park to play badminton football this simple freedom would have been unimaginable had they remained. galveston was a taliban have bad sport for women, and forbidden them from entering public heart. but even still, they can't wait to start the next chapter of their lives. more than to remind the wait here and not being aware of that when we will go to canada. it's difficult because like being far from this study and there is no home here. so i hope to put your call next week on one on one eastern news they've been waiting for finally arrived. one more. which one of them in the front doesn't matter what you read on a meeting with him, know me if it's not a student who must have had that for me since it was really amazing news for all of us. i for where they happy. i told him i said yes i was on but i'm almost like march for the show. i'm all boards, mom. if you give me something they will be there to get them on the higher. i'm all boy my we follow manners and akilah as they confront the challenges and revel in the triumphs of starting new lives far from home. ah ah. and a touchy money into afri

the manager which defeated the enemy during the great tragic war in galveston and in other conflicts in your path, is the path of valor and courage and serving your fatherland in keeping with you. oh, you have proven this during comment, including during this special military duration, by the way, you have in there for your conference to save children and women. and you were there to defend russia, our people, and now land from then not to threat your knowledge and your professional kills your discipline and your com. but spirit, this is what we need to train young fighters. those who have the honor and privilege to serve in the special operations forces. and i would like to note that you play a big role in training russians who have been mobilized as part of the partial month. blaze ation. and you have mystery. did your combat spirit, and i would like to think all the fighters and veterans of this special operations forces for their patrick is a dedicated and excellent service for their father. and i wish you every success and well being to you and your a close one. so happy special

and reedy chapel in galveston, texas. >> it's associated to emancipation and juneteenth. >> reporter:ts bell towers, damaged by rainwater and outside, a face-lift welcome news for joseph trimble. his family history here dates back to slavery. what does it mean to you to know that this church is going to be preserved for future generations? >> oh my god, it means so much it means that our history as a people, african american people and as a christian faith will continue >> reporter: here it's music to their ears blayne alexander, nbc news, montgomery, alabama. >> we're going keep holding on >> way to do it. we thank you so much for starting your week with "early today. i'm frances >>> blitz coming mahomes, man wide open touchdown chiefs it's skyy moore. >> hail to the chiefs. a little magic from patrick mahomes lifts kansas city to a soaring victory over the eagles. the jubilation, the dramatic ending, and a controversial call that has everyone talking this morning. >>> the u.s. takes aim at a fourth unidentified object in the skies over north america the latest one brought down over

have galveston says it shot the border on sunday. after pakistani security officials reportedly prevented afghans seeking medical help from entering with that's after pakistan, tight and security at its border crossings of thousands of vehicles carrying travelers and goods. and al stranded on both sides of the border. and traders and businesses are facing mounting losses. in the last few months. the countries have closed the crossing many times and violence has often broken house pakistan and afghanistan shearer bordeaux nearly 2600 kilometers long with 18 crossing points. the one in the border town of talk. com is the busiest its based nearly 180 kilometers from each country's capital of command height of reports from the pakistani capital. islamabad, being a landlord country of one is on, is heavily dependent on trade across the border from august on that are 2 major crossings. one that connects german red kandahar the fish all already didn't city of nigger. this is also one of the big route into a one is on board country the enjoy

now a group of women who worked as prosecutors, enough galveston, a seeking a new life in europe to fling when the taliban we gain power. some have been able to claim a san him in countries like spain, but others remain stuck in refugee camps in pakistan. the dean baba has their story . my name is by the shadows, alum and some of denison. before talent of the power i was at persecutor. enjoying the view of madrid, obeta sharah and her family had their lives turned upside down. when the taliban returned to power in 2021, they fled because of threats linked to her work as a prosecutor specializing, engender based violence. now finally, they're starting a new life in spain where they've got refugee status. a beta appreciates her new freedom, but can't forget the people she's left behind her and can to be inside the house is inside the wall. and this is not sales. i cannot indict because because the women in my country, they're not me to come to, i'm a beta was one of the 32 women judges and prosecutors. he fled afghanistan only to be stuck in pakistan, waiting for asylum. many say they feel

birmingham where four little girls were killed by a klansman's bomb in 1963 and the reedy chapel in galvestonsociated with emancipation and juneteenth. >> reporter: for old ship the money means a restoration of the bell towers damaged by rain water and outside? a face lift. >> repainting and making sure the structure stays sound another 170 years. >> reporter: welcome news for member joseph trimble. his family history here dates back to slavery. what does it mean to you to know that this church is going to be preserved for future generations? >> oh, my god. it means so much it means that our people, history as a people, african american people, and as a christian faith will continue >> they will see this beautiful church that is still a pillar in the community not only spiritual but physically by its aesthetics >> reporter: here, it's music to their ears ♪ blayne alexander, nbc news, montgomery, alabama. >>> when we come back, there is good news tonight. the super bowl surprise one teacher will never forget. >>> there is good news eling og the psoriasis treatment she's been looking for. sotyk

waiting the day leo know her left home almost exactly 6 years earlier was also a cold snowy day. galveston. that's hard to believe. i'm on this road again after 6 years. now, mind i could still remember that back then. i thought it might be the last time i'd ever be on this road. this finished class not from the model with no one better to say we can't get anything done here. so brightened both on. that's the thing. there is the church where i was tied mary. exactly. ah, ah. oh man. soil as a well, i won't survive this after 6 years now have a heart attack. i was like, oh, oh, we were already at mcdonald's. i head. oh oh boy you what do you think i can manage after 6 years and syria? leonor huh. is finally home again with mom as momma here. ah, yes, i'm here. but leonor has returned to normal life wouldn't be as easy as they had expected. it's latin oliver. they were all waiting. is she going to have some sparkling wine or not staying on my own ground? nothing bad of me if i don't. well she's like, i'm still a radical. oh no. that really makes you think. oh man. yeah. so hey, i took a step

waiting the day leo know her left home almost exactly 6 years earlier, was also a cold snowy day. galveston, that's hard to believe. i'm on this road again after 6 years. now my i could still remember that back then. i thought it might be the last time i had ever been on this road. this finished class not from the model is no one better to say we can't get anything done here. so right. but that's the thing is the church where i was tied, mary. exactly. ah ah oh man. soya. i say, well if i want to survive this after 6 years now have a heart attack, i feel like, oh oh it we were already at. mcdonald, i head. oh oh boy. oh, you think i can manage after 6 years and syria, leonor huh. is finally home. again with mom is momma here. oh yes, i'm here. but leonor has returned to normal life wouldn't be as easy as they had expected. it's latin oliver. they were all waiting. is she going to have some sparkling wine or not staying on my own ground? nothing bad of me if i don't. well, she's like, i'm still a radical. oh no, that really makes you think. oh man. yeah. so hey, i took a step in, i haven't l

another example, five day carnival cruise out of galveston in february, $584 per person.ou're talking less than $100 a day for an all inclusive tropical escape experience. maria: love it. what about a snowy escape? >> well, look, we've seen some fantastic snow record breaking snow out if they the rocky mountains this year so this is on the top of the list for a lot of travelers right now. what i always say, if you're looking to save some money and still have a great experience, look for what i call the local gems. colorado is full of major resorts. look a little off the radar, these places like durango, colorado, home to t the perga te at.ry ski resort. it offers kids 12 and under skiing and riding for free. february, you can findic the et cetera from $72 for lift tickets to get on the mountain. that's substantially less than some of the larger ski resorts. and look, we're seeing that a lot of families and a travelers are looking for these smaller resorts because they offer a better experience with not as many crowds but still a lot of great amenities that's you're going

. >> reporter: kelly burks copes is with the army corps of engineers in galveston, texas.build a system of massive gates here designed to fend off 22 feet of storm surge. and 43 miles of sand dunes to protect against rising seas and stronger hurricanes. the project is estimated to cost $31 billion. >> it will be the largest infrastructure project in the nation for the next 20 years. >> is this where we're at with climate change that we have to do things like this? >> i think that it's a necessity. if we're going to continue to live close to the ocean. if we want to live here on the coast, then we have to provide a level of defense. >> this is where your home was? >> and i have the address to prove it. >> oh, man. >> right here. >> right here. >> a whole house. not even room for a toilet now. >> reporter: jean tollini thought she had it made. >> you can see where i was. >> this is your house here. >> yeah. >> reporter: living high above the pacific on the cliffs of pacifica, california. >> there was a 20-foot front yard, a 900-square-foot house. then there was like maybe 25

and reedy chapel in galveston, texas. >> associated to emancipation and juneteenth. >> reporter: forme news for member joseph tremble. his family history here dates back to slavery. what does it mean to you to know that this church is going to be preserved for future generations? >> oh, my god. it means so much. it means that our history as a people, african american people, and as a christian faith will continue. >> reporter: here it's music to their ears. ♪♪ blayne alexander, nbc news, montgomery, alabama. >> we're going to keep holding on! >>> when you think of country music, you probably think of nashville. it's considered the country music capital of the world. and now a growing list of young black artists are making their mark on music city. here's "nbc news daily" anchor morgan radford. ♪♪ >> reporter: from its bluegrassroots -- ♪♪ to a modern pop feel -- ♪ working real hard ♪ country music has always evolved to include new sounds. ♪♪ and now it includes some new faces, too. ♪♪ black artists like kane brown -- ♪♪ mickey guyton. ♪♪ and willie joe racing up the charts as part of

this was in the galveston paper, in june, 1865.- the moment obama was elected and early in the presidency, you started to see this dynamic which was, in certain subsets, you were finding majorities of white people who you could poll who would tell you that whites were the most disadvantaged group in the united states. - this president, i think, has exposed himself as a guy, over, and over, and over again, who has a deep-seated hatred for white people or the white culture. this guy is, i believe, a racist. - that was the emotional reality that people had, looking at this black president performing the functions of the white house. [applause] - you are not allowed to be a president if you're not born in this country. he may not have been born in this country, - trump, of course, just stopped using dog whistles and started using, you know, the bullhorn. and right-wing media certainly took a hold of that and reminded people over, and over, and over again there's this us versus them. you are not them. you don't look like them. your inte