channing phillips is such a man. we need a president who recognizes the sham of spending tens of billions, destroying the land and killing innocent people in an unjust war, while tirelessly claiming that fiscal responsibility must mean starvation in mississippi or must bar a child from headstart or must sentence an entire race to live in squalor. [applause] we need a president who sees the senselessness of a headlong rush for the moon or for supersonic flight, while earthbound men live among rats and send their children to antiquated schools with underpaid teachers, using outdated textbooks, and channing phillips is such a man. [applause] and we need a president who will no longer tolerate the existence of a voteless colony in our midst. channing phillips will not, for he resides in that voteless colony, washington, d.c. to my right, in bold letters in -- on the walls of this convention hall are the words "promises made, promises kept." well let me remind you of a this party'se in four years ago, and i quote, "the se

phillips phillips symbolizes those to whom and for whom robert kennedy sought to speak. channing phillips is a member of that is nominating. black minority in america that for so many decades has been voiceless and powerless. he is among the vote was of this land -- voteless of this land, for he lives in washington dc, whose citizens to this day are denied the right to govern themselves. he is part of the rising generation of which robert kennedy was a part. it would be a disrespect to the memory of robert kennedy to commend to this convention a black man merely because he is black. placed before you the name of a serious man of public affairs, who in my to boost conviction -- in my deepest conviction is qualified for the presidency. he is qualified by his philosophy and by the instinct and passions that underly it. he is qualified by the character and the courage that enable him to see it like it is, and to tell it like it is. >> [applause] and he is qualified by experience. ofo not mean the experience long years of long years of public office holding, quite a myopic na

phillipe is worried they got lost. and the best. of. all machinery on there not hard to sand the snow even the police have an easy time to rest on others. a place to. sleep but. you get. to. go to northern border they usually come from that direction. or whatever when you're going up to the area that the slogan was born the border police or the local careful of courage of this particular server. are there any refugees on the slopes . they ask hear. nothing. they receive another call. wrote a top on hold on can you hear me i thought you want all. ok yes i can hear you when at the bus stop. that i wear in france or in n.l. in the thirty. in france of course the france good ball how many of you are there resent the. fall. if you that. behind a mound of snow that the men. now they think they know where they can find the refugees. phillipe goes on ahead apparently there are two more refugees. who. if the police catch them now with refugees in their car they could go to jail for up to five years and be fined up to thirty thousand euros. are y

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catherine's husband, phillip, had gone back to the u.s. meetings, leaving his wife alone in nairobi with their five kids. >> i got woken up at about 5:00 wpm with a phone call from hur dear family friend, so i knew it was not good. >> do you remember what he said? >> there is an attack going on at westgate and your wife and sons are in there and they're separated. that's a call you don't want to have to make. >> the family friend had been at home recovering from surgery when he got an urgent text from catherine. >> what time did the first message come in? >> the first one came in at 12:52. she said pray, shooting in westgate. hiding. >> that's a message. >> it just blew me away. i actually wrote her back, really? and she said, yes, i don't know where the boys are. she said find blake. >> i started looking on the internet. somebody put out a statement on facebook saying don't call anybody because when the phone rings people are getting shot when their phone rings. paul didn't call but stayed in touch with catherine through text messages. >>

phillips's work explores the past and present experimenting with space and sound. i'm interested in home fire and can't define architecture the i used to study sculpture i went on to explore the architectural concerns of fire and and home can make you aware of the place. while heightening a sense of yourself and place. the scottish sound artist feels an uninterrupted listening experience is vital. this is so people of justin have an affinity for music some singers and they'll be excited by this work and love this conceptual contemporary piece and that's exactly what we're trying to achieve. the installation is truly intriguing and it can be experienced until late may. and before we sign off we want to announce the winner of this week's draw now all this week we have asked you to write in and let us know which topics you would like us to cover here on your max arts and design and european traditions were the most popular with our viewer reviewers and we will gladly take this into account for future shows but there can only be one winner and this week it is so read t

in the mountains everyone helps each other phillip says that's how it's always been this seems to hold true all along the border between france and italy she leap is on his way to the next small town play known song. even the town's mayor is a member of the border rebel movement philip tells us he set up a sanctuary for refugees and local police have orders to stay away. but they're shrugged their psyche i decided to earn less so that i can help you and your duty in the summer time i will have to go back to work if you're going to be a vet i won't be able to do this anymore a case of suicide but with. each night new refugees arrive each day villagers from plainsong and nearby villages come to help them. the sanctuary was opened in twenty seventeen and has helped over two thousand refugees since. the refugees are registered to document the helpers work and enable them to receive financial support from the community. a team of doctors take turns providing medical aid in their spare time everyone is needed here even filipe has to pitch in. and one woman who crossed the border last night i

phillips -- would keep mrs. phillips home too often. job she wants pace $6,000 a year to start. -- pays $6,000 year to start. as a waitress she works only $2000 a year. ida phillips lives on four hours' sleep a day so she can be home when the children -- when the children are home. case, it will mean that i would have a job and i would have regular hours. in order to plan things with my family. it would mean more money to educate my children, to see that they have a better thing in life. mean that alllso wouldmothers in that case have the same thing happen to them because when you are a mother, you look out for the children, for their welfare, and their wont. no matter how many children you have or how few you have, you are the one that wants them to have the best in life. >> when we went to work in this country shortly before the turn-of-the-century. companies found they had no trouble adjusting to the dull, tedious jobs men did not want. women are still at the same to jobs and earn half of what men earn. in a few industries they are m

i'm phillip menna. a manhunt is under way following a shooting at a tennessee waffle house that left four people dead and several others wounded. police are looking for 29-year-old travis reinking who they believe opened fire at a waffle house near nashville. jose pedes was one of the four victims who were under the age of 30 and included two college students as well as a waffle house employee. police say the shooting would have continued had it not been for an act of bravery had it not been for 29d-year-old james shaw jr. but shaw says he was only reacting to the situation. >> i'm not a hero. i'm just a regular person. you have to either react or you have to -- or you're going to, you know, fold. and i chose to react because i didn't see any on hther way of living. that's all i wanted to do. i just wanted to live. >> police warn that the gunman is still at large and possibly armed and dangerous. nbc's my a-rod reeg eaa rodrigu details. >> he clearly came armed with a lot of firepower, with intend to go

phillip? >> many years in the making, this meeting. janice, thank you. >> now to the ongoing controversy between the president and the porn star, president trump is stepping right into the legal battle surrounding his personal lawyer michael cohen. mr. trump held a no-holds-barred and at times rambling phone interview on live tv. he ultimately admitted cohen represented him in connection with that $130,000 payment made to adult film star stormy daniels, and now those very words uttered by mr. trump are being used against him. nbc's peter alexander has more. >> reporter: federal prosecutesers arguing anything you say on fox and friends can be used against you. after president trump mentioned stormy daniels' name for the first time publicly, acknowledging he's tie today d case through his lawyer. >> how much of your legal work was handled by michael cohen? >> well, as a percentage of my overall legal work a tiny, tiny little fraction. he represents me like with this crazy stormy daniels deal. he

phillip? >>ll righttracie, thank you so much, in washington for us this morning. >>> a florida tow is mourning the loss of two florida deputies shot to death through a restaurant window. officials say 29-year-old sergeant noel ramirez and 25-year-old deputy sheriff taylor lyndsay were sharing a meal at the ace china restaurant in trenton when a man shot them through the window. authorities say deputies found the alleged shooter dead from a gunshot wound outside in a car. the slain deputies were the best of the best. >> they were men of integrity. they were men of loyalty. they were god fearing and they loved what they did. >> president donald trump also called the deceased deputies heroes and tweeted that his thoughts and prayers were with their families. in a statement, florida governor rick scott said, quote, it is true evil for anyone to hurt a law enforcement officer and in florida we have zero tolerance for violence. >>> and florida senator marco rubio also called for prayers for all law

i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. former first lady barbara bush who was the second american woman in the united states to have the distinction of being married to one president and the mother of another has died at the age of 92. jim mcgrath announced the matriarch of the dynasty decided to forego treatment and her husband of 73 years george h.w. bush held her hand all day and was at her side when she died. her son, 43rd president george w. bush, posted this touching tribute on instagram. the caption reads, mom kept us on our toes and kept us laughing until the end. and says he was lucky she was his mother. >> in addition to the dedication to her own family, former first lady barbara bush left a lasting impression on both young and old through her commitment to books and reading. 7-year-old avery garrison met mrs. bush while she was a patient at the children's hospital in maine named after the former first lady. and cameras were rolling enabled to capture a young avery admiring mrs. bush's jewelry when she met her. s

only phillips' colon health has this unique combination of probiotics.t helps replenish good bacteria. get four-in-one symptom defense. >>> from houston tonight, there is late word coming in that former president george h.w. bush has been hospitalized with an infection that has spread to his blood. of course, it comes just two days after the funeral for his wife of 73 years, former first lady barbara bush. mr. bush was joined on saturday by the obamas, the clintons, along with current first lady melania trump. >>> the deadly standoff near an ikea in texas. a driver shot and killed by police in the parking lot. officer says that are were responding to a call when he repeatedly pulled a rifle and eventually began shooting. kus mers and staff huddling in the basement right there for safety. >>> the deadly wrong way crash near dallas. police say a driver was speeding head-on into traffic on i-20, losing control, causing a deadly chain reaction crash. good samaritans rushing to help. the mother of a 9-month-old baby was killed. the driver injured, facing char

phillip, let me start with you.opy of the lease, and we want to put this up on the screen because this is where energy lobbyist steve hart's name was there and was scratched out, and then just kind of scribbled in vicki hart, his wife's name there. when it sun brebreak, steve har he had no ownership stake in this condo. this story is getting worse and worse for pruitt. >> there were rumors that pruitt wasn't going to survive the night. that he would be fired at midnight. for now he seems to have survived that, but that's the question. how much longer can he hold on. on one hand, pruitt is probably the most effective member of the trump administration currently. on the other, when president trump looks at leases like that, the fact that he was -- he was renting a room from a lobbyist whose own organization was petitioning the epa, that's the sort of swamp monster activities that -- the president promised to end. so this is, you know, off brand, embarrassing, and puts the white house in a very difficult position. >> a

is 36.phillips she has seven children, and she too was divorced. also went to the equal employment opportunity commission. the marietta company in orlando, florida refused to take her into a training program because her youngest daughter was only two years old. the company thought the child, not yet in school, would keep mrs. phillips from home too often. the job she wants at martin marietta pays $6,000 a year to start. waitress she works 56 hours week for only $2000 a year plus tips. ida waitress she works 56 hours phillips works so she can be at home when the children are awake. when they sleep, she works so they can eat. case, it would mean i would have a job, and i inld have regular phillips hous order to plan things with my family. it would mean more money to to givemy children, them the better things in life. it would also mean that all othe r mothers, in that case, would have the same thing happened to , because when you are a mother, you look out for the children, for their welfare, and their wants, no matter how many children you have, or

. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin in syria, outside of damascus. >> groups in opposition activists say at least 40 people were killed including several children. many found suffocated inside their homes. the syrian american medical society said more than 500 were brought to medical centers with signs to exposure of a chemical. nbc news hasn't verified it. >> this comes as reports of military air strike against syria overnight. >> cal, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that air strike coming in the middle of night seven hours ago, an airfield in central syria, the u.s., pentagon putting out a statement they did not carry out the air strike. so, we can point a finger at this point the likelihood is that israel carried out this attack. second time they have hit this airfield in less than three months. they hit it earlier in february. that horrific chemical attack, the video of that chemical attack coming out saturday evening. trying to avoid these crudely manufactured barrel bombs. packed with explosives.

i'm phillip mena. >> good to be with you. i'm frances rivera. we begin with the extraordinary news rattling the white house as developments continue to unfold. the fbi raided the office and hotel room of one of president trump donald trump's confidants and personal attorney michael cohen. agents armed with warrants for e-mails, tax documents and communications between cohen and president trump, a striking a backlash from the president. >> it is a disgrace. it's an attack on our country in a true sense. this is getting ridiculous. they found no collusion whatsoever with russia. this is the most conflicted group of people i've ever seen. the attorney general made a terrible mistake when he did this and when he recused himself. we'll see what happens. i think it's disgraceful and so does a lot of other people. this is a pure and simple witch hunt. >> the chaos derailing stocks nearly erasing the dow's 400-point rally monday just before the market closed. >> and while the washington post now reports cohen is being investigated for possible bank frau

. >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with those bombshell allegations hurled at president trump from former fbi director james comey, the very man he fired last year. comey's forthcoming new book leaked to the press overnight effectively slams the president's character. painting mr. trump as a man akin to a mobster who cares very little about the truth and is obsessed with disproving specific lewd details from that infamous russia dossier. >> here's how a.p. reporter jonathan lemire described parts of the tell-all. >> in his epilogue he says, donald trump's presidency threatens much of what is good about this nation. he holds little back. >> the book hits store shelves on tuesday, but nbc news was able to obtain a copy. >> when it comes to those lewd details in the steele dossier, trump is reportedly fixated on shooting them down. comey writing, he again strongly denied the allegations, asking rhetorically, i assume, whether he seemed like a guy who needed the services of prostitutes. he brought up what he calle

phillip? >> jo, thank you. >>> to washington where developments in robert mueller's russia probe are rocking the capital after "the washington post" reported that special counsel told president trump's attorneys that while the president does remain under investigation, he is not, quote, currently a criminal target. with reporters for the post writing, quote, in private negotiations in early march about a possible presidential interview, mueller described trump as a subject of his investigation into russia's interference in the 2016 election. the special counsel also told trump's lawyers that he is preparing a report about the president's actions while in office and potential obstruction of justice. that's according to two people with knowledge of the conversations. ty cobb, an attorney for president trump, declined to comment on this post report. another attorney for the president, jay sekulow told nbc news, quote, we the not discuss real or alleged conversations between our legal team and the

phillip? >> all right, kelly cobiella for us this morning, kelly, thank you. >> protests broke out at a philadelphia starbucks where two black men were arrested for allegedly refusing to leave. protesters carried signs outside the starbucks before briefly going inside. they said the men should have never been arrested for sitting in the store without buying anything. something witnesses say people do all the time. starbucks has issued an apology saying it will investigate. nbc's morgan radford is in philadelphia. she has the latest. morgan, good morning. >> reporter: frances, this morning calls to boycott starbucks amid growing controversy after two black men were arrested inside while waiting for their friend. now the philadelphia police are speaking out and so are the people. >> no longer, no longer. >> reporter: protesters calling for justice. after the arrest of two black men at this philadelphia starbucks on thursday. >> what did they do? >> reporter: this video captured by a witness's ce

phillip? >> jo, thank you. >>> now to washington where there is new fallout from the fbi raid on the president's longtime confidant and personal attorney michael cohen. the commander in chief is now standing by his assertion that he has the power to fire robert mueller. "the new york times" reports overnight that the president wanted the special counsel's investigation shut down in december just as the a.p. reports trump, quote, privately pondered firing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. he's the man overseeing mueller's russia probe. that all comes as we learn exactly what federal prosecutors were looking for when they sent the fbi in to raid cohen's home and office. nbc's tracie potts has that and more from washington this morning. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. legal sources are telling us that the focus of this raid was the money, the payments allegedly made to women who claim that they had sexual encounters with president trump that includes adult film star stormy daniels, who

charles and diana named their first born william arthur phillip lose. >> i william arthur phillip louis. >> i william arthur fill lip louis. >> and coming up, we'll celebrate their seventh wedden anniversary. >>> let's talk blake lively. the mom of two bringing her unique fashion to cinemacon in las vegas. our nischelle turner was there. >> it was no pants. no problem for blake. but can we please give a third traveling pants. could it really happen? >> uh, yeah, i think it could. >> we just pitched the third movie. i hope it comes together. >> fans have gotten bigger movies made. several. all thanks to the fans. fans. >> you're absolutely right. >> i love the troll with you and your hubby. >> sisterhood of the traveling pants is pure pornography. >> we have fun. we're best friends. >> blake is focused on her upcoming fim. >> i killed someone, i killed someone! >> stop yelling! >> look no firster than these two new co-stars. >> no need to -- when you have this face. >> sorry. >> i dubbed you the two the duo that i never knew i needed. >> i love when people say that about us. >> flash dri

. >>> good morning, i'm phillip mena. we begin this morning with breaking news. this is a live look at london's st. mary's hospital where kate middleton was just admitted hours ago for the early stages of labor. the news ending the u.k. and royal fans around the world abuzz. good morning, tammy leitner. >> good morning, the duchess is in labor. she left for the hospital this morning with william. the official news of the royal birth will be made on an easel outside of the hospital. this baby will be fifth in line to the thrown which means upgle harry getting bumped down in the pecking order once again. regardless of the baby's gender, charlotte keeps her place in line for the throne because of the succession to the crown act that means prince's no longer take precedence over their sisters. that was put in place in 1701. it was obviously time for a change. >>> all right, tammy, thank you a lot of excitement in the u.k. this morning. >>> right now police on a man hunt following a shooting at a tennessee waffle house that left four people dead and several others wou

to a london hospital, according to buckingham palace, prince phillip will undergo hip surgery tomorrow. they say it was a planned procedure. the 96-year-old has missed several public events in recent weeks, including an easter church service in windsor. prince phillip has largely retired from public life but does accompany the queen on a occasion. >>> the british government has banned a sale on ivory to protect the world's elephant population. the government will impose tighter exemptions on musical instruments and rare artifacts, antiques will need to be at least one hundred years old, and instrumented made before 1975 and include less than 20% ivory. anybody caught breaching the rules will face up to 5 years in prison of an unlimited fine. >> we will not tolerate the illegal trade in ivory, which is contributing to the destruction of an iconic fee expertise. >> animal rights groups say it send a strong message to the rest of the year. it is estimated each year 20,000 elephants are slaughtered for their tusks. >>> out with the old at general motors, they will no longer report monthly

>> kyra phillips with us tonight. kyra, thank you. we do have one more note on this, so, let's get right to abc news chief legal analyst dan abrams. and dan, we know that michael cohen and the president were trying to protect a lot of what was seized in those fbi raids. so, bottom line tonight, who seems to have the upper hand in this current legal fight? >> well, look, the president and michael cohen lost in their effort to be the initial ones to go in and determine what's privileged and what's not. but now, prosecutors go in, they do some administrative work, they put it on a searchable database. both sides are going to have access to it. the only remaining question is, who should make the first decisions? federal prosecutors or an independent individual? but regardless, the defense is going to have a continuing say in this battle. >> in what stays and what goes. >> exactly. >> in the meantime, you have pointed out all along here that fbi agents can't go in there on a raid and get everything they can find on the president. they just

so phillip. thank you. >> thank you. i'm sorry to say we need to wait for james wilson to show up and so he's probably out there somewhere having a good conversation. if we can send the search party out. >> the state department is always late to the table. [ laughter ] >> one of the messages of this. >> so far it's been a great panel. [ laughter ] >> it's rather intimidating when you're sitting next to somebody who can refer to his book. >> we had grandchildren here they could sit on it. [ laughter ] >> oh, here he is. glad you could join us. >> thank you. >> all right, let's go ahead and get started then. this is a panel that's just covering the period only of the great second crisis phase of the cold war in the early 1980s extending to the end of the cold war itself into the beginning of the early 1990s and the disintegration of the soviet union. and with a perspective on u.s. and russia relations, we'll start, actually, with a perspective from the point of view of the reagan administration with james wilson. james? >>

>> bold-faced lying. >> kyra phillips live tonight. pruitt is of course under investigation by the inspector general. he's made it clear he has no plans to resign. >> more than 170 members of congress including several republicans have called for pruitt to go. he says he's here to stay. he also has the support of the president. the whistle blower said he still backs president trump. >> kyra, thank you. >>> overseas and to a wave of violence in afghanistan. 31 people killed including an american service member and 10 journalists. the highest toll from a double suicide bombing in the capital. first detonating a motor bike bomb. a second attacker blowing himself up. isis claiming responsibility. a u.s. service member was killed in eastern afghanistan. >>> next to the abc news exclusive. ashley judd fighting back against harvey weinstein. judd filing a new lawsuit claiming he damaged her career, detailing how it was he blocked her from getting major movie roles. she says it was retaliation after she rejected his sexual advances. amy robach

phillip randolph. right? it makes sense for randolph to organize that '63 march because he had done the spade work before. right? and so the march on washington movement. very important for us to understand in terms of how we grapple with the political terrain of african-americans vis-a-vis segregation in 1944. the second thing really quickly that we can think about is something called the double v campaign. this is another dynamic we should take into account. when we think about this sea change we see in african-american communities and african-american politics and american politics sort of undergoing during the war. after the first world war, northern black newspapers -- and this is a phenomenon of the black press, of the african-american press which we've talked a little bit about in class. so after world war i, northern papers are extolling the virtues of life in the north. right? so the pittsburgh courier, the new york amsterdam news are saying black folks, leave the south, come on up north. right? so t

. >> good morning, phillip. president trump is back in washington after a week in florida and he's been talking about the high stakes for any potential agreement or meeting or summit with north korea. he's also expressed on twitter frustration with people he refers to as pundits giving him advice he doesn't seem to want about how to make a deal. and the president is trying to send some positive signals. >> leaving palm beach, president trump posed with officers from the sheriff's department. and over the din of air force one's engines responded to shouted questions about north korea. this week, north korea's kim jong un and president moon jae-in of south korea are scheduled to meet. after kim, seen here inside his private train, announced friday the north's nuclear program is complete and, therefore, would stop its missile testing. a move seen with both caution and optimism for potential negotiations. >> there's every reason to think that he will not agree to give up all of his nuclear weapons. so the question f

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you can see all these different stocks, yellow is phillip morris, they are completely tanking on the trading desk on this latest earnings news. julie: su, thank you so much. very poor action on tobacco stocks today. the short action in tech stocks, headlines today's edition of daybreak.

abby phillip is at the white house with the latest. let's start with what we're hearing from the president this morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. the president with a new hard line stance on immigration. he's been referencing this issue of caravans coming to the united states border from central america. he's referring to a group of immigrants organized by immigration advocates seeking asylum. he tweeted, the big caravan from hon cure ras coming across mexico and headed to our weak laws border better be stopped before it gets here. cash cow nafta is at play. congress must act now. this is the first time president trump has specifically threatened honduras with withdrawing foreign aid over thissish yoo u. the white house is also preparing to present to congress some new plans or some other plans that are being brought back to deal with the illegal immigration issue. they want changes to the way they deal with immigrants, children coming across the border and families who they want to hold in detention facilities longer. >> that

phillip? >> should be a fascinating meeting, kelly, thank you. >>> new developments in the california suv crash that killed a family of eight. authorities say the crash may have been intentional. police say it appears that vehicle came to a if you stop, then accelerated off a cliff. everyone on board killed, including six children. the crash remains under investigation with some of the children still missing. here's matt bradley with the latest. >> reporte >> there's an overturned vehicle, 11:24, unknown if it's just occurred or just been there. >> reporter: fresh clues feeding new suspicions about the disappearance of a washington state family last week. california highway patrol now says the family's suv may have intentionally been driven off a northern california cliff, possibly speeding at 90 miles per hour. >> no signs of anybody around. no signs of anybody at all. >> reporter: officers recovered the bodies of jennifer and sarah hart and three of their six adopted children. they believe t

fourth goal of the season oh laverick was and could hardly get out of their own half and maximilian phillips put the game beyond the guests in the sixty third minute oh by the over even three goals weren't enough for dortmund though the brilliant sanchez set royce up to make it four nil. and that's how it stayed dortmund remain undefeated at home under coach haters and have taken a big step in the direction of the automatic champions league places was my. grass adores me getting back to their winning ways now rb life seek and hoffenheim is the match next both teams have european aspirations and earning points is on their to do lists no doubt about it the boys from red bull arena suffered their biggest but as they get defeat to date versus hoffenheim losing four nil this season in the reverse fixture hoffenheim my complete this week because they're hot right now undefeated in their last save seven say as good gnabry has been their main ingredient maybe six goals in that stretch and when you see him doing this. it means one thing he's cooking so let's see if a life sea could stand the hoffenhe

phillip? >> all right, bill. thank you. >> in oklahoma uncontrollable wildfires are raging across hundreds of thousands of acres of land and thousands are forced to evacuate. 52 counties devastated by the level of destruction. and under imminent threat remain in a state of emergency through tuesday as four major blazes scorch the state. according to the national weather service vicious winds are whipping through the area. extreme drought and low humidity mean critical fire damage is forecast to happen. authorities say the fires have resulted in two deaths and seven fire related injuries. they warn that the disaster could continue for a few more days. >> all right. a lot going on here. let's check back in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. see a lot going on in the northeast, bill. >> we're going to focus on the heavy rain threat. the biggest danger with the freezing rain overnight in northern and central portions of new england. you'll be scraping ice this morning. unbelievable to say that, but when you talk abo

phillip? >> all right, tom, thank you. >> the so-called affluenza teen back in the headlines today, either ethan couch now 20, after serving two years for violating his probation, couch sparking national outrage when he received no prison time for killing four people in a drunk driving crash in 2013 after a psychologist testified his wealthy upbringing left him unable to tell right from wrong. both couch and his mother fled to mexico in 2015, but were detained and sent back to the u.s. >> now to two close call wrecks caught on camera in georgia. both involving a truck and a train. the passerby caught the moment a train slammed into a tractor-trailer after it got stuck on the rails. officials say there were only minor injuries. the passerby who shot the video says it's not the first time she's seen a truck get stuck on the rails. and about an hour drive away in the city of temple, it happened again. this witness video, you can see the driver of an 18 wheeler running for cover as the train sound

mark phillips takes us back in time...ringing ) >> reporter: you don't have to ring the bell when you go to tony appleton's house. he does it for you. do i have to shout at you to be l,ard? >> well, when you're ringing a bell all day long, you do tend to go deaf. >> reporter: what did you say? >> prince harry and meghan markle... >> reporter: the self-appointed royal town crier has become a bit of a celebrity himself. >> o yea, o yea, o yea! >> reporter: not being shy or quiet is part of the job description. tony has been photobombing royal events for years. >> god save the queen! >> reporter: do i have to shout all the way through this interview? >> i normally would start with o yea, o yea, how are we doing? >> reporter: we can carry on like this, or we can speak like normal people. why don't we try that? >> today we celebrate... >> reporter: tony is a regular, uninvited, if overdressed fixture at royal occasions. an unmissable, if it must be said, unofficial part of the show. >> the newly-born royal prince. >> reporter:

janice, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, phillip. this is a pattern on the part of president trump to call out china on trade and then talk up his personal warmth with chinese president xi jinping. but china is not backing down and it's xi jinping who is directing this tougher stance against the u.s. china is vowing to counteract with, quote, great strength if president trump does make good on this threat of $100 billion in tariffs. china could next target the services trade where the u.s. actually has a surplus and could also target u.s. multinationals in what is the world's largest consumer market. phillip? >> all right, janice mackie frayer for us live in beijing this morning. janice, thank you. >> from captain america to the 2018 masters champion, the prestigious green jacket will be going into the closet of patrick reed. he becomes the fourth straight masters champion to capture his first major. reed had to overcome a tough pool of challengers. one of those hot on his heels, jordan spieth. after a stellar first round which found