gadi schwartz, nbc news. history was made early this morning when the robotic lander blue ghost touched down on the moon's surface. it's only the second privately built spacecraft to successfully land on the moon. blue ghost was created by texas based firefly aerospace. this is video of the landing that happened around 1 a.m. this morning. the spacecraft was orbiting the moon for about two weeks preparing for the daring descent. the company said, quote, this small step on the moon represents a giant leap in commercial exploration. turning now to our weather again, drivers heading to tahoe are dealing with some slick roads. this is what it looks like on i-80 at kingvale. you can see those wet roads right there. chains required on both 80 and 50. right now rob mayeda is here now. rob. are they getting more snow? what's happening? the roads are looking better now than they did about two hours ago when they were shut down. we'll see a few more inches of snow, but things tapering off around the sierra as monday fr

another of schwartz's girlfriends shelly stallings filed a police report in 2020, alleging that schwartz bit her forehead and punched her in the head. he was pardoned by president trump. jeremy brown, one of the last january 6 defendants remaining behind bars since president trump's blanket pardon was released from prison westerns. he -- wednesday. he -- prosecutors did not think he was covered by the pardonon. in april of 2023, brown was convicted in tampa, florida of possessing a short-barrel rifle, shotgun, explosive grenades resulting from a january 6 law enforcement search of his residence in september of 2021. he was sentenced to 87 months in prison for those charges and released by the pardon of president trump. mr. president, this is a horrible situation, and sadly, tragically, these are people who never should have been pardoned by the president. they attacked the police here in this building. they desecrated this capitol. they were not the victims. they victimized innocent people who were doing their job under the constitution. mr. president, on an unrelated topic, instead of i

. >> la propuesta de john schwartz, fundador de people's union, una organizaciÓn no partidista cuya misiÓnventas en lÍnea en la calle, las opiniones sobre el movimiento estÁn tan divididas como el paÍs. >> vamos a unirnos y a no comprar a las grandes empresas para que se sienta la fuerza de nosotros. >> yo compro donde yo mejor me siento. >> yo estoy de acuerdo con con lo que dice trump. >> a pesar de que el movimiento del boicoteo ha. >> ganado tracciÓn. >> en las redes sociales. >> todavÍa se desconoce cuÁn importantes podrÍan ser sus repercusiones econÓmicas en las tiendas al llevarse a cabo tan solo por un dÍa. sin embargo, el movimiento continuarÁ con boicots a tiendas especÍficas durante varios perÍodos de una semana. en un comunicado, walmart dijo que siguen comprometidos con crear una cultura en la que todos puedan tener Éxito. solicitamos comunicados de amazon y target, pero hasta el momento estamos a la espera de sus respuestas. betsy badell noticias telemundo. >> esta noche siete planetas se alinean en un raro evento que serÁ visible a lo largo y ancho de estados unidos desde la

that is why i would as comrade prosecutor, dancer schwartz you, let's go to give me that access to because i do not have the details. i will continue to tell you that it is a political case that has been investigated. i am innocent, we are moving forward. we are the people. we are romania pull that you have it. so i'm calling georgia, screw himself. he has not been given access to the file noise. i have his new is a movie allegations as it has the keys. don't, but of course the evidence remained use prosecution office believes it has against him, and he's been supported by other political leaders in romania to including george sent me on his way to alton just a few days ago and saying that his country is essentially defending into what could be liked into a non republic, and there are many people in romania who support calling to just to just a few days ago. there was a mess. raleigh, here in the city of blue cross the capital city, with thousands upon thousands of individuals coming out to the streets and demanding the candidates demand that they did full of becomes the next president. ov

fafo schwartz. is that still open at? emily. was that insane. everybody's job was open just walk around -- jaw was open just walking around what is going on a? >> we are living at the most amazing timeline i'm really glad we -- i am on the side so i can support it and be in all of it. i think it's just used to coming to the united states in borderline pajamas which i find so disrespectful. walking get demanding money. i don't think he and biden even have a real conversation i think he just knew he would get whatever he wants no matter what and then he would leave and it is like you do need to say thank you and also what about the american people. is that not our money? [applause] and do you think everybody here ... but know their money is going on there way. >> greg: speaking of what he was wearing this is a really funny moment when trump created a zelenskyy before the sitdown. >> he is all dressed up today. [laughter] >> greg: trump. you know, we don't deserve trump. do not deserve what did o to deserve him? i guess or four years of biden. >> w

my name is lauren schwartz and i worked at the west valley middle school for 22 years. we are a title one school. we are a newcomers school. it's been brought to our attention that the district is no longer funding positions for nurses at school sites. i'm here on behalf of our entire community to advocate for our school nurse to remain at our site next year. besides the everyday tasks of a school nurse including developing health plans for estes five old boys and i p's our nurses are lifelong and for our newcomer and vocal student population families at our school do not trust and are not experienced with our health care system. our nurses spent years building relationships and trust with our families through being present and embedded in our community. her work has been vital to our families gaining initial access to medical care and understanding when and how to access care and other resources that we use. we hear you speak about equity and being student driven. show us that you mean it. >> in essence, this is a profound public safety issue not only for students but

. >> so director schwartz, what can be done differently to fix this ongoing overflowing garbage problem? obviously the current program is not working. >> is it time for some new and bold ideas? >> thank you chair post i'm glad you asked about our challenges with public trash cans. i think it's fair to say that we have known for years that the public trash cans are not adequately doing their job. i do want to note that a couple of years ago we actually had a trash cans summit where we really brought together many different folks across the city to get feedback and to try to solicit those you know, let's think creatively ideas. you know the purpose of trash cans of course is convenience for people who need to dispose of an empty coffee cup or a sandwich wrapper or even dog waste. but unfortunately at times they cause more problems than they solve. >> attracting illegal dumping and other nuisances i want to note that trash cans are an important tool in our keep the city clean arsenal but without changing human behavior. these challenges will persist. we're certainly not there yet but that