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morgan: 78 miles of new wall has been built. reportermuch of that obviously is replacing wall that formerly existed. how many miles of wall now exists where there was no wall whatsoever? mr. morgan: again, my response to that is every mile of wall that's being built is a new mile of wall. reporter: but just for a breakdown, how many miles formerly existed that have now been renovated or replaced and how many miles new where nothing existed? mr. morgan: the 78 miles that have been built have been built where there was an existing form of barrier. we just started breaking ground in r.g.v. where we're building miles of new wall where there has been no structure there at all. reporter: so that's just now starting, the construction of new wall. mr. morgan: that's correct. reporter: thank you. reporter: last time you said that land acquisition was one of the things making it challenging. can you give us an update on your efforts to acquire land and the challenges you're facing? mr. morgan: land acquisition is going to continue to be a challeng

morgan >> reporter: hey, carl, that's right.population of fewer than half a million residents in huntsville, alabama, one could be forgiven if they don't realize how significant this area has been to modern american history. before the 1950s, it was watercress capital of the world. the army moved a ballistic missile program here in the 1950s, into the 1960s. nasa was established the marshall space flight center, began to develop rockets for major space programs like apollo, and that legacy has continued all the way into today. there's something like 400 aerospace and defense companies operating in the huntsville, alabama area today part of the reason this is called rocket city it is very much still a government town. red stone arsenal, the u.s. army post here is its own census designated place, it is the top employer in the area nasa says marshall space flight center has a total economic impact in the area nearly $4 billion on madison county. but the reason we are here today is you've had this resurgence in defense spending, inc

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here's nbc's morgan chesky >> reporter: the overnight blast shook this texas town to its core the explosion so powerful it was caught on doorbell cameras across port natches, a coastal area east of houston stunned residents running from their homes to see what happened some even forced to evacuate >> it sounded like a bomb went off. >> the blast whipping through tpc group, a company that produces chemicals making rubber, fuels and plastics three workers were injured and it's the smoldering mass pouring smoke into texas skies that has residents worried >> definitely worried about what's going into the air. >> reporter: officials warning ake all necessary precautions to move across or up winomt plume. >> reporter: not easy for residents living nearby, like the brown family the blast blew their doors off >> i said oh, my god, one of the plants out here is on fire the whole sky was just lit up. >> reporter: over at ray fischers's, the windows shattered. >> the blast and window came flying in the house. it was pretty scary. >> reporter: and the danger isn't over yet residents rattled by yet anot

they said we're making progress, not on track i was reading jp morgan report they pointed that hout as concerned them because it says you know, i want to marry on track, not making progress i need more free cash flow that's the question here. >> jp known the axe sticks by the $5 target. >> he has been the axe he has been right. >> he has been right on the way down not the way up. >> on the way down. >> the last three months he is incorrect. he has done extraordinary work in the stock if he says five who am i to argue. >> you stick with the five too. >> yeah. >> all right time for the final trade >> boom. >> we were talking about industrials we were talking about rotation and fedex certainly carter gave us a lot of room on this one to look at whether it's relative value to ups and other transports this might be the one. i think this is indicative of an oversold assessment for the entire economy fedex get long >> steve grasso. >> bauch health company a bit long on this sometime. it's off the bottom. larry robins, the fourth largest hold ner bauch health companies. price targets $30 on th

medical treatment but even for those living there accessing treatment can also be difficult as her morgan reports when her son abraham was born 6 years ago it was 3 thoughts living in sudan's capital how to would make it easy to get medical help he suffers from brain damage sustained at birth as well as man nutrition and anemia his elder sister had malaria and john just and died after being diagnosed late and was through a fears that with treatment being so expensive it brought him to suffer the same fate. his medicines cost so much that sometimes i don't get them all but if i miss a single $1.00 of them within hours he starts getting convulsions and has to be hospitalized the hospital's a free but the treatment costs money which i don't always have it's mostly people who take pity on me and contribute. my student says she has to travel more than 50 kilometers to take her son to a hospital doctor according to the world health organization would and 35 percent of sudan's population of 40000000 people live in areas far from advocates health facilities that's because years of conflict have destroyed

was not an act of revenge but i am still preserve the dignity of the sudanese people here but morgan reports from cuts are. it was once the dominant party in sudan ruling the country for more than 25 years now more than 6 months after its head leader was ousted sudan's transitional government has announced that the former ruling party will be dismantled. yet the the more dismantles the national congress party and seizes its exits money and properties and gives it to the government's minister of finance a committee will be formed to ensure that any organization association institution union company partnership that has links to the former ruling party will be dismantled. the national congress party came to power in 1992 a few years after it had ahmed bashir overthrew a democratically elected government in 1989 the coolest carried out under the name of the national islamic front bashir went on to create the national congress party that ruled until he was ousted from power in april this year following months of anti-government protests the december protests gained momentum after the burning of

morgan. >> reporter: hey, joe.s one is for you because i am betting that you remember the apollo program. it was engines like the ones behind me that saturn 5 that launched american astronauts to the moon this is one of the reasons that huntsville is known as rocket city, but there is more to the area than just space and we have e earyomg aerinupft thbrk. ng. the problem is corporations and the people who run and own them have purchased our democracy. here's the difference between me and the other candidates. i don't think we can fix our democracy from the inside. i don't believe washington politicians and big corporations will let that happen. the only way we can make change happen is from the outside. for me, this comes down to whether you trust the politicians or the people. and if you say you trust the people, are you willing to stand up to the insiders and the big corporations, and give the people the tools they need to fix our democracy. a national referendum. term limits. eliminating corporate money in polit

dire need of help dozens of people have died and there are now fears this part of disease about morgan reports. this is what the eastern town of people are in south sudan looks like now homes and schools nearly fully submerged people trying to salvage what they can and more and what they can't it's the aftermath of weeks of heavy rain since october. on a school he'd mastered at my school has been drowned by the floods drying so much that people saw the river rose and into their houses i ran to schools but even the schools were submerged and it was a good agricultural season we had harvested our crops but floods destroyed even though. i didn't george says he had to leave people or and come to south sudan's capital juba for refuge back home very little has been spared by the floodwaters people here see it's the worst they've experienced in more than 20 years a state of emergency has been declared in 27 of the country's 52 states more than 100000 people have been affected with almost half of them displaced over 76 people laws from the entire population of. you know $400000.00 population have been

here's morgan chesky >> reporter: tonight, an urgent search for a missing college student police believe could be in grave danger. >> there is obviously high probability and likelihood that there's some foul play involved. >> 19-year-old went missing one week ago last seen on surveillance video at a convenience store in auburn, alabama. last friday, police found her car at an apartment complex more than 50 miles away the vehicle heavily damaged. officials aren't sure if she drove it there blanchard's mother said the night she went missing, she was with a man she had just met. >> it's overwhelming but i tell you anya's a very special girl and she loved everybody and so caring. >> her stepfather is ufc fighter walt harris and now ufc president dana white is offering a $25,000 reward for information. >> keep their entire family in your thoughts. >> at a vigil, prayers for anya's safe return. >> that's what we're hoping in this time is for a miracle of an impossible thing to happen here. >> a miracle in the midst of suspected foul play. morgan chesky. nbc news. >> after 11 days, a major brea

this home made us lose our home >> reporter: a loss fueling a new battle for those who promise to serve morgan chesky, nbc news, san antonio. >>> an american le says they' t tonight, help is on the way thanks to a celebrity from tir those details. >> reporter: setting out for a romantic cruise with his fiancee, steven johnson's dream vacation turned terrifying when he fell dangerously ill on board >> blood sugar was at 900. they said that he was basically in a diabetic coma. >> reporter: the couple talked to us from the hospital in progresso, mexico, where steven was treated and say they're trapped because they can't pay the bill >> and i said, we're going to pay the bill. we just don't have $14,000 right now. >> reporter: they acknowledged the hospital saved steven's life, treating him for a kidney infection and diagnosing him with diabetes but they say the hospital told them they could not leave until they paid. >> how are we supposed to pay $14,000 within an amount of hours she said, credit card. i don't know anybody who has a credit card with a $14,000 open limit. >> reporter: the hospital

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in california revealing details late today on a daring and brazen escape here is nbc's morgan chesky. >> reporter: tonight, a manhunt and a mystery. >> bol for escaped prisoner from county jail. >> to the right with six windows, on the other side of the wall they worked on the escape. >> reporter: the manhunt for the 21-year-olds began sunday morning after they were discovered missing during a cell check. >> subjects should be on foot wearing an orange and white jump suit. >> reporter: a space big enough to crawl outside the door. they scaled a fence to freedom >> once they were able to compromise and get through the door, they were able to leave the county jail and grounds. >> reporter: authoritys warning the community posting escape from monterrey county jail. both were in custody for murder. tonight, officials are searching for a duo they say is extremely dangerous. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> tonight, we're hearing firsthand from a milwaukee man cottery acid in his face, and what fi repter captured on security camera. the victim on the left says the man in the hood asked him why he invaded t

reporter: authorities warning the community posting escape from monterrey county jail. both were in custody for murder. tonight, officials are searching for a duo they say is extremely dangerous. morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> tonight, we're hearing firsthand from a milwaukee man attackring from a horrifying a stranger throwing battery acid in his face, and what officials here is nbc's miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the attack was ptrityamera. on the left says t man in the hood asked him why he invaded this country just before battery acid was thrown in his face. >> he was talking to me really angry. really mad, back to your country, you come invade my horrifying attack. a stranger throwing country. >> reporter: he suffered second degree burns in what milwaukee officials are calling a hate crime. >> start screaming because that was burning really bad. >> reporter: he says he was first confronted by a white man about how he parked his truck outside a mexican restaurant and was then accused of being in the country illegally. police later arresting a 61-year-old suspect. >> there are people that are willing to hurt another one for no reason just for the color of skin or how you talk i'm a

>> reporter: and tonight coral springs says this mistake has now prompted a major change in their policy, saying streaming services of any kind while on the clock is now forbidden. lester >> morgan, thank you >>> up next for us tonight, a life-saving twist and a heartwarming proposal. >>> finally, we got to tell you about the veteran cop who changed two lives this weekend. here is kevin tibbles. >> reporter: their beat is the street chicago cops erin gubala and mike nowacki. nowacki, a s.w.a.t. team medic, was pounding the pavement in full gear in a 15-k charity run. >> it looks kind of heavy. >> how about 50 pounds >> reporter: he also had an engagement ring burning a hole in his pocket, because girlfriend officer gubala was on duty at the finish line. but something wasn't right. >> on the radio, i hear him call out 4650 adam, i'm administering cpr. >> reporter: the young woman had collapsed. her heart had stopped. so duty calls? >> yes >> yes >> as soon as i heard medic, i just went into medic mode. >> reporter: nowacki and a firefighter went to work, performing cpr until an ambulance arrived. then after saving the life of one woman, nowacki finished the race, got down on one

was a key demand of protesters during months of demonstrations here but morgan reports now from khartoum. it was once the dominant party in sudan ruling the country for more than 25 years now more than 6 months after its head leader was ousted sudan's transitional government has announced that the former ruling party will be dismantled. yet the the more dismantles the national congress party and seizes its assets money and properties and gives it to the government's minister of finance a committee will be formed to ensure that any organization association institution union company partnership that has links to the former ruling party will be dismantled. the national congress party came to power in 1992 a few years after it had already bashir overthrew a democratically elected government in 1989 the coolest carried out under the name of the national islamic front bashir went on to create the national congress party that ruled until he was ousted from power in april this year following months of anti-government protests the december protests gained momentum after the burning of the nationa

here's nbc's morgan chesky >> reporter: the urgent search for a missing college student police believe could be in grave danger >> there is obviously high probability and likelihood there is fowl play involved. >> reporter: 19-year-old blanchard went missing one week ago, last seen on a surveillance video in auburn, alabama police found her car in an apartment complex more than 50 miles away the vehicle heavily damaged. officials say they aren't sure if she drove it there. blanchard's mother said the night she went missing she was with a man she just met. >> it's overwhelming i'll tell you, she is a very special girl she loved everybody, so caring >> reporter: her stepfather is ufc fighter walt harris. dana white is offering a $25,000 reward for any information >> keep anaya, walt and their entire family in your thoughts >> reporter: at a vigil, prayers for anaya's safe return. >> that's what we're hoping for this time, a miracle for an impossible thing to happen here. >> reporter: a miracle in the midst of suspected fowl play morgan chesky, nbc news. >> a lot of breaking news. officia

here's morgan chesky >> reporter: tonight tiffany shadell lankford is out of a job, charged with aggravatedssault after a violent outburst caught on camera the 32-year-old he substitute teacher, seen punching a 16-year-old special needs student repeatedly, before pulling her from her desk and appearing to stomp on her head. the family's attorney telling nbc news the girl is now suffering from blurred vision and memory loss. what sparked the attack is still unclear. but school officials say deputies arrested lankford, who was then fired. the district posting on facebook, under no circumstances is that behavior tolerated at lehman high school. >> it's scary to know things like that are happening in school. >> reporter: in a statement, the student's family is demanding justice saying we're shocked and disgusted after seeing the abuse and excessive force used in this teacher's attempt to discipline a special needs child. tiffany shadell lankford was not available when we visited her home for comment. and tonight that family's attorney tells me the 16-year-old saw a neurologist and trauma specia

reporting in washington morgan right. >>next today.u to the first asian american to leave the state supreme court. >>and coming up in sports. the nfl handed down suspensions after that brawl that broke out in cleveland last night the second woman, the first asian american to lead the state supreme court tiny country osaka has 3 years ago and her 12 year term. >>you may be surprised by her drive to improve your relationship, california's court system. she is a dynamic woman with a vision meet the chief justice. you likely recognize the 9 members of the us supreme court. >>good morning and welcome to moral argument, how about the 7 members of the state supreme court here over 90% of case law he's made at the state court level over 90% of the cases that affect your life our mate in state court. not federal court. but does anyone understand that no, so i think there's a huge need for an educated public this is chief justice tani who way to achieve. the chief justice is passionate about the court's responsibility to serve the public and the

. >> reporter: morgan, that's right. president trump about comments that the billionaire made on cnbc earlier this week cooperman said he is a big fan of the economic agenda and economic successes under trump, also said if president trump can't change his behavior, he ought to take a victory lap and not run again. i asked president trump for his reaction to the comments here's what he said. >> i don't know leon cooperman, but whoever leon cooperman is, i know of him, he can have his own view meantime, i'm making him rich and making a lot of other people rich, including the working man and woman. tell leon who i've seen but i don't know, tell him congratulations because he did very well with trump >> the president defending himself on economic grounds, saying the economy is doing well, that leon cooperman is getting rich, ordinary men and women are doing better under his economy, saying he doesn't know leon cooperman, sort of contradicts what leon cooperman said previously. said he has been at a private dinner, discussed

lale: again, i'm going to refer to this jp morgan report.nd said the average active manager only represents 10% of trading volume in stocks. everything else is in the machines, rise of the machines. alix: we are going off of star wars onto terminator? [laughter] lale: i was scared watching that movie, so i don't think i can watch that. i don't know. again, when you talk about the companies, everybody is bracing for the worst, and that may not be a bad thing. it is easier to set your expectations low so it surprises you to the upside. you can be positively surprised. what is interesting, it is certainly impacting the industrial capex cycle. that arehe companies most beaten down our industrial exposed to automation, capex, etc.. mike: the people trading on the snowy's -- on this noise are taking advantage of the fact that liquidity is not great. people run based on a very small amount of news. there's an opportunity to take advantage of small moves. going back to our goldman days, i trust what he says. i don't know. it is just not the game we

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