nbc�*s hit show the fresh prince of bel—air, which ran for 148 episodes over six seaons in the 1990s,inal show is based on the life of a street—smart teenager born and raised in west philadelphia who is set to live with his wealthy uncle and aunt in bel—air. this time, will smith, who played the original role will be the show�*s executive producer, with jabari banks playing the new will. let's take a look. both: damn! geoffrey thompson, house manager. will! aunt viv! ten years is a long time. let me show you around. hillary. will! let's go find you something fit for a prince. what do you think? well, earlier, we spoke to the critic and broadcaster scott bryan. i mean, it's very different from the show that everyone has been expecting. of course, fresh prince of bel—air was one of the most iconic shows of the �*90s, but i think what this is really indicating is a shift in direction at a time when there's been so many reboots, reboots, revivals, everything of the sort. and i think a reason why there's so many at the moment is primarily down to the fact that at a time when competition be

with me are daisy mcandrew, who is nbc�*s "royal commentator and digbyjones who is the former trade ministerow's front pages, starting with... the metro leads with the story on all of the front pages this evening — that the duke of york has been effectively �*throne out' of the royal family — following yesterday's decision by a us judge to reject an appeal to have his sexual assault case dropped. the assault case dropped. sun has a same headline, th must the sun has a same headline, they must be talking to each other. as the queen strips the duke of his various military titles he's now facing that prospect of that american trial is a private citizen. the telegraph says that queen has frozen the duke out of the royal family and describes a 45 minute meeting held with the duke and windsor where he was informed of her decision. the guardian quotes a royal commentator who says the duke has been well and truly checked under the royal boss. and the queen consulted the prince of wales and the duke of cambridge before the removal of his titles. the i says the cream wants a distance and return to pub

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with me are daisy mcandrew, who is nbc�*s royal commentator and digbyjones who is the former trade ministerome the former trade minister. to you both once again. let's welcome to you both once again. let's give you a flavour of the front pages... the metro leads with the story on all of the front pages this evening — that the duke of york has been effectively �*throne out' of the royal family — following yesterday's decision by a us judge to reject an appeal to have his sexual assault case dropped. the sun carries the same headline, as the queen today stripped the duke of his military titles and he now faces the prospect of a us trial as a private citizen. the guardian quotes a royal commentator who says the duke had been "well and truly been chucked under the royal bus" — and that the queen consulted with the prince of wales and the duke of cambridge before the removal of his titles. the i says the queen wants to distance the royal family from the duke's lawsuit and that the door is closed on a return to public life for andrew. the telegraph says the queen has frozen the duke out two more

nbc oolz 's garrett haake has te latest. >> reporter: then president trump they tried to stop it from happening. >> we have first-hand testimony his daughter ivanka went in at least twice to ask him to please stop this violence. >> reporter: since the creation, they interviewed more than 300 people and collected 35 pages of documents, including e-mails and tech messages, while still battling the former president in court and for testimony from top aides like former chief of staff mark meadows, who has claimed executive privilege. >> shortly before his scheduled deposition, mr. meadows walked away from appearing. >> reporter: they released a comprehensive report before the mid-term elections. >> we got to tell the truth about that and have a recommend with the reality of prapd. >> republicans slammed the credibility of the investigation because house speaker nancy pelosi did not allow top gop leader kevin mccarthy to select members for the committee. mccarthy accusing them as using january 6th as a partisan political weapon >>> two former president trumps children are embroiled in depo

s. nbc correspondence spied on the jury and was removed from the court room. i is instructed that no one from emission b c. news will be permitted in this building, someone who is following the jury bus. that is a very ex, it's extremely serious matter. the decision to acquit em rock the country divisions deeper than ever to hash tags were trending on twitter after the trial hash tag pray for kyle and hash tag, no justice in america. even the president was confused, having initially labeled written house a white supremacist. this is what he had to say after the trial. i said, why was a jury, i concluded, system worse. you have to abide by after that port one saw some violent scenes yet again. i feel like in this case, it feels like the victims lies. don't matter. i am heartbroken. now the verdict has shaken people so much that some businesses were urged to give black people the day off following the verdict. how written house's trial did not clear him in many people's eyes, but one thing it did do is once again lay bare. the deep divisions and america kayla ma

s. nbc, from their commentators about why that may be politicians don't show up with presidents when their approval ratings may be in the thirty's in the state where they are now, jo biden's approval ratings are in fact dropping. he's becoming less popular every day. meanwhile, we're now seeing members of his own party stepping up and getting in the way of proposals coming from the white house. so joe biden, you'll recall, came into office promising to resolve a number of problems in the country, which he blamed on donald trump. now as his, you know, came into office promising to bring the country together, promising to restore the economy, etc. that hasn't really panned out. joe biden. whitehouse continues to be unpopular and many in the country are looking on and seeing that things haven't improved the way they expected. caleb, thanks very much for taking us through all the explanation ortiz kill more been in new york. well let's stay on the east coast move to washington dc. that is where

s. nbc fox, everything, you know, and i get the impression people are angry, but angry over what i'm not really sure. go ahead, martha in dc. listen, most americans, regardless of what side of the i'll, you are republican, democrat, independent undecided. most americans with their pocket books and at the end of the day we care about pitching table issues. and right now the cost of gas at the pumps is through the roof and every american is feeling it. it's affecting the cost of goods and the grocery stores. of course, the supply chain has still not recovered. there are still empty shells in different parts of the country shortage on building products. and of course the cost of these items is through the roof. so from that perspective, it's really not a partisan issue in terms of the, the, the unhappiness that americans are feeling right now. i in terms of the cost of goods and gas that is largely attributed to who's in the white house right now. but that is really the tone of the nation. well

joining me now is tiffany cross host of america s nbc's "cross connection."yone being able to vote and you still get arrested. >> it's baffling, ali. i cannot remember a time when people of color and voters of color were not fighting for equal access to the ballot box and even before they go to section 5, voter suppression was baked in the cake especially when we talked about it on platforms like this and print media there have always been long lines to vote. i'll be speaking with congressman bowman about his arrest and what he sees as the next best steps moving forward and we'll be talking to ruben gallego who is being encouraged to run against two of the democrats to kill the voting bill and that is krysten sinema. this is why voters of color went out and risked life and limb during the pandemic to vote for members of congress and we'll hold police beingable with the duty to intervene laws and there's a push from jay-z, from rap nation. they're laser focused on the kansas city police department and that will be interesting and our old friend from the "today

>> not from m s nbc.ey do that at msnbc. stuart: up again organization unfortunately not many people are watching. >> north korean propaganda, don't agree with it but at least it is entertaining. stuart: give me a show, you've got a show called kennedy and it is on foxbusiness of course monday through thursday, 7:00 pm eastern. i am with you. see us again. a new york judge has struck down the state's indoor mask mandate calling it unconstitutional. david lee miller is in new york city. after this ruling as of today, our masks still required and why? >> the more things change the more they stay the same and masks are still required and yes, a lot of new yorkers are confused about the fast changing rules. the latest ruling, new york state is appealing the judge's ruling on monday that struck down the health the private's mask mandate, parents who were upset with the fact that kids masked in the classroom that went to court, soon after the judge's ruling, the mandate was illegal, many school districts in the

we have nbc of the shipment or at sam or increase of e. s in the urea. cough in cold. but, but you know, hot and cold. i among the ceiling dumps will see minute aren't effect. oh, there i know partition going to be shine evaporation center. so i oh, he had been an air boy, i'm the see since i just nbc or so, i spent 8 workers hope an increase in coven 19 cases would be the last thing they would had to deal with as they are still struggling to provide basic needs like food and clean drinking water to the millions affected by the typhoon. barnaby low al jazeera manila. at least 12 people have been okay. i'm sorry about that. we're going to move on to the weather now jeff, it's danny. by here we go. hello, welcome. see or worlds weather update for asia? happy new year. everyone after a stretch of more than 2 weeks of dry weather, we've disrupted the weather pattern in the indian state of time when they do this was a scene in janai, scooping up to more than 200 millimeters in some cases. so that led to water logged roads sunday into monday. we still got more rain coming. o

s stance between russia and ukraine. here's nbc'ser alexander breaking down the promises the president is making moving forward. >> reporter: good morning. the president holding court for nearly two hours facing record inflation and sky high covid cases, still insisting his first year report card will be pretty good despite a series of recent set backs, the latest coming overnight, his effort for new voting rights protections hitting a brick wall. the president would not say this year's midterms would be legitimate. he made news acknowledging he will need to downsize his signature domestic agenda bill saying he thinks he can still get big chunks of it passed through congress. finally, the president's comments predicting that russia will invade ukraine and suggesting the level of punishment will depend on whether it's only a minor incursion.have the latest on al it. >> we are a piece of the interview with the vice president and savannah guthrie. following those comments on ukraine, aides for the white house clarified the stance. the t

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s sofi stadium. that's going to be fun. you can watch the halftime show, and oh, yeah, the actual game on nbc bay area. a big day for us., sunday february 13th, we'll be covering the beijing olympics as well as the super bowl in l.a. so keep it here all day. >> you're going to be at the super bowl. you need one of those faux fur jackets snoop was wearing. >> up next, a trip around the world complete. the story of a teen's journey which included a stop here in the bay area. >>> and here's a look inside 30 rock. you see lester holt there preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories. lester gets answers from president biden's chief of staff. what he says about the president's dipping approval rating. nightly news in just a few minutes. when you have xfinity xfi, you have peace of mind built in at no extra cost. advanced security helps keep your family protected online. pause wifi whenever for ultimate control with the xfinity app. and family-safe browsing gives parents one less thing to worry about. security, control and peace of mind. with xfinity xfi, it's all built in at no extra cost. >>> this is pretty cool. a b

s win puts them in the last wild card spot in the afc. they'll play the raiders in las vegas for a spot in the playoffs next sunday night on nbc >>> all right. let's check in on today's winter storms nbc meteorologist janessa webb already tracking a lot going on for 2022 happy new year to you, janessa >> happy new year, steven. this storm system is going to be in and out fairly quickly, but it's definitely going to be leaving a mark already seeing heavy snow just out of alabama to the atlanta area now making its way across tennessee. it's rapidly moving and even watching some severe weather this morning for the carolinas tornado warnings have expired in that area, but flash flood watches will continue. this storm system not in agreement with our models. if it lifts to the north just a little bit more, we could see heavier snow for new york city right now calling for about an inch it's really across d.c. to the philadelphia area. i'm going to be watching at least three to five inches before this storm system makes its way offshore behind that, very chilly air, but you can see these winter weather alerts they stretch from alabama l al droppin

s. teams can either fall apart. two things. they either fall apart or get reinvigorated, right? reinspired. 9ers are one win away from getting back to the super bowl. here is nbc bay area's anthony flores. >> i will be back here. i will be back here and i will be back with vengeance. >> this was george kittle in the final moments of super bowl liv. the pro bowl tight end made a promise to himself to get back to super sunday after losing to the chiefs. >> i said those words because i believed in the fact, i believe in myself and i believe in this football team we have an opportunity to get back to the super bowl. >> the 49ers have about two-dozen players remaining from their last super bowl run. the disappointment of losing on football's biggest stage still serves as motivation heading into sunday's nfc championship game. >> when you have big moments in your life, whether it's really good or really bad, i mean those are things that you think about from time to time. >> feeling that can't describe. it is unlike any other loss i have ever had, and it's just -- yeah, obviously since that moment, it's motivated me and it always will, going forward. >> that is somet

nbc news, they are okay with that? she is calling more than half o america including to democrats in the senate recessed dixiecrat 's. what about this clip from msdn see, the former republican who represented john mccain and ran his campaign. >> is it fair to look at it and say that this is the legacy of combat this is the descendent o a george wallace rally? is this the descendent of a bil connor i think it is fair to sa that in substantial measure. is it an extremist movement? does it have fascist just markers, is it appropriate to say is fascist? that it's an autocratic movement ? i think it is. >> it's real simple, as a conservative, i can tell you what you want and need if you want voter integrity and people of this country to have confidence in the results, you need voter id laws like they have been joe state of delaware. you need signature verification. what's wrong with that? you need to make sure the chain of custody form mail-in ballots. put it in a room so everybody collected 24 hours a day. updated voter rolls make sense. i believe is most states have laws, that partisan observers, people from every party

nbc also cited covid concerns, saying it will not send any announcing teams to beijing. the chief medical officer for the u. s olympic team, says the entire team is now fully vaccinated against covid-19. none of the 200 plus u. s. olympians asked for medical exemption. that's significant considering an estimated 100 of the u. s. olympians at last summer's tokyo games were not vaccinated. the doctor credits the international olympic committee's mandatory 21 day quarantine period for unvaccinated athletes as a primary reason for team usa is increase in vaccinations. high level diplomacy in switzerland aimed at de escalating tensions over ukraine. secretary of state antony blinken met today with russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov. russia denies it has plans to invade ukraine, but an estimated 100,000 russian troops are massed near the border, blinken said. if there is an invasion or cyber attacks, the u. s and allies will answer with a quote swift, severe response. we also know from experience that russia has an extensive playbook. of aggression short of military action, including cyberattacks paramilitary

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nbc news, can i goodnight. . president biden hosted departing supreme court justice stephen breyer at the white house today. at an event to formalize the announcement of justice breyer 's retirement. president biden also invited justice breyer and his wife to come have a sleepover in the lincoln bedroom sometime if they want to. president biden, at the white house today reiterated his pledge to appoint an african american woman as his nominee to the supreme court for justice breyer seat. even though, other presidents including ronald reagan and donald trump have made pledges of that kind to pick a specific demographic for the court in reagan's case. he pledged in advance as a candidate that he would appoint the first women justice. president trump also pledged that he would appoint a female justice to court. nevertheless, conservative media and republicans are turning their hair out and pretending like nothing like this has never happened before. there are so outraged that a black woman is finally going to be nominated for the court. president biden pledged today that his nominee will be announced within a month by the end of february. so, not the countdown begins. now

nbc universal and streaming on peacock, free as a bird. >> ben roethlisberger officially is retiring from the nfl he tweeted a video saying he's calling it quits after 18 s at the quarterback of the steelers >> the time has come to clean out my locker, hang up my cleats, and be all i can be to my wife and children i retire from football a truly grateful man >> this is a two-time super bowl champion who racked up the fifth most passing yards in league history, and he's never had a losing season. statistically speaking, many analysts say the 39-year-old deserves a spot in the nfl hall of fame. but of course, roethlisberger's career has been clouded by two separate accusations of sexual assault. one in 2009, another a year later. roethlisberger was never charged with a crime, but the league still suspended him for the first four games of the 2010 season ben roethlisberger has denied both accusations >>> nasa has a lot of plans for space travel, but not a lot of people to get there. turns out there's a shortage not of space but of astronauts at least astronautswho know what they're doing >> and the golden arches has a new idea up its cheese covered new idea

s&p also experiencing a wild day. what does the volatility mean for your wallet? nbc business correspondent stephanie ruhle, i love a roller coaster as much as the next one, but this was crazy. what is causing these swings? >> watching the market was like watching the nfl over the weekend. clearly a lot going on. you have to put things in perspective. we started the year with markets hitting record highs, good news. the economy clearly in recovery, very good news. but at the same time, inflation is hitting a 40-year high. that's not good news. the federal reserve is likely taking action, they're meeting over the next couple of days and we'll likely get an announcement of plans to raise interest rates. that will be meant to cool the economy a bit and slow inflation. now, the markets don't necessarily like that because when interest rates are at zero, that means it's very cheap for companies to go out and borrow, to grow their businesses. it's like having a safety net under the stock market. we're likely going to hear from the fed they're going to pull that safety net a

nbc news goodnight. it was march 1978, it was early in the morning like 6:30 in the morning it was a friday. and it was that the harry sndence missouri. it was 6:30 in the morning, the library wasn't due to open up until regular business hours that day. but, a security guard working at the library that friday morning decided he needed to go check something out. because, randomly, a woman pulled up into a parking lot, in the back of the harry s truman

nbc news goodnight. it was march 1978, it was early in the morning like 6:30 in the morning it was a friday. and it was that the harry s truman presidential library in independence missouri. it was 6:30 in the morning, the library wasn't due to open up until regular business hours that day. but, a security guard working at the library that friday morning decided he needed to go check something out. because, randomly, a woman pulled up into a parking lot, in the back of the harry s truman presidential library. she partner oldsmobile in that parking lot. again, it's hours until the library opens up. she parked her car and started racing around aimlessly and weirdly. there was a security guard on site but he noticed this was odd. this woman was acting weirdly in the back parking lot. and so the security guard went over to the side of the building, the back side of the library to look out into the parking lot and try and figure out what it was -- what was going on with this woman, what she was doing. when he took that walk over to the back of the presidential library, that is when the thieves struck at the front of the pre

nbc news, can i goodnight. . president biden hosted departing supreme court justice stephen breyer at the white house today. at an event to formalize the announcement of justice breyer 'snt biden also invited justice breyer and his wife to come have a sleepover in the lincoln bedroom sometime if they want to. president biden, at the white house today reiterated his

s for a fourth day. mayor lori lightfoot and health officials are facing off with the teachers union over remote learning and covid-19 safety rules. joining us now, nbc'san fitzgerald from chicago. the teachers are refusing to come in, the mayor has called it an illegal, you know, work action. what are they going to do? are they talking? >> reporter: so, you know, right now where things stand is there's a stalemate. there's still a standoff between the teachers union and the city and the chicago public schools. earlier today we heard from the president of the chicago teachers union who says he still doesn't have enough of what he needs to be able to go back to his members to satisfy them and to try and reach an agreement here. he went on to call the mayor relentlessly stupid and relentlessly stubborn, so a lot of frustration here. what the union is calling for is they want to sea see more testing, to understand how much virus there is in any given school at any time so that could trigger online learning. they want this opt out testing mechanism where students are subjected to be testing unless their parents opt them out. this is something the mayor say

nbc news website. for this hour of outside source, thank you very much for watching for me and the team, bye—bye. hello. it�*sure moves to the north of us, increasing the breeze and allowing a lot of this cloud to start to break up. and in fact, you can see, as we go through the rest of the night, we�*ve got more in the way of clear spells developing out there, just a little bit more of a breeze for now, mostly across northern areas of the uk. and it�*s from eastern scotland down through parts of wales and england, temperatures will fall close to freezing for a touch of frost here and there as tomorrow begins. another day with a lot of dry weather, but it looks different on the map here because there are breaks in the cloud allowing some sunny spells to come through here and there. the cloud increasing again in northern ireland and through western scotland. initially light and patchy rain will clearly turn much heavier on through the afternoon, especially across the northern and western isles, north west of the mainland, with gales around here. these are average wind speeds. gusts are going to be higher, but

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s provocative. >> so that's what josh referenced as far as the back and forth we have heard. tell me what you're hearing on the ground in kiev there. >> with respect to that reporting that nbc has confirmed from a senior defense official that russia has begun to move blood supplies to the border of ukraine, possible indication that russia may be in the final stages of preparing a military option. using a scathing statement they posted on facebook. the defense minister saying this it information is not true, such news is an element of information and psychological warfare. the purpose of such information is to spread panic and fear in our society. and this is an illustration of how ukraine and the united states have been at odds with not only the intelligence assessment, but also some of the rhetoric used to characterize the situation. although, we did hear from the ukrainian ambassador following today's u.n. security council meeting acknowledge that he does believe that an invasion is eminent and he carefully defined the word to mean, approaching hanging over and only then unavoidable. that's important because there's no ukrainian equivalent for the word. the closest is inevita

nbc news, goodnight. >> tonight on all in. why is the trump campaign sending its own slate of electors in the state capitals? >> the department of justice in the january six committee investigate the trump campaign 'sfake electors walk tonight. michigan secretary of state joins me with new evidence of fraud. >> so if we get awarded the state, all electors are right there and they could step right in. >> and as justice breyer formally announces his retirement, the unhinged backlash against his replacement is already in full probe. >> i'm sure it will be as -- a black woman, he saw how well that worked with kamala harris. >> you're reporting on the matt gates scandal keeps coming and how is he still -- a political gaffe from the ages for senator ron johnson. >> i've never really felt it was societies responsibility to take care of other people's children. >> all in starts right now.

points, s&p 500 looking to open up just marginally but the parent company of this very network >> bells and whises going off all around me right now. comcast out with numbers, the parent of nbcversal and cnbc earned an adjusted 77 cents a share for the fourth quarter comcast also raising its dividend by 8% to 27 cents a share, increasing its stock buy back program by $10 billion. the company says on almost every metric comcast was able to outperform expectations. some interesting comments from the company about what -- you know, adding customers in certain areas like broadband net additions 1.34 million that's for the fiscal year, and 212,000 in the fourth quarter. that's the highest level of customer retention on record for a fourth quarter and then they point out that at&t added a total of 60k broadband customers, verizon 236,000 in all of 2021 together just 296,000 versus 1.3 for comcast. the video turn does continue and i saw the numbers 300,000 plus >> 312 >> but comcast saying we're not chasing unprofitable business but you keep adding it up 300, 400,000 you do see why people say cord cutting is something that's still happening and maybe even accelerating to some exten