it's going to grow dramatically >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news from new mexico's gateway to space and up next for us, the last waltz for robbie robertson, legendary songwriter of the band. ♪ take a load off fanny ♪ >>> next at 7:00, you might be seeing all the smoke. a sizable fire near the port. our crews are ere. >>>th >>> finally, he was a member of a legendary rock group, robbie robertson, the front man for the band, has died kate snow on how he helped define an era of music ♪ take a load off fanny ♪ >> reporter: he was a writer behind some of the songs everyone sings along to, a storyteller, he said ♪ and put the load right on me ♪ >> reporter: robbie robertson wrote songs and played guitar with the band simply called just that, the band. >> when you write a song, you paint the whole picture in the song. >> reporter: his big break playing with bob dylan on his 1966 tour ♪ if you just have me come home with you ♪ >> reporter: robertson's music with the band became part of the soundtrack of the 1970s. in 1976 robert's director martin scorsese filmed their farewell show for the

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gadi schwartz, nbc news, above new mexico. >> that's what i call a family road trip.lease take care of yourself and each other. good night. he >>> we've been pulling people out since last night, trying to save people's lives. and i feel like we're not getting the help we need. >> pleading for help from deadly wild fires.

gadi schwartz, nbc news, new mexico >> and that's what i call a family road trip that's "nightly newsyourself and each other. good night >>> a mad scramble to get out of maui. we are getting a clearer picture now of just how much is gone. the death toll is rising but we do know there are some amazing stories of survival. >> we've jumped out of the car and ran as fast as we could and got out. >> how can you help the people there in hawaii? we have answers. >>> here at home will driverless taxies get the okay to expand

listen, back before harvey schwartz joined, you had this classic private equity firm.forget about this about carlyle. they have about a million people employed. that is more than all of their peers. they have a massive private equity presence. so as they switch into private credit more and more and they have done so meaningful, how then do they share resources across the firm? fundraising resources in particular at a time when fundraising is very bleak for the environment where there's a lot of dry powder still on the sidelines. guy: this is a really interesting question. half the market now shifted to the idea that private credit rather than private equity is the side of the fence you want to be on. because that's ultimately where the whip hand is going to be going forward from here. you see evidence of that certainly over the last 12 months. is that -- is private equity now subordinate to private credit? sonali: you have the structural headwinds. interest rates being one of them for private equity firms. and if you talk to folks about this dynamic, because you're see

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"the new york times" writes about tony schwartz, be that's the guy that was trump's ghost writer on the art of the deal. bewildered by more than 30 years ago, he came up with a formulation that tried to put mr. trump's rhetoric flights from earth in the context of a salesman savvy. if you took him at his word you are the fool and yet perhaps even more to the point, he succeeded because he comes to believe himself making him the ultimate fool as well as the ultimate salesman. some wonderful word smithing there, but can that strategy translate to court, that this is a guy who has always and in this case did believe what he said over and over again? i won. >> yeah. i don't think so. you know, might work in the court of public opinion which is why i think his lawyer is being aggressive in trying to sound reasonable and throw out these things about first amendment rights and reliance on his lawyer's advice, because if he can convince the public this was reasonable and delay the trial he can win the election and that's his best defense. at trial it is just not going to fly because the jury wi

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david solomon one and harvey schwartz ended up leaving.on but history of people who don't get the top jobs leaving for other places. matt: it will be interesting to see how it works out. congratulations to you for that. you can catch scarlet fu enter today -- later today. now virgin galactic carried its first private tourist to the edge of space. a long-awaited milestone for the firm. ed ludlow joins us now. i thought this was such a cool story mainly because a couple of space junkies from the caribbean got free tickets in a raffle. ed: this is one of the stories were it's like finally we got here. virgin galactic founded in 2004 and they were saying by 2007 they would be taking tourists into space. what today's mission was was the seventh time that virgin galactic its unique, its unique launch system has taken humans beyond 50 miles beyond the atmosphere. there is a debate over the official boundary of space. as you point out, it was the first commercial trip for tourist. one of the passengers is an 80-year-old former olympian with parkin

that bear attack survivorhwartz john schwartz joins me now. so, john how did you physically get away from the bear? as i was bent down just passing the hose are turning the hose off. that was when the bearn th too apparently laying down tookk a turn. of course, i wasi about knee m level and i got paul marksow on my shoulder. so he, you know apparently stood and or turned and towards me, put two teeth marks in my head. and paul marks on my shoulders. and i got shoved againstt the shelving unit in the wall. c and it was such a blur. in a matter of seconds, i kindof of knew what was hitting me. so i turned to exit the garage and literally knowing later on, two days later in a video that i actually ran into or tripped over the bear, exiting the garage, tryingy to makeety, my way to safety, to get myself back in the house and, you know, take care of my wounds. t so how big washi this bear? they estimated at 250 to £300. >> oh, gosh. and it took a bite out o f your head. >> how's your head doing? sh >> not bad.fo i do have a reheada to my forehd and

that bear attack survivor, john schwartz joins me now.ow did you physically get away from the bear? >> as i was bent down adjusting the hose or turning the hose off, that is when the bear apparently laying down took a turn, of course i was knee level and i got paw marks on my shoulders, so he, you know, apparently stood and/or turned towards me, teeth marks in my head and paw marks on my shoulders and i got shoved against the shelving unit in the wall. and it was such a blur and in a matter of seconds, i kind of knew what was hitting me so i turned to exit the garage and literally knowing later on two days later in a video that i actually ran into or tripped over the bear exiting the garage trying to make my way to safety, to get myself back in the house and take care of my wounds. >> jesse: so how big was this bear? >> they estimated it at 250 to 300 pounds. >> jesse: oh, god. and it took a bite out of your head? how is your head doing? >> not bad, do you have a gash to my forehead and one deep one in the center of the top of my head. >>

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take your dreams back out, conquer your fears and go get them. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news.r of "chris jansing reports." let's get right to it. >>> at this hour, brand new video showing the riverside brawl in alabama. helping police stitch together their case. the fallout from that viral act of violence. >>> plus, president biden is set to speak in new mexico less than an hour from now. but before taking the stage, he talked about the problem that's front of mind for many voters out west, the deadly heat. his message on climate in a new interview. >>> also former president donald

and silicon valley and the city as well to help us break it all down is jon schwartz senior reporterys doing updates on this. what's the field like for ai start-ups right now. >> the field is actually brit good here. the reason i want to mention here is because there's the classic narrative. it's almost become a cliche that san francisco the dead. but actually -- the hottest companies in tech are actually here. open ai which has $10 billion investment from microsoft. >> chatgpt right? >> the creator is sheer, it's going to look at my cheat sheet. there's ririan which will be opening a rumored showroom on linden street in hayes valley. they are in jackson square. open ai is the mission. there are -- nfx ventures. this whole narrative of san francisco is just like dystopian landscape is not exactly right. and we're starting to see the murmurs and like the growing of some of the start-ups in ai and n san francisco. and i think actually you can make the argument although it's very early in the argument, that san francisco's going to be the hub of ai in the u.s. if not the world. >> we ar

tonight's program, great battles of the civil war shattered uga is part of the bernard and irene schwartz. distinguished speaker series, the heart of our public programs. and as always, i'd like to thank mr. schwartz for all his support, which has enabled us to invite so many prominent authors and historians to new york historical. i'd also like to recognize and thank trustees suzanne peck, joel pickett, sister schoenberg, who, if they're not here yet, they had planned on coming. i see sy here and all the chairman council members with us tonight for all their great work and support. the program lasts an hour. we'll have a question and answer session. and following that, a book signing in on the central park west side of our building. we're thrilled to welcome john marszalek, the jill is distinguished professor of history emeritus at mississippi state university. he is the gentleman on your right. we're thrilled to welcome him back to new york historical society. he's the executive director and managing editor of the ulysses s grant association and dr. marszalek is the author of numerous a

nigel jones, owner of calabash and jenny schwartz, owner of hopscotch and your great people and great businesses and i want to see you survive. thank you. thank you both for being here. thank you. thank you. thank you. and still to come here on mornings on two, the nine, today may is the final preseason game for the 49 ers. and coming up, we'll be live at levi's stadium as the 49 ers getting ready for their new season. and what's happening with that quarterback shuffle. and later on you'll recognize this gentleman here from mad tv and his great impressions of shaq and 50 cent, even michael jordan, comedian aries spears will join us live on the nine. he's headlining ths weekend. so stay and now please welcome ana montoya. [applause] [suspense] ( ♪ ) hello there, fellow students... hey, sal. good morning. of course, lots of questions still swirl ahead of this final pre-season match up tonight. you have the whole nick bosa situation. and then as sal just mentioned, you got the quarterback situation, what seems like a never ending quarterback saga for this team. i want to start out there

nbc's gadi schwartz has the details for us. hi, gadi. >> it is becoming way too common here in l.a.h into a store, usually selling high end goods. they overwhelm security, grab what they can and take off. in the last one, more than 50 robbers hit a store at the exact same time. this morning lawmakers trying to take action amidst a surge of violent smash-and-grab robberies. >> our message is clear, those who commit these crimes will be caught. >> reporter: los angeles mayor karen bass announcing a new task force to fight retail crimes on the heels of several brazen burglaries in recent weeks. >> no ang lee know should feel like it's not safe to go shopping in los angeles. >> reporter: just days ago, thieves made off with more than $100,000 in handbags from a gucci store in costa mesa, and dozens of robbers swarmed this nordstrom in l.a. that haul could front range 60,000 to $100,000. and while some critics argue l.a. county's zero dollar bail policy for some low level nonviolent offenders could be empowering criminals. district attorney george gascon disagrees. >> we will use every t

make it to affects less extreme bias was a sort of climate protection if you, well that's chemo schwartz. in fact, thanks to the bacteria on that root nodules, chick peas and other games contribute so much nitrogen to the soil that even the next plan squared on that field benefit. that means future corrupts could meet little to know also official. first, eliza legumes, the only grow known about 2 percent of german crop land in recent decades. cone grain and rate seed has become so widespread that many lagoons are imported soybeans. in particular, that's little mind visual. nesbit chopping, i'd love to see us, so establish that legumes are formed on 10 percent of the airable land here, and it does all the if it's economically viable for the farmers. and there's a market for and upsets next to get in. rwanda, for example, the themes are grown on a large scale because they're a staple for that's used in many dishes there and making soil for them. easy to find. but marketing is still proving a challenge for ben, how to fund them of it. he's still trying to sell the organic a piece from his l

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it to effects less extreme bye and for some sort of climate protection if you, well that's chemo schwartz. in fact, thanks to the bacteria on that root nodules, chick peas and all the games contribute. so much nitrogen to the soil that even the next pond squared on that feels benefit. that means future corrupts could need little to know also official fuss. eliza legumes, the army growing on about 2 percent of german crop land in recent decades. cone, grain and rate seed has become so widespread that many lagoons are imported soybeans in particular. that's little mind a visual and that's what's happening. i'd love to see us so establish that legumes are formed on 10 percent of the airable land here, and it does all the if it's economically viable for the farmers and there's a market for and upsets neck to get in. rwanda, for example, the themes are grown on a large scale because they're a staple for that's used in many dishes there and making soil for them. easy to find. but marketing is still proving a challenge for ben, how to fund them of it. he's still trying to sell the organic a piec

the animal pummeling john schwartz in his garage in montour county. also bit him on his head. >> turn the corner. i made about five steps, reached down to turn the water off. i think as soon as i touched the spigot it, i got pummeled. it hurt. it was. and it was loud. like a growl, you know? and i got hit against the stand out there. shelves and i remember holding my head. >> wow. glad it appears he's going to be okay. as you can see, he needed stitches to his head. officials have placed a trap on his property in case the bear returns. >> now to hollywood and the sudden death of a beloved young actor who just recently starred in his breakout role. fans of the hbo hit euphoria are mourning the loss of one of the show's stars. yeah it's going to be a good night tonight. >> man. let's get this money. angus cloud passing away at his home in california. >> he was just 25. his family saying last week he buried his father and intensely struggled with this loss. angus was open about his battle with mental health. and we hope that his passing can be a reminder

. >> reporter: gadi schwartz, from new mexico's gateway to space. >>> strong storms brewing from the mid atlantic to the plains let's turn to angie lassman who's tracking the severe weather that could stick around into the weekend >> we've got another day of strong storms that are possible. no surprise there. 'tis the season for that we've already seen some of this ramping up soggy conditions unfolding for much of the eastern half or eastern third of the country let's talk about what's happening. we'll see the system continuing to push to the east and bringing heavy rain and the potential for stronger storms throughout the day today. that will eventually push offshore, then we'll see this other frontal boundary leaving it unsettled for folks there here's where we're watching for the greatest chance of storms, raleigh, charlotte, wilmington 14 million at risk hail, winds, that's what we're a mainly watching, minneapolis to quincy here as we get into tomorrow same story as far as the hazards are concerned. 17 mid-80s, summer like from chicago to omaha with plenty of sunshine and that's

alice schwartz tells us officers say the driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. an it was about 5:15 p.m. a couple pushing a stroller here at fourth and king streets next to the caltrain station heading south. there are two right lanes turning to king street. the family was crossing when a silver suv in the second turning lane struck the family. pedestrians. who is who were struck in the intersection by a vehicle. the vehicle and the driver that was involved in this incident remained on scene. san francisco police spokesperson robert rooks says traffic control officers are here during week nights to direct the commute traffic. this happened an hour before the giants game started, so there were lots of pedestrians headed to the game at the time. a four year old female who was in a stroller being pushed by their parents was injured as well as an adult male who was injured from the incident. officers rendered aid to those victims and were transported to the hospital by medics for life threatening injuries. according to police, the family of three was not from the c

something in the region of 40 percent of us chose exports go from biloxi, pulse fruita key tucker schwartz has onto the international markets to the theory is that this is potential to rapidly escalate. an uncle will be determined to prevent that, right? i'm that this attack is on your site, does not allow warships to access the blacks a under poses any nato emissions in the area. yeah, that's right. turkey. um the, the metro convention of 1936 is the effective date key put to the black seats. and since the onset of this conflict, stuckey behind the scenes is given a message to russia and also to key nathan members don't offer permission for ships to enter the black sea. and that is affective a, has hit russia, very hot. the sinking of the most of its flagship in the black sea was a major blow to rush up. but it is being prevented by re to, for the replacing it with his sister ship under this ongoing block, a shutout by turkey, but took his message to rusher. he said, if we allow your ships to enter the black seats, then we will be beholden to allow nato ships and suddenly the united kingd

now, given me new is trying to set that, which means the schwartz is me slightly away from the philippines. we tend to develop tropical storms further into the ocean as well. having said that, we still got put down with this, which was a typhoid and still a tropical storm, wandering around the recruit shane environment, which means it's fairly dry feet calendar to bit away from it around south korea and a good part of charlotte, where it might be exposed the way to the heavy rains that had already fallen and hit by providence of through beijing in the northeast on there, longer heavy. but the legacy is still with us. the heaviest rain snow, monsoons environment are in the northeast of india or bangladesh stuff into what's in the pole. they are fairly heavy with any prompting orange warnings, northridge warnings. and of course, that means for the rest of india in particular, it's a much dry looking picture, still a moist, running over the west in depth. and occasionally, some heavy shelves have to be seen up in pakistan as finals the whole or is kind of a bad. but generally speaking, if you

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turned white as he ate, and the hero of love, who was dying immediately, suddenly wanted to die, schwartz and they like to watch the stage someone posts funny pictures some just scroll through social media. someone writes a feed to a neighbor, someone is looking for a useful life hack. but before, everything was different. and it wasn't like that before. we went to the theater, as if on a holiday, and the soul rejoiced in the chest and the professor and the tenth grader, watched the performance without breathing. we believe we know we don't want to be weak every time. the work of arkady kobyakov, his songs have long gone into the people's man, his song everything is love. so you're sitting with me. i really feel bad. hello andrey andrey malakhov's evening show today 17:50. what is the password here? so you don't seem to remember the correct answer. if a simple question turns into a quiz. can help at lunch helps to improve brain function, memory recovery and concentration . on the contrary, in order for the head to work at the sbermarket, i will give and give, give, give by the side. now t

well, on that note, i want to thank you, professor joanna schwartz, it's such a pleasure. finally meet you. how are you. i'm well. how are you? very good, thank you. very good. i really enjoyed reading your book. even though the subject is quite a serious subject matter. so i feel a little uncomfortable saying i enjoyed it, but i always enjoy being informed. and certainly as someone who focuses on these issues in my teaching and as former police officer here in new york city, i just found it absolutely fascinating. i wanted to start off with what what motivated you i know this is your area of scholarship and focus but broadly speaking what motivated you to write this book. well i before i a professor at ucla, i a civil rights litigator new york city bringing lawsuits. new york city police, police officers and new york city department of corrections, other agencies in the area. and when i was in that practice, there were a lot of questions that came to mind about the way in which our system, the way in which civil litigation actually makes its way through the courts, the im

ctv's alice schwartz has more on how it happened and the neighbors who are rallying around the elderlysday night, a horrific assault, an elderly couple out for a walk around their block in san leandro where everyone knows each other well. beloved grandma and grandpa, as they're known to neighbors. she's 78. he's 86. attacked on their front porch. we came together tonight to unite and support our neighbors, who were extremely violated. last night, the assault happened quick. two young males hop out of a car, grab her small purse, push them down right in front of their door. the elderly couple married for decades. neighbors who care dearly for them and each other are elderly. neighbors were assaulted in an attempt to steal their personal belongings right on the front porch, on their front porch. 14 stitches. you can't recognize this because of the swelling coming together, sharing how they feel violated and sad and what they're doing after this vicious assault. coming together as a community to protect ourselves and continue to build that community, that neighborhood, support, uniting an

nbc gabby schwartz has our "sunday's spotlight. >> reporter: it's rare to see a moment that could changelf why can't we clean this up? >> reporter: ten years later he has answered that single question he has been pretty successful. >> this is one of your babies, huh? >> yes. >> reporter: wow one of your yachts on behalf of angelino's, thank you for this >> we were surprised by the amount of trash that came down. >> reporter: but the oceans are massive and these interceptors are tiny and no one knows that better than boyon. >> giving up was never an option. >> reporter: he knows to tackle a problem of this magnitude you need hard data boyon is responsible for the u.s. national scientific expedition and what humidities know from the patch in those currents comes from him and his organization was perfected this drag net system that is currently able to collect four tons of trash every day. >> the system in the ocean right now sweeps an area the size of a football field every ten seconds. >> reporter: wow satisfying for us to watch but boyon sees it differently. >> we also need to stop new p

simplification and a allows himo solve the equation exactly this formula is what we now call the schwartz shield metric. it's a four by four array of functions of t, x, y, z. in this case because it's spherical symmetry, trx beta five. .... >> there's a lot of people that went through things like that and thisin is still the solution of einstein's equation to use the motion of the planets around the sun in the solar system, okay. so s schwartzchild didn't ask wt happened inside the sun. einstein cansh predict things ad it's a wonderful success. if you look at this closely, something going on and physicists look at this closely and sometimes you notice that some of the terms one minus 2gm over r and happening to r2gm? that 00 term here is zero. termr term is one divided by zero. you're not supposed to do that. that's infinity that's bad. and furthermore when r equals zero, this infinity or negative. anthony that sounds so if you plug in the numbers, you find that this is not important problem for the motion of planets around the solar system because this metric is only supposed to apply ou

ben schwartz. ilana glazer.w. how many things have you done together? >> this is i think our fifth thing together. we're in the nicholas cage movie together. >> jimmy: she's in that too? >> she's in that too. she's the greatest. because she does this bit where she kind of pretends to be the assistant director. as they call it in the business, the a.d. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he knows. >> he knows, he knows. and so like, you know, we'll finish a scene. she'll be like, okay, we're going to turn around, then that is lunch! and most people are like -- there's always a couple of guys that are like, oh, it's lunch, okay. she's in charge, right? she's the best. >> jimmy: yeah, that's fun. seems like everything's good. >> it's good, man, it's good. >> jimmy: you're doing what you want to do. >> i'm doing what i -- >> jimmy: parking where you want to park. [ laughter ] >> i park where i want to park. i hide in souvenir shops. >> jimmy: i'm going to get that parking spot from you at this year's auction. >> bring it on, bri