but owen was moving on to bigger things. he spent the year applying to colleges, after several months of nail-biting, he caught the brass ring, a full ride to harvard. >> this is a kid who had everything going for him. >> absolutely. >> reporter: what could go wrong? well, as it turns out, plenty. which brings us to one of st. paul's newer traditions, the senior salute. had you heard, when you were there, of the senior salute? >> the senior salute was just nothing that was a part of my life there. i've spoken to alumni throughout the years. i mean, my best guess is that this began around five years ago. >> reporter: it was the kind of tradition that students only whispered about, but owen labrie knew all about the senior salute. >> labrie said that it was something that most people on campus were aware of. >> reporter: jamie novograd has reported on the labrie case for msnbc since it first broke in the summer of 2014. >> he talked about it as an opportunity for a person who is leaving the school, who is graduating into a new

find the defendant owen labrie? >> reporter: labrie listened as the clerk read the first charge, that he had used a computer to lure his under-age accuser into having sex. it was a felony crime with severe penalties. >> guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> reporter: with those words, labrie went from high school graduate to felon and sex offender. the young man sobbed. >> for the first time in two weeks you saw emotion in him. real emotion. acquitted of the three other felonies he faced, the counts of forceable rape. >> you say, madam foreperson, that the defendant owen labrie is not guilty? >> yes. >> reporter: instead, the jury convicted him of misdemeanor sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child. as the courtroom emptied, owen labrie reached for his mother's hand. he was granted bail until his sentencing. but his defense attorneys weren't done fighting. in addition to possible prison time under the communications decency act, labrie's conviction for using a computer to contact his victim meant that he

this was her reputation or owen's reputation. >> reporter: owen labrie had finally gotten a chance to tell his version of events. >> thank you, mr. labrie. that's all i have. >> reporter: now, it was time for the prosecutor to question the defendant and a witness chair woululsoon turn into a hot seat for owen labrie. >>> coming up -- >> did you lie to him? >> yes. >> which story was t t truth? >> for the first time you saw emotion in him, real emotion. >> the verdict. when dateline continues. starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you'rdora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more ononar insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>you did it, yay! my son and i used to watch the red carpet shows on tv now, i'm walking them. life is unpredictable one thing g need to be predictable is to be flake free. because i have used head and shoulders for 20 years. used regularly, it removes up to 100% of flakes keeping you protected every week, every month, every

owen labrie came to st. paul's from a solidly middle class background he won a full scholarship and tookhe school by storm. soccer, cr, the scol paper and radio station. >> it'very, very smart kid, a lot smarter than am. reporter: john, a friend of en labrie's, also atteed st. paul's. born leader, as you can see throh those rolethat he was put in, the socc captain and althat. >> reporr: by his senior yea he owned the place. but owen was movg on to bigger thgs. he spent the year applying to coeges, after seral months ofail-bitinghe caught brass ring, full re to harvar >> this is aid whoad everything goi for him. >> absolely. rorr:hat cod go wrong? well, ast rns oulenty. which bringss tone of . paul's newer tradions, the nior salute. had you heard, when you were ther of the seoralute? >> the senior salute w just noing that was a part my life there. i've spoken to alumni throughout the years. i mean, my best guess is that this began aund five yrs ago. >> rter: it was the kind o tradition that students only whis

find the defendant owen labrie? >> reporter: labrie listened as the clerk read the first charge, that he had used a computer to lure his under-age accuser into having sex. it was a felony crime with severe penalties. >> guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> reporter: with those words, labrie went from high school graduate to felon and sex offender. the young man sobbed. >> for the first time in two weeks you saw emotion in him. real emotion. >> reporter: but he was acquitted of the three other felonies he faced, the counts of >> you say, madam foreperson, that the defendant owen labrie is not guilty? >> yes. >> reporter: instead, the jury convicted him of misdemeanor sexual assault and endangering the welfare of a child. as the courtroom emptied, owen labrie reached for his mother's hand. he was granted bail until his sentencing. but his defense attorneys weren't done fighting. in addition to possible prison time under the communications decency act, labrie's conviction for using a computer to contact his victim meant

karen: the legacy of jesse owens comes to the big screen. a look of the intersection of sports and politics. good afternoon. welcome to "cityline." later why the field of sports , becomes a proving ground for political causes. first, the movie "race" opened this weekend. it is based on the true story of james owens, known to us as jesse. and his ascendance from track the world stage at the olympics in nazi germany. a few weeks ago, i had a chance to sit down with stephan james, who plays owens. >> in 1936 nazi germany, one event would set the stage for the greatest feat of athleticism mankind had ever witnessed and one of the greatest displays of courage the world would ever see. the ninth of 10 children, jesse owens loved to run. it was this drive that led him to compete at ohio state. despite having to endure racial the great equalizer. >> there is only fast and slow. >> he would set records during his college career and become the hope for the 1936 games. >> you want to win a gold medal? >> nothing can stop you. >> for adolf hitler, it sh

now a new film about jesse owens reminds us of the enduring struggle. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: decision 2016. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening to our viewers on the west coast. it is great to be with you on this saturday. voting day in two key presidential contests. let's get right to the republican primary. in south carolina, where the polls closed a short time ago. nbc news now projects donald trump will win that primary with what appears to be a decisive victory over ted cruz and marco rubio who are in a battle for second that is too close to call. >>> the other race today, the democratic caucuses in nevada where nbc news projects hillary clinton defeats bernie sanders. clinton able to hold back sanders's surge following his big win in new hampshire, his loss tonight complicating his path to the nomination. we've got it covered in both states tonight. we start with the race in south carolina. katy tur is there. katy? >> reporter: lester, this is a massive win for donald trump. right now he could pote

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a new film about jesse owens reminds us of the enduring struggle. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> decision 2016. this is "nbc nightly holt. >> good evening. on this day, voting day in two key presidential contests. nbc news projects hillary clinton will defeat bernie sanders. able to hold back sanders' charge that followed his win in new hampshire. complicates his path to the nomination. the polls have closed in south carolina's republican primary. in recent days, ted cruz has been closing ground with donald trump. that race considered too close to call. we can tell you at this point it appears that be a three-way race among trump, cruz and marco rubio. with everyone else far behind. we will go to south carolina in just a moment. our team is in place let's get to the big story out of nevada. nbc's kristin welker is in las vegas. >> reporter: lester, good evening. it was electric here at caesar's palace in las vegas tonight. secretary clinton delivering her victory speech. there was a lot of concern amongst her supporters she would lose this piv

we will look at the new film about jesse owens. jake reese, "day to feel alive" jake reese, "day to feel alive" listen up! i'm here to get the lady of the house back on her feet. and give her the strength and energy to stay healthy. who's with me?! the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. with 9 grams of protein... ... and 26 vitamins and minerals >>> the scene last night in houston. the u.s. women's soccer team playing against trinidad and toe bay co-in a qualifying tournament for the olympics. it wasn't much of a contest. they secured a place in the games with a 5-0 victory. the u.s. will be going for its fourth straight olympic gold medal. >>> it was a another summer olympics eight decade ago when a young american caused a sensation that day. not only did jesse owens win four gold sew made a powerful statement about race. this weekend, a new film opens about the life and types of jessimes of jesse owens. of his day. >> reporter: this summer marks 80 years since jesse owens olympics. the focus of a new beyobe >> y

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not only did jesse owens win four gold medals, but in doing statement about race. this weekend, a new film opens about the life and types of jessimes of jesse owens. >> the fastest human of his day. >> reporter: this summer marks 80 years since jesse owens dominated the olympi. the focus of a new beyobe biopick called race. >> you want to win a gold medal? >> sure. >> reporter: his four gold medals stunned hitler. >> the competition was grand. i was very glad to come out on top. >> reporter: while his record breaking performance made headlines and him a household name in america, to many, owens was the wrong color. >> your friends will have to use the service entrance. >> reporter: the actor who plays him says the movie is much more than bla and white. what do you want people to get out of this? >> look at him and what he did at a time and place where did he it, there's no excuse me are for me to not be great. >> reporter: it highlights the athleticprowess of owens, it shows his grace against racial injustic and his commitment as a family man. something his daughte

there's fast and slow. >> reporter: blazing a trail for others who tracks. >> owens! >> reporter: in the race to greatness. ron mott, nbc news, new york. people who did something today that hadn't been done in with the pain and swelling of my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis... ordinary objects often seemed... intimidating. doing something simple... meant enduring a lot of pain. if ra is changing your view of everyday things orencia may help. orencia works differently by targeting a source of ra early in the inflammation process. for many, orencia provides long-term relief it's helped new ra patients and those not helped enough by other treatments. do not take orencia with another biologic medicine for ra due to an increased risk of serious infection. serious side effects can occur including fatal infections. cases of lymphoma and lung cancer have been reported. tell your doctor if you're prone to or have any infection like an open sore, the flu, or a history of copd, a chronic lung disease. orencia may worsen your copd. if you're not getting the relief you nee

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as for owen, he may not be getting another one any time soon. would you ever get another one? >> no. >>reporter: as similar -- simple as that. the investigation continues. owen says he has has a message for other kids without a hover board, he says if you don't have one, don't get one. steve cooper, 7 news. >>> fire blazing in weymouth. you can see the crews to put down the flames that was about two hours ago and a cause is now under investigation. >>> a young boy is reunited with his mother after he was found wandering all alone in dorchester. boston ems says the boy's about four year old and they found him walking along blue hill avenue just after 3:00 this evening. police say he left when i home because he wanted to go to the store to buy some chocolate. no charges have been filed. >>> new at 6:00 now apple getting a strong show of support around the country including right here in boston. we're live over a protest outside the apple store on boylston street. you can see a large crowd gathering there as we look live again. protests and controversy also has some implications

owen spoke to us when he got home from school and said it was seven and scary. owen: i got off, and it was smoking, and a couple of seconds later, it worst into flames. todd: he grabbed the dog and ran out with his sister and friends. insurance adjusters and cleanup people were here all day owen' s father says he has been told he will take several weeks to repair the damage from the fire. he said he had been wanting a for christmas, but he will not for christmas, but he will not be riding it again. ed: a driver was speaking to police through the passenger window, and 20-year-old william prewitt drove forward, tracking the officer at least five feet areas the female officer suffered a leg injury, but she is expected to be all right. heather: driving a camry, by toyota, police need your help in finding this woman, judith sales. and a man disappeared after a night out with his cousins, zachary marr. he was celebrating his birthday, last seen more than a week ago outside the bell in hand tavern. dive teams up already searched ed: and new at 4:30, falling at a home t

owen says he will never again rise another hoverboard. ed: police a looking for your help to find this woman. judith sales. john atwater is live, and, john, you just spoke with a relative? john: they are very worried about this woman. they have not spoken to her. they are talking to the family as they try to find this woman. about 3:00 yesterday afternoon, last seen working as a pharmacist. she was on her way to pick up her son from an afternoon program, but she never arrived. they say her telephone was last pinged in connecticut, and it is going to voicemail. her husband is shaken up, but they say she would not leave her family. they are looking for her white toyota camry. the police department as well as the woman' s family looking for any help they can get tonight. heather: protesters are expected to rally outside apple stores tonight all to support the tech giant with its encryption batter with the fbi over the locked iphone of the terrorist. and there is a case in boston that is similar. let' s get to rhondella ron della -- rhondella

the jesse owens here. also the "witch" is open and also "risen." >>> new this morning, feature yeah is cleaning up and assessing the damage from one of the strongest cyclones ever recorded in the south pacific. we're following the storm and we have more on the extensive damage in the chain of islands. >> reporter: cyclone winston crashed into fiji with deafening winds. miles an hour lifting steel roofs like pieces of paper. leaving tourists and locals terrified for hours. >> i didn't know i would survive last night because the cyclone was terrible. it was terrifying everyone. i mean, how can you sleep when you have a monster hovering over your house? >> reporter: the spanish rugby team in fiji for training played defense defending a beach resort with sandbags. the storm is one of the strongest ever recorded in the southern hemisphere. a category 5 cyclone. >> tropical cyclone winston is so massive that it is the first ever category 5 to hit fiji. >> there are reports of homes flattened but people are alrea

and you know, doing it with will and owen was a whole different experience. doing anything with will is -- you know [ laughter ] >> jimmy: the most fun human being. >> yeah, yeah, he really goes for it. >> jimmy: well this is a -- cause i want to show, we found a clip of you guys doing the show. >> okay. >> jimmy: and this is just your entrance. >> yeah, this is when we came out. then you'll see what will did. [ laughter ] [ speaking spanish ] >> will ferrell, owen wilson, y ben stiller! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> you can see -- can see how comfortable i was doing this? don't i look like i'm having a a great time? >> jimmy: how long does that go on? yeah. >> it went on for 38 seconds. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that was fantastic. that's fun, man. [ laughter ] everything okay, man? >> yeah. yeah, i am. why? seemed a little bummed out. >> no, i'm fine just -- you know. i had a thing, super bowl -- super bowl commercial. >> jimmy: yeah? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you were in a super bowl commercial? >> i was supposed to be in a a super bowl commerci