we get more now from nbc's morgan radford. >> can you show it to me? >> reporter: for 40 days, this woman has worn an ankle monitor like a criminal. >> it is embarrassing. >> for more than a week this connecticut room in the church was the family refuge. 9-year-old, haley is the youngest of her four kids all born in the u.s. she was there when immigration officials told her mom to leave the country. >> do you remember that day? >> yep. june 20th, seven days before my birthday. say like you were like me, or younger, or, any age, even the age you are today, you were getting separated by your mother or father how would you feel? >> reporter: undocumented, haley's mom fled to the u.s. in 1993. seeking political asylum amid unrest in guatemala. her application was denied. but she continued to work as a housekeeper. so she paid taxes and in accordance with i.c.e. rules checked in with immigration every year to keep her deportation at bay. that is until last month. >> i don't know what changed. >> reporter: you feel look you did everything right? >> i made my

morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> an amtrak train carrying 250 passengers derailed a short time ago, it happened on puget sound just north of the capital city of olympia, washington. police and coast guard are responding. so far, no casualties have been reported. >>> scary moments today at the airport in denver, a united airlines jet caught fire as it was landing. flames were scene on the wing. the plane was coming in from aspen. there were no reports of injuries. >>> overseas, fire tore through a camp for syrian refugees in lebanon today destroying almost 100 tents where they all lived. nbc's matt bradley has those details. >> an inferno in a crowded syrian refugee camp, in 20 minutes, a dense tent city was turned to ashes. a 2-year-old boy was killed, others suffered serious burns. some 600 syrians were made homeless by war, homeless once again. they'll be housed in a temporary camp nearby. aide workers blamed a faulty appliance for sparking flames that ignited gas canisters. nbc news visited the site where nearly 90 tents were burned down. >> whenever you see a settlement lik

morgan radford tonight on their long journey. >> reporter: in the heart of afghanistan, six teenaged girls measuring, testing, and building a robot. here, only one in five girls makes it passed middle school. but 16-year-old rodaba nori wants to set a different example. >> i want to show them that nothing is impossible. >> reporter: this team is entering the first global challenge. international competition to try to solve world problems like designing robots to help clean contaminated water. >> 158 nations each with one team just like the olympics, coming here to address a common problem. >> reporter: after spending months building their robot, all six girls packed into a taxi, making the 500 mile trip to the u.s. embassy in kabul to apply for visas. each time they were denied. >> why is visa is granted or why a visa is denied is something that's going to be kept confidential. >> reporter: afghanistan is not one of the six mostly muslim countries under the trump administration's travel ban. >> i was so hopeful -- hopeless because we didn't get a visa two times. >> reporter: their ca

morgan radford reports on how the suspect turned himself in. >> reporter: michelle and rodney roberson listened as police told them they found the man who allegedly killed their 18-year-old daughter in a violent act of road rage. >> this appears to be a savage senseless and brutal act from one human being to another human being. >> reporter: the mystery driver at the center of a four-day manhunt now in security video shows the moment his pickup truck approached bianca roberson's car. they jockeyed to merge into the same lane of a pennsylvania highway. >> he pulled out a gun, shot bianca in the head, killing her inning stantly. >> desper, accompanied by his lawyer, showed up at the police station early this morning, to turn himself in. police recovered his red pick up truck and found the gun at his home. he faces a slew of charges including first and third degree murder. >> that was her senior graduation pictures. >> reporter: bianca's family now struggling to understand how something like this could happen. >> what's wrong with people's minds today that we flip out like that. >> she wa

morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> not sure my dog would pass yet. that is nbc nightly news for this sunday. lester holt will be in tomorrow. i'm kate snow. here in new york for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. a man, stabbed to death in downtown san jose. the female susct >>> right now at 6:00, a man stabbed to death in downtown san jose. the female suspect still on the run. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm peggy bunker. this attack happened not too far from downtown san jose. mary ann favro is live near the crime scene right now. detectives are looking for clues. what do we know? >> reporter: well, right now, police are trying to determine a motive for this killing. they were called out here around 10:00 this morning, peggy, with a call that a man had been stabbed at least once. as you can see now, more than eight

i know that's what they would want. >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news, westchester, pennsylvania. >>> there's sad news tonight from san antonio where one of two police officers shot in a shoot-out has died. the san antonio police department said officer miguel moreno died of his injuries this morning. moreno and his partner were approaching two men in a car when one of the suspects opened fire. one of the officers managed to shoot that suspect who later died in the hospital. >>> overseas, iraqi forces backed by american advisers are close to recapturing the biggest city held by isis. mosul was seized by isis militants three years ago, and the offensive to drive them out has gone on for eight months. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is on the front lines. >> reporter: iraqi forces have tonight squeezed isis' hold on the key city of mosul, down to a few remaining blocks, with a lot of help from american troops. >> what you see right there is coalition air strikes. >> reporter: those black plumes of smoke are air strikes? >> yeah, without a doubt. >> reporter: colonel pa

nbc's morgan radford tonight on how it unfolded. >> reporter: tonight, 46-year-old jimmy causey back in custody after a daring escape earlier this week. authorities believe he used a cell phone and a drone to break out of prison. a trend they say is becoming far too common. >> these people are incarcerated, physically, but they're still continuing their criminal ways from behind bars. >> reporter: his second prison escape in 12 years. corrections officials say this time, causey used a homemade dummy to fool guards and then used a wire cutter to slice through four fences outside the maximum security prison. >> we believe a drone was used to fly in the tools that allowed him to escape. >> reporter: three days later, police tracked him down at a texas motel with two guns, four cell phones and almost $48,000 in cash. local officials say escapes like this are possible because federal authorities won't let them jam cell phone signals in state prisons. >> it is senseless to me that the federal government continues to prohibit state agencies and state correction officials from blocking cell

the backlash has been swift and furious, and we get new details tonight from nbc's morgan radford. >> i don't have any money. >> reporter: new jersey governor chris christie causing fireworks of a different kind this holiday. >> just not right. it's not fair. >> reporter: christie was captured on camera taking his family to the beach sunday, but they were the only ones there. thanks to a budget standoff, hundreds of would-be beach goers were turned away by police because state parks and beaches were shut down. >> he's allowed to have fun. not me, right? >> reporter: the governor stayed at a residence provided by the state. a decision he's defending. >> that's the way it goes. run for governor, then you can have the residence. >> reporter: the images quickly going viral. after swift public backlash, his spokesperson tonight blaming the legislature. >> we're talking about two beaches that were closed not because the governor closed them personally but because we don't have a budget provided to us from the legislature for his him to sign. >> reporter: christie blaming the media for the a

our morgan radford brings us the very latest. >> reporter: tonight, new details on the victims of the high-rise fire. britt reller, a 54-year inflight manager at hawaiian airlines and 85-year-old mother melba dilley amongst the dead. the fire shocking residents of the 36-story beachside building. >> i smelled something burning, and i looked over my left shoulder, and i saw black billowing smoke. >> reporter: shrieks of terror coming from the 26th floor where the fire started. the three killed by the fire found there, at least a dozen more injured as the flames spread upward, engulfing three floors. >> oh my god, that's nuts. >> i looked down, i could see the billowing smoke coming up. i heard three women's voices screaming, pleading, moaning, "please help me." >> reporter: more than 60 firefighters raced into the building, scrambling from room to room trying to rescue those trapped in the blaze. the building was built in 1971, before sprinklers were required. >> without a doubt, if there was sprinklers in this apartment, the fire would be contained to the unit of origin. >> reporter:

morgan radford has more. >> reporter: possible multiple struck. this 45-year-old doctor henry bello opened fire at this bronx hospital, injuring six people and killing dr. tracy sin-yee tam, a 32-year-old practitioner filling in for a co-worker. bello was required to resign amid claims of sexual harassment. he had only worked there six months. prior to the rampage, he sent an e-mail to "the new york daily news" saying he was forced out because of bogus complaints from colleagues. he had reportedly threatened to come back and harm employees, though the hospital says there was no warning whatsoever. >> a confirmed active shooter. >> reporter: the suspect had previously been arrested for sexual abuse. those charges were dropped. he pleaded guilty to unlawful imprisonment leading up to the mayhem. >> chaos and craziness. >> reporter: bello showed up with an assault rifle. he asked for a specific doctor. and when that person wasn't available, began shooting randomly before turning the gun on himself. >> it let me know that it can happen anywhere. it re

morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> not sure my dog would pass yet.tly news for this sunday. lester holt will be in tomorrow. i'm kate snow. here in new york for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. >>> welcome to sunday night, i'm megyn kelly. we go inside a dramatic experiment, where girls are asked who's smarter, men or women? >> can you guess which one is really really smart? parents watch in disbelief. >> are you surprised? >> yes. >> new research, and troubling results. kids were aware girls were getting the better grades, but still thought the boys were the really, really smart ones. whoa! how did this happen?! and what can be done about it? also -- kate snow with a report every parent should see. eliza, a bright shiny radiant perfectly healthy child. organ failure >> because of a dental procedure?

morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> they have yet to compete but at this point you can say they've> i want to know in ten years how this changed their lives and what they go on to do, this was a huge moment. >> and imagine if they do one even better. thk you for being with anus joining us. i )m laura garcia cannon. ==sam/2shot== and i )m m br >>> good monday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. breaking news out of south san francisco, a fatal crash is shutting down at least one lane on highway 101 right now. turn it over to mike inouye for what's going on. >>> chp reported all lanes of 101 closed. but pete suratos is on scene there and tells us the freeway indeed is actually open. the slowing you see, folks are forced over to the right -- to the left two lanes as you travel southbound 101 approaching grand avenue. what happened is we understand someone hit something. they reported to chp they thought it was a large animal. it turns out it was a pedestrian, someone on the ad

nbc's morgan radford has the sunday closer. >> i am careless, i don't have worries. look, where you're from. we're kind of like moving in a world of our own. >> reporter: you might say this group of women has a lot of moxie. >> moxie means bravery, strength and like a woman's gusto. >> reporter: this roller skating gals and guys in long beach, california are taking their skates out of the rink and into the streets. reviving an american past time because, well, that's just how they roll. >> my name is michelle. i roller skate for a living. this is the skate shop! >> reporter: michelle is founder of moxie of retro colored skates that let you experience the world on 8 wheels as we did decades ago. sf . >> when roller skates were invented, they were thought of as the shoe of the future. >> the shoe of the future. >> late '70s and '80s around when i was born, dance skating in california became really popular. >> reporter: by the '90s, roller blades gained momentum. michelle got an idea. >> let's create culture around bringing roller skating back. >> what kind of people co

. >> joining me now nbc's morgan radford who has been following the story for us. when you think of afghanistan, when you think of girls and robotics, those are all three things that don't quite come together. >> that's why this story is so important and so heart warming and it's exactly what you want to hear on a sunday and the idea is that this is this tiny group. these six teenage girls from afghanistan and they said, look, we're going to change our world and we're going to change the world through science and technology. they're entering this competition and there are teams from 150 country, but that competition is here in the u.s. and they tried to get their visas and they were rejected twice and if you can imagine, richard, what a big deal this is. they were heart broken because as any 14-year-old they'll say why can't i go, too, because this is a country where only 21% of the women in afghanistan actually make it past middle school. so take a listen to what someone from the embassy had to say. >> it was the people and the representatives here who supported t

new tonight, nbc's morgan radford is learning more about the victims. >> reporter: tonight, new details on the victims of the high-rise fire. brit weller, a 54 year old inflight manager and his 85 year old mother amongst the dead. the fire shocking resident of the 36-story beach side building. >> i smelled somethi b and i saw black billowing smoke. >> reporter: shrieks of terror coming from the 26th floor where the fire start. the three killed by the fire found there, at least a dozen more injured as the flames spread upward engulfing three floors. >> i looked down. i could see the billowing smoke coming up. i heard three women's voices screaming, pleading, moaning, please, help me. >> reporter: more than 50 firefighters raced into the building scrambling from room to room trying to rescue those trapped in the blaze. the building was bit in 1971 before sprinklers were required. >> without a doubt if there were sprinklers in this apartment the fire would be contained to the unit of origin. >> reporter: sprinklers, expert say, can mean the difference between life and death. >> sprinklers

morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >> beautiful story. >>> a mother from montgomery county is carrying on the life's work of her son. he was 13 when he died of complications with a neurological disease. but before he left, he earned books of poetry and peace activism. today his mom put on an event she's calling the 2017 peace party, signing copies of matty's books. matty's mom says she wants her son's message to go national. >> matty only lived 13 years. matty's been gone almost as long as he was here, and look at this. his message is growing. people want peace. people need peace. >> the matty's to panic convention was put on today. >>> beltway drivers take note. a new enforcement program begins tomorrow to crack down on drivers who speed through work zones in maryland. this is an ongoing effort to prevent crashes. this time state officials will be setting up cameras along the beltway. this is where crews are doing work on the bridge. the speed on the beltway is 55. well, starting tomorrow drivers caught going 12 miles per hour or over that will get a warning. and then starting july 7,

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nbc's morgan radford is back with us this morning with more on that. rgan, good morning. >> craig, good morning. a quadruple homicide that had investigators stumped all week. now finally aftershocking revelations and two confessions, police believe they know what caused two 20-year-old men to go on a killing spree in a quiet pennsylvania town. this morning, a community in shock. >> it's heart break e >> it was really relieving to know. >> a gruesome murder mystery solved, a suspect and new accomplice behind bars. 20-year-old cosmo dinardo pleaded guilty to four counts of criminal homicide in the deaths of four young pennsylvania men missing since last week. his cousin, sean kratz, admitted his involvement in three of them in what appears to be a series of drug deals gone bad. >> we did find three of those young men buried deep within the ground under an old oil tank that was converted into a cooker about 12 1/2 feet down. >> after two stunning confessions, investigators finally believe they know exactly what happened. >> we have the two men locked up th

morgan radford explains what it means for the family who lost their daughter months before she was set to head to college. >> we are here to announce murder charges against david desper. >> reporter: this morning the mystery man at the center of a manhunt is behind bars, charged in the road wage death of bianca roberson. her anguished parents michelle and rodney hugging investigators. as police describe how 28 years old david desper allegedly jockeyed with their daughter for one lane as seen on this surveillance video. police say he shot her in the head and then drove away. >> this defendant wasn't happy with the way it was going, so he pulled out a gun and killed this young woman. >> reporter: roberson's family devastated. >> she had a heart of gold, and this person that took her took so much out of the this world. got close to identifying the subject, desper turned himself in sunday morning. investigators recovered the red pickup truck, his neighbors stunned. >> i would never put two and two together. i didn't realize that was the vehicle they were searching for. >> reporter: late su

for "sunday today," morgan radford, los angeles. >> nicely done, kelly and morgan, thank you. >>> thislife well lived. neil welch was an fbi agent at the sener of some of america's highest profile katsds during his near 30 years at the bureau. >> con man, i'm in and out, i was there the whole time. you don't know it, right? becoming somebody people can pin their beliefs on. >> if you've seen the movie "american hustle" you know his work. as head of the new york field office, he oversaw the abscam political corruption investigation loosely portrayed in the film which resulted in convicon posed as arab chics offering bribes. before that, he was involved infamously intense negotiation with the convicted killer after mosley escaped with a hospital. he held a gun to welch's chest an hour before he talked him into surrendering. welch said he, too, was holding a gun concealed in his pocket. he joined the navy at 17, served in the socieuth pacific in 1952. he led field offices in detroit, buffalo, detroit and philadelphia before taking over in new york. he was known as a maverick agent, held h

morgan radford shines a spotlight on vertical farming that's changing the way we get our food. >> reporteres, sunny skies, endless greenery. but just ten miles from one of the biggest cities in the world in a new jersey warehouse, irving and his company are redefining the future of farming. >> welcome to the farm. we are 100 times more farmland, save 95% of the water. >> reporter: a completely indoor farm, he uses led lights and purified water, process known as hydro upon imcompetents to produce over 100 types of vegetables, some you might not know existed. >> this is a purple pock choi. >> what? >> you eat it right off the >> that is purple pock choy. fre. >> yeah. it is about as fresh as you can get. >> reporter: fresh approach to feeding the world's population, on track to reach 10 billion people by 2050 according to united nations. >> we need 50 to 70% more food, 70 to 80% of people are living around it. how do you provide more foods in a way that's more sufficient and sustainable. >> between 2009 and 2014, the number of indoor growing facilities in the u.s. has doubled. experts say pr

morgan radford has that story. >> reporter: good morning. in fact, police this morning, they are going through all those tips and trying to find the man that they say murdered an 18-year-old girl. her parents are speaking out, telling me that they are saying for the first time it's time for justice in their case to be served. >> killed my baby. she's in a better place with her brother. >> reporter: overnight, friend and family gathered to remember 18-year-old bianca roberson after police say she was shot and killed in an act of road rage. >> i'm still in shock. it hasn't hit me yet. >> reporter: the manhunt intensifying this morning. authorities releasing a sketch of this man, believed to be the driver behind a red chevy pickup truck seen here in surveillance video. bianca was driving home from a college shopping spree when a two-lane highway merged into one. that's when police say the suspect became enraged. he pulled out a gun and shot the high school grad in the head. >> we don't have any evidence of any more than the one shot that struck

nbc's morgan radford has the latest. >> reporter: a community in shock. >> it's heartbreaking eitherou look at it. >> reporter: a gruesome murder mystery solved. a suspect and new accomplice behind bars. 20-year-old cosmo dinardo pleaded guilty to four counts of criminal homicide in the deaths of four young pennsylvania men missing since last week. his cousin, sean kratz, admitted his involvement in three of them. in what appears to be a series of drug deals gone bad. >> we did find three of those young men buried deep within the ground under an old oil tank that was converted into a cooker, about 12 1/2 feet down. >> reporter: after two stunning confessions, investigators finally believe they know exactly what happened. >> we have the two men locked up that need to be brought to justice. >> reporter: according to the affidavit, on july 5th, dinardo told police he shot and killed jeme patrick because he didn't have the $8,000 to buy four pounds of marijuana. dinardo then buried patrick on his parents' remote multi-million dollar farm. just two days later, dinardo agreed to sell marij

. >> reporter: morgan radford, nbc news. >> that was wild. >> that was pretty courageous jumping into a moving boat. >>> faa investigators just getting started probing what was a very close call recently at sfo that could have resulted in disaster. 10 days ago, as we reported, pilots on an arriving air canada plane narrowly aborted landing on the taxiway where there were four planes ready to take off. investigators are trying to understand the failure that almost led to catastrophe and how the pilot mistook taxiway lights for runway lights and how they did not heed instructions to guide them to the proper runway. >>> a hot dog company is recalling more than 7 million pounds of hot dogs after some customers found bones and ka cartilage in their meat. one person did suffer a minor injury in their mouth. beef and pork hot dogs and also sausages that were purchased between march 17 and july 4. the company is sabritt. if you have those hot dogs, throw them away or return them to the store where you bought them. >>> posting his first photo of his pregnant wife who is now expecting their sec

nbc's morgan radford is with us this afternoon. morgan in dover fox croft. so what are you hearing?ere to the health care bill's failure and their senator's position? >> reporter: well, chris, most of the people who we spoke to said they woke up this morning relieved that obamacare remained the law of the land, and no small part thanks to their senator, republican susan collins. now, they said, look, morgan, maine has a unique population. one, they're an older population. two, 23% of their state is on medicaid. and three, they have a large population of seasonal workers, because of the farmland here. so that means some of those workers can't afford their own insurance. but they also say some of their employers don't cover enough of it. but here in maine, chris, it's also a twin effect. because, one, it's not only medical, it's also financial. we're standing here, as you mentioned, in dover fox croft. the population is only about 4,500 people. and this is a unique farm to table restaurant. it's situated right kroacross t street from the only local hospital in this region. and if it w

. >> nbc's morgan radford has been following this story for us, thank you for being here, morgan.ell us more about this mother and her story. >> she is a pretty courageous woman. she has a lot on the line. she came here, as you mentioned, when she was just 19 years old and for the past 24 years she's paid her taxes, has been working as a housekeeper, and all four of her children have been born here, the eldest has cerebral palsy. on thursday they said you have to go. she'd been coming every year, presenting herself to i.c.e., to immigration authorities, and she'd been getting her work visa and under the obama administration she's been allowed to come as long as she came and checked in every single year. suddenly something went different last month, they put an ankle monitor on her and said you have five weeks to pack up. her 9-year-old daughter was there when it happened. take a listen. >> do you remember that day? >> yep. june 20th, seven days before my birthday. trump is trying to separate families. any age, you are being separated by your mother or father, how would you feel? t

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let's go to morgan radford. she's following the new developments. morning an?porter: that's right. we've been following the story since it happened, breaking news. we found out the shooting occurred inside the power lounge club in little rock. this video, watch this, posted to facebook. apparently it captures the terrifying moments when shots rang out. [ gunfire ] police say you can hear the shots there. [ gunfire ] those were the shots you just heard ringing out inside the cl club. about 17 people were wounded, and that was after a dispute in the club. the band finesse 2 times listed as performing last night. one victim condition just now upgraded to stable. other people agome of them tram chaos, simply trying to escape. the youngest victim is just 16 years old. police say they do not believe this was an act of terror. the shooting was an awful reminder of the orlando pulse nightclub massacre where you remember 49 people were killed just over a year ago. >> true. so sad. thank you. >>> meanwhile, investigators this morning are combing the scene of that deadly

for "today," morgan radford, nbc news. >>> a delicate situation playing out in florida. massive sinkhole swallowed two homes over the weekend. and two more dangerously close to the edge. nbc's kerry sanders is at land o'lakes, florida. >> reporter: if i had a better pitching arm, i would take a rock and throw it to the sinkhole. as we see from above, it looks deceptively shallow. on the surface of the sinkhole, there's debris, like fiberglas and other materials. but it's 50 feet deep. and it continues to go down. that's why it's so deceptive. this morning, the terrifying sinkhole that swallowed two homes near tampa, as a community in shock. fortunately, officials say hasn't gotten bigger in the last day and a half. residents, breathing a sigh of relief, but still nervous. >> that's not 100% guaranteed. >> reporter: this morning, two homes are gone, destroyed. five others remain under mandatory evacuation. authorities say the residents can go back today to recover belongings. >> 30 minutes a time, maybe an hour to get the items and come back out. that's safe. >> reporter:

that was morgan radford reporting. >>> amazingly, more than a dozen richmond area teenagers were able injuries. this was in lexington on 181. this happened yesterday all happened. >>> many iraqis are returning to their homes in phomosul despitee fighting. children walked down streets littered with rubble. people are coming back to see what is left of their homes. iraqis -- iraq's u.s. backed forces took back the city from eyesi isis. >>> and the defense command will be doing training exercises. this is a plan, flights between midnight and 2:30 on monday morning, and an helicopter and f-16 are among the aircraft that will be flying, and so the area is preparing for a threat. >>> and then the goal is to eventually split from the national security agency to intensify america's ability to wage cyber war against isis and other enemies. details are still being worked out, but there's a decision expected in the next several weeks. >>> and then you may be able to read about james comey's firing in his book. it will not be a conventional tell-all memorandum moir. >>> a fight for justice in the