aquÍ viviÓ ronan lambert la mayor parte de su vida.cara -- cama y su cuarto vacÍo que dejÓ atrÁs. su perrita peggy. su aventura terminÓ trÁgicamente su sueÑo de reunirse con su madre quedÓ frustrado, sumergido en las aguas del rÍo grande, donde intentÓ cruzar sin suerte la frontera a los estados unidos. su madre lo esperaba para esa ansiada reuniÓn familiar, casi cuatro aÑos y mera su hijo. se habÍa marchado a trabajar para enviar dinero a casa, pero la situaciÓn empeoró y ronan decidiÓ ir tras los pasos de su madre. >> no tienen idea de cuÁnto duele verlo, no poderlo abrazar. francisco: ronald perdiÓ la vida en medio de los avatares del cruce fronterizo entre mÉxico y estados unidos, dejÓ a su madre sumida en el dolor con mÁs preguntas que respuestas sobre lo que pasÓ. >> me quedaron muchas preguntas. a quiÉn se las voy a hacer? a dÓnde me siento para preguntar lo que pasÓ? francisco: ronald estuvo en colombia, donde no consiguiÓ trabajo. luego marchÓ a mÉxico con la intenciÓn de cruzar la frontera. >> el poder continuar con sus estud

queen and adam lambert are coming up.hank you for being so good to us over the last decade and supporting the movement to end extreme poverty. >> tonight marks our 10th year of advocacy. and tonight i really couldn't be prouder of all that you have achieved. you've taken millions of actions and world leaders have responded to your call. >> global citizen, as you know, is not about any one of us but about all of us. and in 2020, we need your support more than ever. >> global goal live, the possible dream, will take the movement to five continents at once and will be our most ambitious campaign ever to achieve the u.n. global goals. we couldn't do this, any of this without the amazing partners we have. and i want to thank our presenting partners, citi and cisco, our media partners, msnbc and comcast nbc universal, and iheartradio. i want to thank johnson & johnson, p&g, verizon, live nation, and new york city parks. and a big thank you to south pole for enabling the global citizen festival to be 100% carbon neutral. >> your

>>ewox5's evan lambert h video from thettack that circulating on snapchat andhe t account from a erwitness>>re: two teens are under arst tonight for the attack that claimedhe life o a 59-year-old man from frederick county. there is video ofun thech that led to his death. we will not show you the whole thing because it is h to watch but we will show you some freeze frames from tt video just to give you a sense ofow this all folded. >> bleep.blp. >> bleep. >>h. >> frederick county sheriff deputies callinghis unprovokedtw attack. teen boys 15 and 16 are charged with assault and other relatedcharges. video shows one of the boys and a man facing each other. then the other teen runs into the fra and throws a single punch to theman's face. he is knocked to the ground. tonight we spoke to a witness. heed ask us not to identify him d we've also changed the pitch of hisvoe. >> we o lookedver and my three we kids screaming and it was just very chaoc. >> keep running back through my head the image of him laying there on the ground. alnof those chi that had to see it. >> and it's absolutely killing me,

evan lambert live with the story tonight. evan. >>reporter: jim, state police say this could have been engine ure. we're not sure if the plane wki ng off or landing from here at tipton airport. what we s dow it ended up into0 trees feet into the air. we'll show you that in just a moment. here is what first responders came upon when they got to thisn e. listen. >> i have an rcraft, 40 to 50 feet up in the top of tree. two occupants, appearo be ok. one's about 20 ft off the ground. second is about 30 fee off the ground. >> and this is vid of that plane from sky fox. it is lodgedn upside in the tops o athe treesut 200 feet into t o woodsff maryland 198 and bald eagle drive. this is south ofe. fort me here's what it looked le from the ground during the highly ca tel rescue, officials say there were two men in the plane. state police identified them as thomas falk 55 silver spring maryland and james pa laz sa 59m of colbia maryland. one student pilot, other instructor, according to offioals. student able take it down with the help of a

with a great friend of mine from lambert. and you in london? i was in london. as was i.m or finding out, tea rs, we office to see them or finding out, tears, we all knew the people. 632 people died in our company and we had... did any survive in the building? no. finally enough one of the only people that did survive was the only people that did survive was the chief executive because he was taking his son to his first day of school. otherwise it would have been everybody. so he took his son to school, everyone who worked for him perished. everyone. the brilliant thing really was that the management was so thing really was that the management was so positive in getting its act together again and i can't tell you, 18 years on, how proud i am of them for the fact that the resolution that they faced, this heinous crime, and all the other poor people who died in the building, they built a very good business and they've raised for charity not necessarily for their own people, over $100 million. in the last 15 years. and thatis million. in the last 15 years. and that is incred

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what is causing 450lnes which kp ryx5's evan lambert spoke to a e do illness. evan, what is the latest about the dc area. >> doctors in maryland and virginia, seeing peo ie come with serioushe symptomsy say connected to vapes. soar no deaths in our area. s devices if you can. uses the >> it felt like i was suffocating. >> 17-year-old catherine o kansas, just got out of the hospital this week. she woke a upnd couldn't breathe. she was lucky. officials in the sunflower state confirmed tuesday a patient over 50 dom a vapingelated lung illness. doctors in marylandnd virgi same sickness.ients >> seemser like diseases. potentially like a pneumonia or other respirato of disease. but typically the patnts come in with shortness of breath, chest pain, trouble breathing. >> dr. todd temple man o fever. suburban hospital says he's been treating patients with he antibiotics and thave improved. but it's troling cdc doesn't know what aboutap ving is us>>g ideally if you can stop vaping now, i think that would be your best choice. >> cases ofing related lung es illns in maryla

and adam lambert, we talked about some other stuff.lf, of being authentic, it's the kind of stuff with all the stuff going on in washington and politics, we could always take a moment to take in. now, do you want to see the rest of that interview? obviously i'm going to tell you where to get it. it's part of our kick off 4:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow of our global citizen coverage. also joined by joy reid, stephanie ruhle, and a bunch of other artists and activists. that does it for the beat on a pretty long week, but i will see you back here if you join me monday 6:00 p.m. eastern. as always, thank you for watching. "hardball" with chris matthews is up next. >>> weeks, not months. let's play hardball. good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. today marks the end of the most consequential week of donald trump's presidency, a presidency that now faces the dire threat of impeachment. that impeachment drive is fueled by one central realization, that the president has proven his readiness to deal away the national interest in favor of h

. >> evan lambert following this onesoutheast dc. >> reporter: the attack happened last friday at they yard metr station right on the platform in the process a man got pushed on the tracks jt missing touching the third railr he desed it to us today. >> and once put weight on my leg i justed collapsnd in the process of me collapsing i actually put my hand on the thir rail. but the third rail actually has a cover on it. so i put my hand on t cover, no on the actual electrical current rail. so that kind of scared me once i founout from ems that, you know, you could have died there. >> take a look at the video a witness gave the victim. we are not identifying him for his safean. you c see the man pushed and a dozen teens.p of about he says this happened after one of the teens slapped h randomly on the train and he got off to tryo flag down police. at one pannt the m is pushed onto the tracks. he says the fall cracked his kneecap. he just got out of surge are i a i few days ago and tells us he does not feel safe riding metro again. p >>ple catch metro every day at different walks of life a

we'll see this with elliott springs and william lambert. squadtion that when the fell apart, you maintained a disposition of cheerfulness. you don't talk about what is bothering you. this was actually exponentially increasing and accelerating with the bait -- with the breakdown. we know talking about it -- anyway. you are familiar with craig lockhart's and his these series -- and his theories, but basically to confront what you -- what is bothering you as quickly as possible will heal you. other types of doctors were advocating repression and just andot -- with enough rest good food, fresh air, music, light entertainment you will be fine. you can go back. this is what a lot of the pilots did and water. what was eroding their hearts and souls was cumulative. each time they encountered one of these experiences, they carried that trauma with them and it snowballed toward the end , in some cases, toward a phenomenal breakdown. lockhart -- craig lockhart hospital. .his is a firing squad this needs no explanation. the sky is clearly not having a

he procured a ticket from lucy lambert. he was engaged to lucy lambert. they may have attended the inaugural ball together. this photograph was found on booth's body. the photographs of four other women were also found on booth's body. we all know this story, but it's worth repeating. the president decides to attend a performance of "our american cousin" starring laura keene. there is the tickets and the playbill. 15 people turned down attending with the present. at ford's theater. mr. and mrs. grant. obvious whyt is that happened. they could not stand mrs. lincoln. so they said they are going to visit the kids. the famous telegraph operator. the speaker of the house did not want to go. george asham, who presided over the 1860 republican convention, the former and president governor of illinois and the ex-governor of illinois all declined. general haney from illinois also declined. william howard, the postmaster of detroit. we keep going down the list. mr. and mrs. william wallace. even the governor of idaho did not want to go. noah brooks you heard of. h

. >> reporter: pregnant and struggling with a severe form of arthritis, sydney lambert got the go ahead from her doctors to try it. >> the cbd cream has made a significant impact for me. i would say on a 1 to 10 scale, i can take pain down two or three notches. >> reporter: the arthritis foundation is warning against vaping cbd and also adding it shouldn't replace other arthritis medication but r the suffering with pain, it's a hopeful option if not yet a proven one. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york >>> up next, those who serve. the new first responders honoring the memory of those they loved >>> this was a poignant day for a group of new york firefighters following a family tradition and a deeply personal call to serve here's joe fryer ♪ >> reporter: for some of the firefighters graduating from the fdny academy, the job is not just a family affair, it's a legacy. >> i think my dad just set the bar kind of high, you know the things that he did on that day. >> reporter: brendan reegan is following in the footsteps of his firefighter father robert, who was killed answering the call on 9

and i'm going to talk to adam lambert. the beat tomorrow as well. "hardball" with chris matthews is up next. >>> whistling impeachment. let's play hardball. >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews on capitol hill where the case for impeachment escalated today as the whistle-blower's report landed like a bombshell. the complaint released today portrays a white house that recognized the president's wrongdoing and covered it up. it centers on trump's attempt to extort a u.s. ally for dirt on joe biden, a shakedown delivered in his july phone conversation with ukrainian president zelensky. white house notes of

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the wos.in use you are news starts now.slv sources one of >> se fans involved ireder fox5's evan lamberts outside audi field in southwest with the latest. evan. >> hey, shawn, a source familiaw witht happened says that fight happened right here o outsidef audi field justs a nearby bar.seatt aleound hde those fansay dc fans approachedhem trying to take away theirhen it c rodriguez, into t cohe we'll seeerrn. if thisoeto s vi. >> that video of theel c united though fans were happy, police say at least seattle fan group. the dc united said they followed league property col holding the group the game ended and escorting them out of the stadium but according thereport, the group was kicked pushe a shoved by the fans leading to several injuries by the seattle fans. t spokeo people who were kesishonocs explode into vice. >> dc hasen alwayols been a ver me 36 years of at h atilindty c >> it's not worth it. we all come to events, sporting events especiay to have a good time and wat our team hopefully win. t >> andhe team did put out a statement c see itafy is a priority and the llotio nley e to t

and it doesn't trust sold that little you believe is heritage or that the chief executive you carry lambert to fix she's beijing's appointee history should be appointee even so-called elected by some hong kong representation. why hasn't she was more ask hong kong people. that's come from people is there democracy is serious system as can compete let me come back to the question and this is the one thing is important they withdraw the last draft right they've suspended it they said it was not they still there said they have said it's dead and said they would drop because they did something wrong in the minute i think there's something proceeding with it but not now that's that's what's happening before now they say their words. you're satisfied it's over now i'm not satisfied about that i'm worried about what's happening here in taiwan and the one country 2 systems formula that she jinping has offered to taiwan we do ads read the that or that's not going to happen that's not going to happen then you mean hong kong it's not going to have a different systems from china system isn't the last th

in fact what mr lambert said was the eu view, he believes, is what would be the best thing now is foro take place, then for there to be an extension because he believes may be borisjohnson's plan is to have an election in the aftermath of that. if there is no clear outcome in the uk, the uk can tumble out by default at the end of 0ctober so he says an extension is necessary to get clarity and to have a clear outcome of the whole process. damian grammaticas in brussels, thank you. over the past couple of days borisjohnson has seen his narrow majority wiped out in the commons. first, former tory mp phillip lee defected to the liberal democrats, then a further 21 mps were booted out of the party after voting against the government. christian fraser looks at how the numbers now stack up in the house of commons. so, let's take a look at the make—up of the house of commons now that boris johnson has followed through on his threat to remove the whip from those conservatives who voted against him. it means he's gone from being a prime minister with a working majority of one to the leader of a

evan lambert with the story tonight. >> reporter: jim, polic u tells that two-year old boy is in thedc. the fall happened around 4:15 in takoma park. police still investing the circumstances, but they say the boy appeared to have fallen with e screen from that ndow. they say luckily, there were some bushespehere that hel break the fall. his condition at this moment is unknown. ji >> we have just learned a woman who was murdered insid a home in germantown maryland sky fox ser the socinrcle about an hour ago. police got a call about a fig showed up the male suspect immediately surrendered. more details we hope at the top of the hour. >>> an end to a date over a dog park in maryland that has been receiving national attention. the board meeting in chevy chasi age tonight, several hundred peop attended. they really wanted this dog park toay st they're in support of it. butn the end the board vot to getf tom a lost her sonothe tunr shoh has this fox5atts ha fe ayxt f eamily to be out here a year later. >> reporter: it wa murder that left a a family and a community shattered. taquan pinkney

have had a few people move down there, david tepper, eddie lambert, people like that.d hasars had that place in florida since the 1990's. so it is not that drastic a move or him to relocate there at 83 and take on the slower pace of life. butd: not to be snide, florida is probably the biggest risk. there are other states with no personal income tax, but alaska is a long ways away. >> and probably not as warm in the winter time. david: there was talk about other states taking action to eliminate this kind of problem. it doesn't seem to have gone anywhere. >> not much progress at all. i don't see this massive exodus happening. the president has tweeted about this in july, said that there is a mass exodus to texas and florida because of these tax situations, but i cannot see people moving from one of the largest financial hubs in the world to florida. there was even talk congress might do something about this to him even during this. >> it doesn't seem to be progressing at this point but we will see how it shakes out. david: bad news for those of us that live in new york,

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it included performances by adam lambert and alee is a keys and many more.ow back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline." i'm craig melvin. forgery conviction and fake college transcripts and allegedly affairs. the more they looked into martin mcneil the more the fraud and another scheme was about to make the detectives question if martin was capable of much worse. once again, here is keith morrison with "secrets in pleasant grove." >> reporter: martin mcneil sieged. their father had turned to family home into a love nest for a so-called nani, the mistress. for two years, they had been laser focused on approving his guilt. trying to persuade the police or anyone that martin murdered michelle and, sure enough, they discovered a crime. not murder, but shocking none the less. it all started when martin sent his 16-year-old adopted daughter off to ukraine to visit her biological sister. >> the best breakfast ever! >> giselle called my daughter's phone and then they started talking and giselle started crying and told her story that she got left there. >> a

adam lambert was a contestant on american idol. his audition song was "bohemian rhapsody.". >> that is some trivia there. >> you are the true watcher of american idol. savannah, ari and i. >> incredible night. >> we sang a lot of songs tonight. i thought we were quite good. >> you guys were amazing. >> we looked sweaty as hell because we've been dancing it up here. >> ready? you're highlight of the night, savannah? >> we got to do something pretty cool and introduced the k-pop band, nct 127. but alicia keys playing umpire state of mind was pretty awesome. >> there's an old saying, it ain't where you from, it's where you're at. what you saw tonight was where people are at. we're learning about new music, new energy, new activism from this incredible performance. where people are at is active, excited, and getting involved. >> i'm going to give a shout out to ben platt. he went to my high school, ladies and gentlemen. >> oh, wow. >> so there is a future for me, maybe. >> i'm going to give a shout out actually to jacob. i thought that your package on climate change tied to the

queen with adam lambert. carole king. >> stephen: that's nice. not too shabby.rade war with china. the president has put tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of imports, and it's been going on for over 15 months. to put that in perspective, if you had a baby when the trade war started, by now, that infant would understand tariffs as much as trump does. ( laughter ) but global trade-- admittedly, admittedly, global trade is hard to understand. fortunately, we here at "the late show" have an expert at not understanding things. her name is bootsie plunkett. she is our "uninformed correspondent" and the mother of my field producer, jake plunkett. jake, thanks so much for being here. good to see you. >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: a good man. your wonderful mother has covered everything from the midterm elections to the russia investigation as our "uninformed correspondent." is it safe to say she's equally uninformed about the china trade war? >> yes, i think that's fair. >> stephen: and we're nothing if not fair here. >> that's right. >> stephen: a

ticket fromred a lucy lambert hale, daughter of from.s. senator new hampshire. he was secretly engaged to lucy. attended an inaugural ball together. she was also a friend of robert lincoln. this photograph in the slide was actually found on booth's body. however, the photographs of four other women were also found on booth's body. ha! [laughter] >> so he decides -- the to attend --going we all know the story, but it's worth repeating. attend a performance of "our american cousin," starring laura keane. the tickets and the play bill. people turned down the president to attend ford's cantre that night, if you count the couples. we have mr. and mrs. grant. happened.us why that julia grant could not stand mary lincoln, so they said we're new jersey to visit our kids. mr. and mrs. edward stanton. thomas ekert, famous telegraph operator. the speaker of the house didn't even want to go. george ashem, the present illinois, and the ex-governor of illinois all declined. illinoisainey from also declined. william howard, the post master detroit, i keep going down the list.

. >>> then miranda lambert opening up about life as a newlywed bouncing between new yornd

and i'm going to talk to adam lambert. we may be able to show some of that right here on the beat tomorrow as well. "hardball" with chris matthews is up next. >>> whistling impeachment. let's play hardball. >>> good evening, i'm chris matthews on capitol hill where the case for impeachment escalated today as the whistle-blower's report landed like a bombshell. the complaint released today portrays a white house that recognized the president's wrongdoing and covered it up. it centers on trump's attempt to extort a u.s. ally for dirt on joe biden, a shakedown delivered in his july phone conversation with ukrainian president zelensky. white house notes of that call showed when he asked for a shipment of aept tank missiles trump countered with these words, i would like you to do us a favor though. we're learning of the danger the president's own conversation posed. in speaking to white house officials the whistle-blower says they were deeply disturbed by what had transpired on that phone call. they told me there was already a

member or you want to become one you want to renew, we have a three-day get away in new mexico the liz lambert hotel. we will enter you into a drawing to become the winner of that great get away. if you become a member of the tribune this weekend. >> it works as an explanation about what you're going to hear. regular tributors to a range of network and cable shows. what's really going on. this is a version of that. getting these five to be candid may be the easiest job that i have this weekend. let me introduce our distinguished guests. we'll get started. matthew dowd is abc news chief political analyst. [applause] the hometown boy for so this is a home game for matthew. applebee's america a retired political strategist with a long list of clients including bob bullock, california governor arnold schwarzenegger an president george w. bush. he represented florida's 13th congressional district. he's worked in specialty finance as an attorney and political consultant and he's taught at the university of south florida. today he's a political analyst for msnbc and cnn. [applause] give him a hand. r

with performances by pharrell williams, alicia keys, one republic, queen with adam lambert.pp by taking activist challenges, like signing petitions, sending e-mails or making phone calls to global leaders, pushing them to commit to end extreme above poverty. you can stream or watch the festivities on msnbc, starting at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >> peter and i were fan girling out because carole king is going to be there. >> from billie eilish, to carole king. >> to be specific, she was fan girling, i was fan guying. >>> lead singer james hetfield can enter rehab. the band writing, we're sorry. our brother, james, has been struggling with addiction on and off for many years. he had to re-enter treatment to work on his recovery. the band says they will refund all tickets. and they will tour those countries as soon as health and schedule permit. want to remind people, september is national recovery month. a salute to him for being candid and inspiring others to do the same. same. >> thanks, dave, vy er that life of the party look walk it off look one more mile look reply all look own

is that part of the lambert collection >> oh, that is -- this is a nice suit, i think.ng anything today. 2.5 billion in u.s. dollar aggregate purchase price, 4 ge company bonds. all of this, of course, part of the company's attempts to delever, particularly its industrial leverage target net debt over ebitda and now they are making this tinder for up to 5 billion dollars. >>. >> they got money from baker hughes a lot of people feel oracle should be delevering faster. >> mark hurd is really important to that company. he wins a lot of business head to head. >> earlier, i misspoke that the people in the uk are able to get smile direct they should get scholarships and some sort of subsidy because they need it more than americans. >> you have no plans to visit london anytime soon. >> love london do you think that they'll -- >> really? >> i mean, you're going with the oldest joke in the book, my friend the cat skills where are you headed >> i'm going to fly over to london boy, my arms are tired look, james bond had great teeth. >> that is true. jim, we haven't talked a lot ab

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ang{elica: ronald lambert abuelo por Última vez con su familia en julio pasado con l dijo a su madre donde todas las caracterÍsticas que se planteaban de un cuerpo encontrado era las mismas de ronald. angÉlica: el joven de 20 aÑos se habrÍa lanzado al río alvar que serÍa detenido. la ropa, los zapatos y las seÑas del cuerpo ayudaron a corroborar que se trataba de Él. >> nosotros no podemos creer que buscando un sueÑo perdiÓ la vida. nadie lo angÉlica: como si esto fuera poco como ahora, identificar el cuerpo se ha vuelto una odisea. pues el cadÁver está irreconocible. en venezuela no existe un registro dactilar eficaz y es colombia el paÍs que ayuda con los gastos de ronald para que finalmente sea reconocido legalmente y trasladado para que su madre y hermanos le den el Último adiÓs. y para poder hacerlo como la familia de ronaldo abriÓ una cuenta gofundme pues no tienen dinero ni para trasladar el cuerpo hasta miami y asÍ darle sepultura, y para que sus hermanos viajen para acompaÑar a su madre en esta dolorosa despedida. por eso apelan a la solidaridad de todos para poder lograrlo

taking the stage at global citizen festival alongside carole king and queen and adam lambert.y. how amazing is that? >> it is honestly surreal. >> reporter: why is it an exciting thing for you to perform for global citizen? >> it is what the title is. it is about making a global impact. we are touching on so many different issues that are going on in the world and really make a difference. global citizen is really about being the change. it is amazing to be a part of that. ♪ can you focus on me >> and you can see h.e.r. and the rest of the incredible line-up on saturday, september 28th, right here on msnbc. >>> coming up on "morning joe", as it was once said on twitter, never start a leak war against the fbi. the white house has had a very complicated relationship with the intel community, and our next guest lays it all on the table. that conversation is straight ahead on "morning joe". >>> this segment is sponsored by -- you got this. you got this. you got this. you got this. - [woman] with my shark, i deep clean messes like this, this, and even this. but i don't have to clea

among those taking the stage this year, as you saw, queen and adam lambert, pharrell williams, aliciaend carole king who joins us now! also with us, the ceo of global citizen, hugh evans. this year's festival is presented by citi, which has been a proud partner of the global citizen festival since its inception and a sponsor of our coverage on msnbc. good to see you. >> good morning. >> it is that time of the year here. we were saying can you imagine a packed central park in unison doing "we will rock you?" >> that will be amazing. >> quite a night. it is obviously an incredible line-up of music as it always is, but that's sort of what gets people in the door, get people watching the show. what are some of the themes you are focused on this year? >> well, this is our eighth festival in central park, and this year, as you mentioned, it will be presented by citi. they're also covering the msnbc coverage and have been with us since the beginning, which we're hugely thankful for. this year we are focused on a couple of big policy issues. we are focused firstly on hiv and aids and combatti

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