lester. >> katy tur from thailand. thank you. >>> when "nbc nightly news" returns, the debate over marijuana hits the famed ski resorts of colorado. >>> and a piece of history linked two families together even though they're thousands of miles apart. >>> according to a new national survey, colorado now has the second biggest percentage of regular marijuana users in the country. the state you'll recall legalized recreational pot sales at the start of the year at its famed ski resorts it's now high season in more ways than one. nbc's gabe gutierrez reports on how two towns are handling the new industry in very different ways. >> reporter: deep in the rockies. >> it's 25,000 square feet in total. >> reporter: jordan lewis is building an empire. this high-tech grow room will soon supply his high-end marijuana shop. >> i think this can co-exist quite nicely in a ski town like aspen. >> reporter: sill veer peak apothecary is in downtown aspen just steps from gucci, prada and ralph lauren. >> it feels like every other boutiqu

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i'm lester holt sitting in for brian. the man heading the search for airasia flight 8501 today said what many of us have been thinking that the plane is likely at the bottom of the sea. it's been roughly 48 hours since the airbus jet with 162 people onboard vanished from radar about halfway along its two-hour flight from surabaya indonesia, to singapore. the pilots were trying to avoid thunderstorms around the time contact was lost. indonesian authorities admit they don't have a capability to conduct an extensive undersea search and have asked the united states for help. a pentagon spokesman says details of assistance are being worked out. we're covering several angles of this story. we begin in singapore with nbc's katy tur. katy, what's the latest on the search? >> reporter: hi there, lester. it is morning here in singapore. the start of day three with still no sign of this plane. the search has resumed for the morning, but there are concerns that bad weather could interfere with the effort. ships, helicopters and plane

lester. >> all right. kelly, thanks. a reminder chuck todd will have much more on the capitol hill showdown and the fallout from the torture report including an exclusive interview with former vice president dick cheney tomorrow on "meet the press". >>> when "nbc nightly news" continues on this saturday, making day care more about learning and how it's getting new attention as a national priority. >>> and later, just released, the new photographs of the young man who would be king. >>> there was a big summit at the white house this week what president obama called one of the best investments we can make, expanding early education for young children in day care. we get more on this from our senior white house correspondent chris jansing. >> reporter: when babies come to this home day care, they'll get more than lunch and diapers changes. there's reading, science for babies, numbers, colors, shapes, even sign language. and the oldest is just 15 months. >> sometimes they have the whole idea like we are baby sitters, we are

lester. >> kristen, thanks. this latest hostage mission has put renewed focus on the threat posed by the terror group al qaeda. for more on that let's bring in nbc's keir simmons who is in abu dhabi for us tonight. keir, isis has been stealing headlines as of late. is al qaeda simply trying to raise its profile here? >> reporter: lester, good evening. in reality they never went away. what is happening is underscoring the challenge for washington in dealing with islamic extremism around the world. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula have been focused on targeting aircraft. it, for example, was behind the so-called underwear bomber in 2009. but now al qaeda appears to be in competition with isis in a kind of a terrorism arms race. it's not so say there haven't been successes against al qaeda. pakistanis say they killed the senior al qaeda leader said to be behind a plot to attack a new york subway. an al qaeda core in pakistan has been severely depleted. but in washington it must feel like every time they are tackli

lester? >> tom, thanks. we're joined now by greg feith, he's our nbc news aviation analyst and a former ntsb investigator. greg, a lot of the focus right now on whether this was a struggle to the end for the pilots to keep the plane in the air or if it broke up. i recognize probably not enough wreckage to conclude that question right now. but is the fact that there was no mayday, no declaration of an emergency, tell you anything? >> yes, lester, it really does. it indicates that the pilots were consumed with either maintaining or regaining control of the airplane and that that was their primary task and that was the center of their attention. and that the old adage in aviation is aviate, navigate, communicate. your primary responsibility is maintaining control of the airplane, communicating what happened and what you desire is the last thing on the priority list. >> tom mentioned this possibility of a pitot tube freezing up like we saw on flight 447. will this again focus questions on the amount of automatio

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no lester to giants ace pitcher jon lester will not be coming to the giants.he positive side lester has ruled out the dodgers as well. still no word on where lester will end up but a decision is likely by tomorrow he is choosing between the red sox and the cubs and is expected to make up to $180 million over 6 to 7 years. lester is 30 years old and rocked a 2.46 era last year and actually he will sign up with the chicago cubs. madison bun garner was named to the sports illustrated man of the year. >>: i couldn't be more humble than to receive this award. >>gary radnich: bone garner said that he had to buy a suit which had never owned in his life for this deal tonight in new york. he bought his first suit for the sports illustrated athlete of the year. for the 49ers bowman is guinness suit up and play after injuries took away much of his season. cam newton this is what panthers qb cam newton's truck looked like after he got in a two-car accident earlier today in charlotte, north carolina his truck reportedly flipped over after being struck by another car newton

, lester.>> a lot of friends out there for us to go meet in a bit outside on rockefeller plaza. nice to have them with us. a little chilly. we'll focus on the positive here. we will hand out hand warmers. >> it is december. >> coming up in this half hour, if you are heading out for holiday shopping, don't head outdoors yet. mario armstrong is here to show you high tech ways to save you. >>> and we will look at the hollywood blockbuster for reese witherspoon. >>> and horse-drawn carriages. why is the mayor trying to get rid of them and what could replace them. we will get into that. >>> we begin this half hour with a serious story on the search for a killer. in mississippi, a 19-year-old will be laid to rest after a horrific murder. a big murder mystery in a mall town. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the story. >> reporter: jessica chambers just graduated high school. this morning, a shocked and grieving mississippi community is preparing for her funeral. >> she will not be at rest until her killer is

i'm lester holt in for brian. for all of us at nbc news, goodnight. . >>> right now at 6:00 a blustery cold snap pushing into the bay area. thanks for joining us everyone. i'm terry mcsweeney. >>> i'm janelle wang. temperatures are dropping in time to ring in the new year. with them could come strong winds. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking it. >> we're continuing to talk about the cold air, at least most of it across canada. drrs are below zero. minus 14 in churchill. we're going to see a small slice of this movement across california. not going to see long-standing periods of temperatures at 32 and below. no freeze warnings watches ors or advisories issued. temperatures will be dropping down. not the freezing mark. but 44 in walnut creek. 44 in -- danville 46. what we're waiting on is this upper level storm system. not major rainfall. we think over the next three mornings it's going to be blustery out there. winds 15 to 20 miles per hour and temperatures that will range anywhere from 27 to 42 degrees.

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lester is 30 years old and a nine year veteran. he won two world series titles with the red sox, who traded him last season after they couldn't agree on a contract. a court in south africa is hearing the prosecution's appeal of the oscar pistorius verdict. he was found guilty of culpable homicide in october... and was sentenced to five years in prison. prosecutors argue the olympic "blade runner" should have been convicted of *murdering his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, and faced a longer jail time. police in lake station, indiana are still trying to determine why an elderly man fired a shotgun blast into the air outside city hall... then pointed his gun at the police. when police confronted 84- year-old john laco yesterday morning, he was in his car, with the barrel of the gun pointing out the driver's window. when he got out with the gun, and aimed it, police shot and killed him. >> the initial report is to find out what his intentions were pure it is very sad . >> we are interviewing people try to figure out what the motive was.

>> yes, lester it really does. it indicates that the pilots were consumed with either maintaining or regaining control of the airplane and that that was their primary task and that was the center of their attention. and that the old adage in aviation is aviate navigate communicate. your primary responsibility the maintaining control of the airplane communicating what has happened and what you desire is the last thing on the priority list. >> tom mentioned this possibility of a pitot tube freezing up like we saw on flight 447. will this again focus questions on the amount of automation in today's airplanes? >> i think it will bring up a debate with regard to the actions that the pilot took or didn't take. it's all going to be dependent on what's on the flight data recorder. and if the airplane did get into some sort of unusual latitude that the pilot either lost control or couldn't regain control, there could be a debate about how much automation we depend on as pilots in flying in conditions where the airplane beco

i'm lester holt sitting in tonight for brian. it would seem to be the justice system itself on trial in the aftermath of yesterday's grand jury decision in new york to not indict a policeman in the choking death of eric garner during his arrest. on the heels of an identical decision to the ferguson, missouri, shooting of michael brown, emotions are running high. we can show you the picture from just a short time ago in lower manhattan as crowds once again fill the streets. emotions are running high on both sides, those who believe the system was all but rigged to fail and those who think it worked exactly the way it was intended. tonight we're learning about what the grand jury in the garner case had to work with to reach its decision. and while there's been no evidence in either case that the use of force by police was racially motivated, calls for racial justice grew louder today as the u.s. department of justice launched its own investigation into the garner case. we have it all covered tonight. we start here in new york where

john lester may decide tonight on the new team.ight in the mix but admitted earlier this evening they are no longer in the running to sign john lester. that may not be such a terrible thing in the long run because daily for lester expected to be in the neighborhood of 6 years and 150 million dollars. maybe it's seven years. that's an incredibly long deal for pitcher who is already 31 years old with a lot of miles on the tread. red and cubs are hot and heavy for lester. spent a couple months with the a's. lester 16 and 11 last year. 6 and 4 with the athletic. career best 2.4 6 era. lester turned down a 4 year 70 million dollar extension with red sox back in the sprint pay off for him hand somely. billy bean dismane of the a continue last tonight when he traded away pitcher jeff to the white sox for 4 players including infield earmark simeon very high on simeon. a's traded, landed him in july 4th trade with the cub cubs. they send top pros text russell to chicago and 5 and 6 with era just over 3 for the green and gold. so here are so

furniture. >> i promised lester i would shop in november. i should have taken your advice. >> wait until you see the one we will talk about in the orange room. this is a gift of a lifetime. >> that note that says that son gave his parents. we don't want to say what's on it. >>> let's start with our top story. the rhetoric from north korea this morning in response to the widespread internet outage earlier this week. it comes as tensions are running high between pyongyang and washington over the comedy film that has turned into an international incident. nbc hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: good morning, lester. north korea is blaming the united states for the suspected cyber attack earlier this week. u.s. officials denied any involvement, but this is getting nasty. now the north koreans are slamming the president with an ugly slur. the war of words overnight and taking a nasty turn with the north kore north kore north korean spokesman saying, bahamas goes all with monkey like words and gangster like. "the interview" was released. and the

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lester? >> thanks. protesters were out in force again last night and early this morning. thousands of people around the country from new york to boston, chicago and los angeles, speaking out against a new york grand jury's decision to the to indict an nypd officer in the chokehold death of an unarmed man. and now the demonstrators are focusing on other controversial cases as well. nbc's kristen dahlgren is here with more on that. >> good morning, lester. this has become about those cases as well as the system opening up a lot of debate over grand juries hearing evidence behind closed doors before making their decision on whether law enforcement should stand trial. there were even bigger crowds in boston n miami, and chicago where they shut down lakeshore drive. >> i can't breathe. >> reporter: in new york's suburbs marchers had a message. that their complaints go well beyond what happened in the chokehold death of eric garner, or ferguson's michael brown. >> you can talk about kenneth sr. tha

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i'm lester holt reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night.premier league and prime time's number one show, "sunday night football," and super bowl xlix. >>> on the first sunday of deceer, "sunday night football" comes to still sunny san diego, california, where the chargers welcome in the patriots. after last week's loss in green bay, snapped a seven-game winning streak, tom brady and the patriots are looking to rebound quickly against the chargers. >> let's go. >> in san diego, the chargers have experienced with late

sent bochy is a good sign they think they have a good chance of signing him but he won't com cheap lester reportedly offered $138 million over 6 years from the cubs and his former team the boston red sox are considering a $130 milllion deal to bring him back atlanta native a friend tim hudson is also expected to talk to lester who went 16-11 with a 2.46 era with the red sox and a's last season giants announcer mike krukow was asked today on sports talk radio if the giants should bring back melky cabrera despite him getting that 50-game suspension for use of performance-enhancing drugs >> he is made a mistake and paid a lot for it and he has resurrected himself in the game and the giants' clubhouse is not a vindictive one, especially to a guy who's it has been as popular as milky. >>gary radnich after turning his left ankle in the 3rd quarter of yeaterday's win in detroit stephen curry is questionable for tmorrow night's home game against the orlando magic curry whor returned to the game briefly after tweaking the ankle didn't seem too concenred about it saying he neded a couple of days to

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good morning. >> reporter: lester, good morning. those that knew luke somers are sharing his story this morning. his stepmother describes him as a talented photographer with sensitivity for people and people's lives. as the obama administration begins to assess the failed mission, one tells me the entire u.s. government is grieving this morning. >> friends and colleagues say luke somers was a passionate and dedicated journalist. today they're mourning the loss of the 33-year-old. >> it was devastating to hear that. he had a great amount of promise. he was beginning to tap that. >> somers was murdered by al qaeda when u.s. special forces tried to rescue him. >> this time they were unable to save luke. >> late last month the u.s. tried to rescue him. that initial mission failed. then this video appeared, somers pleading for his life. >> i'm certain my life is in danger. as i sit here now, i ask if anything can be done, let pit be done. >> also in the video, somers captors threatened to execute him as early as yesterday. nbc news is to

lester holt reports.adam lanza and six adults.ester holt reports. >> reporter: his music speaks with intensity and emotion. but when his little girl died, so it seemed did the music. >> there was a period where i couldn't even drive my car. my body was so weak and shaky that i couldn't do normal every day things. >> reporter: two years have now passed since ana marquez-greene and all those other precious lives were taken at sandy hook elementary. >> there a bad day and worse days. >> reporter: as much as jimmy and his wife wanted to forget that awful day, they of course wanted to remember and honor their little girl. >> well, it started with me picking up the instrument and playing some rudimentary kind of exercises to regain the strength. >> reporter: with the encouragement of a record executive friend, jimmy set out to tell anna's story in a language they shared. >> they loved singing. >> she used to call her dad a jazz-amagician. >> one of her favorite, from the mooz c museical annie. one of the songs on his newly released albu

good morning. >> good morning lester. play station and xbox seem to be back up and running this morning. one of the biggest question behind this would be why would somebody attack those networks? we may have an answer. to the hackers, it's just a game. with a smile and shrug, a man claiming to be one of the hackers that crashed xbox and play station explains motives. this person known only as ryan spoke to sky news from finland. his involvement with the hacking group lizard squad could not be independently confirmed. ryan says it took three people to knock out the popular gaming networks. >> i might have forced a couple of kids to spend their time with their families instead of playing games. >> a sony executive now acknowledges it's a cyber app tack a triggering problems this weekend. saying in a post t video game industry has been experiencing high levels of traffic designed to disrupt connectivity and online game play. ryan claims gamers should blame the company. >> hacks have been around for quite some time. they went

lester? >> coming up tonight, new details in the failed mission to rescue luke somers. plus, was she targeted? the ex-husband of an american teacher and mother murdered overseas speaks out about the senseless attack. also, the royal couple takes the big apple by storm. the latest on their whirlwind visit. and nonstop service to the north pole. we'll see you in a few minutes for "nbc nightly news." >> thanks, lester, we'll see you soon. and we'll be right back. >>> you've been tracking some wet weather moving our way. >> yeah, it's going to be an interesting week. that means a lot of people are not going to enjoy it. we have our cold weather that's beginning to be through the week. tomorrow mainly dry, but tomorrow night, into tuesday, a pretty strong nor'easter is going to be affecting much of the area. heavy rain, coastal flooding, eventually changes to snow. >> and it's beginning to last days. >> yeah. slow-moving. >> that's nbc 10 news for now. for all of us here, we'll see you become here tonight after "sunday night football" with the latest on that nor'easter. and

>> lester stokes has just signed up for story time. >> stokes. >> stokes?his is story time request -- or application. so, do you have more than one child? >> i have four. >> are they all at the same house? no? okay. she's got some extras for you. you have to fill out one for each household. >> all right, thank you. >> okay? you're welcome. >> stokes has served two prior prison terms and will soon return to serve six years for false impersonation. he has four daughters by three women. but the first story he records will be for the daughter he's closest to. 7-year-old emilee. and he's just written a letter to tell her about story time. >> emilee, what's up, baby girl? i love you so much. daddy misses you so much. bunches. how is mommy doing? i heard you were doing great in school and that you're the smartest kid in your class. i'm so proud of you. i feel very happy when i know you're doing so well. i signed up for a class today so i can read stories on tape and send them to you so you can hear me. i hope that you will like it. are you being a good big sister

the latest block buster for jon lester and where the as pitcher is going next.[instrumental music] ♪ turned their attention to ' pitcher jon lester. well... san francisco has two >> the giants struck out on trying to resign pablo sandolval, they turned their attention to jon lester. now they have two strikes. he will sign for the cubs for five years and $155 million. he informed the giants he did not leave his heart in san francisco or oakland. he went 16-11 in 2014. he was traded to oakland in july. if you dare to compare, madison bumgarner will make 6.7 million. >>> travis ishikawa dropping the puck for the sharks. pavelski two goals in the game. team high 14 on the year. second period, now tied at 2-2. scott hannan tipped disruptive logan couture. they win 5-2. san jose has now won four of five. the 49ers may be close to getting one of their best players back on the field. linebacker navorro bowman has missed the entire season since tearing his acl and ncl in last season's championship game. he is unlikely to play this weekend, but he says he is happy and enj

lester was traded to oakland for yoenis cespedes back in july. going to make $25 million per season and if you dare to compare, madison baumgarner will make $6.7 million. >>> giants play-off hero travis ishikawa dropping the puck before the sharks and oilers. just a few minutes in pavelski scores. his two goals on the night, a team-high 14 on the year. second period now tied at 2. logan couture scores. sharks win 5-2. san jose has won four of five. >>> this is scary, folks. panthers quarterback cam newton was injured in a car accident in charlotte yesterday. newton had two small fractures in his lower back when his truck rolled over multiple times. he was kept in the hospital overnight for observation. but clearly, the panthers and more importantly cam newton escaped a very serious situation yesterday in charlotte. >>> so the giants, they have struck out twice. but the meetings continue. they need a third baseman. they need a pitcher. stay tuned. we'll have more tonight at 6:00. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great day. >>> thank you, dennis. check

tim hudson expected to help recruit lester for the g-men.hey both live down in the atl. >>> the a's of course back in rebuilding mode after trading all-star and fan favorite josh donaldson to toronto over the weekend. in return oakland piblgd up third baseman brett lowry and three major league ready prospects. the move a very tough one for donaldson. >> oakland felt like it was home for me, and that's where you know, i spent the majority of my career. the group of guys we had there and the fan base that supported us, those guys in that locker room were my brothers. that's what stung the most out of all of it. >>> talking football, the seahawks' thanksgiving feast which included a 19-3 carving of the 49ers no doubt a partial catalyst for sunday's espn report saying the raiders could be a favorite for obtaining jim harbaugh in a trade with the 49ers this off-season. the new york jets supposedly in the running as well. the coach today not very concerned. >> i don't worry about my future. haven't participated in any of that speculation. and i ju

reports list the giants and cubs as front-runners in the lester sweepstakes, while lester's agent says red sox and dodgers are both still in the running. >>> turning to the hardwood, big night for the splash brothers in minnesota. dubs shooting for 13 straight victories. second quarter, zach levine blows the dunk. the warriors are head the other way. klay thompson finds himself all alone on the wing, and that is automatic. the three ball ups the dubs' lead to eight. later in the quarter steph curry getting creative. the stepback one leg jumper. silky smooth. nothing thaddeus young can do about it. but say hey, there's nothing i can do about it, he beat me. dubs up ten. on to the early third. curry at it again, drives, as the lead grows to 12. splash brothers each score 21. warriors win their 13th straight, 102-86. >>> jim harbaugh spotted talking to raiders owner mark davis before yesterday's loss. adding fuel to the rumors that harbaugh could end up jumping ship to the silver and black next season. nfl.com reporter ian rapoport tweeted today there is future interest between the two si

jon lester chose the north side over boston and san francisco last night. the tribune reports the deal is worth a franchise- record 155- million dollars over six years with an oio20 lester i years old, a three- time all- star and won the world series twice with the red sox. new manager joe maddon says lester will have a positive influence on the patrick sharp back. on the ice for the first time in a month. blackhawks trail the vie with e minutes left... marian hossa's shot is blocked but duncan keith puts in the rebound to tie it up at two. jonathan toews is first up for the hawks in shoot- ou scores withr. next up is patrick kane and h it with a wrist shot. the hawks are undefeated in shoot-outs this year, and win win their seventh straight, 3-2. carolina panthers quarterback cam newton has been released from the hospital after suffering two fractures in his lower back during a car accident. his truck collided with a car near the team's facilities yesterday. the panthers say newton is experiencing soreness, but no other injuries. it's unknown if he'll play

so with that i'm going to start with lester because i asked lester to give us the profile of population and how that relates to consumption. >> can you hear me? >> keep talking. >> no. move it up. >> is it ok now in --? what i thought it would do is use the food economy to compare population growth and rising affluence. it's sort of the simple model but it gives us a sense. the world's population is growing by 80 billion a year. that means there will be 216,000 people at the dinner table tonight who are not there last night. so this is a very substantial -- it's a couple of stadiums full of people we're adding each day an we've been doing it for not just years but decades now. so it begins to put pressure on water resources or forests as we were discussing earlier, land resources. the growth of the population the 1.1 per center each year is the $80 million. but we also have rising affluence and with the average person i would use the grain recurrence ladder. this measures animal protein. the average person in india consumes about 400 pounds of grain per year. it's about a pound a day. i

so with that i'm going to start with lester because i asked lester to give us the profile of population and how that relates o consumption. >> can you hear me? >> keep talking. >> no. ove it up. --?s it ok now in what i thought it would do is use the food economy to compare population growth and rising ainfluence. it's sort of the simple model but it gives us a sense. the world's population is growing by 80 billion a year. that means there will be 216,000 people at the dinner table tonight who are not there last night. so this is a very substantial -- it's a couple of stadiums full of people we're adding each day an we've been doing it for not just years but decades now. so it begins to put pressure on water resources or forests as we were discussing earlier, land resources. the growth of the population the 1.1 per center each year is the $80 million. but we also have rising and with the average person i would use the grain recurrence ladder. this measures animal protein. the average person in india consumes about 400 pounds of grain per year. it's about a pound a day. in this country w

we don't want to speculate lester. we think the matter would have been handled differently if it was a different community and the officer had been trained better. >> that's what i'm getting at. do you think it was racial or do you think this was a panicked, fearful cop that did something stupid? >> when you watch the video, it shows everything you need to know. within two seconds he made a decision to shoot a 12-year-old kid playing on the playground. as taje said, how many seconds passed before they tried to save this young kid. that's the problem in their community. it's different police. you see all protests going on in america because they shoot our children then try to attack the victim. trayvon martin, michael brown. how are they going to try to attack this 12-year-old baby? that's the issue. these grand jurys have attacked our children and exonerated the kill hers and stereo typed and demonized our children dead on the ground. >> the cleveland police are still investigating. we'll a wait the results of their in

lester chose the cubs over the red sox. of course, has a strong emotional connection to after spending nearly a decade in boston. they pulled cubs manager joe maddon out of a bar at the winter meetings to have him comment on lester. he said this is like winning the baseball lottery, john and christine. >> jon lester provided me personally with two world series rings. >> chicago needs him. >> laura, thanks so much. >>> controversy over the release of a senate report details cia terror tactics after 9/11. are americans serving overseas now in danger? and could this report lead to criminal charges? the very latest -- next. hello... i'm an idaho potato farmer and our big idaho potato truck is still missing. so my buddy here is going to help me find it. here we go. woo who, woah, woah, woah. it's out there somewhere spreading the word about americas favorite potatoes: heart healthy idaho potatoes and the american heart association's go red for women campaign. if you see it i hope you'll let us know. always look for the grown in

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