is the national board patrol council going to endorse 2020?dent trump in >> we haven't made that decision yet. e're still looking at all the different factors. i can tell you that we're very leased, the national border patrol council is very pleased with what the president has been rying to accomplish, with what he is currently accomplishing. and so, you know, we're taking a as we speak. >> and do you have any plans about when that will come out? has usly the president called you a very good friend, so you have a very good relationship with the president. wondering if that's going to continue into 2020? i have to tell you that my is notsonal relationship going to affect what my organization needs done. for my organization the best that i possibly can, and i will do the best for those i represent, the best that i possibly can. i would imagine that a decision made on whom we're going to endorse and whether or not we're even going to. president trump was the first person that we ever endorsed for presidential office 2016.in but i would imagine th

as the committee is where the national transportation safety board and these technical reviews have for their commended the future certification of aircraft include multiple warnings caused by a single failure. this was a critical factor in both of the accidents. the flight crew had multiple warnings, -- during the ensuing pulling the recognition of the inappropriate stabilizer trim rover would've been difficult. this is one reason at the runaway trim stabilizer trim procedure was not immediately accomplished. aviation is the safest from public transportation. we will flat four and a half million passengers this year, and 45 million flights safely. we've gotten progressively better since the first flight in 1903, and while the record is exceptional is not good enough for tomorrow the day after. deviation has to continue to be safer. i frequently ask the question, is the last going to be safe when he returns to service? my answer is yes. before i have great confidence in the faa and in boeing, additionally i have confidence that the recommendations from the indonesian transportation safe

three national guardsmen on board. the late details tonight. >>> the search for a motive in the deadly shooting at pearl harbor a u.s. navy sailor killing two civilian workers wounding a third before turning the gun on himself. what we've now learned. >>> the historic move by nancy pelosi ordering articles of impeachment drawn up against president trump and the heated moment a reporter asking pelosi do you hate the president? >> don't mess with me

i know you wrote the you're head of innovation the the national board for education and from one. to the charge occasions do spectacularly well by piece a standard spent on national measurement. part of those one of them is that phyllis children spend less time in school they do less homework than most comparable countries yet they seem to do better at school so how do you explain the the products that phyllis shows seem to not to be asked to do as much in formal schooling but end up with better results well we believe that it's important that children have time to play and have healthy sense spend time with their parents so we don't believe that by increasing the amount of time in school or by increasing the amount of homework given you can get better results children are children and they learn by playing they learn by being their peers and parents then it takes place everywhere not only in the school building no formal education starts it's a sudden finland again later than many other countries but there's a lot of work goes into child development before the interested in baby b

od t alone in front of a closed police station with only a duffel bag full of clothes >>> the national boardotion picture awards. this year's best actor went to adam sandler for his performance in "uncut gems." the winners are chosen by industry professionals, doesn't always line up with the oscars but this award could help sandler snag his first nomination >>> luxury cycle brand peloton is facing some fierce backlash this morning over a new holiday commercial the 30-second ad titled "the gift that we give back" shows the woman's year-long fitness journey after her husband gives her one of the stationary bikes. since being released company shares have fall anne cording to bloomberg. as calls grow for the ad to be pulled here's nbc's stephanie gosk. >> you ready >> yes >> now >> a peloton >> reporter: the ad is called "the gift that gives back. >> i'm nervous but excited let's do this. >> reporter: on social media it's being ridiculed as cringeworthy, sexist, and tone deaf it begins with a man giving a woman a brand new peloton bike used for at home indoor cycling. the woman chronicling a yea

i did advise president clinton's legal team during that impeachment now is on the national board of the american civil liberties union when nixon was impeached and i strongly took the view -- i did not think the aclu should support nixon's impeachment. i thought they should defend his procedural rights and safeguards to make sure the constitution was complied with. i have taken the same consistent position with impeachment since the early 1970's. host: do you think it is appropriate that mitch mcconnell is discussing the impeachment when he is supposed to be a juror with the white house? guest: that happened during the clinton impeachment, as well. wassh the whole process less partisan and political and more traditional. both sides have weaponized it and made it into a partisan debate. it happened during the clinton impeachment and it is happening now. it would be far better in general if the process were more traditional and less partisan. host: how do you assess the white house strategy so far? guest: i think there are many strategies. i think the president's strategy is to tweak. rea

the national jewish welfare board had the opinion that washington needed a jewish community center. he nation's capital, we should make sure the nation's capital has this gathering place, because it brings jews from so many parts of the world together. the national jewish welfare board put up some initial money and the local community grabbed hold, and it resulted in this beautiful building that is there now. one of the other community stories, and something that is particularly relevant today is this engraved invitation to the first time the historic synagogue was moving. we are here today to watch the synagogue move for the third and final time. the first time it moved was in 1969 from its original home at the corner of sixth and g. it moved down the street three blocks that time, to the corner of third and g. this was in 1969. this is the year after the riots that tore up washington, d.c. after martin luther king was assassinated. the downtown court did not look like it did today. the jewishbuilding, community coming together to save this building and find a piece of leftover high

you know, the moments, and almost moments after the vessel went aground, i asked the national transportation safety board to investigate this marine casualty, and that is the job that the coast guard would have done, but because they had a vessel traffic service in the area, i asked the national transportation safety board to do it. they are doing a first class job, and when they are completed, we will know more, and that is ul i can tell you on that right now. >> and can you give us numbers. >> well, we will coordinate this, so that we get to everybody. secretary cheney has a couple of questions. >> what did the president mean when he said that military personnel would be involved in the cleanup itself? >> they will be involved in clearly providing transportation support and providing housing in terms of moving the amphibious ships to the area, and one thing that we have to do is to improve the valdez report, and we have to go and involve direct involvement of the military cleanup just as they were in fighting the forest fires in yellowstone last year. i don't know enough to say these are the specific t

>> as you, know almost moments after it went to ground i asked the national transportation safety board to investigate assessment rain casually, that is a job that normally the coast guard would have done but because the coast guard had a vessel traffic service in the area i asked national transportation safety board to do it. they are doing, it they are doing it craftsman like job, when the we got the results of the investigation we will know more than we know now and that is all that i can tell you on that issue. >> can you give me numbers on -- >> you can say what you want and will try and coordinate this, secretary cheney i noticed there are questions for him. >> can you say what the president meant when he's on military personnel would be involved in the actual cleanup itself? >> they will be involved in terms of providing transportation support, providing housing, and terms of trying to move an amphibian ships into the area, one of the things we need to do is to improve the operations of the valleys airport for example, it's not 24 hours right now, we have the capacity to help sol

jimmy: earlier this month, our next guest received the breakthrough performance award from the national boardewest "richard jewell." it opens tomorrow. please welcome paul walter hauser. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> great, great. >> jimmy: that will be your theme song, whenever you come to this show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you will be serenaded with that. >> i was hoping for that or "iris", by the goo goo dolls. it's a little more personal, though, a little more personal. buddy, i've been here before. >> jimmy: to the show? >> yeah, not as a guest, obviously, you would remember that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i sat, no, i sat, this is years ago, me and my buddy scott d daly sat the second row like where you're at now. i still remember because you are that good. it was flava flav. >> jimmy: wow. what year was this? how long ago? >> this must have 2013 or -- i don't know. >> jimmy: how many kids was flava flav up to? >> he was up here slinging, he had spicy chicken, he gave it to the audience. >> jimmy: oh, right, it was a cooking demonstration. >> it felt like a dream, not an aspirational dream, but

the faa national transportation board are investigating. >>> at a restaurant a shutdown for any type of health code violation, you will see a big red packard on the front window telling you so. but soon, these red packard could also be informing you that a restaurant is closed due to a case of wage theft. >> wage that is when a worker is not paid for all the time they have worked. that will also appear on the app. there are as many as 3000 open wage cases in santa clara county alone, with an estimated $5 million. they had a recent event to announce the program, and translator ready statement for one victim. >> i went to see him to say i needed the money i earned. p ratherthan five ys>> is ve day based on the data we have judgments, we are sending out letters to judgments. >> they will send three notices to each violator. the first closures are expected in about a month. reporting in san jose. >>> new year's day will bring a four dollar pabon for minimum- wage workers, but the wage hike does make things harder for small business owners. right now, minimum-wage is $11 an hour. in 2020

i did advise president clinton's legal team during that impeachment now is on the national board of the american civil liberties union when nixon was impeached and i strongly took the view i did not think the aclu should support nixon's impeachment. i thought they should defend his procedural rights and safeguards to make sure the constitution was complied with. i have taken the same consistent position with impeachment since the early 1970's. >> do you think it is appropriate that mitch mcconnell is discussing the impeachment when he is supposed to be a juror with the white house? >> that happened during the clinton impeachment, as well. i wish the whole process was less partisan and political and more traditional. both sides have weaponized it and made it into a partisan debate. it happened during the clinton impeachment and it is happening now. it would be far better in general if the process were more traditional and less partisan. >> how do you assess the white house strategy so far? >> i think there are many strategies. i think the president's strategy is to tweak. reasonable peop

i did advise president clinton's legal team, during that impeachment and i was on the national boardf several liberties union's board when nixon was impeached. i took the view, even though i favored nixon, i didn't think they should support nixon's impeachment. i thought they should defend his procedural rights and safeguards to make sure the constitution wasst complied with. so i've taken the same consistent position about impeachment since the early 1970s. >> you think it's appropriate that the majority leader, senate majority leader senator mcconnell is discussing the impeachment when he supposed to behi a juror with the white house? >> we know that happened during the clinton impeachment as well. i wish the whole process of impeachment was less partisan and political and morear judicial. but both sides have weaponize and made itde into a partisan debate. it happened as i said during the clinton impeachment, and it's happening now. it would be b far better in general if the process were more judicial and less partisan. >> how do you assess the white house strategy so far? >> i thi

awards buzz "parasite" won best picture, best director in korea [ cheers and applause it won the national boardw york film critics circle award for best foreign language film. prize, the palme d'or at the cannes film festival this is -- it was the first - it was the first korean film to receive the award. and you were the first korean director to win the award. congratulations on that. [ cheers and applause here's what made me laugh. i read it got an eight-minute standing ovation for the film. >> yeah. >> jimmy: right? eight minutes of people clapping and then you got up and all you said was "thank you. let's all go home. [ laughter ] what happened? why? >> 'cause actually the screening was very late night, it was almost midnight and - [ speaking foreign language >> translator: so the standing ovation lasted very long but the actors and i were very hungry, because we couldn't eat dinner [ laughter ] >> so, actually, me and the actors - [ speaking foreign language >> translator: we all were saying to each other, "we're so hungry." and they ended up subtitling it in the video, that was later >> j

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collect data on the population and how they are doing on this information will be given to national parks boardstant for them for conservation. can they be cared for both in the same kind of situation in malaysia and singapore or would most have to be moved to singapore? i wouldn't say moving to singapore. more like a facilitating exchange between individuals malaysia and singapore. in singapore, because of the small population size, they are experiencing inbreeding. whereas in malaysia, because most of the habitat is being removed for palm oil plantation, the habitat is not being protected. in the long—term they will probably decline faster than the ones in singapore so it is important to facilitate exchanging collaboration between the two countries. tell us more about the raffles banded langur. what is their personality? most people in singapore would be more familiar with the brown coloured monkey but these raffles banded langur are double the size, black in colour and very fast in the trees. most will not be able to see them. they are shy and elusive leaping from tree to tree. what makes you

the clerk: national transportation safety board, thomas b. chapman of kansas to be a member. michael graham of kansas to be a member, michael graham of can saz to be a -- kansas to be a member. mr. mcconnell: i consent the senate vote. if confirmed they be considered made and laid upon the table, the senate be notified of the senate's action, no further motions be in order and statements related to the nomination be printed in the record. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the question occurs on the nominations en bloc. all in favor say aye. those opposed no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed en bloc. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to the consideration of the following nomination executive calendar 553. the presiding officer: the clerk will report. the clerk: commerce of the united states j. blanton of virginia to be director of the capitol. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that the senate vote on the nomination with no intervening action or debate, that if confirmed the motion to r

next i like to call up a rocky risk house key the national advisory board member of veterans for trump to lead us in the pledge of allegiance. everyone please stand. >> thank you chairman cox. ladies and general employees also remove your covers and veterans feel free comfortable rendering the salute. i pledge allegiance to the flag, of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you. [applause] >> thank you rocky. i made a commitment when i ran for michigan republican party chair that every single day i'd take it to the democrats. in 2016 everybody in this room decided enough was enough, and we took back our country. [applause] while we are nearing 2020 thanks to president trump, we now have an unbelievable track record of successes to communicate to our friends, our neighbors, our coworkers, every day until election day. that is how we win folks. that is exactly what we are doing day in and day out at their michigan republican party. alongside the rnc and the trump campaign. democra

. ♪ ♪ taylor: the communications workers of america father complaint with the national labor relations boardhalf of google ploys were fired in late november. they are arguing there were victims of retaliation for workplace activism. google cited there and repeated violations of data security policy as the reason for the termination. boulder,s from colorado, is one of those former employees. rebecca, i want to start with you. walk me through your complaint. rebecca: the data policy violations are nothing but a red silence us activist. many people at google have done similar have not exactly the thatthings we have done are supposedly against these policies. actuallypolicies were applied consistently, you would see a lot more than for individuals being fired. youor: you would claim that never violated any data security violations? rebecca: i would say the data security policy itself is inherently flawed. it is extremely vaguely written. written in a way that can be selectively enforced. this policy, documents can be retroactively classified as need to know. which can mean anyone looking at any

is that part of your complaint to the national labor relations board?omplaint, yes. the night i made this change was supposed to go on a date and wouldn't let me call and reschedule the date. >> well, that's just -- worse than anything. listen, you worked at google two years. talk about the shift in the relationship between workers and management in that time? i think that's part of what this is about. that, you know, it started out the message was do no evil, and google has become a lot more corporate and similar to the way other companies are run. >> yes. i can't speak to how everyone else at google is feeling however my experience over the last two years has been them ratcheting up secrecy and limiting employees' visibility into the company. deeply concerns more me as a security engineer, because i believe this makes google less trustworthy and less secure. given they have action to billions of users data, it should be concerning for everyone. >> what is your goal here? would you want your job back at google? >> that is something i'm hoping for, yes.

national labor relations board launching official investigation into recent firing of four employeesnth, looking at whether they discouraged employees from engaging in union activity this comes months after the tech giant reached a settlement with the same federal agency over similar investigation. sounds like you're on the side of the employees with this >> definitely. and i think the national labor relations board is going to come down on the side of the employees, too, assuming they adjudicate it like they have historically google historically had the most fantastic employee relations you think about -- >> is it just historically, roger? i understand there are some employees that want to unionize, want to walk out who have been very outspoken, i'm not sure we are framing it the right way ratings on glass door, for the company and sundar are high. i see push back in social media on the desire to unionize. long time employees, higher paid, a lot happier. is this a sub segment we're talking about? >> jon, we're saying slightly different things i am talking about trust rather than uni

. >>> the national transportation safety board warns that over reliance on these can increase the risk of crashes. >>> and the salvation army is looking for donations. part of the problem is the fact that there is less time between thanksgiving and the christmas. >> and fewer people carry change in their pocket. >>> this year, for the first time, we have introduced apple pay and google pay. as can you see on the sign here, each of our locations have the logo on the sign and you just tap your phone up against that and that's a helpful way for those who don't carry cash but want to make a difference. >> and for more information on how you can help, head over to kpix.com. >>> it is so great to be here at whole foods market in oakland for food for bay area families. i will tell you how you can give. coming up in just a moment but let's talk about the weather because we have big changes, mid- to high level cloud streaming in. that's all ahead of the next earl system. -- next alert system. concord, you are at 51. oakland, 53. 52 in livermore, 52 in san francisco. soak at 59 and 53 currently

national bookawards. enjoy the meal you all . [applause] >> .. chairman of the board of the national book foundation. ♪ ♪ >> here we are again. i'm lisa lucas, executive director of the national book foundation. >> and i'm david steinberger, chairman of the board. >> tonight marks 70 years of the national book awards which of course means this is the 70th time that publishers, authors, editors, leaders, librarians, booksellers, and a point involved in the magic making sharing and protecting books have gathered together with a very singular location. of course we will all find out which ibooks will be added to the 70 year old a list. the first want to take a moment to think about what all of these decades of recognizing great literature meant both for books writ large and for readers all around the country. >> over the years the national book awards has become a true tradition. we gather at the ceremony year after year to elevate literatur literature, recognizing the importance of powerful writing, talented authors and many readers whose lives are touched by the books

james hall is the former national transportation safety board chair. he's joining us exclusively on the phone. thank you for getting on the horn, jim. let me just start with this. is it possible the 737 max jet may never take flight again? >> well, i would certainly doubt that, but you can't rule out anything in this saga that we have seen over the past ten months. liz: you can't rule it out. all right. well, let me just ask you, then, you know, you have boeing right now saying january once again, i remember back in may when this thing was grounded, everybody said possibly by september. has boeing been up front about the possibility, especially to the airlines who have been waiting on tinterhooks to find out when their jets can fly again, has it been up front about what's really going on? >> unfortunately, we have seen new details coming out throughout this process and that's why i think it would be good for boeing now to reset the table in their leadership, and possibly bring in alan mulally, head of their commercial airplane division, the 777. the fa

. >> the national transportation safety board is sending three investigators to the scene in response to the crash hawaii congressman called for greater regulation of that industry. >>> five people including a teenager were killed when a small plane crashed in lafayette, louisiana this morning. sources tell abc news they were headed to this afternoon's lsu football game in atlanta. >> shortly after taking off, a twin engine plane crashed in louisiana one mile west of the lafayette regional airport. >> unfortunately, we have five individuals who are deceased as a result of the plane crash. there were six individuals on the small eight passenger plane. >> three other people injured as a result of the crash. >> we also have one individual that was in a car or near a car that was impacted by the event who is also being treated for their injuries. there were two other individuals in the post office who went to the hospital because of smoke inhalation. they have been treated and are doing fine. >> it was headed outside of atlanta. sources telling abc news the passengers were heading to the

former employees say they're preparing to file unfair labor practice charges with the national labor relations board. >>the fbi is on the hunt for an american born terrorist how much the bureau is offering for information leading to the arrest of this man. >>and it's like something out of a comic book, the new device california police are testing to try to stop a suspect in his or her tracks. >>and next their home caught fire while they were on thanksgiving vacation, what this tennessee family says save their home. the vineyards. z3nyaz z1ncz y3nyay y1ncy sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. >>ring doorbell cameras helping families from porch thefts or break ins, but one tennessee man is crediting his camera for saving his home from a fire. >>there's an audio function as well, the man was out of town with his family for the holiday when he got one of those notifications on his phone ch

. >> the national transportation safety board is sending three investigators to the scene. in response to the crash hawaii congressman ed case called for greater regulation in that industry. >>> in the east bay a candlelight vigil tomorrow for three dublin high school students killed in a car crash in pleasanton on christmas. 16-year-old twin brothers mark anthony and michelangelo areese sta and javier ramirez died, two other teens in the hospital. mourners are gathering at a memorial set up at the crash site. tomorrow's vigil at dublin high school at 5:00. school counselors will be available when school resumes. >>> firefighters are working to determine what caused a fire at a red tag oakland warehouse, west end apgar streets declared unsafe last year, but there were people inside yesterday. eight people inside were able to escape, one was treated for minor burps. the oakland fire department says the property was red tagged in april and november. neighbors have been telling local politicians the property is a problem. a tenant says the owner charged people $10 a night to s

three national guardsmen on board.tonight. >>> the search for a motive in the deadly shooting at pearl harbor a u.s. navy sailor killing two civilian workers wounding a third before turning the gun on himself. what we've now learned. >>> the historic move by nancy pelosi ordering articles of impeachment drawn up against president trump and the heated moment a reporter asking pelosi

and the national board of review gave you, kathy, the best supporting actress award and, paul, you alsos movie and you're trying to prove your son's innocence and you were just nominated for a golden globe as well. >> what up? >> congratulations. [ applause ] when you found out you were nominated for the golden globe, how did you feel about that? >> i felt great. i want the movie to get the attention it deserves because in 1996, this was -- it was 88 days for these people surrounded by the press. and for three days he was a hero and then suddenly he was the suspect. and it was so awful for them and even now people think he's the bomber. >> even though it's been proven. >> even though it's been proven. so this movie, i hope, will rectify that. >> this holds a special place in your heart. >> it does. it is an injustice. wonderful to be in a movie like in that has an opportunity to help his mother bobbi who i play in the film because it's still very upsetting to her that this is, you know, her legacy and we're excited she loves the movie. >> tell us about the moment, paul, when you saw bob

the national labor relations board started the investigation. that is an independent branch of the federal government responsible for u.s. labor laws. at issue is whether google violated labor laws when firing the four employees. in addition they'll see if the company discouraged the employees from engaging in union activity. google said they violated data security policies and this investigation will take roughly three months. >>> california ongoing feud with the trump admintting the state e hits, the budget. the tax on companies which manages the medicare program. the white house won't give permission to levy that tack to put a $2 billion hole in the state budget forcing california to dip into the surplus which lawmakers are relukts ant to do. that surplus is now at $7 billion but it is intended to be a reserve for emergencies only. >>> she can stay for another two years. a life-saving decision for a woman in the east bay who was threatened with deportation. isabel besso made headlines in september. we've been following her story for months wh

three national guardsmen on board. the late details tonight. >>> the search for a motive in the deadly shooting at pearl harbor a u.s. navy sailor killing two civilian workers wounding a third before turning the gun on himself. what we've now learned. >>> the historic move by nancy pelosi ordering articles of impeachment drawn up against president trump and the heated moment a reporter asking pelosi do you hate the president? >> don't mess with me when it comes to words like that. >> the president daring democrats to impeach him fast could it happen by christmas? >> your nbc news exclusive. uber going public for the first time with it findings from its own safety report what it revealed for staggering number of sexual assaults and what the company is vowing to do to make you safer. >>> is your cell phone putting your safety at risk? the striking number of painful injuries linked to the devices in our hands. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone there are several stories b

. >> and one of the wonderful parts of -- i must say the first meeting that i was at the board meeting of nationalk is to see the kind of leadership that you've put together with that group. nationally. reverends and corporate people and others who are committed to justice. but justice in the way of really standing with others and joining together. it's something that people don't know, necessarily, about you. but that i discovered more and more not only knowing you but seeing at that meeting. >> well, i was glad that in 2017, we had called for thousands of clergy to march together. and 300 rabbis joined our march. and i think the best thing to do is to show it, don't just talk about it. and we need to do a lot more of both. >> time to do it again. >> that's right. we need to do it again. howard teich. thank you. up next, my final thoughts. stay with us. thoughts stay with us one of the products i helped develop was a softer, more secure diaper closure. as a mom, i knew it had to work. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. i envisioned what it's like for babies to have diaper

national transportation safety board. it is a huge story i mean this is this is something that has been the nightmare that boeing has been trying to avoid the entire time this is one they've had this p.r. campaign going on the entire time to keep their investors calm down in settled like we'll get through this this and so forth but right now the investors have had enough they're very frustrated with boeing and they've had enough in the stocks took a 4 percent hit today during the day and has went down another percent after hours so let's try and understand what this means right from a rudimentary level it means this plane is an absolute unmitigated failure it's going the way of the absolute it is a good comparison actually quite honestly it is one of those things that once it gets a bad reputation and they have not done anything to help themselves but this thing has a bad reputation now that the other american the traveling public is not willing to fly it even if they give the thing some sort of fight and they get it up i

according to the national transportation safety board, search out of nine crashes happen near the median, in wrong way crashes, and 70% of wrong way crashes happen between the hours of 6:00 at night and 6:00 in the morning. so make sure you avoid distractions, and always, but particularly durg those hours. the wrong way driver who sur vived this morning's crash was air-lifted to a local hospital. their condition is unknown. so are potential charges. kris sanchez, in the newsroom, nbc bay area news. >> very sad, thanks, kris. >>> we're seeing closure for bay area families hit with tragedy, a fremont cold case is solved more than 37 years later. police say they have identified the suspect who killed cousin's mary jane and jeffrey, both 16 years old, killed back in 1982. their bodies were found after they didn't come home one night. using the same technology to uncover the golden state killer, detectives linked dna evidence to this man, he lives relatively close to where the teenagers had been seen walking. he had a history of violence. according to a history of bank robberies and attempted

jeweler who is a serious gambling addict who is on the run from loan sharks, and he already won the national boardt. it is stress and anxiety. >> he really takes it on in such an amazing way. you feel what he's going through every step of the way, congratulations to him. [ applause ] >>> you know, we would like to switch gears every once in a while. that's what we do here. meet ben franklin. he's a therapy dog by day and canine thief after hours. turns out his employment at the franklin police department in massachusetts has not curbed his desire to steal christmas donations no less. check this out. officers count. they caught him red-pawed. caught him on camera. couldn't keep his paws off the baby doll from the donation bin. the police -- yep, we see you. the police posted this video on facebook and wrote, we learned an extremely valuable lesson. when you have a classroom of toys ready to be shipped off to the santa foundation you should number one close the door to the classroom or number two leave the toys elevated. if not a golden retriever will slowly hoard them. [ laughter ] and bring them b

all three national guardsmen on board were killed. the chopper left the airport in st. cloud for a test flight and disappeared from a radar about nine minutes later. >> we are going to be on scene for multiple days assisting and we'll be assisting the minnesota national guard with the investigation. >> we offer our deepest sympathies to the families of these warriors. they paid the ultimate price in service to minnesota and to the united states of america. >> weather does not appear to have been a factor. the crew was on a maintenance flight and may have been checking out a recent repair on the chopper. >>> now to the impeachment showdown. house speaker nancy pelosi has announced the house will begin drafting articles of impeachment against president trump. overnight she addressed the claim by her critics that she hates the president. it follows a combative moment when she told a reporter, don't mess with me. meanwhile, on the campaign trail a tense confrontation between former vice president joe biden and a voter clashing about hunter biden's business dealings in ukrai

three national guardsmen on board. new details this morning. >>> today, an nbc news exclusive. uber for the first time going public with the surprise findings from its own safety report, revealing a staggering number of sexual assaults. so what's the company doing to protect riders >>> the nation is bracing for a constitution showdown as the house draws up formal articles of impeachment. >>> the revealing new christmas video from a singing superstar as a young girl before the global fame. recognize her? "early today" starts right now >>> good friday morning. i'an a high-speed police chase in florida has ended with four people dead. a violent robbery attempt turned into a deadly hostage situation and carjacking two suspects firing at police in the middle of rush hour from a stolen u.p.s. truck. nbc's dan sheneman has this report >> reporter: a high-speed chase in south florida ends in a deadly shootout. police say it all started near miami at a jewelry store in coral gables two suspects tried to rob the store. >> the subjects exchanged gunfire with the proprietor, who also fired

. >> the national transportation safety board says no distress call was made from the doomed plane, and there was no flight data recorder on board. the plane was headed for atlanta where the passengers were going to watch the peach bowl. among those killed was sports broadcaster carley mccord, the daughter-in-law of lsu coach steven ensminger. >>> and our cbs station kcal reports another horse has died at santa anita days before racing season was set to kick off there. park officials say a 3-year-old gelding was injured in a freak accident while training thursday morning. the horse was put down. >> i love this sport. i really do. and if there's ways to improve it to make it better for the horses, i would definitely support that. i don't think they should pretty much cancel everything. >> we demand to know why are you still allowing the killing of horses for $2 bets in the great state of california. why is this still allowed? >> this was the 38th horse to die at the track since last december. >>> according to "usa today," officials at seattle public schools are putting pressure on parent

lanes like that are among 22 bike safety recommendations that the national transportation safety boardcommends enhancing bicyclists' visibility to others on the road. and one way to do that is by using blind spot detection systems. the ntsb says helmet use by cyclists is the best way to reduce head injuries, which the board says caused the most bicyclist deaths. >>> well, an orphan mountain lion cub is recovering at the oakland zoo. >> it's the only survivor from a den of three cubs. the cubs were found last month in el dorado county when somebody heard their cries. >> so cute. state wildlife officers took the cubs to the zoo for treatment. they were about a month old and were infested with fleas and ticks and severely dehydrated and malnourished. the cub that survived is now thriving. and once he is fully recuperated, he'll head to his forever home at the el paso zoo. >>> in the season of giving, we want to talk about a tree of hope so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so