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i want to introduce tonight speaker the failure holt. lia holt. has conducted research at and at harvard. she is a founder at massachusetts general hospital and m.i.t.. called cured, is the people who defeated hiv. she has been published in the new york times, los angeles times and time magazine. in 2016 she published the work that is the basic of her talk tonight, entitled "rise of the rocket girls: the women who propelled us, from missiles to the moon to mars." that work was a bestseller and was widely praised by critics, including one who described it as immersive, evocative, and superbly written. her narrative should be required reading. when neilmmented that armstrong made his giant leap womankindd, there was in the control room. it is a pleasure to welcome to the university of mary nathalia holt. [applause] thank you so much. i really appreciate you having me here tonight and i am excited to talk to you about rocket girls. this is a group of pioneers whose careers shaped nasa and really made it what it is today. before i get into their histo

i'm lester holt. thank you for watching everyone and good night. the san francis going to extreme >>> right now at 6:00, if you love it, don't leave it. the san francisco community going to extreme measures to stop allplus, a broken water pi near the runway at sfo. what you need to know before heading there for a flight. >>> but first -- >> we're going to be forced into thhim. a san jose uns learning firsthand the difficulties of our housing crisis. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a san jose politician getting a look at how rough the rental market really is. the landlord for councilman recall perales terminated his lease. >> the councilmember scrambled to find a place to live for his new family and dogs. it was difficult and it was expensive. nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in downtown san jose. sounds familiar for a lot of people. >> it really does resonate with a lot of people, raj. this is the councilman's second home, city hall. this is wh

i want to introduce tonight speaker the failure holt.

holt's narrative should be required reading." another called it a marvelous book, adding "when neil armstrong made his giant leap for mankind, there was womankind in the control room." it is a pleasure indeed to welcome to the university of mary washington nathalia holt. [applause] nathalia: thank you so much. i really appreciate you having me here tonight, and i am excited to talk to you about "rocket girls." this is a group of pioneers whose careers shaped nasa and really made it what it is today. before i get into their history, i want to share with you a small slice of my own history, and that is because i came to this book in a very unusual way. i started in 2010. my husband and i had just moved from california to boston, and i was pregnant. we were expecting our first baby. but we could not agree on the a name. we argued over names. we made long lists of baby names , and nothing seemed right. and then my husband, out of the blue, suggested the name eleanor francis. when i first heard the name, i thought, i am not sure. this

lester holt joins us next with nightly news. >>> tonight, breaking news. the massive gas explosion killing at least one, shaking a whole downtown. buildings in flames, emergency evacuations, over a dozen sent to the hospital. among them, a firefighter. tonight the latest from the scene. >>> a powerful spring storm on the move now. 50 million under weather alerts. al roker is tracking the threat. >>> the new bombshell from attorney general william barr clobama administration. democrats firing back, accusing barr of spreading conspiracy theories and president trump blasting the russia investigation as an attempted coup. >>> cruise ship dangers, what happens if you have a medical emergency at sea? the passenger unable to find advanced help after suffering a stroke. >> people have an unreasonable expectation as to what these cruise ships can actually provide. >> what you should ask before booking that cruise. >>> the price you pay. just five days left to file your taxes, and with many surprised by smaller returns, the irs planning more changes to your paycheck

i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news,right now at 6: paying more at the cash register, including the virtual one. ♪ >>> right now at 6:00, paying more at the cash register, including the virtual one. the change that went into effect today, bringing up the price of your online orders. >>> plus -- >> please have compassion and grant him mercy. >> a plea to the governor, the request made by the family of a young boy who accidentally shot himself inside of his home. >>> and only three weeks old and homeless. the push to help parents of a newborn find a home in the south bay. ♪ >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. we begin with a story out of marin county. he lives there but was arrested in colombia. this man charged with soliciting sex from young girls and apparently he made this trip for this purpose before. nbc bay area's mark matthews live in the community of fairfax. what did you learn today?

i'm lester holt.e today, the woman accusing a former warriors be condoned. >> she says it's time to break her silence. the woman accusing a warmer warriors assistant coach of sexual assault tells her side. we'll hear from her and warriors star steph curry. >>> also, an up close look at the device detectives say a man used to peep on girls at a local apple store. >>> first, it is the hottest day of the year. this is a live look at s francisco where the temperatures hit the 80s. when we can expect a cooldown. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. it's been seven months since we felt heat like this. tomorrow could be even hotter. let's begin with our chief meteorologist. jeff, it's an eye-opener out there. >> we have updated numbers. santa ri santa rosa 93 degrees, 23 degrees above the average. concord 71. livermore 88. san jose at 88 degrees. it was good enough for some brand new records in santa rosa, mountain view, sf airport, oldsmobile with the upper 80s and low 90s. mountain view, for example, l

lester holt is joining us. >> bye. >>> breaking news on multiple fronts tonight, including an alarming security breach at mar-a-lago. the feds say a woman from china carrying several passports and cell phones and a device containing computer malware lied her way past secret service and into the club during the president's most recent visit. law enforcement tells nbc news they're investigating whether it was a spy mission. >>> anothechemical plant inferno in texas. this time it's deadly. a massive explosion and fire for the second time in just two weeks. schools on lockdown. people being warned to shelter in place. >>> late word from california where police say a suspected killer has been captured after the murder of rap star nipsey hussle. we're there live. >>> we're hours from a dramatic day in court for felicity huffman and lori loughlin. tonight a member of the "full house" family is speaking to nbc about that college cheating scandal. >>> shocking allegations about an american hospital. women who say they were secretly filmed during surgery, even child birth. >> i was shocked. i wa

i'm lester holt. thank you for watching everyone and good night. news". i'm lester holt.nk you for watching everyonend good night. >>> hey, oprah how was t party? >> she's not twauking down the aisle, but it wasefinitely oprah's bridal weekend.

i'm lester holt.for all of ubc news, thank you for >>> lights, camera, "access." >> you think that shot is something, we're on set of "hustlers" to see j.lo really turn up the heat. >> you ain't getting no respect from me! >> major reaction at

crawley: i want to introduce tonight speaker nathalia holt. having started at humboldt state university and having received a phd from the university of southern california as well as studied at tulane university,ms. holt has also conducted research at caltech library and at the history of women in america at harvard. in addition, she has been a the reagan institute, massachusetts general hospital, and m.i.t. her first book is called "cured: the people who defeated hiv." she has also written

lester holt joins us next with nightly news. >> we'll be back at 6:00, hope to see you then. >>> breaking news tonight, the std cang. the fbi revealing late today dna tests show the person who claimed to be the long lost boy who vanished eight years ago is not really him. a crushing blow to the family hoping timmothy pitzen has finally been found. tonight, the new mystery unfolding. >>> also developing at this hour, the tense standoff, two police officers shot, the gunman barricaded in a ho >>> new fears about the measles outbreak spreading across the country. where hundreds of people are being warned they may have been exposed to the highly contagious disease. >>> an nbc news exclusive, the 9-year-old miracle survivor from a horrifying hit and run thanking everyone praying for her recovery. >> it's just wonderful and overwhelming that they are helping me. >> how her 12-year-old brother's quick action saved her life. >>> hilaria baldwin, wife of actor eric baldwin revealing personal news about her pregnancy. why she's decided to go public. >>> the big announcement from the world's richest

this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. anniversary of the columbine school shooting, doors were locked and nerves were on edge at that colorado school where 1r credible threat tonight. at least 20 other denver area schools were also warned. tonight the fbi is involved and on the lookout for a suspect said to be armed and extremely dangerous. let's get late details now from nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: today a threat prompted lockouts at two dozen colorado schools, including columbine high, the jefferson county sheriff's office says it took action because of an 18-year-old woman named sol pais who arrived last night and made credible threats to commit an act of violence. >> she made threats to commit an act of violence in this area. she is armed and considered to be extremely dangerous. >> reporter: unlike a lockdown, a lockout means a threat is outside of a school. so exterior doors were locked, but business went on as usual de a authorities say all schools let out on time with an increased police presence, and all after

as a reminder, lester holt is next for "nightly news." >> we'll be back at 6:00. hope to see you then. >>> tonight, biden's challenge,s former vice president officially jumps in the race as the front runner in a crowded fight to the democratic nomination and already slamming president trump. >> we are in the battle for the soul of the nation. >> word of a phone call from biden to anita hill. what he said and why she said it's not enough. >>> a state of emergency as tornados and flash floods sweep across the south. at least five people killed by violent and destructive weather and tonight, the threat isn't over. >>> a dangerous chemical leak and dozens of people rushed to the hospital including first responders. some in critical condition, people overcome some found unconscious in the street. residents warned to shelter inside. >>> stunning news as kim jong-un joins putin in russia. a report that north korea sent the u.s. a bill for $2 million for the care of otto. the student taken hostage and left in a coma sent home to die. >>> the kissing bug spreading rapidly

i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. n because of a man claiming to have a gun. hear from the nurse who police >>> right now at 6:00, a san jose hospital on lockdown because of a man claiming to have a gun. tonight the nurse who police say is the real hero. plus. >>> i'm scott budman a tech ipo. what it's like on the very first trade when all these people get rich. >>> also a brawl at a kids' indoor playground, and what this video shows one of the teenagers doing that made matters even worse. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. we begin with breaking news. the search for a missing teen in the waters near half moon bay, the coast guard, firefighters and chp all on site. we are live at poplar beach with the late-breaking details. >> reporter: unfortunately, we don't have good news. as we were arriving there were rescue crews already breaking down and leaving. we have been told unfortunately, this rescue effort has now turned into a recovery effort. we're told part of the issue that was hampering some of these rescue eff

i'm lester holt. i'll see you later on "dateline." of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. year greeting card was sent out by firefighters in >>> this shouldn't be happening to anyone. >> this chinese new year greeting card was sent out by firefighters in the east bay. tonight the chief is responding. >>> a man accused of intentionally running over people fes> first the manhunt f gunman accused of two deadly shootings in the past 12 hours. we are live with the latest. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thanks for being with us on this friday. >> we have been tracking this breaking story on air and online for the past few hours. this is 43-year-old stephen jefferson. police departments are looking for him for two separate homicides. >> jean elle has the late breaking details. >> reporter: officers here are at the latest shooting scene processing evidence. police believe he shot and killed a man in the street on the 2600 block of walker drive at 2:30 this afternoon. police say witnesses told them they heard a pop and s

lester holt is next with nightly news. >> we'll be back at 6:00. hope to see you then. >>> tonight, breaking news in a missing child case the surprising turn. a teen tells police he fled from kidnappers in a dramatic escape. is he the same boy that disappeared without a trace eight years ago two states away? >>> drama in the courtroom hollywood stars lori loughli hu thkior, after two mo it. i get it i hear what they are saying. i'll be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space. >> president trump mocking the former v.p., as bidens potential 2020 democratic rivals take aim. >>> the concerns about the safety of vaping, the fda launching an investigation after dozens of e-cigarette users reported seizures. >>> the next generation in crime fighting, advanced new tool police can use to identify suspects at the crime scene in minutes instead of weeks or months at the lab but privacy advocates worry it goes too far. >>> and new questions about the popular stroller that injured nearly 100 kid why weren't they recalled? s and parents. >> announ

. >> lester holt joins us for "nightly news." >> we'll be back at 6:00. bye. >>> tonight, joe biden jokes about those allegations against him during his first public event since several women accused him of contact that made them uncomfortable. >> i just want you to know, i had permission to hug lonnie. by the way, he gave me permission to touch him. >> president trump firing back, escalating their war of words and biden dropping another major hint about his 2020 plans. >>> the impostor who claimed to be a missing boy charged with lying to the fbi. tonight his troubled past and how authorities say he got the idea to impersonate the child who vanished eight years ago, raising the family's hopes, only to crush them with a cruel hoax. >>> the scare in the cockpit forcing an emergency landing. >> if we had continued eventually i would be flying blind. >> the pilot's display screen suddenly going dark without warning. >>> dramatic police body cam video. officers raiding a home in a deadly hostage standoff met with a hail of bullets. police breaking through the

as a reminder, lester holt is next with "nightly news." >>> tonight, breaking news, actress felicity huffman will plead guilty in that massive college cheating scandal with more than a dozen parents that paid to cheat their kids' way into college. tonight her apology and will she face prison time? >>> another major shakeup. the director of the secret service out less than 24 hours after the ouster of the homeland security. revelations about her battle with president trump over his push to bring back child separations at the border. plus, the growing number of vacancies in his administration. >>> terror arrest, a man accused of an isis inspired plot to run people over with a u-haul truck at a popular tourist spot near washington d.c. how the fbi foiled the attack. >>> the wild, high-speed chase, a robbery suspect opening fire at police from his moving pickup. >> we got get up there and shoot this guy. he's a danger to everybody. >> how the hot pursuit came to a dramatic end. >>> the new warning from the cdc, the measles outbreak surging across the country. dozens of new cases in just

thanks for is next in for leste holt on "nightly news". >> we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight the new threat from president trump on immigration. the president warning he could bus detained migrants from the border and release them in the streets of sanctuary cities the proposal retaliation against his political adversaries. democrats blasting it as unworthy of the presidency. >>> tornado threats severe storms putting 60 million at risk across a third of the country this weekend. al roker is tracking it all. >>> hundreds of flights already being canceled months in advance of the busy summer travel season because of the grounded boeing 737 max. what you need to know now before you book. >>> horror inside the country's largest shopping mall. police say a stranger through a 5-year-old boy from the third floor on to the ground below. the young victim in the hospital tonight. >>> cindy mccain speaking out. ysresident umhow her late husband john mccain would feel about the growing divide in washington. >> he would be so upset over this just because of the tenor, the lack of inaction on many

i'm lester holt, have a good night, everyone.. >>> lights, camera, "access live." >> we have a visitor for you. >> wt's up, carson? >> the horrors of an "avengers" hero, only "access live" laz the whole

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nigly news" with lester holt. >>> well, good evening, everyone. here is the mueller treport that held country in suspense for nearly two years. 448 pages, lots ofre ctions and finally made public today but not beforettorney general barr made a rosie take with no collusion and expressing empathy for the president's predicament but tonight our deep read into these pages reveals a president that sought to influence the investigation in ways we knew and didn't know until now. pete williams leads expandedoverage. >> reporter: the day robert muell was appointed special 7 counsel may, 2017, president trump learned about it in the oval office according to the mueller report slumped n his chair and said oh my god. this is terrible. this is the end of my presidency, i'm f-ed adding later this is the worst thing that ever happened to me. the specl counsel investigation concluded neither the presidennor anyone in the president's campaign helped the russians hack into democratic computers to steal and post emails or setup phony social media accounts to spread

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. it began with the smell of gas quickly llowed by hurried evacuation minutes before a thunderous explosion rocked dotown durham, north carolina today leveling a building and showering the streets with debris. but not everyone m it to safety in time. and many more ead hospitalized tonight. gabe gutierrez is in durham and has late details. st>> reporter: the b shook downtown durham just after 10:00 this morning. >> we got a big gas explosion. hi >> reporter: smoke billowing into the air. >> at least a couple blocks closed down. >> reporter: witnesses not only saw it but felt it. >> the whole apartment shook. debris from the ceilings fell down. the windows blew out. >> reporter: listen closely. this security camera captured it. >> this really loud boom and. rs> reporter: at least one pe was killed and 17 injured and a firefighter. >> it was under the sidewalk with a an explosion occurred that caused a partial building collapse. >> reporter: it the latest gas explosion to rip through a pop

. >> announcer: th is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. word is breaking as we come on the air that north korea has tested a new type of guided weapon. it would be the first public weapons test there since the summit between president trump and kim jong-un in february. kim reportedly on hand stfor this latest te which raises new questions about prospects for peace on the korean peninsula. andrea mitchell has the breaking developments>> eporter: kim jong-un state news agency announcement that kim is supervised what they call a test firing of a new tactical guided weapon. the qution is would it violate his promise to president trump in hanoi? >> he said the testing will not start. he said he's not doing to do testing of rockets of missiles or anythinr missilesanything having to do with nuclear. >> reporter: the u.s. military did not track the test realtime indicating it could be a short-range not a balltic missile. if true, it comes less than a week after kim said he's open to a third summit with president trump. the president tweeted in res

our lester holt has more on his legacy and career. >> reporter: director john singleton shot to fame early age, just months after graduating from usc, he began shooting his groundbreaking lebut movie, "boyz n the hood." >> we got a probhere? >> reporter: the 1991 drama earning him a best director oscar nomination at just 24 yes old, making him the first african-american and youngest person ever nominated for that r aw "poetic justice" followed two years later. >> girl, you got this. make films that have a lot of heart and that plordinary, common peo can identify with. >> reporter: more recently he directed an episode of "the people versus o.j. simpson" and co-created the fx crime drama snowfall. ingleton spent his life advocating for black artists and films in hollywood. actress regina king tweeting, rest in power, my friend. one of the greatest to ever do it. john singleton was 51 years old. >> perfectly put from regina king. way too soon. >> indeed. i know he'll be missed. >>> just ahead, an emotional moment on the set for the rock. >>> and the unlikely place where "game of thrones

i'm lester holt.>> breaking news on >>> lights, camera, "access." >> full range of emotion from j-lo. we're behind the scenes on the streets of manhattan for her power packed performance. >> areat you kidding me? th's a spoiler. >> "game of thrones" spoiler

i'm lester holt. i'll see you later on "dateline."d good night. >>> lights, camera, "access." >> 88 days in captivity. >> she didn't. another one of us got away. >> both survived horrific abductions. but is elizabeth

lester holt is next. >>> breaking news >>> breaking news tonight on an alarming new record. the measles outbreak, now the largest since the disease was declared eliminated in america two decades ago. new cases and hotspots from coast to coast. and tonight, a frightening new look at the risk years after you're infected. >>> also breaking tonight, parents charged with murder after a fraic search for a 5-year-old boy ends in a tragic discovery. a community reeling in shock and mourning. >>> a star basketball coach, an nba accused of sexual assault. >> i can no longer stand to not tell the story of what has profoundly affected my life. >> tonight his accuser coming forward, detailing what she says happened in an alleged motel room the company founded by her family. abigail disney calling to combat income inequality, asking request the ceo makes over a thousand times more than the average employee, a growing issue for many american companies. >>> the price you pay for a new car. we're at the auto show with hands-on looks at new styles, new sizes, and new safety features now in de

y > this is "nbc nighws" with lester holt. >>> good evening. late today, the other shoe dropped in that massive college admissions cheating scandal. no deal at least for now for "full house" r ctress lori loughlin and sband. instead, both hit with a second indictment today, along with 14 other parents. dait comes just a y after actress felicity huffman and dozen others made deals to plead guilty in the case. loughlin and her husband now charged with an additional felony, facing serious serious prison time attached, up to 40 years. miguel almaguer has yate developments. >> aou scared of going to prison, lori? >> reporte running errands as the new indictment came down today, actress lori loughlin, her fashion designer husband, and 14 other parents are now charged with conspiracy to commit fraud and moneylaundering. accused of paying thbribes to cheat eir children's way into college, the defendants now face up to 40 ye prison. >> i think that both the judge and the government want to send aessage, and that is you may be wealthy you may be famous,

. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt". this is >>> good evening, everyone. former vice president joe biden's efforts move past complaints that he has been inappropriately touchy with several women took an uncomfortable turn for some today when he used humor at his speaking event to controversy.se the the likely presidential candidate was then left j explaining hes to reporters following his first public appearance since the contversy began. tonight, not everyone is lawing off hre rks. our andrea mitchell has details. >> reporter: joe biden trying to get past the controversy er his behavior ad libbed a joke making light of it. i >>ust want you to know, i had permission ug toonnie. >> reporter: and again after inviting children to the stage. >> by the way, he gave me permiion to touch him. >> reporter: it went over well with the friendly audience and union members, mostly men. but later, trying to expln -- >> wasn't my intent to make light of anyone's discomfort. i realize my sponsibility is to not invade the space of anyone who is uncomfortable in that regard

announcer: this weekend, science gives antalia holt illustrated talk about women mathematicians and engineers recruited in the 1940's and 1950's to work at the jet propulsion laboratory. here is a preview. on december 31, 1958, the group assembles to launch explorer one. there are many women who are part of this launch but none is more important than barbara paulson. she is the one responsible for calculating the trajectory of the satellite as it leaves earth. this, she is sitting at a light table with paper and pencil. she's doing this all by hand. standing over her shoulder is richard feynman and we do bridge. everyone in the room is waiting on her calculations to find out if this mission will be a success. when she calculates that yes, explorer one has made it, america has its first satellite. the room erupts in celebration. it is an incredible moment. it is also the birth of nasa. after explorer one, everything changes. leave military design behind and are focused on space. >> learn more about the rocket girls recruited in the 1940's and 50's to work at the jet propulsion laboratory this

before she goes on to sign books, let's give a big thank ou to nathalia holt. [applause] > thank you so much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] . >> every weekend american history tv brings you 48 hours of unique programming exploring our nation's past. to view our special and an archive of all of programs visit c-span.org/history. san ated 10 miles from luis obispo, we traveled to avila people to see the saab san oint lighthouse. >> the town of avila beach is pretty much a case study of the entire state of california. not only do we have a native people, the chumash, who lived here 2000 -- here for the past 10,000 years, we also have a spanish ssion, which is the town san luis was build around. this was the entrance to and from the town when people would come by the sea. the importance stems from the 1870's. all of -- when all of the piers were constructed. one was active, the hartford, which is open today. shipscould bring people and supplies. a good example of that type of commerce is the early missions here would sell off their tallow

alison holt, bbc news.ighlighted the risks of being obese. it found even slightly overweight people are twice as likely to get type 2 diabetes. public health england says sustained action is needed to tackle the problem. the england batsman alex hales has been dropped from all international squads this summer. hales is serving a 21—day ban for an ‘off—field incident‘ but had been named in the provisional world cup squad earlier this month. the england and wales cricket board said it wanted to make sure the team was free from distractions. stevie chalmers — the celtic forward who scored the winning goal in the 1967 european cup final — has died at the age of 83. celtic have scored! the victory was the first time a british side lifted the trophy — and was one of 12 honours chalmers won during his time at celtic. his death comes after the captain of that 67 team, billy mcneill, passed away last week. technology used by space telescopes is being redeployed to help doctors beat bowel cancer. researchers at unive

alison holt, bbc news.e the full force of the law against climate change protesters causing disruption in london. the environmental group, extinction rebellion says it plans to target heathrow tomorrow on one of its busiest days of the year. meanwhile in a bbc documentary broadcast tonight, sir david attenborough says climate change could cause "irreversible damage to the natural world and the collapse of our societies". this report from our science correspondent rebecca morelle contains some distressing images. cheering blocking the streets, protesters from around the country descending on central london. rebellion! extinction rebellion leading another day of disruption. an attempt to force urgent action on climate change. this is the new wave of eco activism. it's giving climate change attention, but will it bring action? the campaigners here want greenhouse gas emissions to be reduced to zero by 2025. scientists say it's a target that's virtually impossible to achieve. the united nations agrees that we n

alison holt, bbc news.nction rebellion says it plans to target heathrow tomorrow, on one of its busiest days of the year. hundreds of thousands of people will be flying in and out of the airport for easter. heathrow says it's working with the authorities to address the threat. the police say they've arrested more than 500 people at sites across london this week. tom symonds is at waterloo bridge, which has been blocked all week. sophie, the police attempted to raise the pace of their attempts to clear these protest camps today. this afternoon, about 20 people were arrested but then about 30 protesters took their place and as you can see, the bridge is still closed and this man has been playing a cello where the traffic would normally be. it is a problem for the police. they say they can only use what they call reasonable force to clear the protests and this is a peaceful protest so all they can do is remove the protesters one by one. there has been some messages going around today, a fairly well worked out

alison holt, bbc news.ish far right campaigners and organisations who it says have been spreading hate and encouraging violence. they include the british national party and its former leader, nick griffin the english defence league, and britain first. the ban also applies on instagram, which is owned by facebook. here's our media editor amol rajan. masters of modern communication they may be, but according to facebook at least of these members of britain's ha rd least of these members of britain's hard right groups and organisations often spread hate or promote violence. the full list includes the british national party and its former leader nick griffin, britain first, its leader paul golding and former deputy leaderjayda fransen, the english defence league and its founding member paul ray, knights templar international, a militant christian group and its promoterjim dowson, national front and its leader tony martin and jack renshaw, a convicted neo—nazi who plotted to murder a labour mp. but a convicted n

the holt democratic party has moved less - - left bernie sanders got hammered. the holt democratic party has moved less - - left what about remaining in california quick. >> if you lived in california born and raised in the eighties you are in good shape. your house has appreciated if you haven't taken out loans it's a great place if you lived here long enough and buying a home early enough but those buying homes now because ofnd rules and regulations it is estimated the price of housing in california is almost 50 percent higher before the stupid regulations. that people my age are in good shape. >>host: what is your explanation? how do california move so far to the left there are no republicans elected in congress anymore quick. >> not a single one holds any office in california. and as a super majority in the senate and assembly they don't need to show up. for that growing hispanic vote and then an increasingly large number so it is a tough place on the issue of immigration. that the illegal aliens should be deported?se and if you say anything like that you wi

adder holt. >> thank you for yielding, mr. chairman. i, too, would like to welcome attorney general barr and assistant attorney general loftus to testify regarding the fy 2020 budget request. your stewardship at the department of justice is important to all our committees and it proposes key investments and what we can all agree on are criminal justice priorities, such as strengthening national security, reducing violent crime, enforcing our nation's immigration laws, combatting the opioid crisis and reducing recidivism. attorney general barr, we recognize that you have an incredible demanding job. your presence here this morning reveals how seriously you take the department's fy 2020 budget request, as well as the role of congress and this committee make in the funding decisions. so thank you for being here this morning. we want to work with you as the chairman said to ensure that the programs you administer to help keep this country safe are as effective and efficient as possible. i hope your testimony today will address many of the i

we're following for you in libya the united nations has called on troops commanded by warlords to holt's their advance on the capital tripoli u.n. chief antonio terror she has been trying to avert renewed civil war between the militia and the u.s. backed government. now don't forget you can always get d.w. news on the go just download our app from google play all from the apple store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications to any breaking news you can also use the d w to send us your photos and videos. from by then coming up next world stories this week reports and then on the whole the whole same thanks so much what you don't need. the country's economy growth because people.

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this is ours. >> reporter: holt, who works in a medical office, has never owned her own home.igh powered help, she says she is also setting an example for her kids. >> a lot of these families, they never thought they would have a house they could call their own. for them to be able to see this path to that -- achieving that goal, that means so much to us because you're changing people's lives. >> reporter: it is a hand up, not a hand out. habitat home owners like holt pay their own mortgages and volueer to help build other habitat homes. >> my workout for the day. >> reporter: this month the property brothers, habitat humanitarians, are kicking off habitat's home is the key campaign to raise awareness about the crisis in affordable housing in the u.s., where one in six families pay half or more of their income on their rent or mortgage. they join other habitat humanitarians over the years. garth brooks, trisha yearwood and former president jimmy carter, who last year worked beside our own john dickerson. >> there is a difference between a house that is just a collection of stu

we invite you to stay with us with lester holt right this broadcast. >>> amelia is here to talk about change in the temperatures coming up. some rain, does that help us in terms of the pollen and maybe getting some of this stuff? >> that's not aoo good >> i always find the pollen fascinating.ta since ied working here, about six years, jim knows, we get a daily pollen report. i learned a lot getting this pollent. rep the rain can temporarily take down the pollen count. if it is warm, depending on the wind direction that pollen is going right back up. the tree pollen is high right now. l three of us are noticing our seasonal allergies and sure you are as well. tomorrow, cooler by 5 degrees. that said, temperatures on track for normal this time of the tyear. lo mid 60s for highs, looking to friday for the weekend. there is rain around, not a washout but rain at times, in addition to rain over the g some , i'm track humility as well. a little humid out there on saturd. right now, based on sunday's forecast, it is looking to be humid this time of year. temper 6ures in low and low 70s. 70 d

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fifty is d w news live from berlin the united nations militia troops to holt's their advance on the capital of libya the forces a commanded by a warlord from the east who is in a power struggle with the u.s. backed government in tripoli the u.n. chief has been trying to a but for a new to civil war. coming up an escort on the moon over night turkey closes this old istanbul airport and opens a new one it's been billed as the largest move in aviation history and a fake prestige project the president had a want. and big game three five brits germany is this legal leader's dortmund i'm guy in munich prepared for that biggest jewel in the match could go a long way to deciding who finishes the season as champion. i knew chris mckinnon thank you so much for joining us. the united nations security council has called on militia forces closing in on the libyan capital tripoli to halt their advance but the troops commanded by khalifa haftar a warlord in the east of the country have also suffered some losses inflicted by troops from the un backed government there are now fears of a renewed civil war in

richard engele will be liv from paris with another update at 7:00 on nbc nightly news with tster holt. >>> back close home, scary moments for a young woman in our area who had been out with friends and t gught she'dotten into a ride share at the end of the night. but after pulling up to herdi bu, she says the driver there followed her and forced his way inside before robbing her. the vichm talked w our pat collins and he joins us now live on the "u" street corridor. this was a frightening scene, pat. >> reporter: indeed, jim. she said it began here, downtown and ended in bethesda. it got ugly in bethesda she said. ashe just wanted ride share home. she ended up becoming a victim of a terrifying robbery. surveiance video of the guy cops are loong for. this is no purse snatching. this is the beginning of a re fhare ripoff. a ripof that could have had tragic consequences. >> i was in the elevator where he tried to assault me twice.at that moment i was extremely terrified. >> reporter: the victim, a 29-year-old bethesda woman. we call her sdra. for obvious reasons, we're concealing her nam

brock holt, who is an infielder for the boston red sox, is out for ten days.e is on the injured list because he got poked in the eye by his 2-year-old son. his kid scratched his cornea, which let that be a lesson to all the working dads out there. never spend time with your children. and while this was an unfortunate event, obviously there are two sides to every story. here now to tell us what happened from his perspective, the 2-year-old son of brock, griffin holt, who is joining us from boston. hello, griffin. >> yeah, hey, how you doing there, sully? >> jimmy: it's jimmy, not sully. my name is jimmy. >> yeah, whatever, jimmy. you want a piece of me? if you want a piece of me, let's go right now, you and me, mano and baby. >> jimmy: i don't want a piece of you. i just wanted to know, how did this happen? how did you hurt your dad's eye? >> all right, all right, so listen to this. i'm just sitting at home, watching my [ bleep ], watching tom brady the tank engine. >> jimmy: it's thomas the engine, not tom brady. >> are you going to keep interrupting me or wha