keir simmons, nbc news, delhi. >>> and that will do it for us on a monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. right now at 6. in an nbc bay area exclsuvie -- the south bay jail that's >>> it is trying to be proved. >> right now at 6:00 in an nbc bay area exclusive, the south area jail missing a key level of security. i'm laura garcia-cannon in for jessica augeri. >> i'm raj mathai. lack of security at the jail. we obtained confidential documents that shed light on this story. damian trujillo joins us from the jail with this exclusive story. damian? >> reporter: raj, these memos were issued in september and november of 2014 and insist something has to be done to improve the camera surveillance system here at elmwood but nothing has been done, until today. just hours after we called the santa clara county's sheriff's office a deputy and two men walked the perimeter looking at the position of the old and future surveillance system. >> it's adequated and trying to prove it. we've been trying to prove it. the sheriff has been trying

nbc's keir simmons has the story. >> reporter: this trip to india was kate's idea.he's been learning the language. or trying. visiting poor children in mumbai, inspiration for the movie "slumdog millionaire." >> what could a slum dog possibly know? >> reporter: and challenging a local dancer. even managing to get through a breezy wardrobe malfunction, kate confident playing sports with william. before the couple paying homage at gandhi's shrine. the duke and duchess are here to pay their respects. you can see them giving the ceremonial scarves. and william attending to the queen at an event to mark her upcoming 90th birthday. >> now i can report back to granny i have done my duty. >> reporter: but it is william's mother who looms large over this trip. diana was pictured at the taj mahal alone with prince charles in 1992. the image telegraphed to the world their marriage was over. william will visit that same spot this week with his wife. the future king influenced at every stage by strong women. keir simmons, nbc news, deli. >>> hillary clinton's campaign has fun wi

keir simmons reports from windsor. >> reporter: lunch with the queen at windsor castle where on thursday celebrated her 90th birthday. >> she knows that people are going to be nervous. >> even an amount bass dor? >> absolutely. and i was. >> president obama arrived in the uk on thursday night. in the past, royal etiquette has proved a challenge. in 2011, a timing error -- >> to her majesty the queen, the vitality of the special relationship. >> reporter: the president's toast competing with an orchestra. while in 2009, the first lady's arm around the british monarch, criticized by some and then a time where president bush winked at her majesty. >> she gave me a look that only a mother can give a child. >> reporter: she has danced with president ford and ridden horses with president reagan. in total, she's met 11 u.s. leaders. >> it says don't be intimidated by all of these instructions. really in the moment, the queen will make you feel incredibly welcome. >> reporter: tonight, the president will dine with the duke and duchess of cambridge fresh from their stunning tour of india and bhut

back to you. >> keir simmons in london. >> this weekend, you'll get a chance tostep back in time fornual civil war re-enactment. it's the largest one on the east coast outside of gettysburg. chuck represents the union, and representing the confederate states is bill mcgowan. thank you both for coming in today. when people think about the civil war they think about gettysburg. so why has this event in bucks town? >> it started 27 years ago. actually, as a fund-raiser. looking for a way to make money for preservation. and the state park just turned out to be a great place to hold it. >> and spectators are coming this weekend. how many people come and watch the re-enactment? >> in excess of 15,000, throughout the weekend. >> what can spectators expect to see there? >> well, they're going to see how camp life was back during the civil war. both on the union side and the confederate side. what they'll see is the soldiers actually doing soldierly things in camp. cooking their meals, cleaning their weapons, drilling. doing minor repairs on their uniforms. the women in the confederate camp w

keir simmons, nbc news, windsor. >> coming up next, suicide in america.vernment figures released this morning ahead of a suicide prevention panel happening this weekend right here in our area. >> clouds with us now. gloverwhen i visitedi knew whmy family in georgia.ike when i saw bernie sanders getting arrested for protesting segregation, it was powerful. dr. martin luther king jr. was building a poor people's movement where blacks, whites, latinos, asian-americans would come together around economic justice, and that's what bernie is trying to do today. i think bernie is with us. that's why i support bernie sanders. sanders: i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> we're following breaking news right now from rural ohio. that's where authorities in pike county say there have been shootings involved -- involving multiple fatalities here. the location is about 80 miles east of cincinnati. we're still working to find out how many people were killed exactly. and as we make calls and get information, stay with nbc10 and nbc10 app for updates on thi

nbc news foreign correspondent keir simmons in our london bureau, president of the council on foreigngene washington, as well as jillian tett will be joining us as well. first to you, ron allen. you've been traveling with the president. a lot of people in britain asking no less than boris johnson, the mayor of london, who is in favor of britain exiting from the european union, why did he write in a major newspaper a column, the president did, saying that britain should stay in the european union? he's being criticized for dipping into their domestic controversy. >> exactly, andrea, especially by the side represented by boris johnson and others who want to leave europe. the language here has been really very emotional, very inflammatory in cases, but the president feels very strongly about this. he has said that basically the united states sees britain as a bridge to europe and that britain is a stronger partner if it is part of this 28-member e.u. coalition as well as other coalition. it's a pretty cut and dried issue for the administration. that's what they have been saying leading u

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we get the details from keir simmons. >> reporter: like old friends, the president and first lady with william, kate and harry. earlier the queen greeting obama as he stepped off marine one. the president in the front seat, her majesty in the back, her husband driving them all. >> i have to say, i have never been driven by a duke of edinboro before. and i can report that it was very smooth riding. >> reporter: but tonight the president sparking controversy, taking sides in a critical upcoming vote here over whether britain should leave the european union. >> the united kingdom is at its best when it's helping to lead a strong europe. >> reporter: standing with prime minister david cameron, warning britain outside europe won't have the same economic relationship with the u.s. >> the uk is going to be in the back of the cube. >> reporter: the comment causing a backlash in newspapers and on television. it was an astonishing intervention. blunt, frank, even a little menacing. as a senior british politician, the outspoken mayor of london, boris johnston, accusing the president of hypocrisy,

we have nbc's keir simmons in india with more. keir, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning, william and kate walked along the path behind me toward the magnificent taj mahal. walking in his mother's footsteps. they sat on the bench where diana sat all those years ago. an emotional day. william sitting with kate on a romantic bench where his mother sat alone. with that picture, diana showing her marriage was over. >> the princess sat on that she said it was a healing experience. when asked what was meant by it, make of you you will. >> reporter: today, with this new image, william making his own history. this is the wonderful moment of the trip. william walking with kate in his mother's footsteps will be seen around the world. it was kate who encouraged william to visit india. and on the first day, they went to a slum in mumbai. then wednesday, they drew the world's attention to the plight of endangered rhinos. this week has seen great fun. william trying a new musical instrument. and when they reached bhutan, the couple truly relaxed. and making a three-hour tr

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we get the story from nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: this trip to india was kate's idea, accordingto prince william. she's been learning the language -- or trying. visiting poor children in mumbai, inspiration for the movie "slum dog millionaire." possibly know? >> reporter: and encouraging her reluctant husband to challenge a local dancer. >> no, i don't think so. >> reporter: even managing to get through a breezy wardrobe malfunction today kate, confident, playing sport with william before the couple paying homage at gandhi's shrine in delhi. the duke and duchess, william and kate, are here to pay their respects. you can see them now being given their ceremonial scarves. then this afternoon william attending to another woman in his life, the queen, at an event to mark her upcoming 90th birthday. >> now i can report back to granny that i've done my duty. [ laughter ] >> reporter: but it's william's mother who looms large over this trip. diana was pictured at the taj mahal alone during a visit to india with prince charles in 1992. the image telegraphed to the world their marriage w

. >> keir simmons reports from windsor. ♪ >> reporter: the queen emerging this morning to cheering crowds she will celebrate at a private party. 60 guests, mostly relatives. >> it's quite a moment for the family. >> reporter: overnight, her official birthday portrait published, posing with princess charlotte and prince george and some of her other grandchildren and great-grandchildren. another picture, the queen with four of her beloved dogs. william paying tribute in a new interview. >> losing my mother at a young age, it's been important for me to have someone like the queen to look up to and who has understood some of the more complex issues when you lose a loved one. >> reporter: the queen turning 90 celebrated this week. by all ages. ♪ nbc was given permission to show footage of the queen as a young child. the world's most photographed woman who almost never shows emotion in public but loves a good joke, a little eccentric and humble. >> once said, anyone can get old. all you have to do is to live long enough. >> reporter: and this morning, britain said, thank you, your majesty. whil

>> the couple trekked through a forest in bhutan connecting with nature and each other, but as keir simmons reports, something happened that made them angry. >> reporter: holding hands, william and kate clearly enjoying the time together this morning in a romantic setting. it got better as they hiked higher and higher towards the historic tiger's nest monastery. the couple stopping halfway for pictures in front of the breath-taking views. stunning, william called it. t a buddha holy site where a revered guru meditated for three years, three months, and three days. afterwards kate and william described the experience and said they were looking forward to seeing the kids. >> it was amazing. beautiful scenery as you saw. >> it's an amazing experience. very lucky and fortunate to see such beautiful scenery. >> you must be missing your children. >> massively, yeah, of course. we're looking forward to seeing them but they're in good hands. >> reporter: last night they were guests of bhutan's king and queen. the evening soured by news of a rhino killed by poachers at the indian conservation park w

keir simmons reports from new delhi. >> reporter: it's the first time william and kate have been together for a royal trip overseas in almost two years. already, they're loving it. we comed with bouquets of flowers, one each. learning the local language. but arriving in india to tragedy. a fire here killing at least 110 people at a religious temple. >> catherine and i would like to offer our condolences to all of those affected by the terrible fire at the temple. >> reporter: and their first stay in mumbai at a hotel attacked by terrorists in 2008, they met victims and staff who rescued guests. the duke and dutchess could be targeted, one former scotland yard officer warning. >> even a failed attempt or an attack elsewhere is going to cause an awful lot of attention and will be a coup for isis. >> reporter: those fears, one reason, perhaps, their children, prince george and princess charlotte, stayed at home. kate, still desperate to make the trip. >> when catherine and i were married, india was the first place on catherine's list that she told me she wanted to visit. two children and fiv

keir simmons reports from india. >> reporter: the duke and dutchess on safari this morning for a close encounter with india's rhinos or as close as you'd want to get. last night they were welcomed with dancing around a campfire. the youngest dancer, just 3. today the royal couple meeting rangers in the national park to who protect the endangered rhino. >> how well resourced are you guys? what were your injuries. >> reporter: one ranger explaining he was attacked by an animal. we took our own trip in the park seeing elephants in the wild and close by, like william and kate, we saw rhinos. only 3,000 are in the wild today. 2,000 live here. the poachers come here and they try to take the rhino's horns? >> yes. >> reporter: the royal visit just days after another rhino had its horns stolen. six reportedly killed this year. william and kate turning the spotlight on animals whose future is under threat. tomorrow the duke and dutchess will travel to a place sometimes known as the for bidden kingdom. the king there is called the dragon king. it's going to be a stunning experience. we'll be tra

as keir simmons reports, one of their goals is to help endangered animals. >> reporter: the duke and for a close encounter with india's rhinos. or as close as you'd want to get. last night they were welcomed with dancing around a camp fire. the youngest dancer just 3. today the royal couple meeting rangers in the national park who help protect the endangered rhino. itself a dangerous job. one ranger explaining he was attacked by an animal. >> did he touch you? >> reporter: we took our own trip in the park seeing elephants in the wild and close by like william and kate we saw rhino, only 3,000 are in the wild today. 2,000 live here. the poachers come here and they try to take the rhinos' horns. >> yes. >> reporter: the royal visit just days after another rhino had its horns stolen. william and kate turning the spotlight on animals whose bhutan. the king there is called the dragon king. it will be a stunning experience. we'll be traveling with them. guys? >>> time is running out. why the chance to get a little extra money to fix a major bridge in our area could become the nra and its c

keir simmons is traveling with the royals and discovered how much they have in common with bhutan's kingnd queen. >> reporter: a royal welcome. the duke and duchess of cambridge meeting the king and queen of bhutan this morning. a stunning ceremony originating in the 16th century beginning this historic visit to a medieval land of monasteries and sacred sites. then with all the pomp and circumstance done, it was time for sport. william and kate clearly enjoying themselves trying out bhutan's national sport of archery and a form of darts. kate told one group who were with their children she is mis princess charlotte who stayed at home for this trip. we'll definitely bring them next time she promised. today there will be plenty to talk about with bhutan's king and queen. the couple had their son in february, a prince who like william and his son will one day be king. and it was pretty cool to be on that flight with william and kate. they have their own personalized luggage including dress and suit bags with their own monogram on there, and kate needs all those dresses. on that one 30 minut

keir simmons has our report. >> reporter: she was only 3 years old, smiling on vacation with her parentsthen she disappeared. nine years later british police are close to admitting they cannot explain what happened. nbc news learning this morning scotland yard is getting an extra $150,000 in a last-ditch effort for an investigation that has so far cost $20 million and has seen numerous public appeals. madeleine mccann vanished in the night from the family's vacation apartment. there were multip even her mom and dad were suspected and cleared. but despite clues, signs someone may have entered the apartment, reports of sightings all over the world, for her parents there was always crushing disappointment but they never gave up. there have even been artist impressions of how she would look as time passed. nine years on scotland yard has failed to find her or explain her disappearance. i covered this case since the beginning. her parents will be pleased at least there is the money to continue the investigation for a little while longer even if they would like it to keep going until she is fo

keir simmons has been looking into that. good morning. >> good morning. this is kind of ridiculous, isn't it? not great news for a sport andal not many years ago. this score doesn't have rigged bikes but i'll use this bike to demonstrate how it can happen. the motor, apparently, can be hidden in the frame here. the battery goes in ele frame. the motor actually goes here. it's kind of like turning your bi cle into a motorbike? i'm exaggerat aming but isn't it tuourning cycling into nascar? >> reporter: a case of doping. sus spigs picions raised when the rider was going up the grueling hill sitting down. a motor found on her bike. >> there was technological fraud, a concealed motor. reporter: she denied cheating. if she ha a motor, she would have had a better yeason. sh ne quit,oaying she could t sfend herself. adding, i decided to stop. now, a french tv program suggesting motor doping reaches the highest levels. routes of professional and semi-pro sick cycling races. it's hard, he says. the sensor of the bike is hotter than t e rest. the heat reveals a hid

nbc's keir simmons is there for us this morning. keir, good morning to you. >> hey, guys. morning. the sound you can hear is the sound of this geiger counter, detecting low level radiation, right where i'm standing. now, it is safe to be here for a short time but you wouldn't want to live here. we are about to take you an a journey to town and villages that have been abandoned. behind me was the site of the worst nuclear disaster in history. take a look at this. this giant shield is being put in place to stop more radiation from seeping out in the next hundred years. >> like the clock has just stopped. >> reporter: this was the local doctor's office. >> these are people's medical records, just left on the floor. >> reporter: further on, the local store. >> what would they sell here? >> well, they sell everything. 3,000 people lived here. >> now? >> nobody. >> there's nobody. >> reporter: my guide was here in chernobyl on a spring day when a nuclear meltdown sent a radioactive cloud across 60,000 square miles and beyond. today, they are building this huge protective shield.

>> keir simmons is join iing us. nked to the beloved monarch. keir? >> reporter: the celebrations are continuing here. a lunch in her honor. what does the queen like to eat? no spices, definitely no garlic and i'll let you into a secret. she has a sweet tooth. happy birthday, your majesty, the queen cutting her own cake this morning. she has been known to have a sweet tooth. made him in his restaurant, marcus. he won a competition, serving his custard tart to the queen for his 80th birthday banquet. >> the idea was for her to have a slice of the custard tart, nice little nibble at that, but the presence of the lady was quite extraordinary. this is a granny that had presence. i like to think that she enjoyed it. i asked if she enjoyed it and she said she did. >> she said she did? >> thankfully, she did. >> today the custard tart and its sidekick, something called garabaldi biscuit, has become an iconic dessert in honor of the queen. in secelebration of her 90th, i continues to be the most popular on the menu. pastry ba

keir simmons will take us inside that area and show us what it loteoks like now at 7:00 a.m. >>> a new missile is ready to launch in north korea. it's a powerful mid-range missile on standby. the missile has a reported range of more than 2,000 miles which could put u.s. military targets in asia within reach. the report comes as the u.s. and south korea wrap up military drills later this week. >>rt> happening now, governor cuomo is sending another 70 state emergency workers upstate to help fight a wildfire in ulster county. fr anom the air you can see the heavy smoke in the intense flames. the fire began saturday at sands point preserve near ellenville. there were more than 800 acres burned. so far noebuildings damaged. >>> a night out on the water ended with a rescue for e ight people off the coast of brooklyn. this broken down boat near sheep's head bay. once the call for help came in the coast guard responded in just ten minutes. everyone on board is okay. >>> 6:18 right now. still ahead, a hydraulic lift crashes through an apartment window in manhattan.u see the scene there. we'll t

nbc's keir simmons is there. keir, good morning. >> reporter: hey, sheinelle, good morning.ave lived for a thousand years echoing to the sound of helicopter, rotor blades. the duke of edinburgh driving to meet them from marine one, and driving the four of them as they headed off for lunch. this morning, the president and first lady lunch with the queen at windsor castle, where thursday she celebrated her 90th birthday. seeing the queen always an experience, says the american ambassador. she knows that people are going to be nervous, even an ambassador. >> absolutely, and i was. >> president obama arrived in the uk thursday night. in the past, royal etiquette has proved a challenge. in 2011, a timing error. >> to her majesty, the queen. to the vitality of the special relationship. >> reporter: the president's coast competing with an orchestra. >> and in the words of shakespeare. >> reporter: while in 2009, the first lady's arm around the british monarch, criticized by some. then there was the time president bush winked at her majesty. >> she gave me a look that only a mother

keir simmons is following them on their journey. >> reporter: this is the king's office, dates back toy met the king and queen here this morning. they are known as the william and kate of the himalayas. today we flew on the same plane as the royal couple and you have to see the landing we just experienced. a royal welcome. the duke and duchess of cambridge meeting the king and queen this morning, a stunning ceremony beginning this historic visit to a medieval land of monastery and sacred sites. it was time for sports. william and kate enjoying themselves trying out the national sport of archery and a form of dance. earlier this morning in india kate and william were the last to board our plane. we took off heading for an airport in the mountains. only a handful of pilots are allowed to fly into the airport. conditions have to be perfect and not allowed to land at night. it seemed like we were going to hit a mountain as we banked and finally landed. >> welcome. >> reporter: william and kate on firm ground again. >> welcome to the kingdom. >> reporter: just yesterday an earthquake struck

keir simmons made the trip, as well. good morning. >> good morning. these very grounds, gadi ndhi was assassinated, the man who brought freedom to india. the duke and duchess are being given their ceremonial scarves. it's an eventilator e ner later in the week that might be more emotional for william. >> reporter: their first royal already, they're loving it. welcomed with beau kwa ouquets of flowers, one each. learning the local language. riving in ipdia to tragedy. a fire here killing at least 110 people at a religious temple. >> we'd like to offer our koll doens -- condolences to off those affected by the fire. >> reporter: and a hotel attacked by terrorists in 2008, they met victims and staff who rescued guests. the duke and duche s coued be targeted, a scotland yard officer warning. >> even a failed attempt or attack elsewhere is going to cause a lot of attention and would be a cue for isis. >> reporter: the fears, one reason perhaps their children, prince george and princess charlotte, stayed at home. >> when we were married, india was the first

keir simmons is there. >> good morning. this is where british monarchs lived for hundreds of years. the duke driving the queen to meet the president and first lady from marine one. then driving the four of them as they headed off for lunch. >> reporter: this morning, the president and first lady, lunch with the queen at windsor castle, where thursday, she celebrated her 90th birthday. seeing the queen, always an experience, says the american ambassador. >> she knows people are going to be in awe, even an ambassador. >> and i was. >> reporter: in the past, royal etiquette proved a challenge. in 2011, a timing error. >> to her majesty, the queen. the vitality of the special relationship. >> reporter: the president's orchestra. >> and in the words of shakespeare. >> reporter: in 2009, the first lady's arm around the monarch, criticized by some. there was the time president bush winked at her. >> she gave me a look only a mother can give a child. >> reporter: she's ridden horses and danced with president ford. she's met 11 u.s. leaders. >> at the end of the briefing memo, it said, don't

keir simmons has more. >> after all the kite excitement of the past few days, the duke and duchess visiting one of the most sacred places in the world. william is furious about something that happened on this trip. issuing a rare statement, expressing his anger. >> reporter: holding hands, william and kate clearly enjoying the time together this morning, in a romantic setting. >> good morning, your highness. so relaxed. even said hello. >> reporter: it got better as they hiked higher and higher towards the historic tiger's nest monastery. the couple stopping halfway for breathtaking views. at one point, simply looking into each other's eyes. kate asking a guide if many people need rescuing from this height. at the top, time alone. a buddhist holy site where a guru meditated three month years, three months and three days. william and kate were looking forward to seeing the kids. >> amazing. beautiful scenery. >> amazing experience. we're lucky to see this scenery. >> you must be missing your children. >> of course, yeah. we're looking forward to seeing them, but they're in good hands. it'd b

keir simmons is in london to explain hat.m,good morning to you. >> we reached out to a spokesman for the parents. the couple will not comment on the reports that a six-month deadline has been set on the investigation into their daughter's disappearance. a still uninvolved crime that got the attention of the world. >> reporter: she was 3 years old, smiling, on vacation with then she disappeared. >>yo we want to find you. there are so many good and kind people helping. be brave, sweetheart. >> reporter: nine years later, british police are close to admittingplain what happened. scotland yard is getting an extra $150,000 in a last-ditch effort for an investigation that has so far tossed $20 milli on and seen numerous public appeals. >> i strongly believe that madelyn is alive. >> please give our little girl back. cann vanished in the night from the family's vacation apartment. they had been staying in a portuguese town. there were multiple allegations. even mom and dad were suspected and cleared. despite clues someone entered the apartment, a mystery mstan seen carrying a child that nig

keir simmons made the trip, as well. >> good morning.sinated, the man who brought independence to india. the duke and duchess, william and kate, are here to pay their respects. you can see them now being given their ceremonial scarves. it's an event later in the week that might be more emotional for william. >> reporter: it's the first time william and kate have been together for a royal trip overseas in almost two years. already, they're loving it. welcomed with bouquets of flowers, one each. learning the local language. but arriving in india to tragedy, a fire here killing at least 110 people at a religious temple. >> catherine and i would like to offer our condolences to those affected by the terrible fire at the temple. >> reporter: and their first day in mumbai at a hotel attacked by terrorists in 2008. they met victims and staff who rescued guests. the duke and duchess could be targeted, one former scotland yard officer warning. >> even a failed attempt or attack elsewhere is going to cause an awful lot of attention and will be a c