i wanted to try to stop him. >> hallie adams takes the belt from her husband. >> i believe she got it away from him. she wanted to stop him. but at the same time she had to make it look like she was on his side, otherwise he would turn against her. >> you turn over, i'm going to spank you on your butt. you turn over like a 16-year-old and take it like a grown woman. turn over. >> she won't. she's disobedient. give it to me. >> turn over. >> she was trying to protect me by keeping hold of the belt. because if she took the weapon away from him, hopefully that would make him cool off a little bit. >> i took the belt away from him and he asked for a bigger one. >> i'll go get another one. >> hallie says she hopes he'll let it drop if she makes a show of disciplining hillary. >> i knew he was outside the room. i was talking loud, talking mean, hoping he would hear me. all the way on your stomach. thank you. >> hillary is stunned when her mother hits her with the belt. >> at that point i didn't understand the complexity of what was happening. i didn't know she was trying to protect me by do

here's nbc's hallie jackson. >> look at this. they are flowering. >> reporter: they have plenty of produce to pick in their garden which they planted a year ago. >> cauliflower, cabbage. >> reporter: desperate for healthy, affordable food close by. let's say you didn't have the garden, what are your options here in south l.a.? >> drive to a 99 cents store that has a good produce section. >> how far away is that? >> nine to 15 miles. >> reporter: los angeles officials wanted people in the neighborhood to have more options. in 2008, the city passed a law that banned stand-alone fast food restaurants from opening in south l.a., hoping healthier spots would take their much-needed place. an unprecedented move in the fight against obesity. >> jack-in-the-box across the street, corner liquor store on many corners. >> reporter: some experts argue it was a total flop. in this neighborhood, hardly any healthy alternatives open for business.

hallie jackson joins me. it is very scary and could have been a whole lot worse. >> reporter: andrea harrison ford is in fair to mod rad condition at the hospital. he did go surgery, a broken arm and nasty gash in the head. amazing thing, you can see the plane behind me here. ntsb is on the scene. a couple of hundred feet a residential street a lot of cars and people. ford did the right thing, an aviation experts agree by coming down in this golf course where there weren't a lot of people or potential for injuries ford may have saved a lot of other folks from getting hurt. amazingly when he landed a couple of doctors were here playing golf and those are the first folks who came upon the crash scene of he was dazed by responsive. he is expected to make a full recovery. >> and one of those doctors, one of those witnesses who had just been golfing there, dr. sanjay carana this is what he had to say. >> there was fuel leaking and my first instinct was i'm a spine surgeon so i can kind of vouch for spinal stabilit

hallie jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and a story we'll be keeping a close eye on. that's going to do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. reminder, i'll see you at 8:00 7:00 central for "dateline." for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. . . . judg >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> breaking news on the peninsula. a gruesome discovery inside of a palo alto apartment. police are canvassing the neighborhood looking for witnesses or clues. >> this is happening at a senior apartment complex in palo alto right near the san antonio exit off of 101. now we have learned that two men have been found dead inside. peggy is joining us live from the scene. what do we know at this point? >> reporter: well, jessica and raj, fabian way is almost to a standstill. very busy road at this time of day. you're looking at the building where about 3:00 this afternoon police received a phone call of somebody just walked in and found a body in the lobby of a common area of this building. this is a senior housing building relatively ne

and as nbc's hallie jackson reports, a lot of worried homeowners are wondering what to do now. haley and matt just spent $2,500 on new laminate flooring from lumber liquidators. they loved it until about 24 hours ago. >> it's never a good feeling to find out that your kids are on a floor that could be potentially making them sick. >> reporter: now they're upset because their flooring looks similar to a product featured on "60 minutes" in a report that questioned the safety of some of lumber liquidators chinese-made laminate wood flooring. "60 minutes" says it commissioned lab tests that found levels of formaldehyde that exceeded levels. >> if it's toxic, i wouldn't want that in my house. >> reporter: on wall street stock lost some $300 million in value today alone. >> it certainly has to be one of the worst days in lumber liquidators history. >> reporter: the company recently warned about investors betting against the stock, known as short selling, spreading what it calls false attacks to make money. >> we will vigorously challenge any false allegations. >> reporter: and today

hallie jackson, nbc news, santa monica. >> here's to those coming to their rescue. >>> when we come back no time to waste. skiers dig through the snow to find a friend trapped under an avalanche. >>> there is a brand new island in the south pacific never before touched by man until now. here's some pictures taken by a team that is believed to be the first to set foot on the new land formation, which was created only months ago by eruptions from an underwater volcano. it's considered very unstable though, and may not stay together for long. >>> from europe scenes of a dramatic rescue after an australian skier became trapped in an avalanche. it was all captured by a gopro camera worn by one of his friends. there was a frantic search. then, once located, the frantic effort to dig him out of the snow. the trapped skier described a wall of powder and said he thought he was going to die. he was buried for about an hour until his friends finally reached him and brought him out of the snow alive. >>> anyone who's taken a walk down the aisle knows weddings don't come cheap. according to the weddi

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here is nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: it is a heart stopping minute to save lily.d car. first responders raced to the wreck splashing into the icy river. on the body camera video, you hear them realize the 18-month-old is inside along with the mother who died when the car crashed. straining to get the baby out, they do. >> pass her up. pass her up. pass her up. >> go! >> reporter: rescuers moving fast and breathing hard. she's in trouble and they know it. >> she is hypeothermic. >> reporter: wrapping her in a blanket and performing cpr. finally they reached hospital. >> cpr. >> reporter: the video ends with lily in the care of the doctors who helped save her life. a breathtaking first person perspective. baby lily's recover and return to her family. >> i'm blessed to have my daughter with me. i'm overwhelmed with joy right now. she is a miracle. >> reporter: from start to finish, an incredible story of heroism and hope. for "today," hallie jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> look at that shirt. >> nice. >> sjcc. >> from ohio? four years running they have come to new

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nbc's hallie jackson joins us from the crash site in venice california.as you know harrison ford is being praised for avoiding what could have been a bigger disaster here. >> reporter: that's what everyone keeps talking about, tamron, this could have been a lot worse. you can see the plane on the golf course behind me. what you can't see a couple hundred feet in front of me, a row of houses cars. we are in a populated residential area. ford is getting a lot of praise for bringing it down in a place there were not, for example, more injuries or people whose lives were at risk. he is expected to make a full recovery. he did go through surgery, broken arm, a nasty gash on his head. when people first got to him when the plane came down they say he was dazed but responsive able to communicate somewhat. you talked about that tweet from his son, battered but okay that gave people relief last night when all of this first happened. witnesses report hearing the engine sputter and then no noise at all, and ford's publicist does confirm there was engine trouble obvio

hallie jackson in california. great to see you.>>> and today the ntsb is at la guardia airport investigating why a plane slipped off the runway during yesterday's snowstorm. it happened around 11:10 a.m. but it was relocated on the rocks near flushing bay and removed so they could get back up and running and back in a hangar and courtesy of w nbc and showing what it was like for passengers inside of the plane. one of the passengers speaking on "today." >> and i saw that and i thought what happens if you go into the water. does the plane sink or float? will i see my kids again. >> and joining me now from la guardia is sarah. they said two planes landed safely minutes before that and the pilots reported good braking on the runway. so what have we learned about this landing that went so differently. >> reporter: the ntsb is dividing up into one team one team examining the damage to the plane and the other examining the pilots and the passengers. factor is a huge impact and even though the other pilots said the runway was fine. the wea

. >> celebrations marking the colourful indian festival of hally kicked off across -- hawli kicked offacross the country. women beat men in the north with wooden sticks in the name of fun. on thursday there was a passing of winter and the beginning of spring. just a reminder you can keep up to date with the news on the website at aljazeera.com. >> nogales, arizona. a bus has arrived filled with people being deported from the united states. >> right now we're headed to san juan bosco, a shelter here in nogales where the mexican immigration authorities have picked the people who were just deported, they take them there so they have a place to stay on

hally jackson with the trultsresults of a ban. >> reporter: this family has plenty of produce which they planted a year ago. desperate for healthy, affordable food close by. >> beautiful. >> say you dip have this guarden. what are your -- say you dip have this guarden. what are your options? >> we would drive nine to 15 miles to a photo shop. >> reporter: they wanted people in the neighborhood to have more options. in 2008 the city passed a law that banned new stand-alone fast ft. hood restaurants from opening in l.a. hoping healthier spots would take their place, an unprecedented move in the fight against adversity. some experts argue it was a total flop. in this neighborhood hardly any healthy alternatives open for business. >> this is whale ate. you -- what does it achieve? absolutely nothing. >> reporter: they found the numbers went in the wrong direction. before the law passed 63% of people in south l.a. reported being overweight or obese. four years later, that figure jumped to 75%. >> people eat fast food more you now than they did in twech2011. -- in twech. 2007. >>> it's. as if

behind all of this is the reality is german economic strength is helping to keep greece afloat. 10 hally tax payers many billions. and now a growing number of people say they have had enough. >> translator: we can help to solve their problems but the greeks must want this too. to give them more billions makes their whoas worse in the long run, you buy time, that that is right, but no one can seriously expect that we will ever see that money again. >> reporter: but buying time can only go so far because he has indicated that greece could did he fault on its debts within weeks. which helps explain why he came to the german capital to try to build bridges with the leader of europe's economic powerhouse. but on the face of it, there has been no tangible progress. come anything kane, al jazerra berlin. >>> and within the past few minutes it's been reported that greece will present its reform package to its euro zone partner on his monday. and will hopefully get the much-needed cash in return. >>> and later on tuesday, we are expecting a verdict in the trial of a former greek finance minister.

hallie jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >> and a story we'll be keeping a close eye on.s going to do it for us tonight. i'm lester holt. in the meantime for all of us at nbc news thank you for watching and goodnight. >>> new hollywood murder mystery. did this pormer jerry springer producer kill her sister, or was it a suicide pact gone wrong? >> now on "extra." >>> a woman dead in her garage, her hollywood producer sister the prime suspect. breaking new details on the mystery gripping america today. the clue in the suicide note. and was the crime scene staged? >>> surprise split. why it's sudden eover for bradley cooper and kuky water house. >>> all new pics kris jenner's girls only weekend with melanie griffeth and daughter dakota. >> reporter: three a-listers getting personal with "extra." >> what would it take for someone to romance you. >>> and ryan gossling's better half eva mendez revealing the ultimate marriage killer. >> ladies number one cause of divorce in america. >> >> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. >> hey, e

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. >> hallie jackson is near the crash site. what's the latest on harrison ford's position?ted to make a full recovery hospitalized in fair to moderate condition. went through surgery, had a nasty gash on the head and broken arm, but expected to be okay. his son says he is battered expected to be fine. kind of an amazing scene. we are in front of the golf course where he crash landed. a couple hundred feet away, row of houses and ford managed to land on a spot not populated. a couple of doctors were playing golf behind me were able to rush to his aid, help him out, get him to the ambulance. we spoke with tom haynes who will has flown with him in the past. >> harrison is meticulous in his flying, does extra training more than required by the faa. i have seen him do incredibly thorough preflight of helicopter before flight in a helicopter very cautious and capable. >> reporter: witnesses say it is lucky ford was able to land here. spoke to one man probably saved some lives, jose. >> do we know how this happened? obviously an engine failure, but any more information on that? >>

nbc's hallie jackson got in on the action. >> reporter: that face. those moves. the glitter?r the office so are they. from berlin to bangalore this kind of party is a pick-me-up for people who think sleep is for the birds. >> why did you decide to get out of bed hours early. >> it is more fun than raving at night. raving during the day. >> reporter: believe it or not -- tammy wu is heading to a mid-term after this. >> i figure why not. >> reporter: and this crew's commuting straight to the office. >> we are with some co-workers. let's wake up early and dance together. >> we're going to have a great day. >> reporter: that's music to the ears of samantha who co-founded the morning gloriville movement where she lives in london. the early morning raves can draw as many as 1,000 people. >> morning gloriville isn't about being cool and experimental it is just about getting that happiness, joyful feeling out of people. >> reporter: at this san francisco outpost, there is a deejay of course but also a yoga instructor massage therapist and a bar stocked not with booze but bananas and

for "today," hallie jackson, nbc news, seattle. >> you did have a diary? didn't have a diary?what our diary entries would have said had we had them. >> dear diary, i knew a boy, had a crush on him, he broke my heart, end of story. >> dear diary, i think i'm fat. >> mine was i can't repeat it on morning tv. >> that's true he can't. carson, you've been hearing about this online? >> i'd like to read your diaries now. yes, would you share your diary entry? here are the results. #openbook. just about 60%. actually, this is a live feed. it was 60% a minute ago. #lockedaway, 41%. the truth is you're willing to share because you did on our facebook page. it's time to embarrass you. #deardiary. this one from becky who he was 10 years old wrote this about her sister. i hate melissa, i hate melissa. i think i might run away. that is a maybe, and it's all because of melissa. she is so full of herself. well melissa, the sister would go years later and we found this. here's a recent one of us. tonight i asked her to be my maid of honor. we made up! thanks to melissa for clearing that up. he

for "today," hallie jackson, nbc news seattle. >> you did have a diary? have said had we had them. >> dear diary, i knew a boy i had a crush on. he broke my heart. end of story. >> my would be dear diary, i think i'm fat. >> mine is i can't repeat it on morning show. >> that's right. you can't. carson? >> i'd like to read your die requires now. yes, we started a hashtag battle asking people would you share your diary entries. so far the results, #openbook. 60% said this. #lockedaway41. you are willing to share. this one from becky who was 10 years old. wrote this about her sister. "i hate melissa, i hate melissa, i hate melissa. i think i might run away." that is a maybe and it is all because of melissa. she is so full of herself. well melissa would go years later, here's a recent one of us tonight i asked her to be my maid of honor. here's mary. something about a boy. down in the "p.s." -- "90210 was on and it was a great one." this one we didn't even bother because on the front part it says "keep out, nosey. yeah you." keep 'em coming if you so dare # #