abilene was just a little backwater town before joseph mccoy came along. it may never have become the home of a president. wichita is the air capital of the world. but where would it have been if it had not been first on the chisholm trail. dodge city is the cowboy capital of the world and it may never become anything famous, all because of a little tick that hitched a ride on a texas steer and changed all of our history. i thank you for coming today. if you have questions we have a microphone over here. [applause] >> we will invite questions if you have any. i do have one. thank you for being here. because of film and literature there is a lot of mythology surrounding cattle drives and cowboys, drovers. can you name what is the biggest misconception as far as the life of a cowboy, or on cattle drives. or one of the biggest myths or mythologies from film and literature. jim: probably, i don't if it is so much about the cowboys, but when you see most cattle drivers on film, they are almost running, or they may be running. it is the same thing with riding a

that was paul adams speaking to simon mccoy. time for a look at the weather with ben roach.h crew it has once again been a real struggle to lift the gloom in many places, grey skies persisted overhead for this weather watcher close to leicester, misty and drizzly as well. but very different across the scottish highlands, our weather watcher capturing those guys and some beautiful spring flowers, some or of that to come actually later in this forecast. but for the time being, this evening and tonight, it is all about the cloud, some showery rain and parts of the midlands, northern rain into scotland, some misty and murky condition once again, at least the temperature is not trotting to far. there will be mild under the cloud. fabrics of rain in northern england and scotland, further south something dry but still generally cloudy, to something a bit writer into the far south, a late burst of sunshine along the south coast. still breezy across the north—east of scotland, but the breeze easing a little for the north sea coast of england. temperatures for the likes of hull and no

mccoy says, i think it is the ticks.ame upwhen the cattle out of the coast they were sometimes covered with so many takes that the sandwiches shimmer and they would turn colors and they looked grayish. intoicks would drop off the grass having thousands of babies and those babies are carrying the disease to the brand-new cattle they were crawling up on. once they figured out what it was, then they knew how they could fix it. richard by the name of king, king ranch in south texas, still in operation, had been dipping sheep and eight drench .f water and insecticide they were dipping them for scabies. he noticed that when there was ticks on the sheep they died too. the answer.ot he began dipping those cattle, no more ticks on the cattle, no more texas cattle fever. what i want you to think about known that it was a tick back when they were first going up the shawnee trail in 1854 when it first hit so bad then they could've dipped those cattle and the cattle business would not have been shifted further west. eventually to abi

lunch, the wait was on for the first glimpse of the new arrival, and that well—known royal lover simon mccoyh... after lunch, the wait was on for the first glimpse of the new arrival, and that well—known royal lover simon mccoy was all agog on afternoon live. uh... there's a door, there's a policeman. where is the baby? look, can you see in the mirror in the doorway? look at the photographers and the cameramen that you can't see, hundreds who are waiting outside. audience reaction continued to come in, with michael expressing his views like this... well, the two main participants in that forthcoming royal wedding were conducting more sombre duties on wednesday. here is nicholas witchell. first light at the australia and new zealand war memorials in london on anzac day. a commemoration attended this year by prince harry and meghan markle, in particular remembrance of the thousands of troops

blake mccoy, jefferson city, missouri. >>> let's turn now to an nbc news exclusive. we're hearing from the philadelphia rap superstar whose stiff sentence over probation violations garnered national attention and calls for criminal justice reform and even enlisted the support of jay-z. so compelling is meek mill's story his prison visitors went from sporting moguls to the mayor of philadelphia. >> how does it feel to be part of the system? >> reporter: he's become a symbol for criminal justice reform. >> free meek mills! >> louder! >> reporter: and a viral sensation on social media. meek mill, a jailed rap star who has attracted support of some of the biggest names in entertainment and sports just this week a prison visit from 76ers owner mike ruben and patriots owner robert kraft. >> he's an amazing young man. >> reporter: the 30-year-old has had a meteoric a rise from a tough philadelphia neighborhood. >> walking through the neighborhood, this is the bullet holes in the windows, bullet holes in the cars when you walking to school. ♪ >> reporter: his troubles began

here is nbc's blake mccoy. >> reporter: tonight, prosecutors announcing no criminal charges in music superstar prince's death after revealing he died from counterfeit vicodin, unknowingly laced with one of the most powerful pain killers, fentanyl. >> in all likelihood, prince had no idea he was taking a counterfeit pill that could kill him. >> reporter: after a two-year investigation, prosecutors unable to determine where it came from. >> we have no direct evidence that a specific person provided the fentanyl to prince. >> reporter: prince's doctor has denied any wrongdoing but today agreed to a $30,000 fine and two years of monitoring for prescribing percocet to prince's long-time friend and bodyguard allegedly for prince's use. the famously private "purple rain" singer had been battling a secret opioid addiction after being treated for back pain. newly released evidence today shows his lifeless body by an elevator in his paisley park home. prince's case is tragic but not unique. >> this is not unique whatsoever. we see this every day. >> reporter: hazel in betty ford says more and

nbc's blake mccoy has the developments. >> reporter: consumed by scandal. tonight, missouri governor eric greitens, is defiant, refusing to resign. >> let's call this what it is. a political witch hunt. >> reporter: that hastily arranged press conference came right before the missouri house released its report outlining an affair greitens had the year before he was governor, describing one of their encounters, the woman says, greitens smacked me and grabbed me and shoved me to the ground and i was like, what's wrong with you? greitens has denied violence. he's equated his troubles to those of the president. >> smearing people who want to get things done is wrong in washington and it's wrong in no. >> reporter: greitens says in 33 days at that trial, the public will learn the truth. blake mccoy, nbc news. >>> back in this country, the announcement from mariah carey, the pop superstar revealing her long battle with bipolar disorder. nbc's kristen deahlgren has the story. >> reporter: for decades, mariah carey has lived her life in public, sometimes showing er

blake mccoy. >>> still ahead tonight, great food created by a top chef.he unlikely place where they're now using the word gourmet and the diners love it. >>> let's face it. there's nothing particularly pleasant about a stay in the hospital and the food is often part of the whole miserable experience but what if your food were prepared by a top chef and it was actually good and good for you? here's our medical correspondent dr. john torres. >> reporter: sizzling, sauteing, dicing. it's a race against the clock. >> ten seconds! >> reporter: but this is no ordinary cooking challenge. >> little surgery, you know? we pick up some things in a hospital. >> reporter: it's a groundbreaking effort to turn hospital food from bland to grand. acclaimed chef bruno tison dished up meals for celebrities around the world. now he is hired to transform the menu at 23 northwell health locations across new york. >> my goal is make sure that every patients get great food of the quality of a restaurant. >> reporter: his recipe is simple. use fresh ingredients, get rid of sugary

drove me crazy hours like literally really upset that someone could have the real mccoy kill ninety nine pilot. i count five. so what you're saying is you want the same damn key of authenticity from the kill as for example scotch whiskey house the house absolutely because it drives me nuts that you can walk down the royal mile to see a kilt financially in piles and they will say traditional kill is real mccoy i want three parameters to be able to call it kill additional scotch kill sure we'll meet in scotland hand-stitched that's why real kilt is otherwise our formal dyad what do you mean not formal diana well. my kilt maker is one kilt maker one kill. the most kills are made in fact here. so that fact. the lady knows how to put straps on the guy knows how to do the plates but no one person knows how to make a kill or not kill thinkers. to kill their car to someone who says with yards of fabric it works out to your personal size the fabric that i was going to fetch has one person one killed. eight to twelve hours of war like properly. i don't reform but it's just going more and more as m

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drove me crazy hours like literally really upsetting someone could have the real mccoy. i can't drive. so what you're saying is you want the same damn key of authenticity from the help as for example scotch whiskey house the house absolutely because it drives me nuts that you can walk down the royal mile to see a kilt financially in piles of people say traditional kill is real mccoy i want three parameters to be able to call it kill with vishal scotch kill sure we'll meet in scotland and stitched that's why real kilt is otherwise our formal dyad what do you mean not formal diana well. my kilt maker is one kilt maker one kill. the most kills are made in fact here. so that fact. the lady knows how to put straps on the guy knows how to do the plates but no one person knows how to make a kill or not kill because. the kill think are the someone who sets with yards of fabrics works out to your personal size the fabric that i was going to fetch has one person one kill. eight to twelve hours of work like properly. i want to form but it's just going more and more just mass produc

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johnson was runner—up to 18 mccoy on 16 occasions, and has 110w w011 every to 18 mccoy on 16 occasionsf the season. that will be one of his big highlights of the season. meanwhile, the seven time cheltenham festival winning jockey nina carberry has announced her retirement, and day after fellow jockey and her sister—in—law katie walsh revealed she too was retiring. carbury made the announcement after winning at punchestown. that is all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories, including news on the f1 qualifying in azerbaijan, on the bbc news sports website. that's all from me for now. in the united states, a former police officer has appeared in court, charged with 13 murders and 51 rapes. prosecutors allege joseph james deangelo was the so—called ‘golden state killer', whose crimes terrorised california in the 1970s and 1980s. james cook reports. this frail old man is accused of terrorising california in the 1970s and ‘80s. is joseph james deangelo your true and correct legal name? i'm yes. handcuffed to a wheelchair, joseph james deangelo appeared confused at times

i want to go across to kentucky mickey mccoy to. you are a retired english teacher, deeply concerned about your pension. can you talk about what is happening in kentucky now as thousands of teachers have dissented on the state capitol in frankfurt talk about what you're mt concerned with. >> i most concerned with and most of my brothers and sisters who have come down are concerned about this war that is on education. there is a war of public education. it seems the teachers did not need to be drafted. they volunteered. they will continue to volunteer until we can straighten out the things that need to be straightened out. it is not just about pensions. it is not just about our medical insurance. you understand we have, like, youth service cenrs thaare being cut. and these centers help the kids both in urban areas and r inural areas with things they need. not only just school supplies, but a shirt on their back, shoes on their feet, they give them extra food to take home. legislature does well, governor matt bevins, a sort of like a

how to restructure a calm make the deep divide over reforming the eurozone french president a memo mccoy's him but then to present big plans for the economic block including a finance minister and coming budget but his host on the medical is unlikely to be wooed by her friend to open her. a red carpet for europe french president manuel mccomb is pushing for big changes soon he thinks there is strength and more unity and wants more confidence ease and defense law and asylum now they form didn't drift form is a third indispensable front before the end of this term of office we need to define a roadmap for progress on the banking union and the establishment of a budgetary capacity promoting stability and convergence in the euro zone business but as you know. the vision more money and responsibility for europe amount says it's the only way to make the e.u. stronger as well as more efficient and united. not everyone is applauding though germany in particular is skeptical conservatives there say the plan sound like they carry a hefty price tag there is concern germany will be given a big bill bu

my colleague blake mccoy is there. are as i mentioned just a moment ago we did hear from the president on the russia investigation. he called it junk. what more did he have to say about that? the investigation that's ongoing into russia's involvement in the 2016 election? >> in his mind, the fact that the house closed their report on friday, in his words, found no collusion, he feels like it's over. this whole thing is overblown and he's ready to move past it. speaking about james comey specifically, he said he's a liar and a leaker. that got the crowd revved up here. >> they love the john lovetts allows from the late '90s. senator john tester, the democrat of montana, early early before this event, the president was in washington, d.c., he played some golf at trump national golf course, tweeted a bit about senator john tester who released that two-page document about the president's former nominee to head the veterans administration. admiral ronnie jackson. the president did bring up the admiral tonight. what did he h

lunch, the wait was on for the first glimpse of the new arrival, and that well—known royal lover simon mccoygog on afternoon live. uh... there's a door, there's a policeman. where is the baby? look, can you see in the mirror in the doorway? look at the photographers and the cameras that you can see, hundreds who are waiting outside. audience reaction continued to come in, with michael expressing his views like this... well, the two main participants in that forthcoming royal wedding were conducting more sombre duties on wednesday. here is nicholas witchell. first light at the australia and new zealand war memorials in london on anzac day. a commemoration attended this year by prince harry and meghan markle, in particular remembrance of the thousands of troops from australia and new zealand who lost their lives in the gallipoli campaign in the first world war 103 years ago. catherine e—mailed her thoughts about the coverage. now, if royal coverage is one regular bugbear of some members of the audience, another is the prominence given on bbc news to stories about football. that objection came

enjoy free health care some subsidized housing they can all catch the train for free president a memo mccoy doesn't want to change any of that for current workers just for those joining the heavily indebted public service. the chaos on french train platforms shows little signs of easing both the government and the unions are holding firm workers' rights is a cause notably close to french hearts but the broad consensus that protected france's state owned businesses from reform seems to be weakening as taxpayers face the costs. of your workplace have the right to strike it's understandable but what about those who pay every day and every month for their trains to go and work for example i'm paid by the hour and if i lose one or two hours then i lose money it's not the s. and c. f. who will pay for the loss of. the mortgage and support the movement of the way away workers with all my heart because i think the public sector is really threatened today and that is why people don't do anything so this will go on and on. so i support this movement even if i have to spend hours here waiting for my t

of his big promises he wants to stand firm on the policy and i think that's something that merkel mccoy have realized that they have to offer him a way out that's a face saving lives that goes through he doesn't want to lose face on any of these issues. and that includes nato and the defense spending of the us allies i mean that was the first point he brought up in the press conference today what do you make of the comments that we heard i mean it comes on a day when germany announced that it is still not spending two percent of its g.d.p. on defense yeah but at the same time announcing that it will and it's moving towards that goal i mean in part there is a discussion going on in germany and europe where politicians seem to have realized that security policy might be a way of holding the e.u. together there's still a deep schism between the north in the south of the e.u. the eurozone crisis isn't really over yet and so some of the security policy in the common. or the defense policy could be a way of forging european integration is a very good point what also came out today was trying

stupidness bridging the deep divide over eurozone reform french president a mammal mccoy's in berlin to convince his counterpart to hold a block giving it a finance minister and common budget but uncle americal is holding on to those purse strings. germany's chancellor angela merkel received the french president on the reconstruction site of a famous prussian palace in the historic center of for a living it is now called the humboldt forum after germany's humble brothers famous naturalists who also worked in france the site is an apt metaphor for the state of europe at the moment lots of noise and competing interests also between france and germany mccall wants more authority transferred to brussels but what he really needs is money. b.o.c. does it in won't decide you don't need to understand we have more solidarity in the currency union no currency union conserve on live without virgin sullivan this is a quite superficial instruments of compensation and adaptation of the. union is part of it. by strengthening the e.u. banking union not call hopes that german banks and savers would a

police say willie mccoy the second -- pictured here -- was identified as one of the suspects who kidnappedear-old victim early sunday morning. the victim told police she was walking in the mission district when a group of people forced her into a car. police say she managed to escape in santa clara county and contacted authorities. mccoy was later arrested on suspicion of pimping, human trafficking, kidnapping and making criminal threats. he is currently being held on a million dollars bail. (justine) billed as the largest gun show on the west coast... today -- the "crossroads of the west gun shows" made a stop in daly city. the cow palace has hosted the event for more than 30-years now... (jrstone) but as kron four's philippe djegal reports... recent mass shootings have sparked protests at gun shows throughout the country... and, now, here in the bay area. (philippe) among the gun owners who walked out of the cow palace with accessories for firearms... john buchter (book-turr) and his wife dixie.john buchter/gun owner- "look at uh, prices, looking for ammo and just trincates mostly too."

police say willie mccoy the second -- pictured here -- was identified as one of the suspects who kidnappedear-old victim early sunday morning. the victim told police she was walking in the mission district when a group of people forced her into a car. police say she managed to escape in santa clara county and contacted authorities. mccoy was later arrested on suspicion of pimping, human trafficking, kidnapping and making criminal threats. he is currently being held on a million dollars bail. (justine) billed as the largest gun show on the west coast... we'll take you to a gun protest here at home (jr) and police search for a bank robber in palo alto (justine) we only have 30 seconds to describe the newest specialty flavor in the signature crafted recipes collection by mcdonald's: garlic white cheddar. it's layered with a slice of smooth, perfectly melty, white cheddar cheese. a crunchy medley of tasty, crispy garlic chips... a dramatic drizzle of smooth, delicious and flavorful, delectably creamy garlic aioli... all coming together with a mouthwateringly juicy tomato slice and crisp iceber

cop bad cop strategy even though i don't know if that was really the intention i think the what both mccoy and burkle have tried to signal over the last couple of months was that they're standing strong together that the german french relationship is strong and it's becoming the engine of the e.u. again so i think that's a symbol for trump also to see that he won't be able to put a wedge between the french president and the german chancellor so he's under phenomena in washington what movement do you think will save any from the american side anything. well at the moment if i understood your question correctly we don't think the any indication that the president could change his mind on any of the important issues for the europeans when we talk about trade when we talk about tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum and when we talk about the rand deal really no indication that mccrone. was successful but we'll of course have to see you both the both leaders the german chancellor and the u.s. president are going to tell us and the very short press conference. because i struggled to work out the

blake mccoy is outside trump tower with the latest. a significant fire, pretty frightening to witness from the ground. >> reporter: absolutely. ground fifth avenue to a halt. investigators remain here trying to determine what caused this deadly fire. as you mentioned, it broke out on the 50th floor of trump tower, above the president's offices but below his penalty hou -- penthouse afarmpartmenapart. 67-year-old todd brassnard died. the president was not home at the time but tweeted thanks to firefighters. six of them were injured but we're told all firefighters will be okay. alex? >> all right. now i want to talk about the sprinkler system. you had mentioned that. what is the deal there? there was no sprinklers? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. the new york fire department says there is no sprinklers here. any newer building would be required to have a sprinkler system. that wasn't passed until the '90s. it was grandfathered in and will make it more difficult. >> you can i'm hmaginmagine. thank you blake mccoy. >>> my next guest found

blake mccoy is live for us outside of trump tower with the latest. blake, the big question is what caused this fire? has that been made clear yet? >> reporter: not yet, alex. you can see a heavy fire department presence is here as they work to determine a cause of this deadly blaze at the president's name stake manhattan building. flames erupting from the 50th floor of trump tow near midtown manhattan, grinding fifth avenue to a halt as bystanders watched black smoke billow from the windows. debris falls to the street. >> that didn't look natural. it was shooting out and the glalsz sta glass started falling down. >> reporter: the new york siloe fire department was arrived around 5:05 and arrived within minutes. >> the apartment was virtually entirely in fire. they were knocking down the fire. >> reporter: inside the apartment a 67-year-old art dealer was found unconscious. the tower is home to the president and first family in d.c. at the time. fire officials say the secret service reported no damage to the president's penalty house on the 66th floor

forcing them to find their own way home. >> that was plaque mccoy reporting. so why not just send another plane? sun country said when it was ending the service to cabo, it was beginning somewhere else and that means they would have to cancel even more tickets in order to make that happen. we'll be back in a minute. every fire department every police department is part of a bigger picture. that bigger picture is statewide mutual aid. california years ago realized the need to work together. teamwork is important to protect the community, but we have to do it the right way. we have a working knowledge and we can reduce the impacts of a small disaster, but we need the help of experts. pg&e is an integral part of our emergency response team. they are the industry expert with utilities. whether it is a gas leak or a wire down, just having someone there that deals with this every day is pretty comforting. we each bring something to the table that is unique and that is a specialty. with all of us working together we can keep all these emergencies small. and the fact

police say that this is the kidnapper. 20-year-old willie j mccoy of oakland. police officers were covered multiple firearms at his home.'s bail is set at over $1 million.>>> the president is ordering a review. he's calling for a restructuring to avoid a government bailout. a task force will study several factors including pricing in the package delivery market. he recently brought up the issue while criticizing amazon. >>> we could stop worrying about getting the signature just right on credit card transactions. american express, discover, and mastercard no longer require signatures. visa will do away with them tomorrow. the signature requirement has been phased out for small purchases. some businesses will still require them depending on the configuration of their credit card terminals.>>> bill cosby came face-to-face with the woman at the center of his sexual assault retrial in pennsylvania. she told jurors the man once known as america's dad, drugged and sexually assaulted her in his suburban philadelphia home back in 2004. he claims that the sex was consen

blake mccoy is on the scene a few blocks from it. >> reporter: good morning to you, willie. firefighters remain on scene to determine a cause as the president's namesake manhattan building. flames erupting from the 50th floor of trump tower in mid town manhattan. grinding fifth avenue to a halt as bystanders watched black smoke billow from the windows, debris fall to the street. >> it didn't look natural. it was so much fire shooting out and then the glass started falling down. >> reporter: the new york city fire department said they were alerted to the 4 alarm blaze around 5:30 p.m. saturday and arrived within minutes. >> the apartment was virtually entirely on fire. they pushed in heroically. they were knocking down the fire. >> reporter: inside the apartment 67-year-old todd gr s grassner, an art dealer was found unconscious. he died at the hospital. the tower is home to the president and first family who were in d.c. at the time. fire officials say the secret service reported no damage to the president's penthouse on the 66th floor. fire at trump tower is out, very confi

. >> nbc's blake mccoy is in carver county, minnesota.bc legal analyst katie fang is also with me now. blake, let me start with you are they essentially saying that prince died from street drugs? >> yes, that's right, craig, but they don't know where the drugs came from, which is why there are no charges. the street drugs that you're talking about, it was counterfeit vicodin that was given to prince by someone. but they don't know who and that counterfeit vicodin was laced with the deadly drug fentanyl. which we know is much more powerful than vicodin. so prince was battling an opoid addiction and he was getting pills from several sources, including some legally through doctors. but they don't know where these street drugs came from and that's why they're not filing charges. while no criminal charges are being filed, a civil case was settled today by one of prince's doctors, dr. michael todd schluenberg. the dea found that doctor was prescribing prince's longtime friend and bodyguard percocet to be used by prince. he has agreed to a fine

nbc's blake mccoy is in washington michigan.now the president expects a big crowd tonight. what do you expect? >> reporter: well, we're seeing the starts of a big crowd right now. doors open in about 30 minutes. that's the venue. an athletic complex. you can see folks lining up waiting to go through security. they've been out since early this morning hoping to get close enough to the stage when the president arrives. he's going to be speaking at 7:00 tonight. this is meant as counter programming to the white house correspondents' dinner going on in washington, d.c. the president will be speaking here at 7:00. a few hours before that he's going to be speaking in front of a friendly crowd here getting his message out. we know he's going to be talking about the economy, jobs, tax cuts, messages that really resonate with average people here in middle america. some other issue that is we're going to be watching for to come up in the speech. peace talks between north and south korea. he's also been tweeting about the russia investigat

mccoy tried to move because -- we are trying to move and we have no place to move. >> it's a paradox that has some suffering under high taxes while others are able to unload their homes even when they are unlivable. >>> that's unbelievable. that is not the update. this is a new house. yesterday we talked about a house in willow glen which they have accepted an offer for probably more than $1 million that was also a condemned home. we will update that story as well. >>> let's check in on traffic in the bay area. >> it is all connected. it's a nice place to live. people have to drive to work and some people drive from far distances just a little more affordable and a little farther out. and we help you out with that. for example gilroy, hollister emma castroville -- the whole thing. people would drive from there to get to the bay area. right now that commute is looking pretty good from watsonville, gilroy and all the way up into san jose. i have a friend who drives him gilroy or takes the train to san francisco every day. that's what people are doing. let's take a look at northbound 28

i'm simon mccoy. today at 2.00pm. a new target, which the home secretary does know about. pressure mounts on amber rudd over the windrush scandal. i have never agreed that there should be specific removal targets and i would never support a policy that puts targets the head of people. that gives you no confidence, because they start saying, there aren't targets, then they say that they are fully charge of the situation, then go on to say that they don't know what is going on. violent crime rose by more than 20% in england and wales last year. after 20 years of decline, burglaries and car crime are on the increase. more than a0 companies have signed up to a pact to cut plastic pollution over the next seven years. a new pitch for wembley. it's thought fulham owner shahid khan is offering £800 million for the stadium. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. with the aid is to hugh. yes, good afternoon, simon. we will have much more on that with a wembley. where will that money go? it could be that gr

joining us now from the scene, msnbc correspondent black mccoy. great to have you with us.nvestigators saying about what they know at this point about the cause of that fire in that apartment on the 50th floor? >> well, they still have not announced a cause for the fire despite being out here for almost 24 hours now investigating. the fire broke out on the 50th floor about 5:30 yesterday afternoon. black smoke could be seen billowing from the building. inside a 67-year-old, todd brassner, died from his injuries. he was the resident in that apartment. fire officials say they were alerted to this fire because of an automated alarm system which means that mr. brassner was unable to call 911 himself for help. a lot of talk is swirling today about the lack of fire sprinklers on those floors. that has to do with new york building code. the code that required sprinklers to be put in big residential buildings like this wasn't passed until the late '90s. this building was completed in 1983. it's not required to have those sprinklers until major renovation takes place which as far as

here is nbc's blake mccoy. >> for nearly eight frantic minutes, a 12-year-old boy is under water. his left leg is sucked into a hotel pool drain unable to be pulled free. the surveillance video which first made headlines last week is difficult to watch. >> it has been very traumatic for our family. >> reporter: now speaking out in the first interview, alittle is papis said her son, she asked we not name him, spent eight days on a ventilator and three in a medically induced coma. >> a total of three days where we didn't know if he would open his eyes or what would happen once they did stop the medicine to wake him up. >> the frightening scene happened last month when his family was on vacation at the avista resort in myrtle beach, south carolina, in the unguarded swimming pool the two boys lifted a case and his leg got sucked into a pipe and became stuck. now to everyone's surprise, the young boy is home in michigan and back at school. >> people who hear that he had been under water for eight minutes say there is no reason your son should be alive today. why do you think he is? >>

blake mccoy is in washington, michigan for us, and what do you expect to hear from the president? >> well, we have made it from outside of the sports arena to inside now. and as the president's tweet alluded to, he is going to be talking about the economy, and how he feels that he has been able to help everyday working americans who helped to elect him, and he is going to be talk about the economy and the tax cuts and also, president trump is very comfortable in the environments surrounded by his supporters and look at the red "make america great" hats, and he tend goes off script in the environments and he could talk about anything, north korea, the russia investigation, and you just don't know. so it is interesting to see what he chooses to talk about. we have known that this is the reason that he chose washington, michigan, instead of washington, d.c., to give this speech, is that washington, michigan happens to be in macomb county, which is the key county in michigan that helped to swing michigan to president trump's election. they had elected obama twice and went hard for tru

i'm simon mccoy.oday at 2:00pm... two shootings in london in the space of an hour have left a 17—year—old girl dead and a boy, 16, critically ill, as the capital's murder rate overtakes new york's. it's not safe any more. it's not. it's appalling. it's not safe to go out. you have to keep locking your doors, or do something. it's terrible. jeremy corbyn is criticised for attending an event organised byjewdas — a left—wing jewish group critical of more mainstream jewish organisations. anti—semitism is a vile and evil thing within our society. at any level, anywhere, any time. and it's got to be eradicated. the french call it "black tuesday" — as strike action begins in protest at president macron‘s labour reforms, there's disruption to trains, energy supplies, and bin collections. coming up on afternoon live, all the sport. a winter to forget ended with yet another test without victory. england's cricketers have now failed to win any of their last 13 overseas test matches as new zealand held out for a

you know mccoy. despite owning three restaurants he still prefers to tenderize and grill me to himself it isn't just his stuff and clients who call him the shelf shelf is the nickname of the founder of the wise men from gothenburg one of the most violent gangs of football hooligans in europe. us back down extremity and into heaven anyways it was fun thing to do soccer to football we wanted a family and everything in stockholm a lot and now it's all more violent supporters and for them yes it was kind of easy targets so it ought to be doing trips over there risking pubs you know just to rest people and a few us finally had enough and like ok the flight back. from vienna is more like self-defense most of my boot and sort of we've had to go to this is that it is more office started going to trips abroad. i mean standing up i read stall or wrecked stuff a stabbing was there it stands to face before is a small like old school fighting storming pogs closing each other with no rewards you know people are us

. >> blake mccoy joins us now from oklahoma city.me more about the issues there because people are confused. they did get more money, but we know teachers are famously, you know, underpaid across the country. >> reporter: yeah, andrea. let's put that $6100 raise into context. it was their first raise in more than a decade. so while they're happy they're getting more money, it was less than what they were asking for, which is $10,000. and in addition, there are no guaranteed raises going forward. they were asking, okay, well, can we get a pay bump in year two, pay bump in year three. all of that was left off the table. it's not that the teachers are ungrateful. they don't trust the legislature. they want more assurances that they're going to get more money in the future. i want to bring in lawrence lane, a high school teacher. you've been a long-time teacher in your district. you work four jobs. >> no doubt about it. i've had to. i work part-time at a retail outlet in tulsa. i also officiate high school basketball, announce high schoo

nbc's blake mccoy joins me live with the latest.e know about the latest allegations against gritens? >> not good, the walls keep closing in on governor greitens. the latest allegation relates to a charity that he founded in 2007. the attorney general has found evidence that greitens used a donor list from that charity to seek out political donations later on when he ran for governor, which would be a crime. those findings have been handed over to the st. louis prosecutor. that is the same prosecutor who is already taking governor greitens to trial next month on that blackmail charge. he's charged with felony invasion of privacy for allegedly trying to blackmail a woman he had an affair with. this would be a second felony charge, should that st. louis prosecutor decide to move forward with it. the governor has denied any wrongdoing. continues to do so. calling this a political witch hunt, but it's not looking good for the governor. i've been down to jefferson city several times. i've spoken to lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who

our blake mccoy has the story. [ chanting ] >> reporter: thousands of teachers and students marching out of the classroom to the steps of oklahoma's capitol. >> we need textbooks, we need more teachers. >> reporter: jennifer thornton is a third grade teacher in tulsa taking home just $1,952 a month after taxes, accepting help from family hen her 19-year-old son and recalls passing students while driving to a food bank for the first time. >> they waved smiling at me and i thought, i can't -- i'm so embefore rased. embarrassed. i should not have do this. i have two degrees. >> reporter: a walkout lawmakers tried to i void passing a pay raise for teachers last week, the largest in state history. you got a big pay raise last week. why is that not about? >> it's not about the pay raise. it's about the kids. we need funding for our kids. >> reporter: this student brought what's left of her textbook >> it is from 2006. >> every single day you'll see a teacher come in early, stay late. all for us. this is all for us. >> 55 strong! >> reporter: this teacher revolt began in west virginia a mon

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blake mccoy, nbc news. >> in a new statement, greitens defended his relationship with the woman saying it was consentual and any allegation of violence or sexual assault is false. >>> overnight the republican speaker of the house hit back. and demanding his impeachment. >> let me be clear about this. this is not a witch hunt. the testimony outlined in the report is beyond disturbing. >> it is clear to me that this governor must resign, if he fails to do so, i believe we should be begin impeachment proceedings. >> california's governor has agreed to deploy 400 national guard troops to the u.s./mexico border at president trump's request, but not for immigration enforcement. governor jerry brown stressed that the troops will not be used to detain people escaping violence and seeking a better life. those troops are headed to new mexico where jeff sessions is speaking on securing the border. and sessioned blasted sanctuary cities saying they allow criminals in their communities. >> they are saying, we're sanctuary city. if they were hauling dope to san francisco when they got arrested they