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. ♪ this choir, known as the aiollians from huntsville alabama gave an emotional performance, just hoursf a terrifying bush crash and fire. >> even now when we think about it it is like something out of a movie, you know. was this real? >> choir manager says 18 members of the group were traveling on a bus from sfo to their hotel in san francisco when there was an accident involving three cars in lanes of northbound 101 in brisbane. the chp says it appears the bus could not stop in time and slammed into one of the cars. seconds later the bus was rear-ended by an suv. >> the collision in the back of the bus just threw me forward. knocked me in the front and down the steps. >> reporter: the driver of the suv was killed. the impact of the crash started a fire, which began to engulf the bus in flames. >>ould blow at any time. >> at the moment we didn't know we were looking death in the face. >> reporter: the bus driver tried in vein to help. >> he ran and got a fire extinguisher and came out and was trying. but that fire was just. it was just -- it was just too stro strong. >> reporter: every

we will go to huntsville to speak to one of the last doctors performing abortions in alabama. then we will look at a post-roe america would look like. the president trump overhauling the nation's immigration system to favor high skilled workers over i immigrantnts who hahave y ties to the united states. preses. trump: demococrats are proposing open borders, lower wages, and, frankly, lawless chaos. we're proposing an imimmigration planan that puputs the j jobs, , and safety of amameric workers first. amy: we will speak with two immigran r right activists who faceced possible deportation due to theirir activism. all that and more, coming up. wewelcome e to demococracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump has unveiled plans for a new so-called merit-based immigration system that would prioritize highly-skilled and english-speaking workers, while further restricting asylum seekers and immigrants who have family living in the united states. trump announced his plan in the white house rose garden thursday. pres. trump: my plan expedites

. >> the world renown choir from oakwood university in huntsville, alabama.us carrying 18 choir members and wo staff members couldn't avoid colliding with an accident ahead on highway 101 near the san francisco airport. that crash was minor but sends later another vehicle slammed into the back of the bus sending students flying out of their seats. >> i just said you need to get off the bus. everyone off the bus now. >> moments after they got off the bus it caught fire burning all of their belongings. >> we came out of that. >> the choir manager becomes emotional thingking of how students in his care. today he walks with a cane still suffering from whiplash ♪ on sunday they said their voices as promised at third baptist. >> we peel encouraged because of all the love we received yesterday. we feel blessed to still be here. a little pain. my neck is very stiff right now, but we're hopeful. >> it is a mixture of gratitude of course and concern because it was a family that actually lost someone. he died in the crash. choir members say they sang for him. >> you cou

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you'd never know 18 members of this group visiting from oakwood university in huntsville, alabama justved a traumatic bus crash. >> we feel blessed to be here. in a little pain. my neck is stiff right now. >> reporter: solo evident chad lapoe is still having flashbacks of the accident on highway 101 early saturday morning. the charter bus taking them from sfo to their hotel in san francisco caught fire after being involved in a multivehicle accident. >> we had never seen anything like it. all i could do was call my girlfriend and cry. >> reporter: miraculously, everyone escaped the bus safely, including choir manager delroy mcknee, who injured his leg during the impact. >> just being able to get them off and get them to safety and we were able to say to parents, your child is okay. >> reporter: authorities say the driver of an suv which struck the bus was killed. he's identified as 51-year-old kenneth bishop from san mateo. >> we send all of our prayers to his family. >> reporter: the choir's luggage was destroyed in the fire, but the community has stepped up to help them replace every

i had been sent to huntsville by the g3, to study what could be done about patriot missiles and getting them onto c-130 aircraft and something more mobile. if the patriot folks have done more homework after 9/11, they could have had anything the united states would give them. their defense became a key concern. never dreamt the next i went to the pentagon i would see defense weapons in the parking lot. i had to take a train from west point. i was going down to meet the gentleman who had the job at that time that i have now. mr. reggie brown was the assistant secretary of the army for manpower and reserve affairs. if you are not familiar with the secretary of the army, the secretary is an overall control of the army. the chief of staff of the army, the senior military officer is his military advisor. the secretary has several assistants, several logistics, finances, comptroller, general counsel and then manpower and reserve affairs, which has a fairly large portfolio and oversight of about 60% of the army's budget. all things human to include training, operations, mobilization. i was the

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. >> reporter: the award winning choir from huntsville alabama miraculously hand in hand preaching their words in pitch perfect unison. just a day after half of them lost most of their belongings in a multi vehicle crash in south san francisco. >> it is incredible that they have been able to still have the spirit of can-do. >> reporter: the bay area showed its too, coming forward with donations making sure the students can perform. they outfitted members head to toes if from former wear for the concerts. >> the young people have the clothing to do this good work. >> it is wonderful to see people rally around them. they have gone through a difficult time. i am just really glad they have to support they need. >> the generosity just blew my mind. >> reporter: and the choir members gave back to every one in the audience. [ applause ] >> reporter: mayor london reid was also in attendance here on the receiving end of the beautiful music and showing her support for the choir, the music director at the church here, one o the grade schoolteachers. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> a gunman open

. >> reporter: the world renown choir from oakwood university in huntsville alabama had a near deatherience saturday morning shortly after arriving in san francisco. a bus carrying 18 choir members and 2 staff members couldn't avoid colliding near the san francisco airport. that crash was minor. but seconds later another vehicle slammed into the back of the bus seconding students flying out of their seats. >> i just said you need to get off the bus. i want everyone off the bus now. >> moments after it caught fire burning all of their belongings. >> we came out of that. >> reporter: choir manager becomes emotional thingking of how close he came from losing the students in his care. today he walks with a cane still suffering from whiplash and bruising. ♪ >> reporter: on sunday the choir shared their voices as promised at third baptist. >> we feel encouraged because of all the love we received yesterday. we feel blessed to still be here. my neck is very stiff right now. we're hopeful. >> it is a mixture of gratitude and concern because there was a family that lost someone. >> reporter:

in huntsville, josh moon, a reporter and clumist with the alabama political reporters. bring us up to speed. what does this measure mean and do we know whether the governor is going to sign it? >> we do not know whether the governor is going to sign it. she's a republican. she's not commented public ally but all indications are the bill passed right here last night will be signed by the governor. she has six days to sign it. currently, the structure in our modern times is still a little old school. they don't just e-mail the bill toer her. it has to be physically taken to her office. it's not been delivered to her office yet as best we understand. the governor is is not in her office now. she's currently at an event, which is completely unrelated to this bill. but what this law in alabama will do, as you note, it will be the most restrictive in the country. among should have been included because there were amendments were suggestions there be exceptions for inn zesrape. that was not include. it was debated here on the floor but not included. and another thing that make

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also nearby huntsville. damage is extensive from the storms that blew through, after several weeks of heavy activity throughout the country. nearly 500 reported tornadoes in the last 30 days. many of these communities in the middle of the country in tornado alley and elsewhere in the south have been dealing with all of it. now that we're seeing first light, we can see more damage. hope to report on it more through the day. thankfully, no serious injuries or deaths to report so far. but search teams are assessing damage this morning. >> 500 tornadoes. what a month they've had. let's head to oklahoma where kerry sanders is standing by. flooding there is getting worse in some areas. how bad is it? >> reporter: it is rising and the arkansas river is still increasing. there's more rain in the forecast. remember, there's a relationship here, tornadoes come and thunder heads that dump rain and result in roads getting washed out like this, we're seeing more of that on the arkansas river. to give you an idea, up rive

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this group known as aeolians from oakwood university from huntsville, alabama, on their way to hotel after landing in san francisco. when they were involved if a deadly chain-reaction crash. >> it was like a nightmare. i couldn't believe it was happening. >> reporter: the impact igniting a fire which quickly engulfed the bus. >> one of the young ladies in front of me was crying, yelling and screaming because it was just unreal. >> reporter: everyone on the bus managed to escape unhurt. and with a new powerful perspective. >> to still be here and to still be able to minister through song, which is what the aeolians is all about, is nothing but a blessing. >> there were several other vehicles involved in the crash. one person in an suv that hit the bus was killed. we're told another person is hospitalized and the california highway patrol is investigating. >> they are incredible. >> absolutely. really impressive group. >> thank you, marci. >>> we want to transition, though, two people have now been confirmed dead, two others unaccountable in that massive plant explosion in illinois. th

. >> reporr: pence gave that address at nasa's marshall spaceflight center in huntsville alabama, wherey designed the saturn v rocket that carried apollo aronauts to the moon. the even b boeing are building now, the space launch system, or s.l.s., is troubled. >> it's behind schedule. yes, it's over cost. a yes, it's behallenge. every rocket program in history has had those challenges, but we're almost there and the problems that it has hadit historically been under development now for 10 years, we're getting those problems fid. >> reporter: elon musk's spacex is in early development of a ige rocket for missions to the moon and mars, bis unlikely a commercial alternative to s.s. would be ready in time. besides, politics dictates this rocket be at the center of this program. the powerful delegation from alabama will have it no other way. when he came to nasa, bridenstine was in his third term as a republican congressman from oklahoma. understands technology through a political prism.wo >> there areinds of risk. there's the technical risk and then there the political risk. as a member of

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this is huntsville, alabama. aka, rocket city, usa. this is a very difficult job.mployees across the country bring financial stress to work. if you're stressed out financially at home, you're going to be too worried to be able to do a good job. i want to be able to offer all of the benefits that keep them satisfied. it is the people that is really the only asset that you have. put your employees on a path to financial wellness with prudential. bring your challenges. neil: all right. apparently republicans are very close to an immigration plan trying to work with the administration on that. the administration working with them. blake burman with all the details. hey, blake. reporter: neil this is plan jared kushner has been trying to orchestrate up on capitol hill to put together a immigration plan that republicans senators are working on. coming over this afternoon to discuss it. i'm told the area of 10 different senators or so. already today the president is warning democrats as it relates to immigration, he sent out the following tweet just a little while ago, wr

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tommy tice of huntsville, arkansas, who retires this month after 42 years in coaching and athletic administration. coach tice coached more football games as a head coach than anyone in arkansas history, 454 games. he had a combined record of 288 wins, 160 losses, and six ties. and overall winning percentage of 63%. he was selected head coach of the arkansas all-star football game six times. womewome he had a state championship -- mr. womack: he had a state championship, 13 conference titles, and 19 playoff appearances. an arkansas sports hall of fame inductee in 2016, coach tice has been a teacher and mentor to dozens of coaches throughout the state of arkansas. he's one of my best friends and i can't think of anyone more impactful on student athletes than coach tommy tice. i congratulate him on a remarkable career and i wish him well in his retirement. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom nevada seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. horsford: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to rec