this is maggie to john, she is as sweet as she appears in the pictures. she's an absolute delight. maggie is p recent graduate of southern university art therapy program and spent last 3 years pursuing masters degree in art therapy with the goal of one day being able to counsel children who have experienced trauma. maggie, while she was a graduate student posted materials to her social media site, she sent messages to her fellow students, engaged in in-class discussions of everyone else did on topics ranging from religion to politics, to critical race theories, black lives matter, covid, marxism, censorship, all things that she and her classmates were engaging in dialogue together about. maggie's's beliefs were informed by her christian and conservative world view. and they were often not in line with the predominant orthodoxy of the art therapy program, faculty and students. under the art therapy programs antioppressive framework and calls for social justice, maggie's speech was characterized as harmful. the director of the art therapy program actually encouraged maggie's fellow a

let's just look at his history, as maggie pointed out. the history is that he has a little concerned about national security, especially how it affects our military and civilian population. he's given away statements in the past, we'll do so in the future. in this case here, he is giving medical tao. how much more evidence that we need of dismiss behavior in terms of attacking our institution, the military, people who give life and limb for service to the country, during the intelligence community under the bus and saying everything he has done to undermine respect for this country of ours. we are watching the slow, rapid disillusion of democracy under his hands. he is doing it day after day, and this is one example what we should never vote to allow him to get his hands on classified information and departure. we should not let him in the oval office ever. >> general, the capabilities of america's nuclear subs, the close proximity that they can get to an adversary subs, how valuable will information like that be to a foreign adversary or

as reported by mister amato, elijah maggie, a veteran war correspond. it is back with us to discuss this complicated history and relationship so elijah, outside of his country as it pertains to the west. they had the sort of on again off again relationship with gadhafi. they sometimes liked him, other times loved him. you know, they painted him as something of a lunatic or, or loose cannon, but they for the most part, tolerated him. what was the final straw with him? what drove the west to leave this campaign to not only allister him, but kill him. i mean, was it the de dollarization talk? the pan ask for can coalition ideas, the gold standard? gold dinar. what was it that turned him into a pariah by the west? you would actually own what you have mentioned really you see good that for you. when he started, he bid a major infrastructure across topic that he bids road bridges mosque. and the, and one of the biggest projects that he did was named as the great man made river. and that was design of an adult with names of concrete pipeline of 4000 kilometers

j. maggie a dot com 1st. elijah october 20 2023 at marks. 12 years of the anniversary of good off his death. you're a veteran war correspondent, you've been through libya and much of the air of speaking world. from what you've seen is libby a better off since he died. did the b, u. s. and nato. better libya by it's bombing campaign in 2011. we've actually yes, i was in libya before the war during the war and when trinity fan and i think i can save the situation and it'd be further than did that. so. well, i'm going to get duffy is was, and the country is far from better off without get duffy. because following his dad's experienced significant political disability, the country 1st was guided by ices and then spread between all the virus movie she and fractions. leading to a very wide civil war and tried fighting against each other with the weapons in the hands of all the tribes. and now we have 2 central government, one in the west, and aaa, another one in the east into brook to, to unite the country. it has not been possible, and this is not going to be achieve any soon. so we know,

we'll talk to elijah maggie a. he is a veteran war correspondent who is been embedded in hotspots all over the world, including on the ground in libya, when it all began to unravel. you can subscribe to his work at e. j. maggo dot com 1st, elijah october 20, 2023 at marks. 12 years of the anniversary of good off his death. you're a veteran war correspondent, you've been through libya and much of the air of speaking world. from what you've seen is libby a better off since he died. did the, the, us and nato, better libya by it's bombing campaign in 2011? i was actually, yes, i was in libya before the war during the war. and when trinity fan and i think i can save the situation and it'd be further than that. so well i'm going to get duffy is was, and the country is far from better off without get duffy. because funding who's that experienced significant political stability, the country 1st was guided by ices and then spread between all the bias militia and factions leading to a very wide civil war and tried fighting a

maggie, what more have you learned from your reporting? >> we confirmed what abc reported, anderson, which is that trump had this conversation with mr. pratt, who is a member of mar-a-lago not long after leaving office. this was a conversation in which trump supposedly revealed a couple of pieces of sensitive information. now it's not clear exactly what trump said. we know that according to abc, it was specifics about capabilities and about distance that the submarines can go and how close they can get in certain cases. this is not -- it doesn't appear that he showed a document to this gentleman. but i don't know for prosecutors that that matters because our understanding is he is among the trial witnesses who prosecutors have listed as possible people they will call. and what they would likely use him for is to establish a pattern of trump being loose with sensitive information and the government's secrets. >> so he might actually be called? >> he is among dozens of people who might be called. and this list stretches back through the whit

>> maggie hit on the main point. i want to know as prosecutor, what was her dealings with donald trump? it's notable to see her, she was so aggressive in pushing the election fraud lie. you can see the contrast in that clip and it's notable that she's saying it's b.s. and she knows it. >> prosecutors may soon that. ellie and maggie, lot of developments tonight. thank you both. >>> up next, we're going to go back live to the ground in israel. anderson cooper is there. disturbing new audio played out loud today at the u.n. a hamas fighter bragging to his parents about killing jews in israel. >>> tonight cnn has obtained disturbing audio and i'm not even sure disturbing goes far enough to describe what it is you're about to hear. it's of a hamas terrorist they say two called his parents to brag about how many jews he killed during that october 7th attack on israel. the terrorist in audio claims to be calling from a phone of a woman he murdered. i should note cnn can't confirm the audio, part of this push by israeli offi

we'll discuss it when we return with elijah and maggie a so tight. the m. o will be right back. the the this is assault on the people of god, so it continues unabated. and why wouldn't it? is released when given a blank check by the west to unilaterally and not be bound by any constraints to proceed as of which is a 2nd. the bug is being carried out again against the palestinians. the 1918, the countries of the west won the final victory over the ottoman empire. the sultan's government capitulated to the inside and sign that humiliating armesis of low drugs great britain and france and italy wanted not only to destroy the ottoman empire, but also to divide the prime orderly turk as lands among themselves. in 1919, their armies began to land on turkish territory. but the west decided to choose greece as the main striking force. seeking to make others realize this aggressive plan. for an intervention, provo mass, indignation among the turkish peoples. the national liberation struggle was led by the experience of general mustafah come all as a 3rd in order to bear down the enemy, a

maggie, cuÉntanos. maggie: espectacular. con unos lentes. estos lentes me encantan.[risas] jessica: vamos con victoria y david beckham. en el lanzamiento de la nueva de victoria en la gran manzana. alina: para mÍ, ella nunca se viste mal. me encanta su estilo. ese vestido rojo que es un color muy grande ahora. con ese encaje que le puso, con esos pliegues que tiene ahÍ. ella para mÍ siempre es clase, sofisticada. jomari: tambiÉn hay que entender que hay cuerpos que se ven mÁs clÁsicos y otros no. las curvas exageradas como que no. ella es muy delgada. la moda estÁ mÁs hecha para ella. alina: ella muestra todo lo que se pone. jomari: me parece como el perfecto dÚo. saben vestir muy bien juntos. han sabido verse cada vez mÁs casuales. con la edad le han quitado alguna cosas que se ponÍan y son mÁs minimalistas. creo que ellos son el capo. Él definiciÓn lo que era el hombre metro sexual. fue el primero. vamos con la boda del aÑo que es de michelle salas que se casÓ con el vestido de dolce. es un bordado completo con un corset, con una doble manga. creo que, obviamente,

let's get more now from maggie vespa. >> reporter: tonight, authorities in the u.s. ramping up security amid warnings about potential violence mounting nationwide over the israel/hamas war in new york, the nypd ordering officers indefinitely to be uniformed and ready to deploy american officials and private analysts telling nbc news extremists are flooding social media with calls for attacks on jewish communities and other targets in the u.s. and europe with groups linked to al qaeda and american neo-nazis seeking to exploit the war according to intelligence memos obtained by nbc news a homeland security official telling nbc news, dhs is monitoring a heightened threat environment in the u.s., the fbi also on high alert >> we stay laser focused on mitigating those threats. >> reporter: tonight the nypd's hate crimes unit asking for the public's help finding this man, who they say punched a woman in a subway station saturday telling her he did it, quote, because you are jewish this as protests continue across the country. in washington, d.c., dozens were arrested at th

maggie: sÍ, no me encanta como lo combino.vy queen ha sabido crear su estilo. es como que es ella. maggie: ademÁs, trae esta tendencia que la debe de conocer mucho que ahora se estÁ utilizando como un calzÓn encima de unas medias y salir a la calle. te pones un saco y sales a la calle. ella trae, precisamente, ese body. me gustÓ porque trae una tendencia. lo que no me encanta que va de rojo, la alfombra era roja, la pared era roja. catalina: me gustÓ. obviamente, es un look para ella. me parece que el pelo lo tiene bien a su estilo, me parece que el color le favorece. francisca: es verdad. es un look para cantante. jomari: siempre vi criticado eso de uno como cantante y una alfombra es un show que te presentas mÁs al pÚblico, pero creo que ivy queen ha conseguido marcar tendencia. ella es asÍ y listo. maggie: ese color de rojo es espectacular. francisca: y el cabello hacen contraste muy bueno para mi gusto. cÓmo ven anita? vamos a ver esta foto de ella. catalina: no me gusta. me parece que el top me parece muy bonito, la falda

economy it grew by an annual rate of nearly 5% in the third quarter, beating expectations and as maggie vespa reports, there is major progress in something that's been a drag on the economy, the weeks' long autoworkers strike >> reporter: tonight, for ford workers, cleanup along the picket lines >> it was bit of a shock. i didn't expect ford to come to the table with a deal so soon. >> reporter: six weeks into their sweeping strike against america's big three car companies, united autoworkers last night announcing their first tentative agreement. >> our stand-up strike has delivered. >> reporter: uaw leaders say the ford deal, which still needs to be approved by members, would guarantee a 25% increase in base pay, reinstate cost of living allowances, and get rid of, quote, divisive wage tiers. ford saying they're pleased with the deal. >> the wage increases, the cost of living allowance is huge. >> reporter: but other members aren't so huge. >> what we were shooting for was at least 30, 35%. 25% is -- didn't know. >> reporter: meanwhile, strikes at stellantis and gm plants grew this wee

as the strike nears the six-week mark, the real world impact on consumers is only growing here's maggie vespa. >> reporter: tonight, another 5,000 autoworkers walking off the job, this time, at a gm plant in texas. >> inflation left us behind the greedy ceos left us behind. we just want what's right. >> reporter: nearly six weeks into the uaw stoppage, close to 45,000 autoworkers are on strike against america's big three car companies. >> they're all about money. you know, it's time to share. >> reporter: the car companies pushing back against uaw's latest escalation a new analysis estimates the strike has already cost the auto industry more than $9.3 billion. >> for the first few weeks of the strike, we had some inventory on-hand that we were able to get out and get to our customers it's gotten a little bit tighter. >> we can't get the parts. >> reporter: the owner of chicago's windy city motors says staff can't find parts through normal suppliers, instead, turning online, even to ebay. repairs that should take days, he says, now take weeks customers are now getting upset? >> yes, they

our maggie vespa has this report. >> reporter: authorities in the u.s.ping up security, amid warnings about potential violence mounting nationwide over the israel-hamas war. in new york, the nypd ordering officers to be uniformed and ready to deploy. nbc news told extremists are flooding social media with calls for attacks on jewish communities and other targets, and neo-nazis seeking to exploit the war. a homeland security official saying that there is a heightened threat environment in the u.s. the fbi also on high alert. >> we stay laser focussed on mitigating those threats. >> reporter: the public's help sought for this man who they say punched a woman in a subway station saying he did it because you are jewish as protests continue across country. in washington, d.c. dozens were arrested at the capitol during a rally of jewish americans calling for cease-fire. and in suburban chicago, more than 1500 people packed a vigil for a palestinian-american boy. >> he was a child. a child filled with love, not any hate. >> reporter: prosecutors saying the 6-ye

maggie vespa reports >> reporter: another 5,000 auto workers walking offer the job.s time at a gm plant in texas. >> inflation left us behind. we just want what's right. >> reporter: nearly six weeks into the uaw stoppage, close to 45,000 auto workers are on strike against america's big three car companies. >> they're all about money you know, it's time to share >> reporter: the car companies pushing back against uaw's latest escalations, a new analysis estimates the strike has already cost the industry more than $9.3 billion >> for the first few weeks of the strike we had some inventory on hand that we able to get out and get to our customers it's gotten a little bit tighter. >> we can't get the parts. >> reporter: the owner of windy city motors says they can't find parts through normal suppliers, instead turning online, even to ebay, repairs that should take days now take weeks. customers are now getting upset. >> yes, they're getting very upset. because it's now affecting their life if they can't use their car, they can't get to work >> reporter: meanwhile, six we

his co—star, maggie wheeler, who played chandler's girlfriend, janice in friends, said perry broughtjoy was, by his own admission, a tormented man, writing in his autobiography about battling drink and drug addictions throughout his decade filming friends. the cast of friends! applause when perry reunited with his co—stars for friends the reunion two years ago, he spoke about his troubles. i felt like i was going to die if they didn't laugh, and it's not healthy for sure. but i would sometimes say a line and they wouldn't laugh and i would sweat and and just like, go into convulsions. if i didn't get the laugh i was supposed to get... it would take you down. you didn't tell us that! i didn't? no, i don't remember you ever saying that. oh, yeah, ifelt like that every single night. we got some time. should we get some coffee? sure. perry went on to star in a string of successful hollywood films, but it is friends that brought him international fame and chandler bing, who made so many people laugh around the world. matthew perry, who has died at the age of 5a. let's take a moment to look a

this spring, maggie, republicans brought us to the brink, threatening to fall on america's debt for the first time in over two years. and would cause a gigantic world crisis. it would help us at home and abroad, but we reached an agreement. we shook hands. he said. here's the deal. well, now this for the magic extremists once again. and brought us to the brink, this time to government shutdown and going back on the deal they made months ago, not keeping their word enough is enough is enough. this is not that complicated. the brinkmanship ship has to end and there should be another ship. there shouldn't be another crisis. there's no excuse for another crisis. consequently, i strongly urge my republican friends in congress not to wait. don't waste time as you did all summer. pass a year long budget agreement. honor the deal we made a few months ago. we have the strongest we have the strongest economy in the world today. the strongest economy in the world today, and more to do. but we are the indispensable nation in the world, in internationally and domestically, in terms of our economy. l

maggie vespa, nbc news. >>> sad news from the about a beloved actor from the "rocky" series.for his role as rocky's best friend, appearing in six films has died. young, who was a marine and a boxer himself also starred in other acclaimed move and tv shows like chinatown and the "the sopranos." he was 83. >>> and a history-making win last night in the wnba as the las vegas aces became the first team in the league to win back-to-back championships. the aces squeezing by the new york liberty 70-69 to take the series 3-1. >>> up next, here in israel, how a college facing great loss is taking on a greater purpose for the community. ha-ha! it was me the whole time. -whoo-hoo! -well done, ma'am. with snapshot from progressive, you get a personalized discount for being a safe driver. say "snapshot savings!" [ camera shutter clicks ] ultomiris is for adults with generalized myasthenia gravis who are anti-acetylcholine receptor antibody positive. it is lasting control over your gmg symptoms. and, ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with 8 weeks of freedom between infusions.

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with the mystery in paradise a teacher from indiana disappearing while on vacation in puerto rico maggieiscovery authorities have made on the island. >> reporter: tonight, a caribbean vacation turned devastating mystery. >> it was pretty earth-shattering. >> reporter: authorities in puerto rico are working to confirm whether a body search crews found face-down in the river in this rocky wooded area saturday is that of missing indiana teacher amanda webster. forensic officials tonight telling nbc news a family member flew to puerto rico to give dna they've also pulled dental records and fingerprints puerto rican police say the body is that of a white woman, but officials say it's so badly decomposed, they wouldn't let webster's family members see it. they're working to determine how the woman died meanwhile, webster's loved ones tell our indianapolis affiliate wthr the 44-year-old art teacher was vacationing alone, sending videos like this one she was reported missing wednesday of last week after police say she failed to check out of her airbnb on time, leaving her bags and rental car for

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maggie, what is the reaction? >> katie, in a word, pain. air throughout the morning. it is no different here. just to set the stage a little more, you're right, this is a little palestine neighborhood in bridgefield -- bridgeview, illinois, it's about suburb 30 miles southwest of chicago. and you can see, just like this restaurant behind me. the signage here isn't arabic. this is a vibrant hub for the palestinian community. which, and the estimates are rough, some scholars put, it when you wrap in descendants of palestinian americans, closer to 200,000 people in the chicago metro area. that is according to some. so numbers have been all over the board. but, suffice it to say, a lot again of peaceful conversations inside this restaurant. we also talked last night to people at a local mosque. among the sort of consensus, sentiments that we heard. a lot of people saying that no one wants to see the brutality and the violence that we are seeing on full display in that part of the world. but people also told us that the actions of the hamas mili

nbc news correspondent maggie vespa is following this story closely for us. this was devastating.: that not guilty that's the big headline coming out of today. joseph czuba faces eight felony counts, there he is in court today, those counts include first degree murder and hate crime charges and he pleaded not guilty his public dede fender said because his defense team is conducting their own investigation into this attack that happened about two weeks ago on a saturday. basically a week after the attacks in israel, the hamas attacks started, that not guilty plea comes again as his defense looks into this themselves. the prosecution said they've spoken to czuba's wife, said he had becoming anry at his palestiian american tenants. >> maggie, tensions have been heightened since the israel-hamas war began, so how is the muslim community doing in the area where this attack happened, especially with the rise in islamophobia we have been seeing. >> reporter: here in the chicago area n suburbs, we have attack, right, this is kind of this lightning rod for a hot of this fear, we saw a huge

nbc's maggie vespa has the latest for us. prosecutors have said they have a mountain of evidence. the defense team elaborated on that not guilty plea. tell us what happens now. >> yeah, so basically, chris, shuba's public defender met with reporters today, after his client had pleaded not guilty to eight felony counts, including murder and hate crime charges. essentially his client is pleading not guilty because his defense team is getting ready to conduct their own investigation into this attack, which happened a couple of weeks ago on saturday, october 14th. so while they conduct their own investigation, they're basically having him plead not guilty to protect his rights. but, again, a couple of weeks ago, basically one week after the hamas attacks in israel, prosecutors say joseph czuba, the 71-year-old landlord, attacked a mother and 6-year-old boy because prosecutors said, according to czuba's own wife had become obsessed with the attacks in israel and became convinced that his tenants, a mom and a little kid were going

jose. >> maggie vespa, thank you so much.cot human rights attorney, a palestinian american activist and associate professor at rutgers university. thank you for being with us this morning. i just want to hear your concerns, your reactions and what you think we should be focused on? >> thank you for having me. i want to highlight even the title of the segment that says war on israel is obscuring a context. it's creating a moment of crisis that obscures a context of structural violence against palestinians and the daily war that they endure. in 2020 several human rights organizations including human rights watch and israeli human rights organizations have said that israel oversees an apartheid regime. that is a crime against humanity. palestinians in the gaza strip have been held in open air prison, the largest ghetto that has been circumscribed by naval blockade and land siege, sujtd to caloric food intake, restriction of their movement, no electricity, no gas, and yet the whole world has stood aside and watched those palestin

maggie, tell us what you are hearing from the folks there, those behind you in that march?-- right as we said, this is a pro palestinian rally, which is marching through the heart of downtown chicago right now, we are in madison and clark chicago. and that means they are shutting a huge -- in this city. and, -- more you can hear the chanting. in the background i [crowd chanting] . we've got lots of people here. this started at the israeli consulate, which is a pro palestine rally, that began outside the israeli consulate, here in downtown chicago. and no one wants to see violence, but they say based on the of violent history between these two nations, the actions of hamas do not surprise them. it -- is in what's called little palestine, it is a chicago suburb, in the southwest of the city. listen to what some people told us there. >> we won't lose hope, but it is something, especially with the western media in america, it is something we are used to at this point, seeing the one side conversation, in how people support israel all the time, and we can get hurt over that anym

this is maggie. she is as sweet as she appears in the pictures. she is a recent graduate of southern illinois university's art therapy program. she spent the last three years pursuing a masters degree in art therapy with the goal of one day being able to counsel children who experienced trauma. she posted materials to her social media and sent messages to fellas against, engaged in and class discussions everyone else did, on topics ranging from religion to politics to critical race theory to black lives matter to covid, marxism and censorship, all things she and her classmates were engaging in dialogue together. her beliefs were informed by her christian and conservative worldview and were often not in line with the predominant orthodoxy of the art therapy program, faculty, and students. under their anti-oppressive framework and calls for social justice, her speech was characterized as harmful. the director of the art therapy program encouraged her fellow art students to report her harmful and hateful speech to them, university officials. school o

that included maggie wheeler who played his on again, off again girlfriend, janice, who could forget that relationship. writing, what a loss. the world will miss you, matthew perry, the joy you brought to so many in your too short lifetime will live on. i feel so very blessed by every creative moment we shared. i want to bring in entertainment reporter, elizabeth wagmaster as well. when you're looking at this, what is your reaction of the enormous support and memories flowing in? >> you really get a sense of who matthew perry was. all of these messages you're reading and i've been looking at them as well you see how good of a friend he truly was to everyone. he feels like a friend to you and me but to the people in hollywood who knew him he was an unbelievable person. i was just texting now with the publicist on nbc who totaled me they would tweet back and forth about the kings, i guess he was a fan of the l.a. kings and one day just invited him over, come watch with me. this is one of the biggest stars in television history just inviting someone over who he doesn't really know that

. >>> i want to bring in maggie haiferman from "the new york times." let's start with what we are seeing in new york today. do you think a second fine of $10,000 is going to convince trump not to say whatever he wants to say whenever he wants to say snit >> as we have seen, jake, trump is going to test the bounds of whatever limits are put on him over and over. we saw that he was fined in this case previously, just not under these circumstances. it wasn't in the form of a gag order, but earlier in the case against him, it did ultimately have an impact but it took several days. this might have an impact right now. i don't know how long lived it will be. $10,000 to trump, he doesn't like parting with money, but it's not a lot of money. >> you noted that michael cohen is trump's former fixer and lawyer, has been looking for a showdown with trump for a few years. how much of trump's anger today and trump's comments on social media are driven by seeing his former fixer on the stand publicly, publicly betraying him? >> it's a big piece, the personal nature o

this is maggie. she is as sweet as she appears in the pictures. she is a recent graduate of southern illinois university's art therapy program. she spent the last three years pursuing a masters degree in art therapy with the goal of one day being able to counsel children who experienced trauma. she posted materials to her social media and sent messages to fellas against, engaged in and class discussions everyone else did, on topics ranging from religion to politics to critical race theory to black lives matter to covid, marxism and censorship, all things she and her classmates were engaging in dialogue together. her beliefs were informed by her christian and conservative worldview and were often not in line with the predominant orthodoxy of the art therapy program, faculty, and students. under their anti-oppressive framework and calls for social justice, her speech was characterized as harmful. the director of the art therapy program encouraged her fellow art students to report her harmful and hateful speech to them, university officials. school o

maggie: puede regresar cuando quieras.Én ha ayudado muchÍsimo. >> la posibilidad de un arreglo no estÁ definitiva, al menos no de su parte. >> pero si es algo que yo he pensado. se firma un documento, se firma un divorcio, pero aquÍ en el corazÓn no es una cosa que firmas y de buenas a primeras se acabo. >> el hijo de la leona dormida fue contundente al desmentir una versiÓn que apuntaba que ya tenÍa una nueva pareja. >> prÁcticamente, yo ya estoy casi que casado con otra mujer, te lo voy a resumir muy fÁcil, mi corazÓn sigue teniendo dueÑa. ya con eso te digo todo. yo al menos ahora no tengo pensado... no, no, para mÍ es imposible pensar ahorita voy a intentar reabrir mi vida, no es algo que estÉ pensando. >> platicamos en el marco de su participaciÓn musical en el homenaje y entrega de presea gran maestro josÉ marÍa napoleÓn. [mÚsica] raÚl: fÍjate. todavÍa sigue dolido. estÁ diciendo claramente. karla: estas cosas creo que cuando hay amor de por medio no se supera. ademÁs, vuelvo y digo que hay niÑos. me imagino que extr

maggie vespa joins us with the latest maggie, good morning. >> reporter: yeah.at the same time yesterday in court, that first court appearance for the suspect, prosecutors, local prosecutors said the suspect, the family's landlord, as you pointed out, was angry over the hamas attacks, and was afraid the palestinian tenants were going to harm him. as americans are warned about extremism and hate in suburban chicago, a packed funeral. an unimaginable grief for a boy murdered, police say, because of a war a world away >> it is not our war we need to save our kids. >> reporter: prosecutors sayeala palestinian american boy who loved soccer and legos was killed saturday. according to police, he was stabbed 26 times with a military style knife. his mother, hospitalized after she was stabbed a dozen times. prosecutors say the family's 71-year-old landlord joseph czuba attacked her over the conflict in israel they said czuba's wife had been talking on conservative talk radio on a regular basis and were believed they were going to call over their palestinian friends to ha

maggie gardiner said, "this is not only factually incorrect, it is extremely offensive and dangerous and disrespects all the protesters who were there to call for peace. apologise and do better." and the bbc did. on monday afternoon, the bbc news channel issued this apology for the mistake. now, before we go, earlier on bbc news, we reported on some of the pro—palestinian demonstrations at the weekend. we spoke about several demonstrations across britain during which people voiced their backing for hamas. we accept that this was poorly phrased and was a misleading description of the pro—palestinian demonstrations. on tuesday, there was a huge explosion in the car park of the al ahli hospital in gaza, which killed and injured many people who'd gathered there. as news of the situation developed, the bbc news channel showed a correspondent giving analysis from jerusalem. it was made clear that the bbc had yet to verify who was behind the blast, but the correspondent said he thought it was hard to see what it could have been other than an israeli airstrike. he then said that in his previ

and that's really part of the subject of my book, the when life my, life maggie magazine was the one who negotiated the purchase of this from abraham zapruder, and when they first came to him, they said we were interested just in the print rights because life magazine, the most popular magazine, america at that time, but they had no ability to show the film as a film only had that or the the movie newscast reels and so forth. so he strikes deal with them about for $50,000 for the print rights which which was 450,000 in today's dollars. so this is a 26 second film nice chunk of change. two days later they come back to him and they say we've decided we want all the rights to film, which is very unusual they offered him triple the amount, hundred and 50,000, which was about a million and a half. and took the deal. and as of the contract, they said, we're going to give you a percentage of what we get when we put it out as a film. well, then they proceed to sequester the film and the people at life magazine said nobody ever going to see this film. and just justification ostensibly, we don

nbc news correspondent maggie vespa joins us now.ike is only getting bigger here. what's the latest on the negotiations to bring this work stoppage to an end. >> reporter: breaking headline we'll bring to you here, the big one making the rounds on online, associated press according to two people familiar with talks, uaw and ford may be moving closer to a deal, the ap reporting according to those two people the union made a counteroffer to ford with 25% pay increase, remember that would be a big shift. the union initially said they wanted a 40% pay increase and all of the big three, ford, gm and stellantis came in with a 23% offer. this is according to the ap. nothing is in writing yet. again that would be major progress. we should be clear the uaw right now telling us no comment on this potential movement. our sources at ford have yet to respond. we should note we've been told by all sides, the talks remain active. one of the big three potentially could pivotal. >> a major development, maggie, you have spoken to an owner of the deale

maggie vespa is in an area called little palestine in chicago.g snr. >> reporter: kate, important to keep in mind new york is home to the largest jewish population in the world outside of israel, there are so many people here who know people in israel who died, who have family there, who perhaps on are waiting to hear back from them. the safety of their friends and loved ones in israel, another bit of unease is on the ground here in the u.s. wondering, will jewish americans be targeted in the fallout of violence that has played out over the weekend? we know that police are ramping up pa trolls out of what they say is abundance of caution in number of cities across the country. around synagogues and houses of worship. you know, just a few moments ago i was speaking to someone, a head of a rally scheduled for here, washington square park a show of support for israel, people standing in solidarity that's going to be happening in a short amount of time. during our conversation, someone actually walked up to him and screamed in his face expletive and

. >> murdoch is currently serving life in prison after being convicted of killing maggie and paul murdocha judge has sent the case back to a circuit court for a hearing about murdoch's claims of jury tampering by a court clerk. no date has been set, has been set yet for that hearing. >> actor alec baldwin is suddenly facing the possibility of new charges for the deadly shooting on the set of the movie rust. it's all the result of a long investigation by special prosecutors. abc's kayna whitworth has those details. >> a stunning reversal nearly six months after initial charges against alec baldwin were dropped in that fatal rust shooting special prosecutors are seeking to recharge the actor with involuntary manslaughter. they say following months of an extensive investigation, additional facts have come to light that they believe show mr. baldwin has criminal culpability in the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins and the shooting of director joel souza. baldwin was rehearsing on the new mexico movie set with a revolver in october of 2021, when he says the gun suddenly fired. >> so you

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nbc's maggie coming in from chicago. we >> are talking hundreds if not thousands of people. rally marching in the middle of chicago that started at the israeli consulate earlier today. a lot of them are saying they don't want to see the violence in the level of brutality that they're seeing play overseas. at the same time some people tell us that given the violent history between these two countries the action of hamas tragically do not surprise them. take a listen to some of what we heard today. but also a suburb outside of chicago. we won't lose hope but it's something special with western median america. where you stood at this point. seeing the once had a conversation and how people support israel's time we can't get hurt over that anymore. it's kind of the norm now but we get happy and we have hope when we see someone siding with us. that's an actually surprised. >> nobody does anything for us. and this is what happens. so i guess we are killing civilians, we are against that. but when war happens. >> this is a pro palestinian rally in the middle of downtown chicago. hu

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