dominic patten is the senior editor of deadline hollywood, which broke the story on nbc�*s decision to what are you talking about? the 0scars just ended but we are already less than a month away from the end of amy's eligibility and heading towards them in september. so lots of timelines were at play here. both in terms of actually being able to put on a 2022 golden globes and the hollywood foreign press association so—called reform movements and netflix and time warner, and others said we are not dealing with you any more, it was clear there was only a matter of when, not if nbc was going to pull the plug for 2022. it's almost like the world bank saying we need meaningful reforms, we need better governments. what kind of reforms talking about? a lot of people put emphasis on the fact that it was just before this year. that the globes has not one single black member in there now 86 members because they lost a former president as a member recently because it turned out he was sending out racially offensive e—mails. of their 86 members, 75 of them last week voted for a rather ambitious b

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senator tim scott on his work to pass a police reform bill but get this, booker made the comments on an s nbcread, a frequent critic. listen. >> as i have watched them share stories about his own encounters with police even as united states senator, he's not caving to the politics of this, i'm telling you as a black man tim scott is sincere in wanting to see us address these problems. >> booker went on to say scott's work on the issue has given, quote, solace and strength. here we go. get ready, russell westbrook known for this, probably a bad idea, tough to see but you are looking on the screen right there, closing seconds of the wizards game in california, hobbling off the floor, video showing they need to be restrained after having popcorn rained down on them and a football player calling on the nba to do more to protect players following the incident. but why do philadelphia fans have a penchant for throwing items onto players on the floor. baseball, not in new yorker every game is filled with priests and buddhists, everybody is calm. you throw batteries. jillian: we didn't throw santa. y

campaigned on prosecuting donald trump even before she knew anything about me an official tells nbc news the a.g.'snce suggesting a possible crime and is now helping the manhattan district attorney in its sweeping criminal investigation of the trump organization the probe is looking into whether the trump organization manipulated the value of its real estate properties to dodge taxes and get more favorable loans and insurance rates. caroline policy now, criminal defense attorney, columbia law professor. caroline, thank you. what does this announcement tell you about how close prosecutors are to bringing a criminal case? >> well, it tells me something about the evidence i don't know how close they are to actually bringing a case but this is a real shot across the bow from tish james. i don't think she'd be coming out with this bold of a statement unless she had the goods to back it up. it's quite irregular to team up with the d.a.'s office that just means she'll have double the firepower, double the prosecutorial resources, double the investigation resources. there is going to be a lot of synergies

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. >> nbc hopes ernie kovacs will remain the host of the "tonight s"tonight" show but after six monthssaid he would not do it again. the show they replaced it was i don't know lousy. it was called "america after dark." >> the national broadcasting company presents the new look at "america after dark." >> nbc went back to more of the "today" show type format. they hired a bunch of newspaper columnists who had no comic ability to host the show about what was going on in america live late at night. in hollywood on the corner as patsy says please come and wish us a good luck. >> a joke made the rounds, tonight "america after dark" was such a bad show that people went to their neighbor's house to turn it off. >> we'll get the "tonight" show back. >> which means somebody needs to host. there was not a lot of people to choose from. there were only these tv personaliti personalitit personalities. jerry lester, who did the late night show in new york called "broadway open house." >> a lot of networks gave more money and time to young white men finding their footing. >> if we go back to the peop

s national park is where we find nbc's cal perry. i know that you spoke to some fans earlier.ans feeling? >> reporter: yeah, people are happy to be back. they're happy that these stadiums are going to be at capacity they're at 36% now. here are the teams currently available for 100% seating -- >> reporter: here is who is going to next. the baltimore oraliers on june 1st. the dodgers will open june 15th. they are ten games up in first place. this is your dodger update. the other thing that's happening on the field is that we are seeing the vaccinations really take hold. at least 16 teams now have vaccinated at least 85% of their players and staff. that will allow them to lose the masks in the dugout and travel differently. as you mentioned, the fans are happy to be here. we spoke to a couple on their way in. take a listen. >> definitely. i think it's awesome to see parks getting full again. get the fan experience back. >> i like the reduced, to be honest. it's so much easier to get out of here. i'm happy it's getting safer, though. you know what i mean? the selfish side is thin

for the latest we turn to nbc's claudio lavanga live in rome what's going on there? >> reporter: good morning, lin lindsey, as you seaching apocalyptic proportions now. crematoriums have run out of space and people have to be cremated in makeshift lots in parking lots or camping sites. oxygen supplies are running out that's why a number of countries are sending emergency aid including the united states that last week sent a first batch of shipment worth $100 million in face masks, ventilators, oxygen, an covid tests and other countries like germany, uk and france are doing the same. but that's only a temporary solution the long-term solution like everyone else in the world is the vaccine campaign that's lagging behind india is the biggest producer and exporter of vaccines it's opened up vaccinations of all adults it's a country of 1.4 billion people and that's hundreds of millions of people lining up outside of vaccination centers in huge lines and trying, hopefully, desperately trying to get that life save job lindsey, frances >>> covid cases are dropping in more than two dozen states that's not the case of puerto

from all of us at nbc news, msnbc, cnbc and telemundo, good night. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ s >> tonight on "the mehdi is america a racist country. the politicians have their talking points but we'll give you the true facts and figures. >> plus joe biden won the 2020 election. it's not even up for debate. so why is the gop still trying to rewrite history? my conversation with georgia congresswoman nekima williams. >>> also a crime against humanity. that's what one prominent author calls india's covid crisis. i'll talk about the suffering in her country. >>> america has hit a vaccine call. how can the country convince doubters to ge

. >>> nbc says it will not air the golden globes in 2022, the move follows on going backlash fromie sn's ethics and lack of diversity. the h fpa says last week it remains dedicated to becoming a better organization. >>> teeing off and breaking barriers how this college athlete is changing the world of golf. >>> and a live look outside of the richland center bridge and traffic picking up on tuesday. >>> and coming up on the this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >>> welcome back on tuesday morning. almost 5:54 and warming things up through out the day. 15 degrees above average for this time of year. 70s and 80s and 90s inland and the fire danger with red flag warning still in effect. back to you. >>> new this morning a college athlete is set to make history. >> first person with down syndrome to compete in a national collegiate championship. amazing amy is a 22-year-old sophomore at a community college in phoenix and no history to making history. first person with down syndr

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nbc. first of all, he blamed the crisis on the transition team, right? s where they were begging for these transitions. what we know to be true is the state department -- and i've talked to mike pompeo about this, weeks ago i talked to morgan orr morgan ortugas, they briefed them on what could potentially happen if they gave up those agreements with the countries. also they told them, look, there's going to be the a surge. the biden administration is saying this is a staff thing problem. many of us, griff, you've been to the border, i've been to the border about five or is six times. there's been a staffing problem for years, but they were still able to get things under control. what we know to be true is because of his policies and his rhetoric on the campaign trail, he has invited folks across the border illegally, and they don't want to take accountability. also in that interview, griff, he said that they had it under control. well, maybe they should go visit so they can see the rapid crossing that is happening, the kids that are drowning in the laredo

they have to compete with peacock, the nbc universal library, and disney plus, with disney and fox's library, and hbo, with warner bros.'sibrary. they cannot compete without a library of their own. i think the loser is netflix. they don't have a deep library. amazon just locked up more content that was not locked up by the other big services. emily: what is your take on that? you chronicle how amazon studios, the original programming got off to a slow start, they did not necessarily know how to negotiate in hollywood. they had some executive problems at the company. now we are seeing spending big, over the last several years, he has been willing to spend. what do you make of this? >> it is interesting. in the beginning, there was only kind of an intuition of how they might monetize original content or license content. what has really developed our business models to exploit the kind of content library they will be getting from mgm. it is not just making content the centerpiece of the prime subscription club, but it is also the ad business. we have seen the growth of imdb tv, where people may not know about it, but it is

s and i do draw a line between the two events. >> reporter: bashir later worked in the u.s. for abc and nbc news before returning to the bbc. just recently stepping down citing health reasons. tonight, prince william in one of the most scathing and direct statements from him ever -- >> it is my view that the deceitful way the interview was obtained substantially influenced what my mother said. the interview was a major contribution to making my parents' relationship worse and has since hurt countless others. it brings indescribable sadness to know that the bbc's failures contributed significantly to her fear, paranoia and isolation that i remember from those final years with her. but what saddens me most is that if the bbc had properly investigated the complaints and concerns first raised in 1995, my mother would have known that she had been deceived. >> reporter: and prince harry, today, "our mother was an incredible woman who dedicated her life to service. she was resilient, brave and unquestionably honest. the ripple effect of a culture of exploitation and unethical practices ultimately took her life. to those who have t

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nbc news, london >>> this week we have been traveling the country examining the road ahead from the pandemic and for los angeles that road travels through a landscape dotted with homeless encampments. l.a.'s mayor eric garcetti under growing pressure to help get more homeless into housing. i spoke to him today about that challenge across the city the tents stretch everywhere from hollywood to venice beach scenes from what could be a disaster movie now a seemingly permanent fixture on the streets of los angeles. >> if you're not shocked by what you see, then i don't know what you would be shocked by >> reporter: when covid first hit, the city stopped large-scale clean-ups at most encampments to keep the virus from spreading. that's when residents say things changed >> people shooting up, urinating out in the open vomiting >> reporter: officials here last counted more than 66,000 experiencing homelessness in january 2020 but that was before the pandemic struck and hundreds of thousands of angelenos lost their jobs. since then our partners on nbcla's investigative team have captured these images, showing a situation spiraling out of control trash spilling into traffic, tents taking over inte

s claim that the deputies lives were in danger we have comprehensive coverage tonight beginning with nbc's katie beck on the ground in elizabeth city for us. katie, what are you hearing from the family >> reporter: the family is outraged and disappointed saying anyone who can see this video and call it a justified shooting despite the facts is giving both an insult and a slap in the face to the brown family, the elizabeth city community and every rational person out there. they say that at no point did brown offer any threat to officers that he was driving in a different direction trying to evade and escape them fleeing for his life they say their pursuit for justice is far from over they are asking for the justice department to intervene and not ruling out a possible civil suit in addition to the d.a. making news today, the sheriff also offering an announcement saying that the three officers who fired weapons in this incident will remain on the job they will be disciplined and retrained, he says he's also asking that the entire body camera footage be released to the public as well as hope

nbc over the weekend. good morning. alongside tom keene, i'm jonathan ferro. here is the price action. all-time high for the s&p 500.another 0.1% on the s&p 500. the dollar weaker through much of g10. the aussie advancing on the back of a huge move in the commodity market. iron ore futures surging. copper, that rally use, record-breaking rally. wti, crude is up 1.5%. tom: another easy one is loony, dollar canada, 1.24. we had a stronger canada at 1.20 earlier this morning. we are scrupulous about corrections. a viewer, listener emails in, and he makes clear, don't forget about the mats. jonathan: five-game winning streak. tom: you know, what he is doing is he is pals with steve cohen and trying to become first base coach. jonathan: what does that mean? tom: you go out and stand in the field, i can see l.a. rian standing in the field at first base. it is not like it is a token job title for someone, but i can see el-arhian. jonathan: you are saying that is a token job? tom: trust me, he would take it. thank you for watching and listening this morning. this is an important conversation. on this monday, we look at amer

s evil lunacy. in a series of tweets, representative greene continued to attack speaker pelosi's mask policy while saying she is sorry some of her words make some of us uncomfortable >>> here is nbc meteorologist janessa webb good morning, janessa. >> good morning. yes, it was toasty over the weekend across much of the east coast. even the humidity really started to build but today things calmed down, evened out you'll want to open the window across the northeast, this is more of a refreshing air that we're seeing new york city, 64 degrees. 56 for buffalo detroit, you're currently in the mid-50s. but we're going to see the high pressure really start to return for your tuesday, and the heat continues to build all the way through midweek. we're talking about the summer high's return for the east, pacific northwest. cooler air srts to maktaor the s into the central plains this afternoon to san antonio, lower 80s. we'll take a look at your week ahead coming up. guys >> sounds good thanks >>> a fiery crash marked a rainy debut in austin. the chaos started with martin truex jr. slamming down after running into another driver. and then custer flies into truex. custer was able to got out

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sources tell nbc news the mayor is in talks with the biden administration for that position or another high-profile ambassadorship. garcetti has been l.a.'syor since 2013. >>> developing now in mexico city, some are suggesting a powerful earthquake back in 2017 possibly damaged the overpass that collapsed late monday killing 25 people. another 70 people are in the hospital. there's speculation the train that came down in the collapse may have been carrying just too much weight. authorities are saying the investigation will take some time. >>> developing in italy the long trial is wrapping up this week for two former north bay high school classmates accused of killing a police officer in rome. the incident took place in july of 2019 when prosecutors say the two stabbed and killed an undercover officer in a botched drug deal. they once attended tamalpias high school. as soon as today, closing arguments are supposed to wrap up. >>> attorneys for derek chauvin are requesting a new trial. last month the jury convicted the former minneapolis police officer of killing george floyd. chauvin's attorney say the pre-trial media coverage affected his

s office which had previously launched a civil probe says it is now working alongside the manhattan district attorney's office on the criminal investigation nbcorted that the probe into the trump organization is focused on whether it had inflated the value of its assets for the purposes of tax breaks and access to loans. a representative from the trump organization has yet to respond to a request for comment from nbc news >>> turning to china's continued crackdown on cryptos, officials from the country's banking and internet industry associations issuing a joint statement saying financial and payment firms should not accept cryptos as payment or offer services and products related to them this comes as the people's bank of china also issuing a statement on its wechat account reinterating that crypto cannot be used for payment. in 2019, blocking access to all domestic and foreign crypto exchanges. and also problems as beijing tests its own central bank digital currency which may be part of the reason brian. >> i'm sure it's kind of a conflict of things, the big china headlines. the market needed to take a breather as well everything can't go u

s stopped erupting for now. >>> this week's episode series of "late night," see how johnny carson's retirement touched the people. here is a preview. >> there were still a number of people within nbc they still had letterman under contract for more than a year. maybe we should reconsider not to give dave the show. >> they wanted to make one final move to try to get dave. >> he's only going to get it in a year and half when jay's contract is over. >> i said to dave, we can't go near that offer. that's totally bull. because they'll get out of it. dave was really confused at that point. >> johnny said, if they treated me the way they treated you, ill go to cbs. >> joining me now is executive producer of this series, bill carter, great to see you and nice to have you on as always. >> carson's last night hosting "the tonight show" was a national event. what kind of impact did his departure have on the audience and those lining up to succeed him. >> it was really emotional. people spend a lot of time with this guy late at night. his show farewell is really emotional and people got choked up by it. it opened the flood gates because when he was there no one could really challenge him or "

s-spot, liongate, mgm. maybe those are the next moves if i'm sitting at nbc or viacom, this was a real blow, this was a majorre so until discovery, this is a major chess piece that is getting scaled up away from you. not good >> rich, i think you answered the question, though, in what you were talking about regulatory -- this is a company that has intense muscle memory of what could happen with a regulator slowing things down since they bought time warner. >> becky, i believe it could actually be that simple. this was a clean deal. no regulatory approval fcc -- i didn't see what the closing was on this, this should not be 12 or 18 months to close. this should be simple to close over a nine-month period i would think. >> rich, great to see. >> thanks for having me, becky and andrew >> thanks for your time. joe. >>> coming up, arthur brooks on the state of the economy and the president's infrastructure plan. check out bitcoin yesterday. elon musk is in a twitter phase that let people to believe that tesla sold its holdings. but tesla has clarified and said it has not sold any crypto and crypto has bounced back

nbc sitcom friends became a ratings phenomenon. 52 million americans tuned in for the final episode in 200a. and since then, the show has been watched over 100 billion times worldwide! and today the show�*s will love. in his pomp, his thursday night schedule on nbc included seinfeld, frasier, friends and will and grace. he is a tv legend and warren littlefield is with us. it is lovely to see you, thanks for coming on the show. take me back, taking back all the way to 1994. where did this come from? it taking back all the way to 1994. where did this come from? it was a development _ where did this come from? it was a development kind _ where did this come from? it was a development kind of— where did this come from? it was a development kind of goal. - where did this come from? it was a development kind of goal. i - where did this come from? it was a development kind of goal. i would i development kind of goal. i would look at _ development kind of goal. i would look at overnight ratings because that was— look at overnight ratings because that was myjob. how did we do? and i that was myjob. how did we do? and i would _ that was myjob. how did we do? and i would be _ that was myjob. how di