potosi gets 70,000 tourists a year? >> yes, yes. >>potosi gets 7 tourists a year?tosi gets 70,000 tourists a year? >> yes, yes. >> that's a lot of people. >> that's a lot of people. >> how good does that beer taste after driving 100 miles? >> it tastes really great. >> the taste of a town's comeback. maggie vespa, nbc news. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> reporter: potosi, wisconsin. >>> that's "nightly news" for this friday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night.

potosi is now home to the national brewery museum and annual festivals. >> potosi gets 70,000 touristsporter: that's a lot of people. >> that's a lot of people. >>. >> reporter: how good does that beer taste after driving 100 miles? >> it tastes really great. >> reporter: the taste of a town's comeback. maggie vespa, nbc news. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> potosi, wisconsin. >>> a world war ii and korean war veteran getting a high honor 70 years after his service. 96-year-old earl meyer was injured in korea, shrapnel from the attack still in his leg. at the time the medic who treated him said he put him in for a purple heart, given to those who greatly sacrifice themselves, getting injured or even dying in service. that medal never came, until meyer's daughters put up a legal fight. >> a lot of rejection letters because we didn't have enough documents. >> on my record, they did have a tetanus shot. >> and that was one of the last things we found in his papers. >> well, the army says it is granting meyer a well earned purple heart in a public ceremony at a future date. thanks for starting yo

potosi is now home to the national brewery museum and annual festivals. >> potosi gets 70,000 touristsyear? >> yes, yes. >> that's a lot of people. >> that's a lot of people. >> how good does that beer taste after driving 100 miles? >> it tastes really great. >> reporter: the taste of a town's comeback. maggie vespa, nbc news -- >> well, cheers. >> cheers. >> reporter: -- potosi, wisconsin. >> nice way to toast the weekend. that's "nightly news" for this friday. thank you for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night . from universal studios hollywood, it's "password"! and now here's the host of our show, keke palmer!

maggie vespa, nbc news, potosi, wisconsin. >> cheers to potosi. you can catch me every weekend on the saturday show and the sunday show at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> up next, a look back at trump's criminal trial today. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late, see you this weekend. we

nbc news, potosi, wisconsin. >> choose to potosi. i wish you a good night.you can catch me every weekend, saturday and sunday show, right here on msnbc. next, we have a look back at donald trump's criminal trial, today. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for joining us. see you this weekend. he would tell stories about how he had angels protecting him, and people who had crossed him in the past >>> he would tell stories d dia how he had angels protecting him, and people who had crossed him in the

maggie vespa, nbc news, potosi, wisconsin. >> cheers to potosi. on that note, i wish you a good night. remember, you can catch me every weekend on the saturday show and the sunday show at 6:00 p.m. eastern right here on msnbc. >>> up next, a look back at trump's criminal trial today. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thanks for staying up late, see you this weekend. we >>> welcome to our special new york versus donald trump. i'm ari and we will get into this criminal trial. defendant trump reeling in the first week of testimony in new york. we are covering that on tonight's special. we'll have new reporting on the damning testimony. experts on the law to the sordid world of new york tabloids. we have experts on that believe it or not. we have a beat special report on a new separate indictment against a trump lawyer boris epstein who first admitted his role in the now indicted elector plot on the beat. this week, they asked a bunch of trump friendly questions about the potential problems with prosecuting a president. if yo

revelación el toluca de renato paiva, que saca resultados y además practica un gran fútbol en san luis potosí ganar 3a2a out final. en ese repaso deportivo pasa, ya regresamos a cerrar esta edición regional contándole de las parejas que se aman hasta la luna. así lo dicen, pero es que tienen una razón, pues se van a casar durante el eclipse solar de mañana lunes. así es. los comprometidos de todo el país llegaron este fin de semana a roseville, arkansas, para contraer nupcias y jurarse amor eterno y durante su estadía coordinaron los preparativos detalles de cómo obtener la licencia de matrimonio. en ese estado y todo lo demás. esto forma parte del festival del eclipse. cada hecho tiene 3 días de duración. hay que señalar que la boda se oficiará minutos antes de que el eclipse llegue a su máxima expresión, es decir, minutos antes de que el cielo se oscurezca. para darle un toque realista a esa famosa frase de te amo hasta la luna y de regreso, no? sí, sí, ahí tienes que aplicar no? ya quedará como frase de matrimonio. harías algo así? hay que pensarlo. no (musica) (musica) (musica) (musica) e

nbc news, potosi, wisconsin. >> choose to potosi. i wish you a good night. you can catch me every weekend, saturday and sunday show, right here on msnbc. next, we have a look back at donald trump's criminal trial, today. from all of our colleagues across the networks of nbc news, thank you for joining us. see you this weekend. he would tell stories about how he had angels protecting him, and people who had crossed him in the past >>> he would tell stories d dia how he had angels protecting him, and people who had crossed him in the past had gotten really sick or their family had died. he would get this terrible grin that just looked evil. >> reporter: they were sisters whose mom let them come here to live in this tight knit commune. >> we had meals and there were a lot of parties. >> reporter: a swimming pool. a fleet of cool cars. it seemed like a kid's fantasy. >> you were the little girl who got a horse for your birthday. >> i got three horses. >> reporter: it was called angel's landing. a special place for a chosen few. a community of free spirits. but a

, there wasn't that much silver circulating anymore because before there were these silver mines, potosi was the best known in south america, which was replacing an enormous quantity of silver on the international market. but then what happened that that this this supply began to dry up and the british had to find some other article, some other commodity to trade with the board of trade for did so because they had seen the dutch drawing market for opium in southeast. they decided to do the same thing in relation to china. so in 1763, so this was essentially the same problem that the faces in relation to china still, i mean english exports to china were almost nonexistent. what would the chinese going to do with, you know, wool from manchester or whatever? so so they had to find something else. and actually it's interesting, you know, same trade deficit that you see today existed way back then as well so this is what the qianlong emperor said in a letter to king george. the you know, so. i mean, really at the turn phrase, you know. so anyway, in 1763, the british won the battle of boxer.