ah miguel cassandra as grew up and you volley. she knows rob elementary school. well, his family has lived here for generations. his great grandmother was from you valley while his great grandfather came here from mexico to day for the 1st time. he's come to see the memorial that sprung up in the town center in the crosses are marked with the names of the 21 people who lost their lives. among them 19 children, including miguel's much loved cousins. a little girl before this is the worst thing that's ever happened. you're helen. i hope nothing like this ever ever ever happens again. now the no one should have to go through something like it is with them. and if, if, well, this town has lost all of these children with any of the child effects, every one of us of, of the child was one to many last iep, whatever games. okay. this man was not him. yeah. them, joe, i feel been let oh man of miguel's cousin, jackie casarez, was 9 years old. she loved singing and dancing. mm. annabel rodriguez, jackie's cousin and best friend, was 10. mm. it looking more to go to look at

it philbin let oh man of miguel's cousin, jackie casarez, was 9 years old. she loved singing and dancing. mm. annabel rodriguez, jackie's cousin and best friend was 10. mm. it looked a motor go to look at my last memory of her is with the family on a saturday afternoon and also a little bullet out of it. the children were playing outside where we could hear them laughing, which alo larissa, ales. e, which a lady we were all happy when we were together as a family, like always, without a care in the world. emma you've all day is a small, tight knit community. most people here have latin american roots, especially mexican. here, family is central cousins, are like siblings, nieces and nephews are like one's own children. me, emilio, what i thought if that my family is staying quiet right now, momento lance, you, our focus is on being there to one another color from media east that a bruno or through as the town grieves. people are gathering from all over to offer their condolences. 2 some here believe in life after death. so they not only bring flowers, but al

miguel almaguer is closely following it all. miguel, what are you learning >> reporter: well, lester, good evening this deadly accident happened at what's called an uncontrolled crossing that's where there's no arm that blocks cars when a train is coming and now the ntsb is en route. the very passengers riding the derailed amtrak train recorded their own harrowing escape through broken glass and twisted metal survivors climbed to safety any way they could. some stunned and without their shoes on made their way to the top of their toppled passenger cars 255 were aboard. there are dozens of injuries and at least three fatalities >> everyone is screaming. i, of course, am yelling. people are on top of one another. >> reporter: after first responders reached the wreckage in rural missouri, some of the injured were rushed to local hospitals. it was 12:42 p.m. when eight of the train's cars and two locomotives derailed after slamming into a dump truck at a public crossing horrified screams filled the train headed from los angeles to c

miguel, it's hard to believe those gas prices there behind you. what's the forecast? how long do the experts think these prices will keep going up >> reporter: well, tom, because demand is so high, experts don't expect gas prices to dip any time soon at least in the next couple of weeks. here in los angeles, gas prices have risen nearly every single day for the last two weeks and that's $7 over my shoulder behind me. that's normal in this area tom? >> normal. so hard to believe we thank you for that. >>> this is breaking tonight. the former top leader of the far-right proud boys group and four associates charged with seditious conspiracy related to the deadly january 6th attack on the capitol. earlier this year, 11 members of another group, the oath keepers, were indicted on that same charge. the house committee investigating the capitol riots holds a prime time hearing this thursday. >>> in southern mexico tonight an estimated 4,000 to 5,000 migrants have set out on a journey, you see them right there, they hope will end in the u.s. the timing coincides with the summ

if it is, the city could lose clean drinking water lester >> a dramatic backdrop miguel, thank you. >>> the january 6th committee holds its third public hearing tomorrow and tonight the committee wants information from a republican congressman about a tour he conducted a day before the capitol attack the committee has video of what it says is a man on that tour who was at the capitol on january 6th garrett haake joins us what do we know about this >> lester, it wa congressman barry loudermilk of georgia who conducted this tour on january 5 for a group of his constituents in a video released by the committee today we see loudermilk leading the group through some of the house office buildings and the tunnels underneath them one member of the group taking pictures in places tourists typically don't. including stairwells and one security checkpoint the committee says that man also shot this video outside the capitol on january 6th, where he can be heard making explicit threats against speaker pelosi and other lawmakers. loudermilk told reporters today the group never went inside the capit

shasta miguel almaguer tells us more about this >> reporter: several, including a toddler lucky to belive after dramatic rescues in the west a miracle for 4-year-old riker he was last seen playing in his yard near bull lake, montana for two day, searchers combed the area on foot, with dogs, on atvs and by air. 53 people had joined the search. eventually, the team found ryker nearby in good spirits, but he was hungry, thirsty, cold and transported to a medical center. on monday, another desperate search on mt. shasta a popular tourist destination known for back country skiing. three rescue operations conducted by the siskiyou county sheriff during icy and dangerous conditions following a storm sunday >> try to locate them and potentially put one of the rescuers in next to her. >> reporter: the first incident just after 8:30 a.m. in the avalanche gulch area of the mountain among the group of three, one climber rescued with ae injuries and the third who did not survive. then, just hours later, another climber just after 12:30 in the same area. that climber in critical condition. and a th

come to miguel for a play that is only performed every 10 years because it has been demick. it's now been 12 years. there are no actual actors on the stage. instead, it's the people of miguel themselves. did you see that many men have long hair and beard? business mandatory for everyone who take part in the play? when was the last time at the head dresser? for christmas 2026, that's english 0 and the year it's been rather of jesus or 3 years ago for 2 years ago. i saved money because i haven't cut my hair for ages or i trimmed it 3 years ago. but based on your role here, i don't. the temple guard been preached a me who play a high priest to condense. jesus, people have a nice was done, but we're head. it's been, i know i'm one of the 2 people playing jesus, jericho and reservation. so there are 2 jesus that we double up on the main roles to jesus is to mary's to conscious pilot. can i take a healthy with jesus, or anyone who was born obama golf, or had lived here for 20 years, can take part in the passion play, including donkey for 400 years, the people of obama go have been

savannah >> miguel almaguer leading us off, thank you.he case was watched closely by those who have experienced domestic abuse and their advocates. what could today's verdict mean for the world? anne thompson with that part of the story. >> reporter: the world watched as the jury found johnny depp and amber heard were both defamed, but there is no question who the panel sided with >> amber heard was not a good witness and juries react to that. >> reporter: women's rights attorney nancy erika smith calls the verdict reasoned while a defeat for one woman she says it is not a defeat for all women. some say this verdict marks the end of the me too movement. do you agree >> not at all. i think me too is here to stay. i don't think women should be afraid we have to tolerate the harassment and abuse we tolerated for centuries. >> reporter: depp and heard are two privileged celebrities with high-powered legal and pr teams unlike most cases with accusations of domestic abuse is there anything typical about this case >> no, there's nothing typical

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miguel almaguer, nbc news >> you can see more of our interview with amber heard tomorrow on "today" and friday on a special edition of "dateline" at 8:00 p.m. eastern >>> one of the greatest tennis players of all time is making a comeback, serena williams announcing she'll play at wimbledon next month. the 23-time grand clam champ hasn't competed in nearly a year since exiting the first round at wimbledon with an injury she received a wild card invitation to make her much-anticipated return >>> up next for us, profiting from the pandemic how one small company got hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars. was the money mismanaged >>> back now with new questions over covid relief money and how it was distributed congressional investigators saying one small company pocketed hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars. here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: this nondescript office building in virginia housed a company the feds hired to help distribute billions of dollars in loans to help struggling small businesses during the pandemic the firm, r.e.r. solutions, got a no-bid $750 million contract

lester >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> up next, a promising new way to treat type 2 diabetes without drugs in our series "beyond the scale. >>> back now with our new series "beyond the scale. tonight, new hope for more than 30 million americans who suffer from type 2 diabetes a new kind of targeted dieting aimed at reversing the condition. let's get more from kate snow. >> reporter: kelaf sharp always thought he was in pretty good shape. he is a personal trainer and realtor in birmingham, alabama. but type 2 diabetes runs in his family. >> my grandmother had diabetes my mom my sister has it >> reporter: kelaf was so busy, he used to grab fast food, sweet tea, energy drinks. >> people see you and think, oh, you work out. you're healthy there's nothing wrong with you that's not the case. >> not if you're not eating right. >> exactly >> reporter: a few years ago he was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and prescribed medicine. but kelaf wanted alternatives so he volunteered for a study at university of alabama at birmingham, looking at two diets. kelaf was put on a low carb diet for three

here is miguel almaguer. >> reporter: tonight with the u.s. in overdrive and likely just days away from topping the national average of $5 a gallon, gas prices in several states are now spiking upwards of 10 cents a day. >> i think we're getting ripped off. >> reporter: with the west coast by far paying the most, the pinch at the pump is hitting families like hector alvarez's hard. >> it is starting to affect the budget. >> reporter: in los angeles, many are dishing out $7 a gallon, alvarez who supports a family of seven is juggling skyrocketing housing prices, staggering inflation, and now record fuel costs. >> we have to really think about how far we can travel or where we can go. >> reporter: with a recent poll showing americans cutting back on eating out, making impulse purchases, and driving, the u.s. is poised to officially hit $5 a gallon as early as thursday according to aaa, 75% of commuters say that's the benchmark where they'll put the brakes on driving. that's what happened in 2008 when the national average hit $4.11, or roughly $5

miguel almaguer, nbc news >> what a drama. so glad she's okay >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday thank you for watching i am lester holt please take care of yourself and each other. good night (music throughout) >>> next on nbc bay area news, fire season is here in a big way. we are tracking several wildfires across the bay area at this hour. some threatening homes and one forcing evacuations in pleasanton. >>> also --. >> i look forward to a quick recovery. to get them out here swimming and running. four we speak to the friends of the surfer who was attacked by a shark. >>> new warnings about monkeypox after another cases reported. we are joined by one of our experts.>>> have you seen them? these billboards popping up in the east bay. they document some

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e-cigarette companies who want to stay in the market, a future for some that could go up in smoke miguel almaguer, nbc news >>> and next for us, legend billie jean king on leveling the field then and now for women in sports. >>> 50 years ago this week landmark legislation banned discrimination against women and girls in sports tonight trail blazing tennis legen billie jean king talking to andrea mitchell about how much still must be done to level the playing field. >> reporter: the young women of arlington soccer can't envision a life without games, drills and teammates >> sports have always been a huge part of my life. >> reporter: can you imagine not being able to play sports >> no honestly. >> reporter: but for girls and women who grew up before the passage of title ix that was often the reality. >> when i was 9 i just remember locking out on the field and my heart sank because for the first time i realized i'm a girl. i can't play baseball. >> we played in the backyards. my brother had little league. we didn't have little league >> girls can play little league now. i think there's so

and an early test for the power grid, especially as cities like death valley live up to their name miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> in 60 seconds the hunt for ufos, nasa is joining the search for answers about those mysterious sightings that have intrigued us for decades. >>> a major announcement from nasa the space agency saying it's joining the search for ufos using science to hopefully find answers about those unexplained sightings in the sky gadi schwartz explains. >> the eagle has landed >> reporter: nasa accepting a mission that so far has proven harder than landing a man on the moon now hoping t answer the mystery of ufos with a new study. >> i think it's really exciting it almost feels like opening a new book. >> reporter: nasa's announcement coming on the heels of a new office set up at the pentagon to investigate top secret encounters between pilots and unidentified aerial phenomena flying in unrestricted airspace but unlike the department of defense nasa says their findings won't be classified and could even include reviews of videos captured by civilians. >> what is going on? >>

miguel almaguer now with that story. >> they're getting arrested >> reporter: tonight authorities say all 31 members of a white supremacist group on their knees and zip tied before being charged with conspiracy to riot are now out on bail two days after this startling video of their arrest >> these guys stopped a u-haul full of dudes. >> reporter: it happened in coeur d'alene, idaho, after a 911 call from someone who saw the men pile into the back of a u-haul dressed like a small army and headed towards a gay pride event. >> i have no doubt in my mind that had that van stopped at the park or much near the park that we still would have ended up in a riot situation >> reporter: facing a misdemeanor charge police say the suspects called the patriot front had shields and shin guards while also recovering a smoke grenade and document outlining their operations plan. authorities say the pride in the park event they planned to riot at is where families gathered with children >> it's quite a scary sight. it was very intimidating for all of us. >> reporter: with no response yet from the group'

>> all right miguel, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds a real estate catch-22 potential home buyers being squeezed out by big corporate buyers and forced to rent some of the same houses they wanted to own. it's in our series "priced out. >>> well, imagine finding your dream home only to lose out to a corporation sweeping up houses and then renting them out. it's a scenario squeezing americans in many areas including indiana. antonia hylton reports in our series "priced out. >> reporter: for years john and angie collier saved. >> this is nice. >> reporter: eager to buy a first home i fishers, indiana attracted by the good schools and proximity to work but pursuing the american dream has proved daunting. >> oh, sorry outbid. >> reporter: fishers named by one of the best places to live is part of a national trend as real estate investment groups buy up houses in cash and rent them out in some cases to the very families who dreamed of owning them in january 33% of all homes purchased in the u.s. were bought by investors, often wall street backed companies with multibillion dollar funds. the c

but lawyers for amber heard who you're about to hear from say they'll appeal miguel almaguer has theest. >> reporter: before the legions of cheering johnny depp fans that were cleared the courthouse the attorneys by amber heard's side decided to appeal saying today on "today" the actress doesn't have the cash to cover the defamation verdict >> is she able to pay a $10.4 million judgment? >> oh, no, absolutely not. >> reporter: her attorneys argue heard never had a fair chance in the courtroom because outside of it she faced an avalanche of social media backlash, one the jury, they argue, could never avoid. >> they went home every night. they have families the families are on social media it really, really was lopsided. >> reporter: while millions signed an online petition to remove heard from a starring role in "aquaman ii," depp received a red carpet-like welcome at court every day online many turned the actor into the hero and heard the villain. pro-depp hashtags received billions of views. the worldwide reach, influencing heard's claims of abuse if not in the courtroom in popular

here's miguel almaguer. >> what is at stake in this trial is a man's life. >> reporter: the trial ande verdict was all fair, that was the message from johnny depp's legal team after the actor's sweeping victory in his defamation lawsuit against ex-wife amber heard. >> he's got his life back. >> i think an overwhelming as soon as of relief. >> reporter: speaking on "today", depp's newly-famed attorney, camille vas kquez and ben chew >> my sense is it had a lot to do with accountability johnny owns his issues he was very candid about his alcohol and drug issue he was candid about unfortunate texts he wrote, and i think it was a sharp contrast to ms. heard. >> reporter: saying there $10.4 million was neff about the money and hinting that they may neff collect the cash, they said it was about clearing his name while also asked if it was a setback for the #metoo movement. >> no, we're here to talk about the case that we tried we encourage all victims to come forward and have their day in court. >> reporter: with the actor thanking fans on his newly-created tiktok account >> it is categoric

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like third grader miguel he's excited. >> the playground, the baseball, everything. >> here they haveed the playing field. >> i'm just going to try to hit the ball, and if the ball gets hit, i'm not going to swing it, i'm going to drop it and just run for my life to first base >> it's an organization that brings an opportunity for individuals with special needs to play baseball. >> our game is modified so i ever kid gets to hit. every kid is paired with a buddy that helps them play the game. >> this week two teams played the very first games made on this new field made for them in watkinsville, georgia. thanks to a partnership with the miracle league and the charity, extra special people >> we give them dreams that they didn't even know were possible we say, yes, they can. they may be in a wheelchair they may have autism they may have cerebral palsy, they deserve the same opportunities as every other kid >> kids and adults of all abilities can play together >> drew has never played in a sport and so for us, it means a lot to see him doing something that his friends all do at school be

miguel almaguer, nbc news >> what a drama. so glad she's okay >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday thank you for watching i am lester holt please take care of yourself and each other. good night >> ben: nice work. he's sound asleep. >> clyde: ah. i wish i could stick around till he wakes up, but grandpa has got to get to work. >> ben: you are really good with him, grandpa. >> clyde: pretty surprising, huh? yeah, i just stand back and watch you and ciara. learned from the best. but, you know, being around baby bo so much, seeing how much he needs both his parents makes me think of abigail dimera's children losing their mom. >> ben: those poor kids. >> clyde: yeah. i mean, it's a tragedy for the whole family, but for those kids. well, i gotta go. >> ben: i'll see you, pop. [soft dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> lucas: oh, what the hell? what the hell did i do last night? >> brady: lus. >> lucas: hey, what's going on? >> brady: you got a minute to talk? >> lucas: about what? >>brady: about falling off the wagon. >> lucas: what are y

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cnn's miguel marquez joins us now on this. miguel, what do we know about this hearing today?t it's not his only problem. those problems are mounting for the quarterback deshaun watson. he signed on with the cleveland browns for five years, 230 million bucks. previously, he was with the houston texans for five years, and that's where his problems began. today, he faces an independent disciplinary hearing and a new civil lawsuit has been filed against the houston texans, his old team. that suit was brought by one of the 24 women who earlier sues the 26-year-old quarterback for sexual misconduct. 20 of the 24 women have settled that suit. the hearing was set up under the rules of the collective bargaining agreement. and the nfl association. interesting nfl.com is reporting that the league is seeking suspension of at least one year. it's pretty rare for something like that to leak prior to the hearing. whatever the outcome of the hearing it could be appealed to the nfl commissioner roger goodell who has final say on this. that civil suit was brought by a former massage student to

miguel, what are you learning? >> a nation divided. that divide growing deeper. >> look around. >> the consequence of the supreme court's historic and sweeping decision reversing nearly 50 years of abortion rights, legal precedence. >> we have to communicate very loudly that this is government interference at the most extreme. it is the government literally standing between you and your doctor and saying you cannot get this health care. >> earlier today, mississippi certified its abortion ban except in cases of rape or if the mother's life is in danger. the latest state to restrict abortion. right now, at least nine states effectively ban abortions since friday's ruling. another five states are expected to limit abortion services in days or weeks. at least 13 states have laws on the books that could go into effect or are contemplating everything from bans to substantial restrictions on abortion services. 21 states and washington, d.c. protect abortion services. that has some conservatives calling for a national ban. former vice preside

miguel cabrera. he smokes one into right. miguel is still after all these years. check out mike yastrzemski was everywhere tonight, the leaping catch. dom leone. he loved it. you see him. he got your back later in the inning. one-run lead for the giants camillo duval. as filthy, filthy stuff. he strikes out jonathan scope with the bases loaded to get out the ending. then next inning, top of the 9th. says the 6, 4, 3, double play to end his 12 save of the season. san francisco wins 4 to 3 about the a's. they're out in the bronx. oakland making it out for the astros. local fans, i should say making it out. despite that poor record. bottom of the second marwin gonzales. takes frankie monteith deep to right. that's a solo shot is to done nothing. top of the 9th now. still 2, nothing. sean murphy. he appears to end the game. but guess what? o one second, they call a catcher's interference. you can see there what makes it? murphy was called for that twice yesterday. almost lost. it the game essentially 2 batters later. elvis andrus gives some life. you makes it 2 to one

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miguel marquez joins me from new york. miguel, thank you so much for jumping on this. this was the final step in the authorization process. when do we think we'll see some shots going into arms here. >> maybe as soon as monday in some places, in new york city planning for it as soon as wednesday. it is still unclear how many parents will really want to get their children vaccinated. one thing that came out during the long discussion today among the advisory panel is that the likelihood of parents getting their children vaccinated has gone down as the pandemic has worn on. that said, this was the last big tranche of americans, the youngest, most vulnerable americans of almost 20 million of them, under 5s, that now are able to get vaccinated. a couple of other things they discussed during their many hours of presentation and then lots of questions is that they decided that vaccines are more effective at preventing severe illness. certainly more effective than previous infection, which some parents saying my child got infected with covid-19, they're probably fine now. the