. >> off the field issues in the nfl listen to this at a recent nnf owners houston texas owner mcnairlow the league should avoid having "the inmates running the prison". the report featured in espn the magazine surfaced this morning and texas wide out hopkins left practice because mcnair's comments. we caught up with eagles safety malcolm jenkins to hear what he úhad to say about mcnair's word. >> from a player's perspective, we, um, i think done a great job of trying to work in a collaborative manner to -- with the league to really come up with solutions to move forward and create real change, and i don't see that changing. obviously, his comments represent him, um, but from a player's standpoint we're focused on our goals. we feel like we still have an opportunity to move forward with whoever is interested in doing that. >>> i can't say this enough. i love that man malcolm jenkins. i love they represents us. be sure to join us for a wonderful day of football action we kick things off bright and early on sunday fox "game day live" at 10am. eagles and 9'ers at 1:00, cowboys at the ski

that poster there, this is an example of this kind of mosquito in which we performed the scan in houston texas. what you see from this mosquito is that we reconstruct the ratio of components. some% homo sapiens, the virus in the same family of rabies which is very different from rabies nobody really understands what this virus is. as we do more and more experiments, which correlates known and known types. >> another look at how microsoft is using technology. >> and now on the communicators, we want to introduce you to doctor eric of microsoft. what is your role here? >> my title is managing executive of microsoft. >> and what does that mean. >> it means in my purview are several laboratories across the world some called microsoft research, research and development lab for microsoft corporation. >> so we layman, are you the are in the d. >> there's r&d everywhere in microsoft. we are the big r and d. we do both and we work closely with teams as well as why we look to the blue sky and innovate over the horizon. >> what kind of projects are here. >> we span the gamma of what is called the computi

. >> that is houston, texas. n going on since hurricane harvey hit. >> reporter: a tragic opera that ends in triumph. catie beck, nbc news, houston. >>> we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watchi "superbicon." ♪ now on "extra." >>> i have been slut shamed, i have been harassed. >> rose mcgowan unleashes, speaking publicly for the first time about taking on weinstein. ashley judd on the avalanche of accusers. >> what were your thoughts when you first heard more stories come out. >> the powerful women calling this a tipping point in america. >> it is about power, it is not about sex. >>> selena gomez's first interview with the best friend that saved her life by donating a kidney. >> my kidneys were just done. >>> plus, why sharon stone says she's grateful to selena. >> thank you. >>> simon cowell, arriving home after his emergency trip to the hospital. all new details on his scary fall down a

cities like houston, texas, or the state of florida were the really hit hard by irma. we sou how the u.s. virgin islands were also decimated by hurricane maria. so this is not in an exclues kib calamity and exclusive humanitarian crisis of puerto rico. the virgin islands are also reeling back from the storm and they're all uz citizens. they must be offered all the rights and privileges antsds help that we would offer any american citizen across the world. >> your district the 13th district of new york has a particular connection to puerto rico. can you talk about it. >> yes, i represent el beario, east harlem which is really the cradle of the puerto rican migration to the mainland, to the united states. and so they settled their many, many -- >> morning. good morning. good morning, everyone. what an event-filled morning it has been. really one that marks a transformative moment for our country. this morning had, when the republicans voted to advance the budget that they put forth, they made -- they drew a line in the sand between the middle class and working families.

john kennedy stood in front of a group of protestant ministers in houston, texas and says if i run in this election and lose i'll happily return to the senate. but if i fail to be elected because of my faith, then 40 million americans have lost their right to be able to be president the day they were baptistiz baptistized. the question we're dealing with, dealing with judges, is again resolving this issue of echl freedom of religion. do americans need not apply to be judges, in public office in the federal government if they have their faith and live their faith. or can we, we've said over 200 years, have your faith, live your faith, or have no faith at all and still be an american. and i'm shocked this is still a conversation, that people become afraid of people of faith. you can have a faith and have a name on your faith and just don't let anyone see it. that's not who we are and who we should be. i'm glad we're moving forward on amy barrett's nomination, saying let's base on qualifications not based on their private faith. >> well, i think we've heard about amy barrett, we've heard

texas. the houston rally, an example of a russian effort that had real impact on the ground. e the stated mission of heart of texas was to promote texas secessionism, cnn has suggested parts of the account that suggest racial discord was also part of its playbook. one post asks, since when has this country turned into a liberal cesspool full of all sorts of ethnic and sexual -- >> the houston rally was small and ended peacefully, according to the houston police department and yet the council of american islamic relations in texas had alerted the fbi after a post threatened to, quote, blow this place up. fear and divisions on the streets of houston, engineered from russia. claire sebastian, cnn, new york. >>> former u.s. president barack obama reveals the best decision he ever made and here's a hint. it came years before he ever set foot in the oval office. building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in

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. >> abogado penalista y houston texas, desde aquel entonces representa a la familia. >> ttenemos evidenciao nada. >> han pasado siete aÑos y con todas las pruebas que aseguran tener, los hernÁndez no han podido ni siquiera demandar legalmente a la gente involucrado. >> no tenemos el derecho a la corte. >> no es si se cometiÓ o no un asesinato contra sergio adriÁn hernÁndez. sino si su caso puede ser juzgado en cortes estadounidenses. para unos aunque los disparos provengan de algÚn agente estadounidense, la muerte se dio aquÍ, en mÉxico. para otros quÉ mÁs da dÓnde se dio la muerte, lo importante es de quien vinieron los disparos y desde dÓnde. >> la ley es muy clara, los agentes estÁn prohibidos a disparar a mÉxico. saben que no pueden hacerlo. quÉ dice la gente? yo no sabÍa que era mÉxico. >> reconoce tu error. >> buscamos al abogado del agente, seguimos esperando su respuesta. han habido cinco muertes mÁs en territorio mexicano a manos de la patrulla fronteriza. >> otro caso que pasÓ en tijuana, estamos el mismo problema. su cuerpo quedÓ en mitad de estados unidos y mitad de mÉxico. >>

what has >>> more controversy for the nfl, houston texas owner was quoted saying the inmates are running the prison. he was making a reference to the national anthem. the mayor then apologized and said he was saying it as a quote, figure of speech. athletes all across the sports world are reacting, including warriors' forward tray monday green. >> i personally wouldn't want to play for someone who thinks i'm an inmate i've never done anything to be an inmate. a figure of speech aren't okay in 2017. so, you know. how come i didn't give a figure of speech that's not socially okay i okay, i'm going to get fired. >> now the texan's team walked out a practice today when learning about the comments. >>> while there was going to be a cool vibe, steve will be dressing a technical style. -- to the northbouba title, mo 50 years spend in the nfl organization. discovers wi discover doves will take on the raiders. >>> marshawn lynch will serve a one-game suspension for shoving an official. after facing the bills, the raiders will stay out east and head to mr. for the game against the doll vins on nov

. >>> more controversy for the nfl, houston texas owner was quoted saying the inmates are running thewas making a reference to the national anthem. the mayor then apologized and said he was saying it as a quote, figure of speech. athletes all across the sports world are reacting, including warriors' forward tray monday green. >> i personally wouldn't want to play for someone who thinks i'm an inmate. i've never done anything to be an inmate. a figure of speech aren't okay in 2017. so, you know. how come i didn't give a figure of speech that's not socially okay i okay, i'm going to get fired. >> now the texan's team walked out a practice today when learning about the >>> while there was going to be a cool dressing a technical style. -- to the northbouba title, mo 50 years spend in the nfl organization. discovers wi discover doves will take on the raiders. >>> marshawn lynch will serve a one-game suspension for shoving an official. after facing the bills, the raiders will stay out east and head to mr. for the game against the doll vins on november 5th. to make the long trip easier, the

egypt tie mosquito from houston, texas, and we see we reconstruct a ratio of components. 90%, some percent homo sapien, a virus in the same family as rabies but very different, so it means it's most likely a novel virus in the same family. nobody really understands yet what this virus is, whether that's a threat or not. as we do these experiments more and more, we start to correlate known and unknown viruses with particular mosquitoes and particular hosts trying to triangulate what that virus is. >> host: another look at how microsoft is using technology. mr. jackson, thank you. >> guest: thank you so much. thank you. >> host: and now on "the communicators" we want to introduce you to dr. eric horvitz of microsoft. dr. horvitz, what's your role here? what's your title? >> guest: my title is managing director of microsoft research lab. >> host: and what does that mean? >> guest: it means that in my purview are several laboratories across the world. it's the core of what we call microsoft research. the fundamentals are research and development technology labs for microsoft corporation. >> ho

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saying it's true, it's a sense that the people of puerto rico are being treated differently than houston texasetting much less help. that's a quantitative fact. at the heard of this, as i'm afraid it is at the heart of these things with the president, he feels wronged by the mayor of san juan. the back and forth got under his skin and it has been a political fight at the expense of people who are dieing, getting sick, not going to have electricity for months. it's a human tear crisis down this. if you allow somebody, if he feels wronged or a slight, that is a huge problem and it goes to temperame temperament. >> and he is not even trying to reign in the things that the president does on twitter. and i think he has probably done the most harm. >> well it is just twitter reveals his character. we get to see his temperament, and with regard to puerto rico, when he is talking about the puerto rican people. these are our country men. weeks after this, who should not be dieing because of the mal e malfeasance and incompetition of the administration. it's remarkable to see the president of the united

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always to have the "power lunch" team in houston, texas, with e feel special. >> thanks. i didn't tell you to say that. i appreciate that. i just realized something, too, not only are you a billionaire, now the owner of the rockets, you're also the only undefeated nba owner ever. >> you're right. >> sell it now and -- no, i'm kidding. why -- let's talk about this, seriously, though, tilman. you got a lot on your plate, 600 some restaurants, golden nugget casinos, hotels all over the country. why buy the rockets? >> everybody wants to be a part of their hometown, and i started following the rockets 35 years ago, and have been a part of them in different ways for 35 years. but to final will i haly to have opportunity to own a team in your hometown, it's the most special feeling in the world there's a lot of openowners t et want to buy different teams but have to in different cities. to buy a team where you grew up, when i followed the rockets when i was in junior high school with alvin hayes. >> yes. >> that's how far it goes back this is a great feeling. i love it. and loo

one example, i live in houston, texas. i doubt there's a person in this room who would work in a roof in august for $100,000. a lot of reasons for that. i don't think anyone is qualified to do roofing. second, they just won't do it. they will figure out another way to support their family. i don't know what that says about people in the united states, just true. when we have a situation where we need workers, nobody is forcing people to take these jobs. this is not slavery. people don't have to take the jobs we are talking about today. they can turn them down, and so i just wanted to mention that, mister chairman, in the debate, support the legislation, appreciate your bringing it up, in his original bill. >> the gentleman from new york. recognized for 5 minutes. >> the chairman said earlier, considerable support. i'm not aware of many groups that do support it. i don't think it has much industry support, having made that observation i yield to the gentlelady from california. >> i have a lot of respect, don't always agree

southndated houston and texas. 51 inches of rain. hurricane irma was the strongest atlantic hurricane on record before it hit the virgin islands and florida. while these storms have been devastating, hurricane maria's impact on puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands has been nothing less than catastrophic. the scope of potential health risks caused by this ongoing crisis is still coming into focus. it is clearly considerable. nearly a month after hurricane maria hit, the impact remains decimating. nearly 80% of puerto rico still does not have power and hhs reported of substantial amount of hospitals are either not operational or require diesel to run generators to keep functioning. one third of residents lack reliable access to potable water. contaminated water is spreading contagious diseases and while i certainly appreciate the effort by volunteers, including physicians and nurses volunteering their time with the teams, i am concerned that poor management of the hurricane response at a federal level may hinder response efforts. th

[risas] soy evelyn, venezolana y haciÉndola en houston, texas.emecieron a todos de alguna forma. karla: como siempre, marÍa antonieta, gracias. marÍa antonieta: son dos horas. junto con fÉlix. fÉlix fue parte dealgo muy importante en la cobertura de puerto rico. de primera mano viene a dar su testimonio. karla: tÚ tambiÉn estuviste en el terremoto en mÉxico. marÍa antonieta: exacto. tambiÉn, todos los reporteros rompiendo todo para poder salir adelante. karla: muchas gracias por ese labor de informar. vamos a estar pendientes. muchas gracias, marÍa antonieta. felicidades para todo el departamento de noticias. muy bien. vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". cindy no viene con nosotras, vámonos? no tiene vestido. ♪ así no vas a ningún lado. ♪ cindy? ♪ presentamos un nuevo crossover. el toyota c-hr. toyota. vayamos juntos. ♪ satcha:es un gusto que estÉ con nosotros. viernes 6 de octubre de 2017. arrancamos estÁ ahora contando que, desafortunadamente, aumenta el saldo mortal de la tormenta tropical. ya serÍan 25 los fallecidos en costa

it is simply harder to do on an island 1,100 miles away than in houston, texas. people saying we should be doing it faster. we are in the trump administration and we are used to criticism, but when i sit down there with people there every single day, and these are folks that know what they are doing, and they are telling me and you they are doing everything they can, and i believe them. you may not, but i do. >> what is that about? i don't believe them. when did i say i don't belief the first responders. >> just prefaced it by saying we were not doing it enough. >> every first responder did not say we are not trying, of course not, they are the best among us. they were saying whether it's about the drivers or about fuel distribution or how they are dealing with local government and the problems with bureaucracy, they were all pointing to things they needed to connect going forward to do it better. that's not fake. that's not saying it's getting done poorly or it's wrong or bad or somebody is failing, it's a reflection of the reality. that's our job to report it.

the junior from houston texas. he's the biggest hitter on defense. and he's had some good hits today. it looks like they are working on the right leg. six feet, 220 pounds. >> hopefully he will be okay. he's had a couple of nicks and dings and hopefully he'll come on back. >> no weight on that right leg for right now. >> he looks like a linebacker. >> they've had good linebacker play. chad whitener is physical. justin phillips. >> there he is. >> it looks like it is going to be friendly fire right there from williams. kind of spinning into him. >> jamychal hasty in the back, baylor trying to make back to back drives with some points. hasty gets three to the 12. justin phillips who had a great first half, it is like we are watching temple here with matt rhule. blake black mar the right guard pulling around and hasty get under him and finishes a good play. >> coach rhule did not want to mess around. run drill for everybody. >> and no question. and hasty and williams who have been injured, you could see why they like him so much. they still like the you

i'm delighted this is my first trip to texas, and that i'm here in houston. [applause] i wanted to visit more than one city and i am going to austin, but i can't visit every place i want. to still have a day job and i only have a few days to visit cities and promote my book, but i make a promise, on television, so you can hold me to it, i will be back to visit other cities in texas. >> hear hear. [applause] >> now, randall, where are you and suzanne sitting? i didn't see where you went to. they're right there. you met the -- part of the ron i could come, and is what ran dan and suzanne morton, the founders of the progressive forum, who put this visit together for me. they have extended every warmth and courtesy to me. i even had to -- [speaking spanish] -- at dinner tonight. and i am surrounded by flowers, some 0 of which i describe in the book, from my beloved -- part of my beloved world, puerto rico. randall, suzanne, thank you. so, i'm here to talk to you about my book, and about what my book is about. and when i started to write it, there was one thing i

citizens with their votes going into houston to help rescue people from the flood ravaged area of houston, texas and that storm, hurricane harvey is much different than this one. it's a bigger storm and it lingered and move slow and dumped a delusion of more than 50 inches of rain on that city. this category one storm quite different moving a lot faster and that has got to give you a sense of relief, i'll be at, you're still looking to help out your neighbors along the gulf coast or they need to. >> absolutely. the things that storms have in common is the ability to surprise. they are living things almost that can change right before your eyes and just when you thank you have it pegged where they will go and what they will do, nature changes the course or the conditions and suddenly you're dealing with something that you had in forcing. the trick is to plan for the worst implant for everything that's much easier to send people home at the end of the day to try to ring people [inaudible]. kelly: colonel ed busch, thank you for joining us, sir. we are wishing you all the safety that you can have t