professor schwartz? prof. schwartz: thank you. today is april 9. i want to mention on a personal note, it is my dad's birthday. he died when i was 10, so i don't want to goof up too much today encase case he is hanging around somewhere. there is a lot of myths and truths about arbitration, but a couple things that i wanted to mention, because i had a minister who taught me something not in context. it is pretext. you have to put arbitration in the context of litigation, which i know about. i have lived it for 50 years. the cost of arbitration is far less than litigation. we have data that shows that. it is much cheaper. there is, in litigation, a lot of delay. i mean, real delay. it may take a year, more than a year, to have your case is heard, whereas with arbitration you get hurt right away. that is -- you get heard right away. that is an important thing. it is a benefit because it is simpler. you can not have to go to court. after disease, nothing is worse than being in litigation. i know what it is on both sides. you don't have to go to court,

professor schwartz? prof. schwartz: thank you. today is april 9. i want to mention on a personal note, it is my dad's birthday. he died when i was 10, so i don't want to goof up too much today encase case he is hanging around somewhere. there is a lot of myths and truths about arbitration, but a couple things that i wanted to mention, because i had a minister who taught me something not in context. it is pretext. you have to put arbitration in the context of litigation, which i know about. i have lived it for 50 years. the cost of arbitration is far less than litigation. we have data that shows that. it is much cheaper. there is, in litigation, a lot of delay. i mean, real delay. it may take a year, more than a year, to have your case is heard, whereas with arbitration you get hurt right away. that is -- you get heard right away. that is an important thing. it is a benefit because it is simpler. you can not have to go to court. after disease, nothing is worse than being in litigation. i know what it is on both sides. you don't have to go to court,

lieutenant mark schwartz, former us security i schwartz, former us security coordinator between israelu canjust see on the screen goes live pictures of the scene right now injerusalem where in the last 5—10 minutes what we�*ve seen on our screens is flares there on that night sky. it is approaching two there injerusalem local time. we have been told by the white house and by us intelligence drones could start hitting targets by around 2am local time there in israel, and we also know by the reuters news agency at least two us officials have said they have shut down at least one of those drones. in the meantime, we can go nowjoined bbc persian reporter siavash ardalan from london. here is a tweet that we�*ve gotten. conducted on the strength of the un charter pertaining to legitimate defence, iran�*s military reaction is against... matter can be deemed concluded but should the israeli regime and make another mistake iran�*s response will be considerably be more severe. basically it means iran is saying this operation because concluded, that it�*s no longer firing any drones or missiles t

i'm gadi schwartz. as millions prepare to travel back home after the holiday the weather is set to create problems from los angeles to delaware. starting today some 70 million americans are under severe weather threats. it's already started here in california. look at this. along highway 101, a major freeway here. cars literally submerged by rushing water. you probably heard of the picturesque pacific coast highway. you can see parts of it collapsed, shutting it down and the pounding rain on the coast has turned into driving snow in the mountains. areas getting close to two feet and that storm system is set to tear through most of the country, bringing wind, rain and the potential for deadly tornadoes. jesse kirsch is covering it all tonight. >> oh my god! this is the 101. >> reporter: in southern california, nearly 2 inches of rain falling in just one hour. >> oh, my god, this is so bad. >> twila douglas filming this video yesterday alongside her husband scott on highway 101 in santa barbara county. se

schwartz g that thiss is a contract that should be honored? >> i'm sorry sir.ould you repeat the question please? >> is a long question i'm asking about the roku company that has forced arbitration agreement and to opt out of it you need to send an elaborate number of communication specified in a hemanner that they accept. you've heard miss grace sitting next you're talking about she went through where it was inferred she signed this agreement. could you comment on that aspect of forced arbitration? >> i think some people call force, and that situation with age, there should be an opt out. age situations are different than your regular purchase of a product. it's carefully drawn rules should regulate such contracts. andra in fact, in general i woud say this is an area having federal regulation of the arbitration agreements is a sound step to do. rather than live it to the whim of state courts. some of the agreements may be unfair. they may be unfair with miss grace. but it is very hard to do that in the abstract without specific knowledge of the specific contra

but a lucky few got to see it from 20,000 feet, including our own gadi schwartz. >> reporter: how luckyo often their magical dance allows us to stare straight at the sun for a celestial show like no other? from the youngest viewers to those waiting for this moment for decades, many were simply overcome by the beauty of today's total eclipse. while we set out for a different view. >> we're going to be flying in formation for a little bit. the plan is that that jet is going to stay on the outside of the edge of totality. >> reporter: a front row seat to history from above. >> all right. so right now we are in full-on totality. let me see if i can show you. look. we are, what, about 20,000 feet? >> correct. >> reporter: the views breathtaking. >> when you're up here and you see -- you see the movement of the shadow, the shadow is very dark on this side, very light on this side. >> reporter: the team from v speed capturing a moon shadow passing over arkansas. >> look at this. wow! now it's like the sunrise but the sunrise is a color i've never seen before. it is like a deep purple. this is

gadi schwartz, nbc news, somewhere over arkansas. >> i think gadi's still flying pretty high after an from the air, what an amazing and magical day. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. other. good night. >>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," a total solar eclipse seen by millions of people across the country. >> it looks like a cookie. a yellow cookie. >> here in the bay area, a partial eclipse, but that didn't stop thousands of people from heading to eclipse watch parties. we'll show you the top moments. >>> also it's a

lieutenant general mark schwartz, l ongoing crisis.bc news. as we continue this live coverage. i dojust want to go back to talking about president biden. and what we've seen, he's now and in a situation room cutting short his trip there to delaware over the weekend. what do you expect in terms of his coordination now with the pentagon, with lloyd austin and so on, what kind of plans will they be discussing: the president has assembled within his national security team all the experts, whether it has to do with military capabilities and secretary austin, or intelligence capabilities, and he's got i'm sure open lines with prime minister netanyahu, certainly with other leaders that are within the region that are providing not only updates in terms of assessment but also intelligence of this ongoing operation. 50 intelligence of this ongoing operation-— intelligence of this ongoing operation. so i suspect that if, based — operation. so i suspect that if, based on _ operation. so i suspect that if, based on advice - operation. so i suspect

gadi schwartz, nbc news, somewhere over arkansas. >> i think gadi's still flying pretty high after an from the air, what an amazing and magical day. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. thanks for watching, everyone. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. other. good night. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪♪ yeah it's been a long night and the mirror's telling me to go home ♪ ♪ but it's been a long time since i felt this good on my own ♪ ♪ lotta years went by with my hands tied up in your ropes ♪ ♪ forever and ever no more ♪ ♪ the midnight sky is the road i'm takin' ♪ ♪ head high up in the clouds ♪ ♪ i was born to run, i don't belong to anyone, oh, no ♪ ♪ fire in my lungs, can't bite the devil on my tongue, oh, no ♪ ♪ just like the white winged dove ♪ ♪ sings a song sounds like she's singing ♪ ♪ ooh, baby, ooh ♪ ♪ falling on the edge of ♪ ♪ seventeen ♪ ♪ i don't hide blurry eyes like you ♪ ♪ like you ♪ ♪ i was born to run, i don't belong to anyone, oh, no ♪ ♪ fire in my lungs can't bite the devil on my tongue, you know ♪ ♪ just like the white win

let's bring in jeremy schwartz at wisdomtree. jeremy, good morning.hat do you think of the take from mike wilson with no cuts this year? does this mean the economy can move forward in a positive direction? >> we said we were bullish on the markets and not relying on the six or seven cuts the market got excited about. if the fed is not cutting, it is because the economy is doing well. we just talked about commodity prices with geopolitical tension, but the growth in oil is a stronger economy fueling demanded. you look at what is holding up well and not participated in mega-cap tech. there are parts of the equity markets benefitting from the strong economy and participating. that is the thing to look for within equities. >> you are saying it is not dependent on rate cut. you are watching the cpi with the equity market. core cpi. last month at 3.8%. the estimate is 3.7% for the report tomorrow. how important is it for that to be in had line or lower when we talk about the performance of equities going forward? >> it will be the lowest cpi print in a numb

thank you for joining me, tony schwartz. joining me now is senator bob casey, the democrat of pennsylvania and a member of the senate intelligence committee. thank you for being with us, senator, and joining us tonight. let's start with those supplemental security bills for israel, ukraine, and taiwan, pass through the house yesterday afternoon. how will they be received in the senate, which passed a similar measure more than two months ago? >> it is great to be with you. when we received the legislation, it will be tuesday and this is a good moment for the country that we need to make sure they have the resources they need and obviously that is the leading element of the bill. it's a security bill that will allow us to give the ukrainians the help that they need. as you know, most of these dollars are an investment in america. in our defense, we will be producing the weapons that the iranians used to defeat vladimir putin. it's a good moment for the country. that'll be on tuesday. >> now in terms of as many reports saying t

gadi schwartz has more. >> reporter: it has moved at a rapid pace. to a tailor and create something custom and you keep it. it has gone from that to mass consumption. >> reporter: the options on what to wear are cheap sometimes, but fast fashion has come at a cost. the fashion industry is now the third biggest polluter on earth. responsible for 10% of all global carbon emissions. mountains of fabrics thrown away and forgotten about. >> when you come across images showing mountains and mountains of clothing being buried or landfilled incountries, what do you see? >> i see first-world countries offshoring to third world. >> reporter: he was a rising star in the fashion world. he appeared on the reality show "fashion star." >> do you think you will win? >> reporter: and he came across the snag in the business model that was impossible. >> i would watch the "true cost" documentary. we are here to be stewards of the land. i'm doing the opposite. this is not sustainable. >> reporter: he started to redesign fashion for the 21st century. one that is not so m

joining me now is tony schwartz, ceo of the energy project. he co-authored "the art of the deal" with donald trump. tony, thank you for being here. how do you think donald trump is reacting to the lack of being treated as a special boy. he's being treated as a normal person. how do you think he's reacting to that? >> in the way you're observing. i think he's really agitated by it. i think it's so -- it's such a rare moment for him, as you say, to be held in any way accountable and to be at someone's else's mercy that i think it's incredibly hard for him. and i think for all his powers of denial and numbing out and ways of avoiding feeling whatever it is he's feeling other than rage, i think he is deeply worried about the worst case scenario here. the worst case scenario could very easily happen. of course, that's a conviction. even more than that would be that he got jail time. i find that hard to imagine but -- >> yeah. >> -- it certainly could happen. i think that really, joy, to me the essence of this is how crazy what's happening is. i mea

schwartz tells us we need to prepare for a warmer future. >> look at the trends every month during our snow season. october through may. back to the '70s. we can see that each of these months is warming. and that means that we're transitioning away from snowfall, is the dominant precipitation for rain. the one month where that isn't happening, is in february. and we see cases of that. last year, we were seeing it this year. we are seeing more rain at the higher elevations up to 7,000 feet. and depending on the storms, potentially above that. we're going to see the likelihood of more flooding if these are big atmospheric rivers, and at the higher elevations where there used to be snowfall. it's going to reshape the way we are living through these storms in these areas. >> our climate coverage continues all week long. join us for more stories on nbc bay area and on our climate in crisis page online. >>> now, to the hush money criminal trial of former president donald trump. another day of testimony just wrapped up in new york city. the former "national enquirer" publisher, david pecker i

amna: quiet on set directors emma schwartz and mary robertson join me now. welcome to you both.re, docuseries codes allegations of sexual assault, a pervasive harassment, sexualization of children on these sets. how did you first hear about these allegations and how hard was it to get people to talk about it? >> a number of years ago we saw clips online, clips from these shows where we would see the actors who were being sexualized . we began to ask questions about what was happening behind the scenes. fast-forward, there was a memo about growing up on the set, an article beginning to delve deeper into what happened behind the scenes. we decided to dive even further. it was very difficult to get people to speak, but we reached out to -- those that participated felt they had been holding a lot of trauma, a lot of darkness. and that by sharing their experience that hopefully others would not have to walk down the same path they had. amna: why was this a story you felt the larger american audience needed to know about? >> when we were first looking at those clips in which you see y

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the film has been featuring ben schwartz as sonic and idris elba as knuckles. more familiar voices.who returns. the main live action villain. >> and perfect for a pre-christmas, preholidays event with the family. >>> now to childish gambino seemingly breaking his promise to be right by your side until 3005. one of the records will be a soundtrack to the upcoming film bando stone and the new world, while the other is a reworked version of his covid-era album. he has earned five grammys. i mean, music won't be the same without him, but he's such a creative guy. i'm sure he'll put all those creative juices toward something else. >> you need a memorial service, though. >> two more albums. >>> now to possible government intervention for desperate concert goers. t"the wall street journal" reported that a suit will allege that the company which merged with ticketmaster in 2010 has leveraged its dominance in a way that undermines competition for ticketing live events. last year congress held hearings over alleged anti-competitive practices by the company following ticketmaster's widely-publ

you can't tell schwartz didn't move from here. this is kolya, kolya, utkin.n’t want to, call, call, i won’t eat, we won’t have time to receive everyone, call, lord, he’s going to die, what happened, he picked it up there in the local shine, but he decided to wander around, where is he? review of the most interesting sporting events. tokyo olympic champion ivan letvinovich won bronze at the fifth and final stage of the season at the trampoline world cup. belarusian beauty acting is again the best on the planet. alina gornosko won the rhythmic gymnastics world cup in greece. exclusive interviews with athletes. i worked very hard. it's my dream to play for dina minsk. it so happened that he scored the first goal this is a goal in the major league, i hope not the last. i think that the game wasn’t bad, it was just a little short of finishing everything, you also have to take into account that the field transition, the surface is different, the bright moments are real emotions, this is the playoffs, everyone is fighting, no matter what the score, so how else can i

second-class citizen, a man in military uniform, probably came home from the front, you can’t tell, lilya schwartztor, all the best, come. happiness, what happiness, lena, lena, muska is back, my little sister, muska is back, she’s alive, lord, i don’t want to, i don’t want to, call, call, i won’t eat, we won’t have time to receive everyone, call, lord, so he will die, what happened, what happened, that a local picked him up in the forest, and he decided to wander around, where is he on the tv, lena, quickly injected with nitraglycerin, how to run around from hunger, that he is dying, and our father. german, french, stefan michaud, french a prisoner of war, yeah, let's write it like that, frenchman, so, my dear, not everyone can raise children, and even more so those who have been subjected to fascist ideology, we take the girl to a children's institution. in what institution, but who will allow you to adopt her, who will we raise here, listen, you, you generally have a heart, you understand that the child just started talking, her parents burned her in the village, you want her in an orphanage, i

it's being hailed by josh schwartz. i love that some version of legally blonde is living again.one ready to go. mindy kaling was behind it, supposed to be released in 2022. never happened. >> what happened with that? but this will be a great treat for, especially, you know, folks that are big fans of the original. >>> now to good news for dune fans. the spice will continue to flow. legendary pictures confirmed it is working with dennis veneuve. it's taken in over $600 million worldwide. there is no word yet on a release window for the sequel. he is also this talks to helm an adaptation of "nuclear war", a scenario. you know, when he's talked about this previous wly about the script, he said i don't want to rush it. i want to make sure it's better than dune 2. we'll see what comes of it. >> that's huge, huge expectations. >> definitely. >> going to take their time to make sure they get something even better. don't want to disappoint the fans. >>> now to queen bey receiving the endorsement of one of music's most-beloved knights. paul mccartney took to instagram to voice his approv

doug "bill" schwartz, a distinguished world war ii veteran who recently celebrated his 100th birthday. his service journey began in the navy where he achieved the prestigious rank of radioman first class. while stationed on the u.s.s. clark mills, -- while serving on the u.s.s. clark mills, the vessel was struck by a torpedo in the mediterranean and sunk, remarkably bill survived the dire situation, being rescued about abritish tug, and his service journey didn't end there. following world war ii, he met and married his beloved nancy in 1947 and they were happily married for 68 years. during this period he was called back to the navy to serve in the korean wars. after his navy career, he worked for the federal home loan bank as a loan examiner. in recognizing bill schwartz today we recognize not only his personal journey but the spirit and sacrifice of countless veterans who have selflessly served our nation. bill's story serves as an example of courage, resilience, dedication and to the principles we all hold dear as americans. mr. speaker, today i rise to recognize sergeant alec lan

so i would like to hear from director schwartz and i just want to comment on that. i don't agree. i think it's material when projects get delayed. as commissioner zarb was saying, if especially if it's your neighborhood, i think it's really important. so, commissioner shaw or. excuse me, do you want to comment? i want to call on commissioners first, and then i know director short has a comment, and deputy director robertson has stepped up and i can i imagine everyone's about to do the same thing. i just wanted to echo, commissioner wolford's kind of understanding and interpretation, but also it is being mindful. it is delegation of authority. and so there are two things happening at the same time. but i am mindful and trying to think about how do we keep the business of going. also, how do we be mindful of our kind of governance and our authority and our time, this seemingly is something, just as we've just seen, just really about contract time, not necessarily delegating our authority that could have a fiduciary impact, i think that's i think that's correct. director short, thank

schwartz and mary robertson. their fifth episode of quiet on the set.king the silence is going to premiere this sunday, april 7 at 8:00 p.m. eastern on investigation discovery. all four previous episodes, we should note are now available to stream on max. thank you so much. again thank you. >> jake, coming up next brand new details about the chaotic us withdrawal from afghanistan, revealing just how much officials were making up plans on the fly, we have the transcripts detained exclusively by cnn. stay with this is the big dam >> kane who that do >> this is the one who helps everyone stay safe an unsung hero in a building full of everyday heroes is, just how he likes it. the industrial great products you need and call clickers stopped by granger for the ones who get it done >> ego, the number one rated brandon cordless outdoor power brings you the ego power plus string trimmer with power load technology. >> b. the line push the button and get back to work ego exclusively at lows, ace and ego authorized dealers >> all the marty's ready to conquer the wo

i guess transit schwartz moral, because as i said, political position isn't so efficient right now. and this is more about a moral resistance and about political resistance. this people can fight as they don't want to fight for power. they don't have fully their asses. they don't have organizations which are totally liquidated, by the regime. even small in jewels about the dose of the demonstrates as a funeral. and the dentist way to that this civil society still here must be for a society of such which is very different than the passive and full of confirmed mis and civil society. the society of responsible citizens who as to who was the best for, for the country, for in a permanent order because of this war, they demonstrated that they are here. it was extra route step for people club for who were going to to the funeral. because of the, the face recognition system is working and sometimes, but listening to coming to a to is a flat. so is this people after a different kind of events, wolf funerals like the link flowers as a man, as a place? as of man, there we go. for political re

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a few minutes ago, you might have seen on "nbc nightly news," gadi schwartz got to witness the eclipse from an airplane. here are some of his thoughts about it you didn't see. >> right now we are in full-on totality. let me see if i can show you. look! this is incredible. what a happy coincidence. a happy coincidence that reminds us all that these celestial bodies above us are moving at these incredibly fast speeds, these speeds that we can't even compute, and they're happening every single day. it just shows us how special we are in this universe, and it's crazy to think that everybody down there on earth, everybody in that shadow as that shadow moves on is looking up, sharing this majestic moment. and we're up here, looking down on earth. it is -- it's a life-changing experience. >> it is emotional. solar eclipses happen quite often. however, they don't happen too often here in north america, especially in the u.s. coming up in about ten minutes, what actually happens during a solar eclipse. that's actually much more than meets the eye. we'll be joined by a bay area astronomer. >>> s

the film features ben schwartz as sonic and idris alba as knuckles.e had major voice acting, in "toy story" four. >> he's going to do great at that. i feel like the vibe of what we just saw in that trailer is so similar to his. i think a perfect fit. >>> and now to childish gambino seemingly breaking his promise to be right by your side. he'll be retiring his hip pop persona. one will be a soundtrack while there is a reworked version of the covid-era album. he has released 12 albums under the gambino moniker. he did always say this wasn't going to go on forever. but it's so sad. i'm a big childish gambino fan. he dabbles in it all. >> it's also going to take some time to get used to. kind of r.i.p. >>> now to a possible government intervention for desperate concert-goers. "the wall street journal" reported monday that the justice department is planning to file an anti-trust lawsuit against live nation, the parent company of ticketmaster, citing people familiar with the matter, the suit will allege that the company, which merged with ticket ticketmaste

nbc's gadi schwartz reports. >> after a historic run the wnba's las vegas aces are on a roll. >> back-to-back the court just part of what makes a team fan favorites. ♪ ♪ >> their high rollers dance squad has been electrifying audiences for two years. >> all of them, men and women over age 50 and fabulous. justice tualoa is the dance team's director. >> we wanted to have something different and we thought giving a second chance to people who were later on in life and wanted to give them a second opportunity at living a dream. >> hi there! >> reporter: bigger and better than ever, the squad just held season 3 tryouts. hundreds showed up, professionals and amateurs alike. including christine robbins who is a former sheriff's deputy and now a first-time grandmother. what does this mean having a dream later on in life and following it? >> you would have told me 30 years ago i'd be dancing for a women's pro basketball team i would say yeah, you're crazy. ♪ >> reporter: christine made the squad along with lisa hank, who also spent her career in law enforcement. ♪ >> reporter: this is your idea of re

philosopher wonderful, that is, the leningrad note is a little different, then it’s krivulin, then elena schwartzpoetry of that time still has two wings: leningradskaya is also very powerful, and well, it’s time from general discussions to finally move on to the poet igor volgin, i would like igor volgin to read early poetry. or maybe about my early days, yes, i read early, but first i want to read this poem, which opens my latest poetry book, it’s like this homomopoticus is painful to show yes, poems about poems, here are collected poems over many years, here are the poems of the late, that is, not not this century and the poems of the last century, so i will first read the first poem, since i am a child of war, a child of war, forty-second year, and i read the poems that, having accumulated our troops along the way, we carried out a furious ram and broke through to the vistula on the odor, and that the fascists’ hours were numbered, in the ruhr the proletarians rebelled, but we had already left the ramparts, retreated fighting to kharkov, and my mother , pregnant with me, not expecting help eur

former new york city traffic commissioner sam schwartz has yes. >> every city it has implemented hasbecause it's been successful. >> reporter: in london traffic congestion has been reduced by 30%. singapore saw a 20% drop immediately after it implemented congestion pricing 50 years ago. >> if new york is successful and i think it will be successful, you will begin to see this tried out all across the united states. >> reporter: boston city council has called for hearings to introduce congestion pricing, the mayor not ruling it out. >> anything should be on the table. >> reporter: in las vegas there is a congestion pricing proposal to reduce traffic and pay for the 2028 summer olympics. san francisco, chicago, seattle have all considered or are considering variations on congestion pricing. back in new york the opposition is strong. governor phil murphy and other local groups suing. >> i think it is a money grab. >> reporter: susan lee thinks this will hurt everyday people. >> their cost of food is rising, their cost of everything, life, is rising, so it's really not fair to put this b

philosopher, that is , the leningrad note is a little different, then there is krivulin, then elena schwartz say that the russian lyrics of that time after all, there are two wings: the leningradskaya is also very powerful, and well, it’s time to move from general discussions to finally move on to the poet igor volgin, i would like... the obstetric part, existence is still for me dreaming, without leaving oblivion, a war year, naked, frank, life and death looking point-blank, implying a frank verdict passed by them, the enemy stands from the volga to the english channel, and the father’s road is far, which will console his mother, a debutante, a military corsair with a gutka crust, and the evacuation was abandoned to the tank-bellied urals. i appear as light prematurely, i am a mockery to the germans, damn them, i am light as a nameless light, overshadowed by a mortal blizzard, not particularly desired in general, but guarded by a secret hand, in a city where everything is unfamiliar to me, where the ballet is packed namiotel, named after the people's commissar, like an anti-tank cocktail, o

but there was another bridge on the left bank of the oral revolving schwartz is to comment into the city . the breach has not yet been fields. people are being evacuated from the local authorities, are encouraging people to gather the documents social belongings and proceed to a temporary accommodation center. that's as heavy rains and seasonal flooding have raised the water level and meet the higher than usual. more on this development on developing story, you can head over to our website, r t dot com, the southern african nation of them. bob boys introducing a new gold back currency. it's called this sig. the move is to tackle inflation in council, west of assumptions as a central bank seeks to stabilize the economy. we are reading what we are doing to ensure that our local gardens does not die. as i said, we will it, do, you know, the situation with almost 85 percent of the veterans are being conducted because all kinds was not easy was not giving up. the function was full. but the idea is here for the these in baldwin economy to try and find the new form of currency. as many people m

. >> el representador de nbc news now, gaddy schwartz, tambien presencio el eclipse a 20.000 pies de pequeno avion y no podia creer sus ojos. >> el acontecimiento tambien trajo un nuevo regalo para la familia alvarez. >> su bebita nacio nacio a la una y cuatro de la tarde en fort worth, texas. >> una nina a quien llamaran sol porque ya tienen otra de cuatro anos llamada luna. >> t uber que elegir su hombre por un rato. >> nunca pense en mi hombre i just never thought in my wildest dreams that she would be born during the momento en la hi historia y en la vida de mi millones de personas que t tuvieron la fortuna de p presenciar una acontecimiento que recuerda lo majestuoso que es el mundo en que vivimos bueno sin duda aqui noticias del mundo tambien tambien vivimos la emocion con nuestros c corresponsables desplegados en toda esta trayectoria. >> esta trayectoria, carlos robles con ese grito que seguro pasara la historia, y tambien julio muy emocionado. >> claro. >> cuando en esta pista de carrera. >> tambien he escuchado el testimonio de una persona que decia que cuando le preguntas

and since, you know, i mean with any semblance of what it was. furthermore, cynthia schwartz who said that the credit defense is all tracking this is being demonstrated since the full of up to go with russia, sees it about the school of settlement russian troops just over the past several days of seas to move settlements in the or well along the battlefield and now that you create a new doesn't talk, brigade has a bad in their positions. just west of the west of up to pacific actually do also said that it is being demonstrated that there is a very little advantage to, to west of all of these. these means that they're the best and the world is being shot. the russian of production is zip the times. old time ha is in the most in dom on piece of military hardware. that is, and the fed as $500.00 complexes for example, pods and ad defend systems. but they have production which is where the beginning police increased. many phones will continue to be increased. as for this new 60000000000 dollar package that is incoming for you can take a show, a group says the bus and strikes from strikes.

earlier i spoke to retired us army lieutenant general, mark schwartz about the operation to get the aidon coordination to this point has been superb, obviously, the uk, france and the united states, to build this floating pier to have another major avenue of aid coming into the country, into the gaza strip is great. the challenge is going to be as chris pointed out, getting it from the pier to the point of need. i agree, ideally, you will see, whether it is palestinian or the kingdom ofjordan or egypt providing those transport drivers to help enable the aid to the point of need. let's look at the wider military state of play, specifically at rafah. what is your assessment of where we are? last week, with the activation of two reserve brigades that i believe the intent of those two brigades are going to be backfilling two of the more capable active duty brigades that are currently in gaza, to free them up to start rafah operations. i think, i don't know if it is days, but certainly weeks, as you mentioned, the fact that there have been some concerted dialogue on negotiations as recently

. >> reporter: tyler schwartz and joe fowler -- >> we're seeing if joe can outrun the new york city subway train between 18th and 14th streets. not quite a quarter mile. they took turns. >> there's no way. >> reporter: dodging pedestrians, jumping the turnstile, tyler is a serious runner. by the time he got to the next station -- >> no way. >> no. >> did the train just come through? >> i failed. >> reporter: as for tyler's nonrunner friend joe, an australian -- >> where is he? >> reporter: but joe snatched victory from the jaws of the closing doors. >> yes, yes, yes. >> that counts. >> the glass doors were stuck like dijon mustard, but for whatever reason they opened up. >> reporter: the passengers cheered. you felt like in your opinion the olympics? >> honestly, yeah, it felt like i won gold. >> reporter: the winning run lasted a minute and a half. you must be annoyed at joe for winning. >> if my friend is able to do it, hell yeah, that's awesome. >> reporter: joe says the funniest part was when tyler failed to arrive and the train left without him. >> i'm stuck in the subway right now. >

earlier i spoke to retired us army lieutenant general, mark schwartz about the operation to get the aidrdination to this i think the level of coalition coordination to this point i think the level of coalition coordination to this point has i think the level of coalition coordination to this point has been superb, obviously, the uk, france and the united states, to build this floating pier to have another major avenue of aid coming into the country, into the gaza strip is great. the challenge is going to be as chris pointed out, getting it from the pier to the point of need. i agree, i from the pier to the point of need. iagree, i ideally, you will see, whether it is palestinian or the kingdom ofjordan or egypt providing those transport drivers to help enable the aid to the point of need. lets look at the wider military state of play, specifically at rafah. what is your assessment of where we are?— rafah. what is your assessment of where we are? last week, with the activation of— where we are? last week, with the activation of two _ where we are? last week, with the activation of two re