran. israel says it will retaliate to iran's unprecedented and unsuccessful missile and drone attack. while touring a base that was lightly damaged, the chief of staff of the israeli army gave no hints. >> iran will face the consequences for its actions. >> reporter: four u.s. officials tell nbc news they expect israel's response to be limited in scope, and most likely involve strikes against iranian forces and iranian-backed proxies outside of iran. iran controls well-armed militias. in lebanon, syria, iraq and yemen. striking them would not be seen as provocative as hitting iran directly but could also trigger a violent response, especially in lebanon, home to hezbollah, the world's most powerful, non-state military. but as of now, it's all a gu

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nbc's richard engel reporting from jerusalem.four-star navy admiral, james stavridis. he's a chief international analyst for nbc news, and president emeritus of the council on foreign relations, richard haass. also with us, former aide to the george w. bush white house, elise jordan and former chairman of the republican national committee and co-host of msnbc's "the weekend," michael steele, and associate editor of "the washington post," eugene robinson is with us this morning. thank you all for joining us this morning. >> admiral stavridis, what's your best read on a what happened last night and what's been happening over the last 12 to 24 hours? >> i think it was indeed a muted strike, a limited strike. clearly israel as we talked about earlier in the week, joe, had a basket of options here. they could have gone big. there were certainly voices in israel calling for that. they could have simply left it as cyber, nonkinetic cooperation. we've talked about it a few days ago. it was kind of in the middle, and it was to show they c

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had been tracking every move they made and proved without a doubt they had conspired to kill fred engel. the cellular data definitely shifted the direction of the investigation straight at her. richardson: i've described it over and over again as a busted lamp or a busted vase. the forensics is the glue that sticks it all together. cestare: that's what turned the whole investigation around to focus at her, to focus at timmy. that's what also told us there was no other players involved in this other than those two. >> focus at heart, the focus of timmy that's what also told us there was no other players involved in this other than those two up next, a young couples road-trip ends in murder. >> that wasn't long before everything turned to help what was done to that was so horrified. police have plenty of evidence, but can't connect their victims to a killer. where did cross paths? >> and what exactly happened? those questions finally get answered? >> after technology available to anyone on the internet. greg's the case wide-open in the summer of 1987, a young canadian couple had just star

richard engel in jerusalem, thanks so much. >>> president biden is set to meet with g7 leaders later today amid fears of a wider war in the middle east. nbc's ali raffah has more. >> reporter: a united diplomatic response to iran's attack on israel. the president also staying alert saying in a statement late saturday night that while we have not seen attacks on our forces or facilities today, we'll remain vigilant to all threats and will not hesitate to take all necessary action to protect our people. president biden adding that he ordered u.s. forces in the middle east to help intercept dozens of missiles launched toward israel. the president met with his national security team in the situation room for roughly two hours saturday before a phone call with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in which a senior administration official tells nbc news the president reaffirmed his commitment to israel's security while making clear the u.s. will not participate in its response to iran. israeli officials now renewing vows to retaliate. two senior u.s. officials telling nbc news some to

nbc's richard engel has more from israel.israel is still calibrating its expected response to iran's failed attack this weekend, and iran is now saying it will not hesitate to strike back. iran's president this morning couldn't have been more clear with a message to israel, don't attack. speaking at an army parade, he said that even the tiniest invasion by israel would bring a massive and harsh response. we visited an israeli military base where weapons used against israel since october 7th are collected and analyzed. the hamas weapons are deadly but mostly small. grenades and rockets with ranges of 50 miles or less, what iran launched was in a different league. >> this is the tail end of one of the ballistic missiles that iran fired at israel over the weekend where the engine was, it broke off when this missile was intercepted, and it's only when you're standing right up next to these do you understand how big they are. that's where the warhead was. it also broke off carrying 800 pounds of explosives. had these gotten throug

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the project took place in the space explorers park at the landing site of its descent module in the engel region. as part of the weekend tour , everyone can visit places associated with the memory of the first cosmonaut. these are the gagarin folk museum, the regional museum of local history, the planetarium in saratov, the gagarin international airport, the flying club in the village of dubki and the space explorers park in the engelsky district. andrey, thank you, good news, and we will now move to pere. presenter vladimir chernousov works there today. vladimir, hello, trees were cut down in the solovyov garden, do you know who did it, why? denis, hello, no one knows for sure, the mayor’s office initiated an inspection, but ecologists working in the garden suspect that one of the owners of the former dacha plots, which were located here more than 20 years ago, showed up, allegedly he wants to start construction here, officials provided this information. confirm that the felling has now been stopped, but several dozen trees have been destroyed irrevocably, the birds were left without nes

nbc's richard engel met her last month as she helped organize an aid truck. >> the situation in gaza is, as we all know, incredibly bad. it's going to require all of us working together. >> reporter: tonight, her heartbroken colleagues carrying the bodies to the egyptian border, preparing to leave gaza with the prayers of those they came to help. and world central kitchen is now pausing aid deliveries. meanwhile, the u.n. said this was not an isolated incident. around 200 aid workers, most palestinian, have been killed in gaza since the start of the war. lester? >> raf sanchez in tel aviv tonight, thank you. >>> former president trump was in key battleground states in the midwest, highlighting the border crisis, as he is dealing with new fallout from his legal cases, including an expanded gag order from a judge. gabe gutierrez reports. >> reporter: tonight, former president trump on a battleground blitz with this rally in green bay, wisconsin. >> do i have your word you're going to go out and vote? >> reporter: and this stop in grand rapids, michigan. both states president biden narr

i want to bring in news chief international correspondent richard engel. he is on the ground in jerusalem. take us there, richard. are you hearing and seeing? >> reporter: just a short while ago we heard israeli jets flying over the sky here. air defenses have been intensified all across the country. all across the region. you mentioned a short while ago that jordan has closed its airspace. the israeli military has also issued directives from people to follow as the slow-motion attack is underway. for the next 48 hours, all gatherings over 1000 people have been banned. there will be no school, no university, no day care facilities. the military went on camera and gave a statement telling people to take this threat seriously. that drones have been launched and they were much from inside iranian territory. and they are on their way but that they will take several hours to get here. it is roughly 700 miles between the israeli border and the iranian border. drones do not five particularly quickly. we do not know exactly when they are going to arrive, and they

richard engel is reporting from jerusalem. and now the direct attacks between the two countryings. where does this go from here? what are you hearing. >> reporter: so we've seen a lot of -- heard a lot of saber rattling, the they have been pulled out. they have been used. to continue the analogy, they are now being put away. i think it's quite significant that the iranian president today gave a speech. he talked about iran's attack on israel over the weekend, which iran fired more than 300 cruise missiles, drones, mostly drowns and 100 ballistic missiles which are enormous weapons at this country in a failed attack because nearly all of them, 99% of them were shot down. that was a response to an earlier israeli attack on the embassy compound of the iranian embassy compound in syria. it's significant that the iranian president talked about iran's action. he said that it was a demonstration of power, a demonstration of strength. he said it would bring iranians together. unite the people. and he didn't mention at all the limited

our colleague richard engel speaking to her there on the runway of a jordanian air base where she was helping to organize some of those aid drops, food being dropped by parachute into northern gaza. we have seen just an absolute outpouring of grief at the deaths of all seven of these aide workers. but especially her. she was very high profile. we are also learning today the identity of the one u.s. canadian aid worker. he was 33 years old. >> we grieve for all of them. and all of their colleagues who have been working all over the world, in puerto rico, during the hurricanes. we have seen them in ukraine, in conflict zones, coming up with unique ways of delivering food, despite being in war zones and in other natural disasters. raf sanchez, thank you so much. mike memoli, stay with us. we will talk more politics. >>> decision 2024. former president trump touting false claims about immigration and the 2020 results in a campaign swing through battleground state. "andrea mitchell reports" is back in 60 seconds. the chances of a plane crash -- 1 in 11 million. you're not going to finish t

preston, the committee clerk today is john carroll, and i would also like to acknowledge jeanette engel from safeguard tv, mr. clark, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices you brought with you to the chamber today. if you have public comment on any of today's sorry if you have public comment on today's singular agenda item, when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, please line up to speak along the western wall of this room. you may submit your written public comment by emailing me at joanne period. crowell at sf gov. org or you may send your written public comment to our office in city hall. that is the clerk's office, room 244. city hall's address is one. doctor carlton b goodlett place, san francisco, california 94102. items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of april 16th, 2024, unless otherwise stated. thank you very much, mr. clerk. before we call item number one, i would like to make a motion to excuse president peskin from toda

richard engel has the latest. >> reporter: israel's pllts is vowing that iran will pay for its attack. >> iran will not get off scot-free. >> reporter: four iniofficials expect them to be limited but caution israel's plans may change. the unprecedented iranian attack included more than 100 ballistic missiles. we visited a military base where weapons recently used against israel are collected and analyzed. what iran fired was in a different league. this is the tail end of one of the ballistic missiles that iran fired at tlisrael over the weekend. where the engine was, it broke off when this missile was intersented. and it's only when you're standing right up next to these that you understand how big they are. that's where the warhead was. it also broke oftf,e oftf, ca 8 pounds of explosives. our film crew filmed a strike on a market. at least 11 people were killed and more than 20 jr.ed in gaza. israel accuses hamas of hiding monday civilians. a senior diplomat with direct knowledge of the negotiations to free hostages and reach a cease-fire in gaza tells nbc news, the talks are almost

t and i tend to much agree with peter baker and mitch engel, that a lot will depend on how much damage was done and, inside of iran by these israeli strikes. hezbollah is a very sort of target rich environment there is a large air base, there's a missile production facility, the iranian nuclear chemical facility is there, also an underground base. so it is clear that israel deliberated over where they would strike over the past several days. probably getting updated intelligent including satellite imagery. the strikes took place in the middle of the night so the question is, how many casualties were there? what type of damage was there? and so i think with the intelligence agency, the cia is doing is trying to determine exactly what that damages and trying to then see how the iranians are going to react. we may know whether or not we are going to get into this very dangerous escalatory spiral by some of the initial statements that will be coming out of tehran, whether or not they're going to say this was an effective, whether the iranian defense forces were able to repel some of the st

joining me now, richard engel, nbc news chief foreign correspondent. he is in jerusalem for us in the early hours of the morning there we are in that window, richard, of anticipating some of those drones making their way into israel, as well as potentially those missiles. what can you tell us about what has transpired there in terms of israel's ability to intercept some of these drones, or perhaps even american intercepts over the skies of jordan? >> reporter: over the skies of israel, also over the skies of jordan, also over the skies of syria and iraq. this entire region is now mobilized. if you look at the, those flight control apps, and i was just looking at one a few minutes ago, you see a big hole where there are no planes flying all across this part of the middle east right now. no planes, no planes in jordan, lebanon, iraq, syria, iran, it would seem. this whole region has been shut down, as iran is firing these, these drones at this country, and we saw a short while ago, and you played a clip of some of the israeli air defenses countering that