and that is new york. that is what we do. [ applause ] our founding fathers -- our founding fathers said it all in three words. e pluribus unum. out of many, one. that was the founding premise of the nation, and that is the enduring promise of the nation. that is a lesson that lives in this state, and our people need to know today that, yes, the winds are strong. and, yes, the seas are rough. and, yes, our principles are being challenged. but new york will show this nation once again how to heed our better angels and that the greatest success is shared success. and that we build the brightest future together. excelsior and god bless you. [ applause ] >>> this weekend, on american history tv on c-span 3, saturday evening at 6:00 eastern on the civil war, author and historian harold hol ser on abraham lincoln's views on immigration and his efforts to court the german-american vote early in his career. >> one in ten immigrants joined the union military as soon as they arrived. by lincoln's optimistic calculat

queens will see two new airports, a new jfk and a new laguardia because i'm from queens. [ applause ] and we want to make brooklyn a new model for health care, incorporating prevention strategies into lifestyle and community development. better food and diets with green markets offering new york certified organic products from farms and businesses in new york. we will be building more recreation facilities, more community-based clinics, and we will make brooklyn a model for wellness. [ applause ] we have an exciting opportunity to attract jobs because the economic cycle has turned. many corporations that went overseas for cheap labor have learned a very important lesson. they learned that sometimes you get what you paid for, and they're coming back to the u.s., and we want them back in new york. the key to the jobs of tomorrow is having an education. advanced manufacturing requires skills and an education. the truth is that automation has taken american jobs far more than any immigrant has taken american jobs. [ applause ] but these economic changes have always been happening. during

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"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> tonight we're getting our first look at what an obamacare replacement might look like in the trump era. with millions of americans waiting to learn the fate of their government health care coverage, nbc news has obtained a draft republican proposal making its way around capitol hill. it sketches out big changes including how those with preexisting conditions would be covered. and how it's all to be paid for. but the rush to repeal and replace obamacare comes as new polls show it has reached new levels of popularity. we get details from our white house correspondent kristen welker. >> as the debate rages about america's healed care system, president trump traking fresh aim at obamacare during his speech at an conservative conference today. >> obamacare doesn't work? >> new details about a republican plan about repealing and replacing the law, a draft calls for gutting the individual mandate, meaning no penalty for those who don't buy insurance,

vonnie: given that we have a lot to -- a lot going on and now a new new new news conference -- a noon news conference, does this take away the focus on russia and communication with russia and what the vice president knew and didn't know and all of that murky news that we have been trying to get our heads around? >> i think that is the goal of the white house and the president in putting together this quick, unexpected news conference. they want to change the narrative. we have seen a number of different leaks come out of the intelligence communities, questioning whether or not president trump's campaign had inappropriate ties with russian intelligence operatives. it has rocked the white house over the last week and they are trying to change the narrative, and having a labor secretary drop out sort of added to the string of bad news that this white house has faced and now they are trying to get back control and move away from these questions about russia and move towards this new nomination. trump also said he believes that he is going to have an announcement about a new plant coming

so look, he's a new yorker. i'm the new york state attorney general. and so we have gotten to know each other in the context of litigation and investigations in the past. >> toobin: and what do you think of donald trump. >> you know, i think that it is extraordinary that he has done what he has done. give credit where credit is due. but he is now the president of the united states. and whatever our relationship was when he was a private citizen engaged in good or bad conduct is is very different. i mean my-- we are not out to get mr. trump. we are out to uphold the rule of law. >> toobin: speaking of rule of law, let me ask you a legal question. in the course of your foundation investigation which is continuing, trump foundation investigation, do you have the legal right to spp his tax return? >> well, i don't comment onion going investigations. i don't think we're there yet. as i say-- . >> toobin: i'm not saying are you spping his-- spping, but do you have the legal authority to do that? >> i don't think that is something that is richard under the ci

they get more of their news from national news. when they consume that news -- >> and from facebook. >> wait, that's not me. we have a problem there too. >> it's interesting to think about the impact of that press conference how it was viewed in different ways. he takes two questions and the foreign leader takes two questions. they were all conservative news outlets asking questions. putting aside the quality of questions, trump was bypassing the biggest organizations. then he holds the press conference where he does call on the nbc and abcs of the world. what was your interpretation of it in. >> i think the idea of reaching out beyond like the big four paper, networks is fine. my concern, to me it's at the center of a lot of this and why i think the words matter. what donald trump is saying to his supporters is when you hear things on the news that challenge me, don't believe them because they are fake. what we're talking about is basic factual assertions or false assertions where there's a reckless disregard for truth. that elect

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new private sector jobs. we now have had seven consecutive years of private sector job growth, and all of the jobs lost during the great recession have now been recovered by the people of the state of new jersey. [ applause ] at the same time, we have kept our promise to reverse the outlandish growth of government, which was created in the decade before our arrival. we have eliminated more than 10,000 government jobs at the state and 21,000 more government jobs at county and local government level through the effective property tax cap. that is 31,000 government jobs eliminated in just seven years. we promised a smaller government, recall ladies and gentlemen we have delivered it. [ applause ] and let me remind you that in state government all of this was done without layoffs. it was done with fiscal with the people's money. rose 15% in 2016. home sales are growing and new jersey is growing with it. as a result look at what happened to unemployment rate at 9.8%, now 5%. nearly cut in half. 445,000 new jerseyi

a problem this morning in upstate new york and new england.ers are also likely to see snow on the roads in the higher elevations in new mexico. wet roads will be the problem in west and central texas. >>> if you're flying airport delays possible in boston, new york city, philadelphia and washington, d.c. >>> now to the parents of a 10-year-old killed in that water park accident. they're speaking out about the tragedy. >> caleb schwab died in august. his mother and father talk about the horrifying moment that will stay with them forever. here's matt gutman. >> reporter: the parents of caleb schwab, the 10-year-old killed in a tragic water park accident, speaking out for the first time. last august the schwabs decided to take their four boys including caleb to the schlitterbahn water park. caleb and his 12-year-old brother nathan went straight to the 170-foot scaffold of verruckt, which means insane in german. >> before they took off, i said brothers stick together, and he says, i know, dad. i said, look at me, brothers stick together. i know da

"action news" will be right back. >> break riebt on "action news," -- right now on "action news," a night vfw end in gunfire. >> a gunman kills a bar manager and robs the place and helps himself to the victim's wallet and keys before taking off. >> we're following a breaking traffic alert crews have spent hours trying to clean up the crash on new jersey turnpike and the mess has the highway jammed. >> good morning, 5:30, friday, february 17. david murphy has accuweather and karen rogers is watching the crash. >> reporter: we're starting with the breaking news, new jersey turnpike southbound approaching route 73. all lanes be blocked. the action cam live on the scene showing what happened. there was a tractor-trailer that

he is a new yorker. i am the new york state attorney general.e have gotten to know each other in the context of litigation and investigations in the past. jeffrey: what do you think of donald trump? eric: i think it is extraordinary he has done what he has done. give credit where credit is due, but he's now the president of the united states. whatever our relationship was when he was a private citizen engaged in good or bad conduct is very different. we are not out to get mr. trump. we are out to uphold the rule of law. jeffrey: let me ask a legal question. in the course of your trump foundation investigation, do you have the legal right to subpoena his tax return? eric: i don't comment on ongoing investigations. i don't think we are there yet. jeffrey: i am not saying are you subpoenaing, but do you have the legal authority to do that? eric: i don't think that is something required under the circumstances of this investigation. we are being very careful not to overstep our authority. we don't want anyone to get the impression there is any polit

a new travel ban is expected from president trump ahead at 5:30, the new priority from the white house for boarding patrol. >>> and the new procedure getting popularity online is now being shunned by top experts in the u.s. cecily -- >> clouds with highs stuck in the 50s tomorrow and tomorrow we climb into the 60s and get ready for a string of 70 degree weather i'll have dedale . >>> a bull that led new york city police on a wild chase this morning has died. the wild scene started at 11:00 after the bug escaped from a slaughter house in queens. police cornered the bull and trancealized it, but the bull broke free and they wrangled the bull and the animal was taken to an animal care center where it was pronounced dead on arrival. >>> health check tonight a major dental group is warn being a dangerous practice online do it yourself teeth straightening. ali gorman is here with more. >> reporter: some things will great to do yourself and trying to straighten your teeth is not one of them. they say the alarming trend is on the rise and most likely due to the cost and professional straighten

>>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york.d to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, nearly 180,000 people in california have been told to evacuate because an emergency spillway at this country's tallest dam is capable of failing. residents in eight area towns were ordered to evacuate sunday afternoon when the spillway erosion was spotted. worst case, if the spillway collapsed, a 30-foot wall of water would spill onto the towns below. lake oroville is one of california's largest manmade lakes. officials are releasing water to lower the level of the lake. the water is no longer spilling over the top of the spillway and are hoping to plug the hole using helicopters to drop rocks. >> i just got a text message and alert and firefighters going up and down our streeting telling us to get out as fast as we can. we packed up our dogs and lifted up our couches. >> it was the tough call to make and the right call to make to protect the public. >> overnight officials used helicopters to inspect the damage. the governor has put the

"nightly news" begins right now. >> from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening. to our viewers in the west, a dangerous and fast-moving storm system is on the march in the deep south tonight after unleashing damaging tornados in southeast louisiana including parts of new orleans. at least 20 people were injured, and many left homeless as the twisters high wind and hail heavily damaged homes and businesses. some in areas that were flooded during hurricane katrina. the powerful storm system swept in around midday, and tonight still threatens millions as it speeds eastward. al roker updates the threat in a moment, but first to new orleans where gabe gutierrez has the latest. >> reporter: tonight the south is bracing for more severe weather. >> another one coming. >> got another one coming. >> reporter: after powerful storms ripped through louisiana. >> oh, my god. look at this. this is real tornado. >> reporter: three tornadoes touching down in and around new orleans. >> total devastate. i can't believe it. >> reporter: shre

tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >>> u.s. and iraqi forces launched another all-out assault on isis today, trying to drive the terror group out of iraq's largest city, mosul. jonathan vigliotti has the latest. >> reporter: u.s.-backed iraqi troops moved in swift think sunday, retaking at least five villages in western mosul, setting their sights on the airport. iraqi planes dropped millions of leaflets, calling on islamic state militants to surrender. the prime minister announced the aggressive operation this morning, saying the things is twofold, to liberate civilians and reclaim territory from the islamic state. "we call on our brave troops to start the push to liberate the rest of the city and people from the oppression and terrorism of isis," he said. as many as 600,000 civilians live in the western part of the city. the assault is taking place amid new concerns about the conditions they've been living in. according to those who have escaped, basic supplies like food and water, are scarce. the operation to free mosul bega

where he says fake news. >> he's labeling some of the most mainstream sources of news fake news media, we have a president who does not want to be criticized. he doesn't like the media exposing anything or talking back to him or arguing with him on holding him accountable for anything that he's saying. he has repeatedly singled out the "new york times" and cnn and a few others for propagating fake news without being specific about what they're doing except that they are holding him accountable. and he did say in that clearly that they are the enemy of the american people, i've never heard a president say anything hike that. today he went on and on at the conservative political action conference. again, attacking the media, attacking the "new york times," attacking cnn and several others, and then sean spicer had an informal press briefing, but they kept the "new york times" and cnn and a couple of other so-called unfriendly news outlets outside the white house and outside the pressroom. that's the first time i've heard anything like that. >> what do you think the strategy is, to distr

"nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news," with lester holt. >>> and good evening. we start tonight with an nbc news exclusive about russia and the possible future of edward snowden. the fugitive ex-nsa contractor who was granted refuge in russia after exposing secrets, some of america's most sensitive surveillance programs. two senior government officials telling nbc news that russian officials are discussing the idea of turning snowden over to the u.s. but what would russia expect in return for a man seen by some here as a traitor and others, a hero? here's senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden. >> tonight, nbc news has learned that the russian government is considering offering fugitive edward snowden as a gift to president trump. this, according to a senior official, who has analyzed a series of highly sensitive intelligence reports detailing russian conversations and deliberations. a second source in the intelligence community confirms the intelligence and notes it has been received since the inauguration. the sources say russia has

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>>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> breaking news here on cnn i'm brooke baldwin. the breaking news is the fact that we have just learned here at cnn that cnn has been blocked from a white house gaggle. a gaggle essentially informal gathering of print radio, television to be briefed in this case by the white house. the white house daily briefing not happening today. and traditionally you have seen the pictures, this is so incredibly significant because this has never happened in this administration, not only is cnn blocked, other organizations blocked, "the new york times," l.a. times, and politico. apparently the white house association is protesting and as we are getting a little bit of context this c-pac, we heard from the president and he doubled down from his tweet a couple of days ago, saying the media is the enemy of the american people. his chief strategist this time yesterday calling the media the opposition party over and over. let's talk through this. i have sara murray first joining me one of our white house correspondents, why aren't we there? >> repor

in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, early this morning a lockdown on the campus of the university of california at berkeley was lifted. it had been triggered by violent protests that forced the cancellation of a talk by the editor of breitbart news. a group of protesters dressed in black threw rocks, set fires, and broke windows. breitbart's milo yiannapolis was scheduled to speak. >> reporter: it started as a peaceful protest but at one point felt like a riot. you can see this destruction left behind. the police blame a small group of what they're calling outside agitators. loud booms rang out in the crowd as protesters set off fireworks in the middle of uc berkeley's plaza, an explosive display to stop ultra conservative breitbart editor milo yiannapolis from speaking on campus. >> it sends a message that no way will we allow any of this to go on near berkeley. >> reporter: many held signs but others covering their faces vandalized property. it erupted in fire, flames s

year >>> shore bad news for st.day, they have now lost their top two scorers le mack kimball is now out foresees on after breaking his left foot. it is same fracture as ben simmons this comes a month after losing newkirk, the hawks have lost eight of their last 10 games. >>> finally hey be giving up is not such a bad thing at least in this case. north dakota state basketball game, one of their layers, tried to save the ball, but, watch this. oops. >> my goodness. >> yeah. >> ty, ended up somehow, some way in the other teams basket. three pointer. >> you got to be kidding. >> it did not cost north day coat state the game. >> what a bummer. >> carson wentz, his school by the way, so i'm sure he is thankful his basketball team did not the lose that game. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next on "action news" we have windy weather heading our way. meteorologist melissa magee has exclusive accu weather seven day forecast when "action news" comes right back >>> well, melissa is here with the check of the accu weather forecast afte

new u.s. attorney general jeff sessions disagreed, rescinding that memo, saying it "impaired the bureau's ability to meet the future needs of the federal correctional system." taft correctional institution craig atkin believes private prisons serve a purpose. basically, that o.i.g. report was saying compared to federally run prisons, that private-run prisons were more dangerous. is that the case here? >> that is not the case in my experience. i really believe that we are-- operate every bit as good as any bureau facility i've ever been in, and in fact, better than just about everyone i can imagine. >> reporter: cbs news has learned two of the three major private prison companies donated a half a million dollars combined to president trump's inauguration committee. but, scott, the u.s. department of justice says this decision was all about giving prison officials the flexibility they need to manage their facilities properly. >> pelley: mireya villarreal reporting for us tonight. mireya, thank y

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"the new york times" reports the resignation of milo yiannopoulos from breitbart news.ervative writer also lost a prestigious speaking engagement and a quarter million dollar book deal. the austin american statesman says a court blocked texas from diskauffing planned parenthood as a medicaid health care provider. the judge said undercover video shot by abortion opponents did not show wrongdoing. >>> sign tells tell the guardian of britain that life span forecasts will soon top 90 years for first time ever. there is a study of 35 developed countries shows a significant rise in life expectancy. one notable exception is the u.s. where the rise is slower due to obesity, homicides and lack of equitable health the lakers hope magic johnson can help reverse their slumping fortunes. he was named president of basketball operations. his hiring came after the team ousted the team manager and brother from the front office. >>> and a 6-year-old born with one arm outhit some pro golfers. he challenged them to use one arm yesterday in a closest to the pin contest. the event raised fun

now in new jersey. 295 our camera. needed to take a train you're not going to run into any problems or delays. take a look at vine street expressway as well as the blue route. send it back to you. >>> following breaking news. crews now have hotel fire under control. flames broke out this morning. you can see at one point flames shooting through the roof of this building. firefighters banged on doored to get people out. everyone did get out. taken to the hospital. both will be okay. just minor injuries. investigation into the cause is just beginning. >>> happening today natural gas pipeline through new jersey's protected pinelands could be approved and opponents are ready to fight back. nbc 10 pamela osborne joins us live in cherry hill. meeting will happen. has both strong supporters and opponents. >> reporter: it does. supporters say it's going to increase energy reliability while others fear there could be damage to these federally protected foes forests, wetlands and farms. plan was narrowly defeat instead 2014. aft

heather: emmy award winning show 24 is back on fox and this time with a whole new cost facing some brand-newe's a situation. >> whatever is going on over there, it's not your job anymore. >> i'm the only one that could help. >> so let's step into the fox light michael tamara who got a behind the scenes look of the show and the question is, is he returning? >> sort of. [laughter] >> i sat down with the cast who told me what it was like bringing the great series back to life. >> i'm probably the only person in the planet who has never seen any of the 24 -- [laughter] >> i know. >> but i love this one. >> just watch this one. >> new generation, right here. >> that's what we want. >> that's what we want. >> were you guys fans of the original? >> super fan. >> i was a normal fan. >> how are you going to get into your favorite show. >> our version is new cast and twist. >> maybe this was a part of that. >> do you know what we are doing hits really close to home and almost maybe too close to home and you'll see as the story unfolds that it's very exciting, it's also very scary. >> yeah. >> there is

z1we5z zi0z y1we5y yi0y >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon we are following break news from upper darby where three septa trains were involved in a crash near the 69th street terminal. chopper 6 hd as over the derailment and we learned that one victim is in critical condition. it's tuesday afternoon and we begin with the developing investigation into how this happened. "action news" is live with team coverage. john rawlins is following the impact for commuters and first katherine scott has the latest from septa. >> reporter: two septa operators and two passengers were injured and one of those septa operators is in critical condition. there is a lot go on here this noon. the investigation is ongoing, they just halled in a lot of equipment and this investigation will have to rerail the equipment and get it moved. three six car trains were involved. seven cars derailed at 69th street terminal. four people were injured and the scope of the damage is being det

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the new york tabloids, the "new york post" this morning i think capturing the way a lot of new yorkers feel. "cheat your heart out." they couldn't even be nice about it. >> not even for a second. >> not for a second. congratulations, patriots nation. more on this throughout the morning as well. >>> and of course turning to our other top story, the immigration showdown pitting president trump against a federal appeals court. >> so the president is attacking a judge who initially issued the temporary restraining order suspending that travel ban over the weekend, as he warns homeland security to check people very carefully at the nation's airports. abc's david wright with the latest. >> reporter: this is the scene playing out at airports across the country. families torn apart by the trump administration's targeted travel ban reuniting with hugs and tears. with the ban now on hold pending appeals, it's a race against time for visa holders to get into the u.s. >> i didn't know how long it's going to take me to see my mother. >> happy that i'm here now. >> reporter: an anxious moment for ma

ght, nbc news exclusive.ew information contradicts the white house account of that military raid gone wrong in yemen. as the father of a slain s.e.a.l. raises his own questions. >>> a new wave of bomb threats and vandalism across the country targeting jewish community centers, schools, and another cemetery. kids evacuated. parents in fear. >>> pressure intensifying for an independent investigation into russian meddling. and former president bush weighs in exclusively to nbc news. >>> inside the oscar shocker. what went wrong in that jaw-dropping hollywood ending? >>> healthy heart attack. as a star tv trainer is stricken, tonight a new warning. >>> to the moon. private citizens going on an out of this world adventure. got your spacesuit ready? "nightly n

obviously i welcome new jobs and new investment in bbc scotland. iam however disappointed the bbc scottish nine on the new channel instead of a scottish six which does not satisfy everyone. 0bviously which does not satisfy everyone. obviously i welcome newjobs and new investment in bbc scotland. i am however disappointed the we know. nothing the bbc does will never has decided not to go ahead with the separate scottish six on bbc one because i think this is exactly the time for a launch of this new programme with all the political developments we know. nothing the bbc does will never please sarah smith, bbc news, and as the corporation has to make cuts elsewhere viewers in other parts of the country might wonder why scotla nd the country might wonder why scotland deserves special treatment. the time is 6.15pm. our top story this evening: the fiance of the children's author helen bailey has been found guilty of murdering her and dumping her body in a cesspit under their garage in hertfordshire. and still to come... many of princess diana's most beau

captioning sponsored by cbs >> ninan: breaking news-- democrats elect a new leader. in a dramatic saturday afternoon vote, tom perez is chosen as the new national chair of the d.n.c. can he rebuild the party and make it win again? >> i know we can win the battles ahead. i know we will win the battles ahead. >> ninan: also tonight, our david martin reports from the front lines on the battle for mosul, the isis stronghold in iraq, as another journalist is killed there by a rhodes side bomb. an oscar-winning actress leadses a pre-oscar protest against the president. >> this is our time to resist. >> ninan: and a cbs news legend celebrates a major milestone. >> i got my money's worth on this trip to planet earth. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. he's the life of the party, and one that's recently shown few signs of life until today. democrats reached into president barack obama's cabinet and pulled out their new national party leader, former u.s. labor secretary, tom perez. hundreds of d.n.c. members gathered in atlanta for their m

number three, new york city. you guessed it where drivers spend 89 hours on average in traffic during peak periods last year. moscow, russia, home of the kremlin and nearly 12 million people has the second worst traffic and that leaves los angeles as number one. the study says motorists wasted 104 hours sitting in gridlock last year costing every driver more than 400 bucks in wasted fuel and lost productivity. i bet. >> that's for sure. i've sat in those traffic lanes. >>> well, pope francis is speaking out about the dangers of texting. the pope urges young people to keep their cell phones away from the dinner table. the tech friendly pontiff warning texting during family meals endangers communication. this is not the first time he sounded the alarm about technology threatening personal relationships. i think it's interesting he directed this to young people but i see plenty of grown-ups well into their silver years we'll just say with the cell phone at the dinner table. just saying. >> when we come back here, th

the news is fake.ecause so much of the news is fake. >> reporter: trump insis the russians -- >> mike flynn is a fine person and i asked for his resignation. he respectfully gave it. >> reporter: but that he didn't tell the vice president the truth about what was discussed. and he insisted the leaks that exposed flynn's dishonesty are the real problem. >> what was wrong was the way that other people including yourselves in this room were given that information. because that was classified information. it was given illegally. that's the real problem. >> reporter: reporters had been summoned to the east room of the white house expecting to hear about trump's new pick for labor secretary replacing the fast food executive who withdrew in the wake of a scandal. the new nominee alexander acosta, professor and dean at the florida international university law school. he wasn't even in the room. >> i think he'll be a tremendous secretary of labor. >> reporter: even if trump didn't manage to change the subject,

so it's just unrelentingly bad news for the new administration in this new national poll. in terms of how the country views the president, his policies, his credibility, broadly sneaking the country doesn't even believe him when he asserts that something is true. this is interesting, though, even though every question in the national poll turns up a topline result that is bad news for the new administration, look at this. this is question 32 in the new poll. "would you support or oppose impeaching donald trump?" answer, dunno. hmm, sure, 46% of the country is all ready to impeach the president three weeks into his time in office and that's remarkable but look at the opposed number. even steven, 46-46. 10% of people say they're not sure so maybe that's some comfort to the new president. three weeks to his first term he's four points away from a majority of 2 country wanting hitch impeached. there's another way to look at the impeachment number, which is worse for the new president and the new administration. think about it. it's kind of interesting, right? you look at resul

this is the cbs morning news.s they deal with the shake up over michael flynn's ouster another bombshell hits the trump administration. a new report suggests trump campaign staffers and associates have been in contact with russia throughout the election. >>> residents return after fleeing a potentially devastating dam break, but they are not quite in the clear yet. >>> danger strikes harrison ford again, this time it's a close call with a passenger jet on a california runway. >>> and best in show, westminster crowns a new queen. >> the german shepherd that return aides allegedly had repeated contact with russian officials during the campaign. hannah daniels is here in new york. >> president trump meets face-to-face with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house today, it's their first meeting since his inauguration. the high profile foreign visit comes amid yet another damning report focusing on mr. trump and russia. >> the bombshell report published in the "new york times" tuesday cites four cu

tonight on it witness news at 11:00, nicole brewer with surprising new data that could change the wayou feel about marriage or living alone. that's tonight at 11:00. >>> well, one country music super star is so popular, cute, right? >> yes. >> fourth concert has been added in philadelphia. >> yeha. >> ♪ >> that's garth brooks and fans you're in luck. just minutes he'll join us live from nashville to talk about his tour and his stop right here in philly. katie. >> no offense, guys i really think garth wears it best. [ laughter ] >> fair enough, right. as we look forward to the upcoming weekend folks i have great weather news for you. sunny skies for both weekend days. warming trend on saturday and in the 50s a taste of april come sun day so all good things to look forward to but a bit of a chill in the air as well. and i'll walk through the pattern change when we come back with the full forecast. ♪ >>> ♪ >> well great news for garth brooks fans. a fourth show has been added for upcoming concert run right here in philadelphia. his first concert tour here in get this 19 years! >> wow! >>

"nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with the growing battle over immigration in this country. hundreds of undocumented immigrants were arrested this week across the nation in what authorities insist are routine law enforcement operations. it's bolstering the hoping of many who voted for president trump because of his tough stance on immigration. for many others growing fear tonight of family separation. more than 16 million people in this country live in a household with at least one undocumented immigrant. we get the latest from nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: on the same week that protest erupted in arizona as a mother convicted of using a false social security number was deported. [ chanting ] families of undocumented immigrants say they're now living in fear from california. >> with donald trump being president, i see no hope for us. >> reporter: to north carolina. >> our communities are being terrorized. >> reporter: this week, immigration and custo

as many as 80% of cases go >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now."y plane crash into a shopping mall. >> several americans have been confirmed dead after a small plane slammed into a building in australia. the crash causing a massive fire, smoke seen billowing from the site for miles. we'll have the late breaking details just ahead. >>> and take two, president trump announcing his new pick to replace the national security adviser he dismissed last week. so just who is general h.r. mcmaster and why is the president choosing him earning bipartisan praise? >>> and the security breach at one of america's busiest airports. nearly a dozen people walking through an unstaffed metal detector at jfk international. three setting it off with nobody stopping them from boarding their planes. what the tsa is saying. >>> and grande mocha loco. if you think you're particular how you like your coffee, wait till you see what could be the most ridiculous, complicated concoction ever. the barista probably having to work overtime to get in all the ingredients. we'll break

new mexico is open for business. [ applause ] i talked to ceos choosing new mexico who tell me they could have gone anywhere in the country, but they chose new mexico. great people, fair tax environment, a state willing to put its money where its mouth is. they see a state bursting with opportunity. that's why we must solve our budget challenges in a responsible way. you see, we have two choices. do what politicians have done for decades, grow government and raise taxes when times are tough, or we can be leaders and protect taxpayers, reduce the size of government and continue to build the foundation of a lasting vibrant economy. right sizing government means reducing the size of government and developing efficiencies. five years ago, i urged this body to act on its own recommendation to consolidate six executive agencies into three. those measures failed, but i am urging you, take another look. we have nearly twice as many agencies as the federal government. what's wrong with that picture? if we consolidate, we'll save tens of millions of dollars every year. it just makes sense. let's al