>>> then, harry smith has our "sunday spotlight" on the 50th anniversary of the last american troopsving vietnam. and the remarkable story of one veteran and former united states senator passing on the story of the people who fought and died in that war. >>> and later, a new "sunday sitdown" with five-time academy award nominee michelle williams on her most recent nomination for steven spielberg's movie the fabelmans" and reflections on "brokeback mountain," the movie that changed her life. >> i was on "baywatch." i don't know those two things go together. it was wonderful, you know, part of this important movie, and we had a beautiful, healthy little baby, and it was a great moment in time. >> a "sunday sitdown" with michelle williams, plus, another "life well lived" later in the show. >>> let's begin with former president trump preparing to appear in a new york courtroom on tuesday to face criminal charges in connection with a hush money payment on the eve of the 2016 election. nbc's vaughn hillyard is near the president's mar-a-lago estate in florida. vaughn, good morning. >> repo

tonight his friends and colleagues are speaking out talking to our harry smith about the dangers he faced on that overseas assignment >> reporter: last week evan gershkovich was presented to all the world like any other defendant in a russian court, accused of spying sam silverman and jeremy burke have known evan since college. >> wild to see him in a glass box. really challenging to see that, but at the same time, his body language was so strong, it was evan. >> i think, if i know evan, he's thinking about all of us at home and how hard it is for us, especially his mother, his sister, his father. >> reporter: gershkovich's reports from russia in "the wall street journal" did not coincide with moscow's version of the war in ukraine or the state of russia's economy. last fall his pals pressed him, was he in danger >> he had assured us that because of his, you know, his american passport, that this wasn't going to happen, and we had nothing to worry about. >> he told us, he was like, look, i get -- it's intense reporting in russia. i get tailed by fsb agents, but it's not a problem. >> repo

. >>> finally tonight, the creative force finding stunning parallels between sport and fine art harry smith reports on when sports imitates art. >> reporter: lj rader is a superfan. we're outside one of his two favorite places in new york so on a given day, would you rather be watching the knicks at madison square garden or in the met, metropolitan museum of art? >> if you asked me that any of the last 20 years, i'd say in the met. but this season i think -- i think the knicks actually have a chance. >> reporter: rader's passion for sports and love of art is not a contradiction. it is his avocation. at art but make it sports, he's posted scores of comparative images he matches great sports photographs with paintings he knows, and he knows a lot. the result is mesmerizing. it feels to me like you're kind of a bridge builder have you found that in terms of the reactions on your site >> yeah. so you get people from the art world. you get people from the sports world i think the most rewarding piece is when they can come together >> reporter: rader's remarkable skill at matching is uncanny. som

harry smith, nbc news, new york. >>> a michigan seventh grader is being called a hero for jumping intowhen his school bus driver passed out. the heart-pounding moments all caught on camera. here's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: it could have easily been disaster. surveillance video capturing the moment a michigan bus driver radios in that she's not feeling well but passes out as the bus rolls toward oncoming traffic. that's when 13-year-old dillon reeves jumps into action pushing the brake and steering the bus and 65 of his fellow students to a safe stop. >> you would think in the middle of this panic, you would just jump on the brake. he had the wherewithal to push it slowly likely in anticipation that the bus was full of passengers. >> reporter: the seventh grader stayed in control. >> someone call 911 now! >> in my 35 plus years of education, this was an extraordinary act of courage and maturity on his part. [ applause ] >> reporter: as dillon was honored at his middle school, his parents said they're not surprised. >> he's been on my lap driving country roads, pulling in driveways

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>> hard to follow harry smith and carol burnett. well, we got to get to "popstart.ng about this soup is you can change the ingredients >> you can change the ingredients. >> babe. >> well, the days of "yellowstone" might be numbered. weeks after a paramount exec said he's quote, confident, costner would return to the series, but there's speculation this could be the end of the patriarch, they could kill him off. now the new york post is reporting the entire show could come to an end after the second half of the current season finally airs we hope this isn't true. no official word yet from paramount, but we're keeping our fingers crossed we never have to say that. >> you know why we don't >> why >> because on peacock you can watch the first four seasons >> i appreciate that >>> next, all the light we cannot see the first trailer for the limited series adaptation of anthony doerr's novel. the story follows a surprising connection between a blind french girl taking refuge with her uncle during world war ii, a german teenager. ♪ >> "all the light we cannot see" comes fro

harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> oh to be that clever. >>> that's "nightly news" for this tuesday.d each other. good night, everyone. >>> this is something that no parent, no father, no mother, no one should ever have to deal with. -- a 5-year-old girl shot and killed on a bay area freeway the night before

. >> sunday sit-down with michelle williams, plus the latest headlines, harry smith and another "life," when "sunday today" airs at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you're not up at that hour on a sunday, set the dvr. we will see you whenever you're ready for us. kira. >> willie, we'll see you tomorrow. hopefully, you are awake at 6:00 to catch willie tomorrow morning, and then stick around for your local news with us on "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> here's a quick look at the top stories we're following today. baseball fans are expected to hear from los angeles angels player anthony rendon after a viral video showed him getting into an altercation with an oakland a's fan. the third baseman is expected to speak to fans today, and we are expecting that to happen at a press conference. take a look at that video. >> what'd you say? you called me a [ bleep ]. yeah, you did. yeah, [ bleep ]. >> calm down. >> both the angels and the athletics declined to comment on the video. the oakland police department says that the fan involved has not come forward to file charges against rendon. however

smith does for ford what davidccullough did for harry truman. smith offers a thoughtful, textured reveal of an often overlooked and underappreciated president. now another publishing news the 45th president is set to publish his latest book. it's entitled letters to trump, and the book is being released through winning team publishing. and in the washington times, brian darling took a look at the book, writing thatuote, the letters to and from mr. trump provides a good view of man before he became the subject of daily media attacks. the letters from past decades show mr. trump's depth and breadth. the letters also show that as a private citizen, mr. trump was popular among many who denounced him when he became a candidate and then president. and finally, publishers weekly has for 25 years sponsored a book store of the year award. this year, the finalists are the edmonds bookshop and edmonds, washington. harvey's tales in geneva, illinois. in tara bank books in dallas. main street books in lafayette, indiana and midtown scholar in harrisburg, penn

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. >>> and tomorrow on "today," we're really looking forward to this harry smith sat down with the legendaryup in the plains mountain snows out west. for tomorrow, that system moves east bringing with it severe storms snowy through the western plains into the northern tier states. look for mild conditions with a fire risk through the southwest. sunshine stretching into southern california. that's what's going on around >>> and that is your latest weather. what you got there, hoda kotb? >> and that is your latest weather. what you got there, hoda kotb? >> al roker. >> hold on >> come on we just got to see it's your birthday what is your name? >> abbey. >> abbey is turning 13, guys we're happy you spent it with us we have to get good shots of the kiddos >>> when we come back on this tuesday morning, the notorious menendez brothers back into the spotlight 30 years after their conviction we will have an exclusive first look at a peacock documentary revealing explosive allegation that could give them a shot at freedom. jacob soboroff has that story next but first, this is "today" on but first, th

if that's true, that is a big inroad into the case for smith >> harry, i haven't had a chance to talk. we haven't been on the air together that often in the last few months is it your sense -- for those who look at jack smith and have seen the way he has been behaving, there's a gathering sense that the dude has the bit between his teeth and is the hard charging prosecutor people hoped for in this case is this another piece of evidence that will add to that picture? is that your general assessment of how jack smith is doing on the basis of what we know? >> yes and yes >> gotta love a man -- it's a rare moment when i congratulate harry litman for his brevity >>> more to come the supreme court giving itself two more days to decide on a major, major, major ruling affecting millions and millions of americans we will tell what you that is right after this quick break don't go away. ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. the chase ink bus

sandra smith is in for harris and "the faulkner focus" will take it from here. we'll have that press conference for you in just a few minutes. >> sandra: thank you. fox news alert. five people killed in the shooting in downtown louisville this morning. s six others taken to the hospital including a police officer. the shooter is also dead. we expect an update as dana and bill just mentioned any moment now on the ground there in louisville. more details expected as the police chief on the ground told reporters earlier that the officers who arrived on the scene quote encountered active gunshots still being fired inside the location at the time they arrived. let's get to nate foye following everything that has happened so far as we await the update from the police. >> what we know right now from louisville police is that five people were killed in this shooting. six people were injured. they have been taken to the hospital. we do not know their conditions at this time. we are hearing that one of the people who was injured is a police officer, one of the responding

sandra smith is in for harris and "the faulkner focus" will take it from here.ll have that press conference for you in just a few minutes. >> sandra: thank you. fox news alert. five people killed in the shooting in downtown louisville this morning. s six others taken to the hospital including a police officer. the shooter is also dead. we expect an update as dana and bill just mentioned any moment now on the ground there in louisville. more details expected as the police chief on the ground told reporters earlier that the officers who arrived on the scene quote encountered active gunshots still being fired inside the location at the time they arrived. let's get to nate foye following everything that has happened so far as we await the update from the police. >> what we know right now from louisville police is that five people were killed i

smith, "today in the bay." >> vice president kamala harris made a surprise appearance at an event in los angeles yesterday. >> i fundamentally believe that you can gauge the strength of a democracy based on the strength of women in that democracy. when you attack the rights of women in america, you are attacking america. >> the story continues to develop by the day. the supreme court's temporary stay lasts until midnight on wednesday. this gives justices time to consider what to do next. we will continue to follow the final ruling, both on air and online. for the latest, you can visit nbcbayarea.com. >>> police in contra costa county are investigating a drug by shooting that sent more than 10 bullets flying through two homes. it happened around 9:30 friday night in oakley. police say they got calls about people screaming, and when they responded, they found a woman who had been shot. paramedics took her to the hospital. she was later released. police say it appears three men got into some sort of an argument. two of them minors. someone fired shots. it's not clear who pulled the trigger. anybody with informa

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actually respond violently i think that's one of the things that jack smith and his team will want to know from john radc radcliffe. >> harrycurity advisor in the final months of the trump presidency, knew by january 5th that there was, quote, a chance for violence on the hill they had some real specificity with what they knew was going to happen ahead of time. >> all te bureau as well trump was notorious for tuning that out i agree with everything mary said two other points it shows that smith is not only leaving no stone unturned, he is turning up new stones. this is a whole different kind of theory from what the committee presented. it dovetails so well with his main effort, because he is really going right at knowledge by the people who are doing the fund-raising that the whole thing is a big lie for one, that would be important in itself. for two, it would be very implausible that they know this is wrong and trump is innocent of it. i was impressed with the aggressiveness and ingenuity of this whole new realm of inquiry, which as mary says, as a fraud case, totally straightforward. you lie about why you are raising the

smith's investigation. back with me now is former u.s. attorney and deputy assistant attorney general, harryth more on this. you are looking at many hours of testimony from the former president vice president of the united states, right? behind closed doors, we know what pence put out in his book, and the interactions preceding and after, of course, the january 6th attack on the capital. what do you expect prosecutors learn? what do you expect the grand jury learned? >> well, let's start with the most important point, jasmine. that is the fact that it happened. even if all we get is what was in the book and what we know from the other side of that pivotal and vicious phone call on january six, eight, that is a lot. but b, it is an emotional highlight to hear that story from the victim, which is who pence was here, and see, that breathtaking fact that as you say, not only the highest so far. the highest imaginable! he is the vice president of the united states, giving testimony against a president in a criminal referral. then, again, even before the content, the fact that he has him now and t

. >> which brings me back to you, harry, because we know mike pence has now finally has submitted to questions before the grand jury, before jack smith's grand jury. it does seem, you know, he was the person that the proud boys and oath keepers and three percenter were directing their force at, trying to push him to do a very specific thing and take the election for donald trump. what does his questioning tell you about the state of jack smith's investigation given that, right, all of the grunts are facing prosecution, but donald trump so far has walked away and is out campaigning like nothing has happened? >> first, the fact of it, talk about law without fear or favor. you know, sometimes these events are so close, it's hard to appreciate. it's kind of breathtaking, the vice president of the united states went to the grand jury to testify against the president he served in a criminal investigation. and by the way, smith did it, he didn't even wait for trump to try to go to the supreme court. just as soon as it happened, he was yanked the next morning into the grand jury. that's one. two, it was a whole day of testimony. we know some o

howard: liz smith, thanks for coming back on show, good to see you. >> thank you for having me. howard: kamala harrisdecision the other day to go to tennessee and meet with the two ousted democratic lawmakers who helped take over the floor with bullhorns in that gun control protest. >>> the still to come, lesley stahl getting ripped for her interview with marjorie taylor green and a scathing report on how don lemon treats women. ♪ >> woman: why did we choose safelite? we're always working on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can keep working! ♪ synth music ♪ >> woman: safelite came to us. >> tech: hi, i'm kendrick. >> woman: replaced our windshield, and installed new wipers to protect our new glass. that's service on our time. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ howard: cbs' lesley stahl has been getting ripped online for her or interview last weekend with marjorie taylor green. a lot of them are lefties who don't think the georgia congresswoman s

harris speaks out. >> they understood the importance, these three of standing to say that peopl will not be silenced >> donald trump's pinch. jack smith is about to get his most important witness in th january six insurrection yet former vice president mike pence. i'm jonathan, this is th saturday show. a house divided against itself cannot stand the focus of abraham lincoln's 1850 speech was slavery and th most in the minority of mostly southern white wealthy lan owning men who wanted to maintain it. in this democracy. the same men would start and lose a war to keep that evil institution. but more than two centurie later, the fury of that battle still smolders the tennessee three face expulsion votes this week, following a protest in the state house chamber demandin stricter gun safety measures after a mass shooting at a national elementary school las week killed six people including three nine-year-ol children nearly all white republica super majority voted to expe the two black lawmakers bu their white colleague, she kep her seat the racism on display it was blatant, the national outrag was swift. president biden and obam slammed t

smith. it's so great to see you, sally. >> great to see you, jim. >> of course a lot of the talk will be about harry and his wife meghan. not. what else should we be looking for in this coming week? >> i think we should recognize that harry is just going to be part of the congregation. >> yeah. >> neither he nor his uncles, edward and andrew, nor his aunt, princess anne are going to have any role. the only one who is going to have a role other than the king and queen is prince william, who will do his homage to his father. but it's going to look different. i think there be very few tiaras, if any, which will be a huge difference. and the princess of wales is evidently going to wear a crown of flowers. >> hmm. >> which is sort of a democratic thing to do, but it also reflects it's part of the theme of the coronation, which is an emphasis on nature and all the flowers on the invitation. there are going to be lots of flowers embroidered into their robes. >> and how big of a deal is this going to be? i mean this is something we haven't seen in 70 years. >> right. and before that, in 86 years. that was the last time we had a

daughter works for kamal harris andrew weizmann, he goes o from they're talking about alvin bragg, alvin bragg's wife, he reversed of that. he also talks about specia counsel jack smith, which is irrelevant to the manhatta judge's consideration. it talks about fulton county district attorney fani willis, a relevant to the judges considerations i can understand, when i finally saw the transcript today, why the judge just laid it out as a warning today. he was doing that in the expectation, it sounded like of more of this. but he needed the warning in order to take steps in the future, in fort or to suppor any kind of gag order, any limitation that he puts on donald trump >> so the statements about joe fani willis and jack smith this defendant, and we can now say defendant, not forme president this defendant knows what is coming and he is conditioning the market becaus he knows what is going t happen and he knows he's going to have to figure out is defenses he's going to have to say don't believe them and that's why you're saying that. it is harder in state cour than in federal court to have gag order, but in both court -- >> why is that >> in federal court -- >> let's

. >> harry, i hate running a clock and asking questions of timing it is clear that jack smith is movinghraouiity, something that we talk about a lot on this show but when you are the lawyer, where are you in a criminal investigation in terms of making a charging decision? >> really, really close to the finish line. but of course now corcoran testified it has been a couple weeks and at the time, i and others said, boy, this shows he must be pretty close and then we got reliable reporting that smith had garnered yet more evidence from people around mar-a-lago of more incriminating stuff. so he could be putting icing on the cake or building things out more but it really seems like -- i'll put this way, i'm hard pressed to see important big moves that he has left before putting a package together for the attorney general's approval. >> i have to get tim miller on this this is the case, this is the prosecution that bill barr is most enthusiastic about. and i want to ask you why you think that is. and we'll be right back. you need to deliver new apps fast using the services you want in the cl

harris county sheriff's office. updates from here on out will be provided by the fbi. at this time i would like to introduce you all to special agent in charge of the houston area, mr. james smith about this horrific event that took place this afternoon. the fbi has brought in investigative resources, tactical, and victim services resources to assist in this investigation. we will be here until we are no longer needed to include when the subject is arrested. >> i also have a list of the victims' names we have talked with. i'm going to give it out. if i happen to mispronounce someone's name, i'm could go it in error. sonja argentina guzman. 25 years old. deanna velasquez alvarado, 21 years old. molina rivera, 31 years old. jose jonathan casarez. 18 years old. and daniel enrique guzman, 8 years old. >> we'll take a couple of questions. an update on the search where you are right now. you have the perimeter set up. is that still where you believe he is? >> he could be anywhere now. we located the device that we were looking for. found it abandoned. there were some articles of clothing laying around. the tracking dogs from the department of corrections picked up the scent and then

in jack smith's investigationinto january 6 is where we begin today with some of our most favorite reporters and friends. "new york times" congressional reporter is here also joining us, harry litman, former u.s. attorney and former deputy assistant attorney general. mary mccord is here, a former top official in the justice department's national security division and charlie sykes joins us mary mccord, this feels like this sort of patience, deliberate, and maybe aggressive, maybe you don't think it, is but legal strategy that jack smith is pursuing where he knows who he wants to talk to. he knows where the facts led him. he prevails in court until he gets, in this case, the testimony by vice president mike pence. >> yes we've seen it ever since he was appointed to sort of a steady stream of people going into the grand jury and jack smith taking up cases of refusal to testify first to the district court chief judge in, this case it was others if the side takes it up to the court of appeals, he's winning there. so here, you know, the question at this point is will the trump team either try to seek a full review of the entire -- what is called the endtire court of appeals or w

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