richard engel, nbc news, eastern syria. >>> now to an nbc news investigation.na, two people died and more than 400 were evacuated from a public housing complex in january after a carbon monoxide leak. we've learned that federal inspectors are not required to check for carbon monoxide detectors, and critics say that is costing lives. here's nbc's gabe gutierrez with more. >> reporter: when single mother kentara johnson and her three children went to bed, they never thought men in hazmat suits would wake them up. did you have any idea what was going on? >> no. i'm just wondering like, well, it got to be something serious. they're at everybody door. >> reporter: the fire department said deadly carbon monoxide gas had been flowing through her children's bedrooms and this entire housing complex in columbia, south carolina. >> we could have woke up and the whole community could have been gone. like just wiped out. >> reporter: it all started january 16th with two 911 calls from this building. one caller bleeding from his ears. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> my eye

not only did state prosecutors blind side police and the mayor, nbc news has learned they did not alert federal prosecutors either. as miguel reported, the fbi investigation remains open. >> all right. cynthia, thank you. >>> more breaking news tonight. a boeing 737 max jet without passengers aboard made an emergency landing in orlando today. the same type of plane that's been grounded following two deadly air disasters. this comes as hundreds of pilots and executives are th d from fix for those 737 max planes. >> reporter: this afternoon an emergency landing involving a 737 max. a plane without passengers being ferried to california had to return to orlando after an engine problem. >> we just lost our right engine. we need to declare an emergency. >> reporter: everyone on board safe. under faa rules, a grounded max can be ferried across-country if it's flying without passengers. meanwhile, in seattle, boeing has been putting 737 max pilots through simulators, recreating the mcas software failure suspected of forcing down the nose of lion air flight 610. "the new york times" reports the

. >>> al tonight nbc news learning new details about robert mueller's report. over 300 pages. e and new turns in the bater how much the public will get to see. >>> the growing uproar in chicago with the city now demanding jussie smollett pay up. tonight how much money they want him to hand over >>> a popular airline shuts down without warning leaving passengers caught off guard. >> we live in boston, massachusetts. we got to wo tomorrow. so we don't really think that's going to happen. >> tonight people struggling to get home, scrambling to find other airlines, and hoping for a refund. >>> behind the attack at si fried and roy in front of a horrified las vegas audience, roy horn critically injured by his own tiger.t tonir the first time the trainer who was on stage speaks out about what happened and says the story we've all heard these years is wrong. > d 40 years after the biggest nuclear disaster in u.s. history, triggering widespread panic and fear, tonight our andrea mitchell, who was there to cover it, goes back to three mile island. >>> good evening, everyone. we start t

tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> hope their luggage made it. >>> when we come back, apple's big announcement and how it may change the way you watch tv. >>> back now with a new salvo in the tv wars. apple unveiling its long-awaited service to rival netflix. our gadi schwartz has details. >> apple! >> reporter: it's a billion-dollar bet set to bring hollywood to over 1 billion devices. >> because they're in a billion pockets, y'all. >> reporter: today, apple sharing the stage with some of the biggest names in entertainment. >> this is where we build our new home. >> reporter: apple tv plus promising original ad-free programming that will go head to head against netflix, amazon, and hulu. streaming apps, live programming, movies you can watch on any device or tv. apple promising a major disruption when it comes to how people use their credit cards with no late fees, allowing you to track your spending like you track your steps. >> the customer is and always will be at the center of everything that we do. >> reporter: apple looking to stake a claim nearly every way you look at your

of a group from nbc news in syria. we are thankful that nbc employees escaped unharmed. however, one of the local drivers working with them was tragically killed. our deepest sympathies go out to his family and loved ones. we're still gathering information and are in touch with the driver's family to support them however we can." matt bradley is in syria and got a tour of the areas isis leaves behind. >> reporter: this is how the islamic state's so-called caliphate ended. its murderous reign of terror that lasted for years and straddled iraq and syria died here in the tiny eastern syrian village of baghouz. it's clear from what we're seeing today that this battle has been over for a little while. there aren't any bodies here that are visible. the sdf, the syrian democratic forces, the u.s. allies on the ground have clearly come through and combed this place both for dead bodies and for land mines which is why it's safe for us to walk here. but even though this terrible end to this murderous caliphate that lasted so long

morgan chesky, nbc news. >>> we've got a lot more to tell you about tonight. still ahead, george clooney calling for a boycott of iconic celebrity hot spots, including the beverly hills hotel, over a ruthless new law connected to the owner. >>> also a medical wonder. a woman who has lived her life unable to feel physical pain. how her condition could help others. >>> plus we're with an amazing dog on a mission when an emergency strikes on the slopes. stay with us. >>> we're back now with that call from george clooney to boycott some of the world's most iconic hotels over a ruthless new law in a small and oil-rich country controlled by the hotel's owner. nbc's joe fryer explains. >> reporter: george using star power to call for a boycott of nine luxury hotels including the beverly hills hotel and hotel bel air, long-time playgrounds for the rich and famous. they're owned by an agency headed by the sultan of brunei, who starting next week will enforce harsh laws, including death by stoning as punishment for gay sex and adultery. in a column for "deadline" clooney

kathy park, nbc news, trenton, new jersey. >> as they say, what are the odds? >>> up next, the last one of these in the world.high alert. what you )ll see in this video that has police treating this burglar -- even more seriously. >>> an east bay community on high alert. what you'll see on the video that has police treating this burglar even more seriously. >>> and showing up at the auto show to build, not buy, cars. all that and more, next. >>> finally, it went from thousands of stores to only one. joe friar goes to the world's last blockbuster. >> reporter: for the last blockbuster in america, the sequel came quickly. this bend, oregon, store will soon become the last blockbuster in the world after this one closes in australia. >> this is history. >> reporter: we visited the oregon store last summer. it's a popular tourist destination. >> i love that movie! >> reporter: for kids a glimpse at life before netflix. for adults a chance to rewind. ♪ what a difference >> reporter: the blue and yellow chain once boasted 9,000 stores. now just one. >> there's somethi

joe fryer, nbc news. >>> up next here tonight, the new era for an american classic.ot on our streets. the bay area neighborhood tired of thieves using their street as a dumping ground for stolen cars. and if you )re looking to buy a home, start saving. the outrageous amount you )d need just for a down payment in the south bay... that )s next. >>> in tonight's "snapshot," a big day for an iconic american fashion company that's managed to stay cool for over a century now. maybe it's in their jeans. here's gadi schwartz. on the trading floor that's usually suit and ties, a relaxed look on wall street as levi's strauss goes public. opening shares surging 32% to over $22. that's a lot more money than the 3 bucks it cost for the first pair of 501 jeans almost 150 years ago. these days 501s are still around, these cost about 60 bucks. for over a century, levi's have woven themselves into the fabric of american life. starting in 1873 when levi strauss came up with a riveting new way of working denim that took off in san francisco among the working class of the west. decades

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> that's nbc nightly news for this saturday.r, don't forget to set your clocks ahead one hour tonight for daylight saving, then join kate snow here tomorrow for a fascinating look at a group of seniors turning back the clock. synchronized swimming. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time and good night. a wintery mix o descending upon your weekend. >>> right now at 6:00, a wintry mix of cold and rain descending right upon your weekend. we are once again under a microclimate weather alert. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. anoushah has the night off. the bay area bracing for more rain and more hail. we also might welcome some more snow. meteorologist rob mayeda tra tracking this whole thing. >> we're tracking rain south san jose into morgan hill, highway 101, and more showers crossing the coast, just off to the north and west of san francisco, mill valley, more showers. the reason we have this microclimate we

nbc news obtaining new commercial satellite images showing what experts believe is renewed activity at a key north korean ballistic missile launch site. efforts that suggests the previously dormant missile site has been restored for future missions. andrea mitchell now with late details. >> reporter: this satellite image shows kim jong-un is already rebuilding a key missile site used to launch long range missiles banned by the u.n. only 48 hours after the president walked away from the summit because kim would not start dismantling key weapons. >> to start up this activity only 48 hours after a failed summit is a clear sign that they're angry and they want to send a message to president trump. >> reporter: in hanoi, the president said -- >> chairman kim promised me last night, regardless, he's not going to do testing of rockets and nuclear. not going to do testing. so, you know, i trust him, and i take him at his word, i hope that's true. >> reporter: the image shows a testing stand, a crane, and activity on the railway to transport a missile, not random maintenance. >> north korea cou

from all of us at nbc news, have a great night. the news at six t now.d evening and thanks for joining us. i )m vicky nguyen. and i )m garvin thomas, in for terry mcsweeney. >>> the news at 6 starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> we are learning more about the young driver found dead in the car on the contra costa highway, that car full of bullet holes. >> nbc laura sambol has more on the investigation. laura. >> reporter: this ishe the crash happened just before 2:30 yesterday. look behind me. i'm at the willow road off-ramp and you can see the cones rail. that guard rail was ripped apart and lives torn apart. >> she was really a charming girl, bright

pete williams, nbc news, washington. >>> tonight, there are alarming new signs in this measles outbreak, growing in hot spots across the country. more measles cases reported as doctors plead with parents to get their children vaccinated. we get details from nbc's joe fryer. >> reporter: across the country tonight, measles is still spreading. over the past week, the number of cases jumped from 206 to 228, now impacting 12 states. last month, officials say two passengers on an international flight to san francisco got measles from a traveler who picked up the disease in another country. hit especially hard, the pacific northwest where the surgeon general visited communities with low vaccination rates. >> what i really believe is that we need to make it easier to get a vaccination than it is to get an exemption. >> reporter: in oregon, another case of an unvaccinated child is making headlines, but the life threatening disease is tetanus, the first pediatric case seen there in more than 30 years. according to a new cdc report, it happened in 2017. a 6-year-old boy cut his forehead while pla

that is nbc "nightly news." ben affleck will be on live to talk about his film, his road to recovery and his life now. i'm kate snow and lester holt will be back with you tomorrow. from all of us at nbc news, have a great night. >>> right now at 6:00, the votes have been cast. now the county begins a critical decision tonight that will affect thousands of bay area students. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thank you for joining united states. i'm vicky nguyen. >> i'm terry mcsweeney. an important announcement expected any time as teachers voted on the tentative agreement that could end the 7-day strike. >> christy, any word on the results? the votes have been in for about two hours now? >> reporter: no, not yet, and we are told that this count could take several hours. teachers were here until 4:00 today in oakland voting. and the ones that we spoke with had a really strong opinions. some calling this overall a good

joe fryer, nbc news. >>> up next, meet the new highest paid athlete in history. r weed killer gave a man cancer. what it means for the thousands who say it gave them cancer too. also -- he stepped on a sea urchin and went to urgent care. then -- he says he was charged $700 for a pair of disposable slippers. we invegtiaget this south bay care urgent care center. that )s >>> and now the baseball star on the verge of signing the biggest contract in american history. here is ron mott. >> reporter: he may not be a household name like lebron, brady or serena, but tonight an l.a. angel has reached heights even those legends can't match. mike trout, seven-time all-star, two-time american league mvp is reportedly about to hook the biggest contract ever in north american professional sports. >> never ceases to amaze! >> reporter: numbers truly out of the park. a 12-year contract worth $430 million, according to espn. 100 million more than the previous record for fellow baseball star bryce harper. $155 million more than a-rod got 12 years ago. >> it's crazy money. i'd love

kristen dahlgren, nbc news, manchester township, new jersey. >>> we've got a lot more ahead tonight. hidden spy cameras discovered in dozens of hotels, livestreaming guests' private moments. how to protect yourself on your next stay. >>> the price you pay. why are gas prices shooting up and how long will it last? >>> the surprise reunion moving so many to tears. stay with us. >>> next tonight, a shocking invasion of privacy. a massive network of hidden cameras discovered in dozens of hotels live streaming unsuspecting guests. nbc's gadi schwartz explains how to protect yourself. >> reporter: it was a spy camera website with thousands of subscribers paying to watch unsuspecting motel guests recorded live, according to south korean police. they say so far four people have been arrested after tiny cameras were found hidden in hair dryer mounts in sockets in 42 motel rooms, recording an estimated 1,600 victims. a growing problem in south korea prompting protests. advances in technology have led to cheaper and more powerful cameras that people can hide in almost anything, almost anywhere.

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kasie hunt, nbc news, the capitol. >>> this is pete williams. robert mueller is nearly done, but michael cohen is now saying publicly what law enforcement federal prosecutors in new york are actively investigating donald trump's conduct as a businessman, as well as his early days in the white house. cohen says they're looking at what trump and his aides said to him after the fbi searched his office last year. >> this topic is actually something that's being investigated right now by the southern district of new york, and i've been asked by them not to discuss it. >> reporter: his testimony raised new questions about trump financial statements suggesting possible bank fraud when mr. trump overstated his assets to get more favorable treatment from banks, but understated his company's wealth to get lower taxes. and they're examining the hush money payments to two women. cohen says president trump was personally th while . he raised questions about trump's use of charity money to buy this portrait for himself. officials say helped pay for t trump ina

ron allen, nbc news, tel aviv. >>> in venezuela tonight, deepening humanitarian and political crisis. food and water shortages and power outages have gripped the country. nbc's gabe gutierrez is in car action i can't say and has our report. >> reporter: today supporters of the venezuelan opposition rally blocking the main highway in carac "my message for the kwumpu.s.," says, "is we need help." entertainingly difficult to find. the red cross now preparing to bring supplies. the first time president nicola allow relief from an independent aid organization. the united nations says about seven million people are in dire need. >> venezuela is a big, fat mess. >> reporter: the trump administration and dozens of other countries recognize opposition leader juan guaido as the interim president earlier this year helping military defectors would help oust maduro from power, but that hasn't happened. on friday, this chinese plane with medical supplies landed in caracas parking next to a russian aircraft. both countries among those backing maduro as tensions with the u.s. escalate. maduro's suppo

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tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> and more breaking news. this from off theoast of norway where painstaking rescue efforts are now underway to evacuate passengers and crew one by one from a cruise ship that has broken down in some very rough atr. as nbc's sarah harmon reports, that rescue effort triggered another emergency oper rion. >>orter: a nightmare at sea. 1,300 people stranded aboard a cruise ship in violent waters. tonight they're being airlift to safety one by one. >> when the glass broke, water came in, and people fell down, and they were getting cut. >> i was petrified. >> reporter: the "viking sky" was cruising the western coast of norway when it lost engine power. issuing a mayday call just afte. 2:00 p.m local time. the passengers, mostly british c and americanizens according to local media, are posting terrified messages on social media as they wait to rescued. >> very frightening. we went up on a helicopter with a sling, the two of ustogether. and it was quite scary. >> reporter: the area where the ship is stranded is conside

miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> and more breaking news tonight. a stunning turn of events for chelsea manning, the former army private who leaked thousands of classified documents now back behind bars for refusing to testify in an investigation of wikileaks. our pete williams has late details. >> reporter: chelsea manning walked into federal court in virginia this morning fully aware that she might not walk before a federal grand jury now investigating wikileaks and its founder, julian six sa years. originally subpoenaed last month to testify, she has declined saying she doesn't want to answer questions unless they're asked in open court. >> i don't believe in the grand jury process. i don't believe in the secrecy of this. >> reporter: in 2010, the former army intelligence analyst gave more than half a million classified documents to wikileaks, the largest such leak in u.s. history. it made the website and assange household names. manning served seven years in a military prison until president obama commuted the rest of the 35-year sentence. now s

steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >> that is nbc nightly news on this sunday.his week, my investigative report about what's happening at a secure residential facility designed to help troubled youth. it's a story every parent will want to see. i'm kate snow. for all of us at nbc news, have a great night. a look inside. the mueller report concl reques o collusion between the trump >>> right now at 6:00, a look inside. the mueller report concludes there was no collusion between the trump campaign and russia. tonight, both sides of the political aisle are trying to spin what that report really means. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. >> president trump is declaring victory tonight now that a summary of the special counsel mueller's russian investigation is out. marianne favro has a closer look at the findings and reactions. is calling the investigation and illegal takedown that failed. he spoke about the investigation shortly after the details were released. >> it was a complete and total

ron mott, nbc news, tulsa. he> now to decision by prosecutors in twacramento not to charge police officers who fatally shot an unarmed black man last year. and a correction here. last night we incorrectly reported that stephon clark was running away fom police when they shot him. yesterday the district attorney said an investigation concluded that clark was advancing toward the officers in a shooting stance. the officers said they thought he was pointing a gun at them. clark was found to be holding a cell phone. his fiancee told reporters the decision not to charge the officers broke her family's heartagain. >>> now to new thinking about how to report the crime of exual assault. about every three minutes, someone in this country is sexually assaulte d many of those attacks go unreported. but now, somes vivors are finding the strength to begin a search for justice on their own terms using high-tech tools. >> reporter: growing up in connecticut, ryan scioscia loved playing soccer and e, but he had a secret it wou

morgan chesky, nbc news, phoenix, arizona. >> and good for her. the first athletes with down syndrome to get a college scholarship to play golf. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night.the unusual courtroom sct involved the >>> right now at 6:00, his lawyer says it was just a bad acid trip. the unusual courtroom scene that involved the victim's family supporting a stanford employee accused of attempted murder. >> scattered rain continues on storm ranger right now. i'll show you when this clears out and the major impact it's had on our rainfall season coming up. >> but first a family tragedy unfolding in san jose. two children and a woman found dead inside of an apartment. we are on the scene with what neighbors are telling us. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a horrific and deeply sad situation unfolding at a san jose apartment complex today. we are hearing that a woman may have

gabe utiligutierrez, nbc news. it>> state and federal auths are disclosing a massive drug bust at the busy port of new jersey in new york, one of thbi est in decades and drug agents say it's a sign of a worrisome cocaine comeback. our justicees pondent pet williams has details. r: this cell phone video shows federal agents about to unload a remarkable find, 3200 pounds of caine, 1.6 tons with a street value of $77 million. it was hidden in a shippi container of dried fruit at the port authority of new york and new jersey, when scans alreveed something suspicious and a closer look turned up white powder in 60 packages. 's the second largest seizure of cocaine at the port and the biggest in 25 eyears. cocase peaked a few decades ago but federal druggents say it's making a comeback. >> cocaine was the nemesis in the 90s, but this is traffickers today trying to merge cocaine and fentanyl to create new markets. >> reporter: like other drugs, most cocaine comes into the u.s. across the ugouthern border thro check points,

gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >> everything old is new again. that's "nightly news." >>> liepghts, camera, access. >> jessicaimon made it looked easy. >> i have been hospitalize a couple oftimes. >> of course, she's still joking about it. amy schumer's pregnancy have

here's nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres. >> reporter: it's long-standing advice followed by millions of y americans, an aspirin a n prevent a first heart attack. but now a major abt-face. new guidelines from the americas hearciation now say adults over 70 should not be taking the drug. >> aspirin isn't harmless. >> reporter: the new recoendation comes after thr large studies found that aspirin did not prevent heart attacks and strokes in older adult in fact, taking it every day raised the risk of serious harm like stomach and brain bleeding. those who should not take aspirin include people over 70, anyone who does not have heart aeeding. for someone takiirin right now what should they do? >> people taking aspirin should not just stop. they should have a conversation with their physician and really determine their individual risk. >> dr. torres, who should still be on aspirin? >> people o have already had a heart attack or stroke, for them daily aspirin can be life saving. people at high risk of their first heart

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ron allen, nbc news, new york. >> that looks like so much fun. >> so many great things about that program go lattice at 96, love that all around. captain marvel dominated at the box office this weekend. the superhero pick scored the biggest world opening of all-time for a female funded film. raking in 455 million globally and 153 million in north america. captain marvel herself bree larson surprised theater goers over the weekend passing out popcorn and also meeting fans. >> how cool is that for the star of the film to show up at your theater. >> i know. anything can happen. that's the way right there, especially when it comes to superheroes, in real life for the fans. thanks for watching "early today." i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm marlie hall. get your morning news updates on "early today's" instagram. the news continues right here on nbc. >>> this morning, swift action being taken in the wake of a second boeing 737 max 8 aircraft going down. investigators piece together what went wrong. >>> u.s. military continue to back aggressive attacks and air strikes on the last isis strong hold.

kathy park, nbc news, new york. >>> thereas been so much focus recently on the southern border, the one the u.s. shares with mexico but now u.s. officials are paying more attention to the country's other border with canada. nbc news obtained n exclusive data showing the spike and the number of illegal crossings in the u.s. from canada. kerry sanders repts from the forgotten border. >> it is beautiful a. it is here in vermont where we join u.s. customs and border protection to best understand why anas incg number of immigrants come to canada to ente the u.s. ill leely. all they need is a $300 ticket and a $700 entry fee >> doit is so simple from someo from mexico to fly to canada. >> it is an area that can be exploited. eporter: while the raw numbers are small, new governmenttatistics illustrate a trend, 91% encrease increase undocumented immigrants captured along the u.s. canada border. >> as we sit out here today is about 8 degrees right now and we have a lot of snow. this is not favorable conditions for anybody to be out here in the middle of the night. people try. they absolely try.

for all of us here at nbc news, we hope you have a very good night.now. od evening and thanks for joining us. i )m terry mcsweeney. >>> the news at 6:00 starting right now. good evening, k you four joini you for joining us. >> we're tracking the new round of rain and the timeline. >> you are seeing scattered showers around the tri valley, and one over palo alto and stanford moving toward the dumbarton bridge. scattered showers more intense across the sierra. and the trend continues to bring areas of showers. sun glasses and an umbrella to wrap up the weekend. the pattern we're keeping a very close eye on developing in the pacific, this could be another atmospheric river pattern. we'll have a closer look at where all this rain could be headed next in our seven-day forecast in about stuff. a treeas one just like thei this. residents are coming back to th

ron allen, nbc news, new york. >> great moves they are. >> that is nbc "nightly news" on a sunday nightster will be back with you tomorrow. >> i'm kate snow. from all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. rain and hais the bay. we mcelhaney. he weekend under a microclimate >>> right now at 6:00, rain and hail sweeping across the bay area in places and closing out the weekend in a microclimate weather alert. news at 6 starts right now. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm vicky nguyen. this round of stormy weather brought it all. >> it's about to hit the south bay now. >> you're seeing probably the most significant hail of the day in downtown east san jose.owp o. we'll

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, ft. bragg, north carolina. >>> today is international women's day, an opportunity to honor and celebrate women around the world. tonight we're going just that with a group of inspirational women th all have one thing in common. here's nbc's cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: fashion's hot-new cover girl, 97-year-old iris apthel who just signed with a top modeling agency. the supreme court has r- 85-yd justice ruth bader ginsburg. who's become a cultural rock star.♪ ♪ older women are being seen and heard in greater numbers. >> i can't do it anymore, joe. >> reporter: though the oscar eluded her -- >> glenn close, "the wife." >> reporter: 71-year-old glenn close won a golden globe.g >> i'm think my mom who really sublimated herself to my father her whole life. in her 80she said to me, "i feel i haven't accomplished anything." and it was so not right. >> reporter: what's going on? well, part of it's demographic. women are living longer. the average lifespan, 81. five years longer than men.so wom

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kathy park, nbc news, new york. story to the "don't see this every day" column. it's from madison square garden where the tied rangers and caps were in asituation. washington's alex ovechkin, who approaches the net, alexander gorgeyev throws his stick the puck. the refs rule nod goal then overturned the goal because the goalie threw his gear at the puck so the caps awarded this one 3-2. >>> let's check back in with meteorologist michelle grossman with the cold temperatures a lot of us are going to be feel so cold, we're going to need players throughout the country, at least from the middle of the country to the east. we're looking at temperatures 8 degrees in minneapolis. 27 in oklahoma city. look at dallas. shivering there, 35 degrees, just above freezing. to the northeast, we're coldwell below normal. cold air will stick around in the middle of the country too on tuesday. minneapolis just 15 degrees. lat's a air is going to stay in place for many of us throughout the week, temperatures just in the 30s in the northeast. don't put away those coats quite yet. do y

stephanie gosk, nbc news. >>> when we come back, the remarkable story of an american hero who received this country's highest military honor. stopping car br francisco. new technology that )s making thieves think twice before smashing a window. plus new fallout from the college cheating scandal how lawmakers now want to change the way students take the s-a-t )s and a-c-t tests. next. right now a >>> president trump awarded the medal of honor today to a soldier who gave his life to save others. i want to share his story with you, the love and sacrifice in tonight's "those who serve." raised under montana big skies, army staff sergeant travis atkins was born to be a soldier. >> dedicated to being an infantry soldier. >> reporter: he fought in the 2003 iraq invasion, came home, went to college. but it wasn't enough. >> he realized that the army was his calling. >> reporter: he deployed back to iraq, this time supporting the army's elite delta force. on june 1st, 2007, staff sergeant atkins tetwo insurgents vests. with his bare hands, he pinned one to the ground, absorbing the sergeant atk

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gabe gutierrez, nbc news, atlanta. >>> president trump expressed condolences for new zealand from the oval office as he signed his first veto. nbc's hallie jackson is at the white house. hallie, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. late today president trump issued that veto on what he called a reckless resolution, a bill that would have blocked his national emergency on the border wall. it's an emergency declaration now being challenged in court and at the capitol. that's where a dozen republicans voted against the president on this measure, hoping to put a check on presidential power. still, president trump today dismissed any internal gop drama and seemed confident in his approach. >> i put no pressure on anybody. i actually said i could have gotten some of them to come along. i said i want you to vote your heart, do what i want to do, i'm not putting any pressure. the case is a very strong case, very powerful case. it was -- i think actually national emergency was designed for a specific purpose like this. >> reporter: democrats will try to override that veto la

anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> this evening there is a food safety alert to tell you about. arbutterball is recalling 80,000 pounds of ground raw turkey products nationwide as heal officials investigate several salmonella cases. the producteing recalled have establishment number estp7345 in the usda mark of inspection, and a sell or freeze by date of july 26, 2018. we've put more information for you on our facebook pa> . >>just ahead as we continue tonight, the highway of the future. take a ride in one of the new semirucks driven by robots. >>> the terrifying near-miss on the road caught on camera. >>> the te who beat the odds. why so many colleges are competing over him. stay with us. with advil, you'll ask... what sore muscles? what pounding head? advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. i swibecause they let metual, customize my insurance. and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything, like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty.

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