¿no se apresura miguel herrera? >> creo que habÍa sido de los mejores. pueda dar ahora. >> lo manda jugar 45 minutos de regreso en un partido oficial, porque Él no habÍa visto copa mx. es su primer momento oficial en este 2019. la pelota para meneses. el balÓn para macÍas, y parecía que le quedaba a jj macÍas. >> pedro morena, y "la negra", se enfrentarÁn en un duelo crucial. la competencia mÁs intensa. "mira quiÉn baila all stars" >> renato la toca de primera. alerÓn del amÉrica, henry martÍn estÁ tratando de tomar balones, porque adelante, y me atrevo a decir que ha tocado dos en los mÁs recientes 20 o 25 minutos. muy pocos balones le han llegado. allÍ estÁ bruno. la baja roger. ya tiene que cuajar una el leÓn. la va a alcanzar macÍas. tambiÉn aguilera. tratÓ el tÚnel claramente sobre reyes. es servicio lateral, pero esto le permite a leÓn salir por primera vez mas allÁ de 3/4 del campo. >> la libertad que tiene de asociarse. todos esos zurdos. ademÁs, macÍas, la facilidad que tiene para salir de la posiciÓn de nueve, caer a bandas, recibir y darle esa

miguel, ya revise tus taxes, li si tengo un tallercito... claro, lo incluimos. lo llamo "a ¿amonos?i amonos. ¿que opinas? me gusta. va a pegar. ¡amonos! vroom vroom! ¡amonos! ¡!amonos!! ¡aáámonos! ¡!aááámonooos!! turbotax live. expertos en taxes, en tiempo real. >> ya estamos de regreso. esta a punto de comenzar el segundo tiempo. >> un movimiento en la cancha. estamos preparados para llevarles los segundos 45 minutos. >> pelota parada para el equipo visitante. el brasileÑo da silva. de entrada ingresa por el sector de la derecha donde jugaba chirinos el hondureÑo. cuando defienda se va a ver obligado a meterse como un volante por ese sector. >> en pantalla Álvaro galindo y miguel herrera. nerviosos, parados en zona tÉcnica, vamos al primer palo y el remate de cabezale pide rodrÍguez que haga piernas para que saque la pelota, le roban la pelota, sigue ibarra y da silva. pelotazo hacia adelante. se van sumando,abrahÁn gonzÁlez que levanta la vista, se apoya al frente y se pone a mover la pelota. no puede controlar la pelota, mandÓ a la cancha y movimiento de manos para el equipo loca

miguel: i think we have seen that clearly. thetion in 2017 failure of the negotiations in the depend -- the minion on thec, they gave up electoral process in venezuela and started to see the way of dealing with touro out was to consolidate -- majuro out was to consolidate power. also, winning over european countries and the u.s. the election of donald trump facilitated that, and that was obviously their strategy. the government of venezuela has the support of russia and china who are heavily vested in the oil industry and in terms of russia, militarily. in turkey, you are cheering today venezuela, tomorrorow turkey, south africa. maps that show all the supporters, they always leave africa out. venezuela iss that being inserted into a potentially international conflict and being done so in large part because it has been signaled as the third part of the trike a of tyranny that must fall -- troika of tyranny that must fall, first venezuela, then cuba, then neck or rodda -- nicaragua. in an is the opposition zero game, all or not

luis miguel que es ahora.olesta. >> y quiÉn nos faltaba de opinar acerca del tema de yalitza aparicio, carmen salinas, vamos a escuchar quÉ tiene que decir al respecto del comentario de sergio. >> hay que dejÁrselo a dios, ¿ quÉ puedo hacer yo? sergio es amigo mÍo y me da pena que se metiera en algo tan delicado como esto, que dios lo bendiga y a Él y a la demÁs gente en su entorno. >> he leÍdo de verdad muchisimos comentarios en torno a lo que opina o no una persona y otra de yalitza aparicio, la mayorÍa dicen, a veces hacemos comentarios poco atinados de una persona con quien estamos en desacuerdo el problema es cuando se graban y publican, me parece lamentable que un hombre de la envergadura y con la experiencia de sergio se haya referido de manera tan despectiva de una mujer mexicana que estÁ triunfando ademÁs. >> el tema no es la crÍtica sino las palabras que utilizÓ para hacer la crÍtica. >> eso tristemente refleja lo que existe en mÉxico, lo digo como mexicano, que existe racismo, somos racistas con nue

government is committing in venezuela you know miguel in the reason i'm asking about force because one has to wonder what role elliott abrams of iran contra fame and called by many a war criminal is now in charge of the trumpet ministrations policy regarding venezuela he doesn't strike me as a person that would hold back from using force and plus we have on top of that we had the legal pad gate with mr bolton with saying five thousand troops to colombia which of course he wanted the media to see miguel in claremont go ahead obviously i mean i think that elliot abrams is not only has a legacy in terms of the death squads in el salvador and human rights violations in abuses but i think the other thing is what we saw with bolton which is psychological ops that is that the threat the threat of the intervention the threat of a military presence and not just from the u.s. but from. who has been very bellicose on indicating that he was to see regime change in minnesota i mean in colombia the worst case scenario is some sort of border dispute erupts. or is fabricated as we've seen in every bui

ok let me go back to miguel and claremont i listen to mike pump a.o.s. speech at the united nations security council and i i was just. aghast that he's pushing the democracy card as usual ok when it is anything but about democracy from a venezuelan perspective we've talked about the misery that's going on in venezuela because of the economic situation here but would you say that within venezuela there is a democracy deficit from you know people on the ground looking up go ahead i think that there are multiple ways of interpreting that question i think that you have have had in the empowerment of new sectors of the population who are in the past have been excluded from the democratic process remember what brings to the power is the fact that you have a calcified political system a pact of democracy essentially between two political parties the christian democrats and the social democrats who have excluded progressives sectors what excluded people from the latinos and from the hills of caucus and from other other areas and essentially govern the country in

never read tea in london he's a documentary maker and founder of the dot net in claremont we have miguel pinker salis he is a professor of latin american history at pomona college and in venezuela we crossed to paul dobson he is a journalist for venezuela analysis dot com an independent on the ground news outlets are generally across the uk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate how lonely go to you first in london here the last cent tax please reflect on that. i really hope not i mean anyone that has even a cursory knowledge of what a military coup means in latin america especially one promoted by the u.s. knows that it will end up with hundreds if not hundreds of thousands of people dead . and human rights atrocities that will deeply affect the society for many generations we only have to look at neighboring colombia which only two years ago formally signed a peace agreement between the fog and the colombian government and over those nearly sixty years a quarter of a million people died with millions of displaced and human rights atrocities

and miguel, thank you for being here today. miguel with the l.b.e.s, the person who led the negotiations and made sure that he expressed some of the challenges with a number of the women and minority contractors so that this was a fair and balanced agreement. so i want to thank each and every one of you for being here today. we know that it was a tough road, john and vince and others, and tony. there was some yelling, there was some cursing, that was some really crazy conversations, but you know what? that's how you negotiate. that's how you get things done. you've got to be willing to have the hard conversation. but what i appreciate about everyone who participated in this agreement is that everyone was willing to stay and sit at the table and work through the differences that we have to come up with a compromise where no one is actually happy about everything, which means we did something right. so today, i'm really proud and excited to sign this agreement. i also want to recognize my deputy chief of staff who helped lead the

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miguel farÍas villa ha vivido por 29 aÑos con parÁlisis cerebral.a villa decidiÓ emigrar a los estados unidos en busca de mejor tratamiento para su hijo. >>decidÍ dejar lo que teníamos, tuvimos que pasar toda la noche caminamos y ahÍ lo traen abrazado porque no puede caminar. marisela: al llegar a california se de cuenta que en el paÍs de las oportunidades, Éstas serÁn limitadas para quienes no tienen un estatus migratorio legal. luis miguel se refiere los ataques epilÉpticos que sufre agregados a su condiciÓn mÉdica, los cuales dificultan aÚn mÁs su situaciÓn. >>en realidad el no cuenta porque tenga las enfermeras que tenga, no cuenta. >>una misma realidad que viven casi 1,000,000 y medio de inmigrantes a travÉs del estado y que no califican para obtener un plan de seguro mÉdico. pensando en esas personas hace casi 45 aÑos abriÓ sus puertas clÍnicaen sacramento. un centro mÉdico dirigido por estudiantes de la universidad de california. >>( hablan inglÉs) >>muchos de los estudiantes venimos a la comunidad, somos a muchos somos indocumentados o venim

nuestro compaÑero miguel gomes nos cuenta que dijo el distrito escolar, al respecto.poyando mis hijos y a los maestros, creo que merecen mejores cosas como consejeros y todo eso, es importante. miguel: esta muestra de solidaridad podrÍa tener ciertas consecueia lo maestro lo saben, es por eso padres de familia que no lleven a sus hijos a las escuelas a durante la huelga. al no asistir, los alumnos y padres podrÍan arriesgar mucho mÁs que una simple ausencia. ya que la ley estatal indica que si un estudiante acumula tres faltas sin excusa durante el aÑo, sse debe reportar a la autoridad escolar. >>el distrito clarificÓ esta tarde que las escuelas seguirÁn abiertas y si los alumnos estÁ faltando por razones relacionadas a la huelga, su ausencia no serÁ justificada. las penales por las faltas segÚn la ley de educaciÓnpodrÍan llevar a un padre familia hasta la corte, para que eso ocurra se debe contar con una registro de ausentismo crÓnico, que en el caso de una huelga no suele ser un escenario comÚn. ademÁs que el distrito escolar tienen la famade tomar o no en la ley es

miguel ayub ya estÁ en mÉxico. aterrizÓ este domingo en monterrey para incorporarse arrollados. con el conjunto de miguel herrera. su debut tendrÁ que esperar una semana. y la directiva de puebla decidiÓ separar de su cargo como director tÉcnico al profe meza, despuÉs de perder el pasado miÉrcoles. y el aviÓn que trasladaba al futbolista argentino, emiliano salas, fue encontrado en el fondo del canal de la mancha por una compaÑÍa privada. todavÍa estÁ en proceso la investigaciÓn. aranza: a propÓsito del super bull, mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas se dieron cita en atlanta para presenciar esta final. llegaron de todas partes del paÍs y del mundo. como nos dice jay de alfaro, hubo fanÁticosque llegaron sin boletos de entrada para pagar miles de dÓlares un grito de victoria envolviÓ a la ciudad de atlanta tras concluida la final del super bowl, que tuvo como ganador a los patriotas. >> muy contento, tom brady se lo merece. es el mejor de todos los tiempos. reportera: miles de personas siguieron el partido en pantallasgigantes. los exportadores vitorearon por sus equipos favoritos. la f

enrique: nada que temer al respecto dice miguel Ángel osorio chong. supieron que operÓ durante mÁs de 20 aÑos en mÉxico. enrique: le preguntÉ y me comentÓ que tiene que ver con las relaciones entre ambos paÍses. hay un tratado de extradiciÓn. y estados unidos habÍa hecho los trÁmites para avanzar en este sentido desde su primera detenciÓn. preguntÉ si habÍa presiones de washington a presiones internas para que se diera la extradiciÓn y me dijo que definitivamente no. arantxa: le preguntaste sobre Él a supuestos dineros son recibidos por el el presidente enrique peÑa nieto? enrique: sÍ, le indiquÉ que fueron seÑalados por recibir hasta $100,000,000. dijo que presentarÁn las pruebas, que nada que temer, porque son los estÍmulos de criminales. miguel osorio chong es un hombre clave para entender el destino de joaquÍn guzmÁn porque tambiÉn cargÓ con el peso polÍtico de la fuga . arantxa: exactamente, es impresionante. tiempo lo dirÁ las investigaciones esperemos que tambiÉn. "el chapo" guzmÁn hizo historia al protagonizar no uno, justamente lo que decÍas,

enrique: miguel angel repito que extraditar a joaquÍn guzmÁn obedece compromisos firmados en materiadeclararon culpable de participar en una empresa crimde drogas. vamos a ver en quÉ consisten estos cargos y quÉ sentencias puede enfrentar. >>el jurado compuesto por ocho mujeres y cuatro hombres, entregÓ una conclusión unÁnime. joaquÍn guzmÁn fue encontrado culpable de los cargos que reformule la fiscalÍa. sus crÍmenes resumidos en descarga, conspiraciÓn para lavar dinero proveniente del narcotrÁfico. el departamento de seguridad interna en la fiscalÍa, declararon su victoria diciendo que estados unidos habrÍa sufrido las consecuencias del negocio erika: mientras tanto, la defensa anunciÓ que apelarÁ el veredicto y aunque la avalancha de pruebas en contra fue abrumadora, ellos piensen que su lucha no termina. este campesino que estÁ iletrado, proponer en el mundo entero. los soeces protagonizÓ cinematogrÁficas cárceles mexicanas, su imperio criminal durÓ 30 aÑos y dejó una fortuna calculada en $14,000,000,000. el 25 de junio, un juez determinar cuÁnto tiempo deben pasar en prisiÓncomo

adelante miguel que tenemos en pantalla. >> apenas hoy comenzaron a cambiar las temperaturas, en un dÍao el golpe econÓmico. >> todos los dÍas don lorenzo se para en esta gasolinera. >> yo trabajo, esperando ganar algo y mandar la familia. >> su miedo es que las lluvias le impidan laborar, ya le ha pasado antes. cuando llueve como pasara en el Área de la bahÍa se queda sin trabajo. >> terrible porque se imagina 10 dÍas sin trabajar, estarÁ lloviendo, es terrible. >> esa pesadilla continuarÁ por varios dÍas, diana montero profesor de meteorologÍa dice que se tratarÁ de un rÍo atmosfÉrico. >> va a todos los dÍas l y vamos a tener mucho promedio. >> gloria subayu dice que ahora tiene problemas para vender sus frutas. >> eso nos afecta a todos, la persona que trabaje compaÑÍa, tambiÉn les afecta. >> lorenzo mantiene el optimismo. >> primero mi familia y luego yo. toque lo que me toque. >> la meteorolÓgica me cuenta que todo esto no sÓlo es un mal noticias. >> gracias miguel por tu re >> cerca de 178 vuelos se suspendieron y cerca de 250 se retrasaron. >> no se reportan vuelos en el aeropuer

nbc's miguel almaguer leads us off. miguel, good evening to you. >> reporter: savannah, good evening. this is the courthouse where jussie smollett had his hearing just a short time ago. he's now free on a $100,000 bond. if convicted of that felony, he could get probation or up to three years in prison. even tonight, though, detectives say after being taken into custody he's still not speaking to investigators. tonight a crush of cameras. all eyes on jussie smollett for all the wrong reasons. the actor arrested today after police say he sought publicity by reporting a fake hate crime. in court, where smollett has been charged with a felony for filing a false police report, the 36-year-old visually frustrated and rolling his eyes before being released. >> je ok age of the pain and anger of racism to promote his career. >> reporter: chicago's top cop says the "empire" actor was upset with his salary, so he orchestrated the con. after police say he mailed himself this death threat, investigators believe he paid ola and abel

miguel gÓmez tiene los detalles. adelante.icano, un día de reflexiÓn en esta conferencia histÓrica convocada por el papa francisco desde el pasado mes de septiembre. el profesor de espaÑol de san josÉ, destaca que esta reuniÓn es el primer paso, pero hay mucho camino quÉ recorrer. >>si el papa es el representante de cristo en el mundo segÚn la iglesia catÓlica, no puede dejar de ver este problema de buscar soluciones, soluciones no sÓlo jurÍdicas sino de fe. >>ignorando el daÑo causado de los que sufren los abusos, trasladando a los acusados a otros sitios donde estos siguen abusando. tratando de llegar a compromisos monetarios para comprar el silencio. >>los casi 200 lÍderes religiosos se dividirÁn en grupos pequeÑos durante la conferencia y discutirÁn maneras en la que la iglesia puede mejorar. la cumbre combinarÁ el domingo -- culminarÁ ramÓn: aquÍ tenemos al exsacerdote de la iglesia catÓlica nombrado en la lista que revelÓ la diócesis de san josÉ, que aparentemente cometieron abuso sexual y enfrenta una demanda civil inte

fue la primera derrota de miguel herrera ante pumas . >>> por favor tengan un poco de dignidad en misto. no era para menos aunque aquí a su favor el colombiano del valle le dio la ventaja uno a cero pero el 24 chirinos con la asistencia de un desvío de segundo del torneo empató y luego leonardo ramos, este fue su quinto un gol. lebron james y ... terminaron uno y dos en la votación de los aficionados y para los capitanes del juego l >> vean aquí cómo kevin duran recibe el pase. curry esta jugada impresionante. la clavó. máximo anotador con 38. vean qué interesante. comete la falta a su compañero de los warriors . cuatro puntos para él. a larga distancia. fue nombrado de nuevo el jugador más valioso. hacemos una pausa y regresamos >> ♪ (música) >> imágenesde san josé a las 11 con 28. se acuerda de los pitufos? echemos un vistazo. esto fue lo que pasó en un pueblo en alemania donde los personajes azules rompieron el récord de la mayor concentración de pitufos.mo los conocen en al obviamente están más acerca de donde fueron creados. la pregunta ahora es cuánto se van a tardar en quitars

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es el caso de michelle salas, la hija de luis miguel. bravo, muy bien, talento. francisca: claro que sÍ. ella tiene de quien heredarle. quiÉn quita que en algÚn momento rente una carrera que se exitosa, una carrera musical. ella ha hecho covers, tambiÉn le gusta mucho la moda. es una niÑa muy talentosa. ana: ojalÁ se animen a cantar. francisca: ojalÁ, ya veremos, el tiempo nos dirÁ. nosotros en "despierta amÉrica" estamos contando los dÍas porque vamos a estar con toda nuestra gente linda de new york. allÍ vamos a estar disfrutando tres dÍas maravillosos con todos ustedes. ana: asÍ es, queremos llevarle un rayo de esperanza los mÁs necesitados, brindarle homenaje a los hispanos mÁs destacados de la gran manzana. francisca: el doctor juan estarÁ respondiendo todas sus preguntas, tambiÉn tenemos sorpresas musicales que van a dejar a todo el mundo comentando. ana: y queremos que despierten con nosotros este lunes 11, martes 12 y miÉrcoles 13 de febrero en el liberty state park en new jersey, a partir de las 6:00 a.m. francisca: a las 6:00 a

>> miguel almaguer with the update from chicago, thank you. >>> a senior official tells nbc news the much-anticipated mueller report is not expected to be released until the attorney general while president trump is overseas next week. hallie jackson is at the white house tonight. hallie, what can you tell us about this? >> reporter: lester, good evening. this means the washington waiting game goes on at least a little longer. and today president trump told me he has not talked with his attorney general about that report's release. >> he said nothing to you? >> i have not. >> do you expect him? >> at some point i guess i will be talking about it, but you know the nice part? there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. there was no anything. that's the nice part. >> reporter: tonight six top democrats have now sent attorney bill barr a letter emphasizing their expectation that barr will publicly release the report mueller submits to him, but remember barr is under no legal obligation to do so. lester? >> hallie, thank you. >>> there's late word tonight from the president announci

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> and we're back with more right after this. showing flood waters surrg guerneville... next. >>> finally from here in hanoi, a reminder we're back on the air with special coverage on the president's summit with kim jong-un. we'll have it for you throughout the night. for now, from all of us at nbc news, thank you for joining us on this historic day. good night from hanoi. historica bay area community. >>> historic flooding hits the bay area community. >> i didn't expect it and i've lived here for 20 years. >> a town of 4500 people cut off from the rest of the world. >> the water is getting really high at our house and we could smell propane real bad so we called the fire department and they suggested we evacuate. >> and the worst is yet to come. >> we're six generation in russian river valley. we've seen flooding. we've seen things happen, but not this. >> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening, i'm jessica aguirre live from sonoma county where we are seeing historic flooding. >> and in our nbc bay area studios i'm janelle wa

i want to have miguel almaguer join us. he's been all over this story.l, it sounds as though smollett will not come back this season on the show. right? fill us in. >> that's right. at least for the last few episodes, he will not return. the statement released a short time ago saying they spoke to smollett yesterday. he was on the set of "empire". though he denies all the allegations that chicago police are making, they've made the decision it's best for the cast saying for the last two episodes smollett will not play a role, his character will not be in the last two episodes. obviously that opened several questions. what is left with his remaining future with that show? many are calling for him to be fired from "empire". if not, a boycott of the network because smollett faces serious allegations of filing a false police report. a class 4 felonies. investigators say he did it. >> what about the reports that smollett went and visited his cast mates on "em papire "aftere crazy scrum yesterday? >> that's right. there was a scrum trying to follow smollett ou

miguel alma goes to work we look forward to your report. jonathan, gabby, barbara, danny, ron, appreciate you all being with us. craig melvin picks up our coverage in new york. >> good morning to you. craig melvin here at msnbc headquarters in no. all the president's men, big controversy surrounding two men with close ties to president trump, roger stone in court today facing the same judge he post add controversial picture of on instagram last week. >>> and the president's former fixer, michael cohen, set to testify before the house next week. what cohen could reveal that could prove problematic for president trump. >>> russia report, any day now robert mueller could finally finish his report on the russia investigation. but it could be sometime after that before the public knows anything about what's in that report. will new attorney general bill barr release it to the

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> also breaking tonight, california poised to become the first state to file a lawsuit over president trump's declaration of a national emergency d a rder . other states tonight lining up behind it. the president's emergency sparked demonstrations in several cities across the u.s. today and our hashe story. >> reporter: from los angeles -- >> this fake wall has got to go! >> reporter: -- to denver. and just outside the white house. >> is there an emergency? >> no! >> reporter: backlash boiling over to the president's national emergency declaration. >> stand up! fight back! >> reporter: the president planning to go around congress to get more money for his border wall, including declaring an emergency to divert $3.6 billion from military construction projects. >> we had certain funds that are being used at the discretion of generals, at the discretion of the military. some of them haven't been allocated yet. and some of the generals think that this is more important. >> reporter: but now california will become the first state to sue, joining several advoca

miguel marquez has more on what is in this plan. >> reporter: alexandria ocasio-cortez, the freshman democrat, is introducing the first piece of legislation that she herself has sponsored, it is a resolution which means it is nonbinding, called the green new deal. it calls for a ten year national mobilization, the goal, in one short decade to bring greenhouse gas emissions to zero, meet 100% of energy needs by renewable source, overhaul transportation systems, creative millions of high paying jobs, bring equality in health care and equal justice for underserved minority and impoverished communities. now, this new deal goes beyond climate change, way beyond. >> and so we're here to say that small incremental policy solutions are not enough. they can be part of a solution, but they are not the solution unto itself. >> reporter: ocasio-cortez was surrounded by veteran lawmakers from the allows and senate to introduce this legislation. ed markey, the senator froms ma massachusetts, introducing a similar measure in the senate. it warns what we see now in terms of wild weather, fires and r

miguel, thanks. >>> let's turn to al roker and find out about that warmup. when can we expect it, al? >> lester, this cold air has made it down to atlanta where we're going to be playing the super bowl on sunday. tomorrow morning about 31 degrees. but for everyone else who's been suffering, finally light at the end of the tunnel. look at this. chicago minus 1, compared to the last 48 hours, that's spectacular. minneapolis minus 7. we're looking at minus 17 windchills in rochester. the weekend temperatures warm up. chicago and minneapolis 46. almost 60 degrees in atlanta. new york city warms to 41. and roanoke, a high sunday of 57 degrees. we can say so long for now to the polar vortex. lester? >> good riddance too. al roker, thanks. >>> now to a massive bust at the border. what the feds say is the largest seizure in u.s. history of fentanyl, the synthetic drug that kills more americans than any pete williams has details. >> reporter: customs and border protection says its officers found 254 pounds of fentanyl, more than twice the previous record seizure and

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> turning now to the emergency in california where a monster winter stormas triggered massive mudslides. dozens of homes have been evacuated. one dramatic rescue caught on camera. nbc's steve patterson has more. >> reporter: tense moments during a harrongreue. search teams digging through a home torn apart by torrents of mud, searching for someone they believe is underneath the rubble. through some of the debris. so we knew where she was, she was screaming for help. >> reporter: crews clearing piles of debris, finally pulling a woman out conscious. >> thank god for the neighbor! >> she couldn't believe she had survived the ride down the hill. >> reporter: the early morning mudslide striking this sausalito neighborhood, covering cars, damaging gas lines, after sheets of rain pounded parts of northern california with winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour. at least 50 homes in the area were evacuated. tonight residents remain on alert with the weekend forecast calling for even more wind and rain. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> in denver tonight, a tentative dea

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> up next, where's apple's fix for that eavesdropping glitch?>> some startling new video showing the moment a dam broke in brazil, unleashing a sea of mud and sludge. at least 110 people were killed in last week's disaster. over 230 are still missing. >>> tonight, apple is thanking the 14-year-old boy who found that major security glitch on the iphone. the company scrambling, but as the week ends it's still not fixed. here's morgan chesky. >> reporter: tonight a promised fix from apple for a facetime flaw turning any iphone into a live microphone. a glitch the company findg. >> i can still hear her, yet she hasn't answered. >> reporter: nine days after thompson sent this video demonstrating the flaw the company responded saying she fixed the group facetime security bug and will issue a software update for users next week, we thank the thompson family. >> we're both pretty stunned we could hear both of each other without him clicking answer. >> reporter: thompson found when he added a caller to group facetime, not only could he hear his friend if

here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: these are the chilling detailed portraits drawn by the hands of a serial killer. 16 victims with distinct features. attention to eye color, hairstyle, and the city where they were murdered sketched by samuel little, the man who says he killed them. >> these sketches now co link to a family that is missing someone. they can now make that connection. >> reporter: little has confessed to 90 murders and is serving three life sentences. his killing spree could span 19 states over three decades. detectives have connected little to 42 homicides. police say little appears to have a photographic memory, recalling vivid details about his victims, many who were prostitutes, strangled to death. now 78 years old, little will die in prison. but before he does, the fbi hopes these haunting images of unidentified victims bring closure to some of their families. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> another tragic story, this one in new york, where police say one of their own was killed by friendly fire. detective brian simonson was fatally shot when police officers open

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> a big announcement today in what is sure to be a battleground state in 2020. retired astronaut mark kelly, husband of former congresswoman gabby giffords launching his own campaign for u.s. senate. nbc's cynthia mcfadden has the story. >> reporter: tonight it's official. retired astronaut mark kelly is running senate seat in highly polished video. >> you know, it comes pretty obvious pretty into space that we're all kind of in this together. >> reporter: trained as an a engineer, he became a navy fighter pilot and nasa astronaut. >> these missions are very challenging and very rewarding. >> reporter: he met his wife gabby giffords when he was about to turn 40. the former arizona congresswoman nearly died during an assassination attempt in 2011. she was by his side today. >> you remember when you first entered congress for the first time? >> yes, yes. so exciting. >> it was exciting. you know, i thought then that i had the risky job. >> yes. >> it turned out that you were the one who had the risky job. >> yes. >> reporter: the tragedy turned kelly and gif

here's miguel almaguer. >> what a horse!> reporter: tonight one of the most famed racetracks in the nation, santa anita is temporarily closed. the sudden shutdown comes after 19 horses in just two months died here. the alarming increase in fatalities comes without clear explanation. >> incidents like these are not due to a single factor but a combination of multiple factors. >> reporter: with track surface testing under way, officials at santa anita say they are conducting a thorough investigation. the course was swamped with 11 1/2 inches of rain and near record cold temperatures. it's not clear if weather played any role in hardening the soil. staff here are peeling back five inches of the track to take a look. >> any time you lose a horse it's not easy. >> justify, another exhilarating exhibition. >> reporter: home to colts like triple crown winner justify and where the movie "seabiscuit" was filmed, santa anita is steeped in history, and now tonight also mystery. miguel almaguer, nbc news, arcadia. >>> next tonight, the

here with the latest is miguel they say he filed a false police report, a felony. th to be a victim of a hate crime. law enforcement officials tell nbc news chicago police issued a dozen search warrants scouring financial and phone records, looking to link smollett to the men he claimed attacked him. >> they called me a [ bleep ]. they called me a [ bleep ]. there is no which way you cut it. >> police say ola and abel osundairo smollett hired them to stage the assault. they bought the red hat and ski masks they say smollett told them to get. the brothers entered a grand jury room to testify. the fbi is also looking into smollett's claims he received this death threat by mail. if he lied the actor could face federal charges. local media reports smollett cooked up the schemes for attention. detectives have presented evidence before a grand jury. >> there is lying to police. false police report, fraud mail. terrorist irk threats by mail. all of these are upn dozen officers have been working carefully to piece together the case. investigators now rewriting the actor's

here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: they said it was a miracle anyone could survive. r, just south o >> reporter: florida rescue teams found the plane's wreckage wedged into a bedrooy six was home when the twin cb plunged to the ground. the pilot, james wagner, killed on impact. student pilot, former navy s.e.a.l. timothy sheahy, kicked his way out of the mangled metal and reached a teenager pinned by the plane, using his shirt to stop her bleeding. >> it was a blessing today that we didn't have an entire family wiped out. >> reporter: all six inside the home survived. the left engine reportedly failing on takeoff. but not the instincts of this veteran, who jumped in to help after falling from the sky. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> coming up, standing tall. the oscar moment that moved so many. everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear cal

nbc's miguel amalguer, more on the scrutiny smollett is facing. >> reporter: today after multiple requests, investigators are still waiting to speak to jussie smollett again. the "empire" actor claiming he is the victim of a hate crime is wanted for more questioning after police sources say his story was rebuked by the men he identified in this grainy photo as his attackers. >> today's the day. he has to show up. they have to reinterview him. if he doesn't submit to reinterviewing by the police then there's going to be legitimate questions asked about the voracity of his allegations. >> reporter: after the brothers were identified and arrested, police sources say the brothers told detectives they were hired by the actor to stage the attack smollett said was laced with racist and homophobic slurs. not charged with the crime, the brothers are cooperating with police. smollett still insists he's the victim as he did last week. >> if i tell the truth, then that's it because it's the truth. >> reporter: today authorities say police are carefully examining all communications between smollett and

here's nbc's miguel amalguer. >> reporter: this morning has the jeff bezos leaker be revealed? the brother of lauren sanchez is denying reports he leaked explicit texts to the "national enquirer." a lawyer for the tabloid ceo david pecker is refusing to confirm or deny if it was michael sanchez who's also a reported supporter of president trump. the lawyer saying the source was someone close to the couple and had given information to the enquirer for seven years. michael sanchez denied the involvement to post. it comes as pecker's attorney is pushing back on claims jeff bezos made in an extraordinary blogpost late last week. >> it's absolutely not extortion and not blackmail. >> reporter: the amazon founder wrote that representatives for american media, inc. threatened to release intimate texts and photos between him and his alleged mistress lauren sanchez if he didn't publish what he called a false public statement saying he didn't think ami's coverage was politically motivated and end his investigation into how they got previous texts which they published shortly after bezos

nbc's miguel almaguer gets into the layers of this investigation. >> reporter: law enforcement sources tell nbc news jussie smollett is no victim, and he could face criminal charges. the two men who he claims attacked him, ola and abel osundairo say they were hired by the actor to stage the attack. the brothers could be called to testify in front of a grand jury. the osundairos are now cooperating with detectives after they were arrested and released without charges, with authorities tracing all communications between smollett and the brothers. investigators seized stamps and a magazine at the brothers' home. smollett says he received this death threat before the attack. cbs chicago citing multiple sources reports he concocted th desired. >> did i make that up too? >> reporter: immediately after the attack, smollett received a wave of support on social media. now a deafening silence. house speaker nancy pelosi deleting her tweet. with smollett's story unraveling, a new twitter storm. nikki haley posting he must repay resources used to investigate and serve time for the division he caus

miguel almaguer, n news. >>> now toorth carolina where a 2018 house race is still unresolved. yestery a key witness testified to tampering with absentee ballots. lisarit sayshe was paid by mcrae dallas, a political operative hired by consultants for republican candidate mark harris, who appeared to have defeated democrat dan mcreddy by 905 votes. tbrit testified the improperly handled dozens of ballots. she insists that mark harris had no knowledge of the operation and claims dallas strongly urged her to plead theifth, telling her and others not to reveal anything. investigeaors say at 1,000 absentee ballotwe request collected at the end of the hearing, which continues toda e the board ctions will determine if a new election needs to be called. >>> a royal sighting in the big apple. the m dailyl got these exclusive photos here of meghan lowle trying to keep a profile out on the city streets. they say she's on a fi-day secret baby show adventure. the trip was reportedly losest ed by her friends. this is the duchess' first time in new york since her wedding. she'sueround late sp

nbc's miguel almaguer has more. >> reporter: krioff st.known for his role on "the young andhe restless" was discovered unresponsive inside his los angeles area home. when police arrived at his gated community,hey found no sign of foul play and are investigating a possible alcohol overdose. the 52-onar-old had struggled with the death of his son julian, who died by suicide in 2014. st. john opening up about his son's death to entertainment tonight. >> that call was the worst call i've ever had in my life. >> reporter: it's widely reported st. john struggledith depression, the actor often tweeting about mental health and the loss of his so actress kim fields was a friend. >> he was a good person w real enjoyed his work. he's also obvusly very much so human, and things would deeply hurt him or deeply sadden him. >> reporter: st. john was a fixture of daytime his fiancee writing, how did it happen? why did you leave so early? kristoff st. john also leaves behind two daughters and so many questions over his untimely death. miguel almaguer, nbc

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> overseas now, new developments in a story we first brought you last night. a british woman pleading to come home to the uk after fleeing to join isis is now losing her citizenship. will the u.s. do the same to an american isis bride? here is nbc's keir simmons. >> reporter: tonight, as this former isis wife and alabama mother pleads to return to america, a dramatic decision from the uk government, stripping citizenship from this british isis mother, effectively banning her from britain. despite joining isis in 2015, shamima begum had claimed she is not a threat. >> i'm a 19-year-old girl with a newborn baby. i don't have any weapons. >> reporter: now the u.s. must decide how to respond to hoda muthana's request to come home. she went to syria and joined isis in 2014, even allegedly threatening america with terrorism in tweets she claims she didn't write. but her family representative says she was brainwashed by online propaganda. she is pleading for a second chance. >> i know i ruined my future and my son's future, and i deeply, deeply regret it. >> reporte

here's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: aurveillance camera captures elizabeth barraza setting up a garagen her drive a.m.st before 7:00 the suspect approaches on foot. baaza, appearing startled, steps back. then from point-blank range, the suspect fires three shots before unloading a four as she lay helpless on the ground. >> that unknown assailant murdered an innocent, unarmed, and defenseless young woman in an act that truly dema justice. >> reporter: with no motive or o suspect descrin, investigators in tomball, texas, released additional surveillance video of a black truck driving away moments later. barraza had just said good-bye to her husband. >> i'm so glad the last things i got to do was kiss her good-bye and tell her loved her. >> reporter: the 29-year-old was holding the garage sale to raise money for her anniversary. but instead of celebrating their marriage, the victim's husband is planning a funeral. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> next for us tonight, is the dream of space tourism finally ready for takeoff? dear freshpet, zooka had digestive problems and wouldn't eat. then i