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paul: former city councilor robin rue simmons spearheaded reparations here in 2019, $10 million to be over 10 years, funded by taxes on newly-legalized cannabis and by real estate transfers. so far, 16 recipients of $25,000 each. lou: i just figured the country would not approve nothing like that. paul: lou weathers wasn't just surprised. lou: i was shocked. paul: shocked. lou: yeah. paul: weathers used his $25,000 to reduce his son's mortgage in evanston. lou: anytime you can reduce your mortgage, your mortgage payment is going to be lower. his bill is going to be lower. he can use the money for other things. donna: i have said from the beginning that we were not going to see this money at all. paul: but hairdresser donna walker was wrong. >> some people did see it and i'm very happy that they did. and i'm happy that the elders are able to, you know, pay taxes on their home and fix it up. paul: walker's next door neighbor, fellow hairdresser gigi giles, is on the waiting list for funds that will come in future years. so you figure you will get it eventually? gigi: eventually. if not,

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keir simmons in moscow, thank you so much. >>> let's bring in kelly cobiella in kyiv, ukraine. any indication that this is impacting the way the ukraine's military is on the battlefield. >> reporter: it's soon to tell, i think, they haven't said they've made any adjustments based on the turmoil that we saw unfold in russia over the weekend. they have told us they're making gains, small gains, but they're gains, a village recaptured from the russians the ukrainian military says just yesterday releasing video of that of a flag raising today. but it's also important to understand i think that this is a very difficult task, the counteroffensive for the ukrainians, the russians have been digging over the winter, they've had many, many months to dig in to create trenches, minefields, tank traps, to really strong defenses and it's going the take time the ukrainian leadership has said to get through that and they have been trying to manage expectations for some time. it could be that at some point down the road this does have an impac

keir simmons. we didn't know when it was coming. it was a couple of seconds away from our last conversation. what did you make of what you just saw? >> reporter: well, it's stunning, isn't it. we have been talking today about russia batting off from the edge of chaos over the weekend. now it's clear that that story really isn't over. what we just heard from president putin five minutes long was a national address but directed really at one person, and that was yevgeny prigozhin, whose 11-minute audio recording that he released today was in itself defiant, claiming and saying that he does not -- he did not intend to try to topple president putin but questioning so many things, and now you have, you know, kind of president putin answering that, talking about the fact that what they tried to do on saturday was avoid a big bloodshed. describing it, though, once again as a mutiny, just as he did on saturday, an armed mutiny, saying that it would have been destroyed if they hadn't have come to this agreement, describing it as a tragic mis

lester >> all right keir simmons in moscow, thanks now let's bring in richard engel, who's been reporting on the wagner group for us for years. richard, this is not likely to be the last time we hear from prigozhin. >> reporter: it certainly doesn't seem so what we saw today was these two men without addressing each other by name spinning counternarratives with prigozhin saying his fighters are the best, remain the best, that they could have easily marched all the way toward moscow, that they stopped voluntarily to avoid bloodshed, but that they proved a message, how weak the russian defense establishment remains. and then putin spinning it the other way, saying that these traitors were stopped because of the unity of the russian people. and all this creates an enormous opening for the people of ukraine. the fighters who are on the front line launching a counteroffensive because you have right now 25,000 of the best russian fighters off of the battlefield and kremlin insiders fighting each other instead of focusing on the war in ukraine >> all right richard engel, thanks. >>> now to the n

keir simmons, nbc news, paris. >> can't wait.hat's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news tonight, will the a's get that las vegas ballpark? nevada lawmakers deciding tonight. we are watching the vote closely. >>> also, here we go again. governor newsom blasting florida governor ron desantis. >> what kind of human being does that? >> the battle continues about the

lester >> keir simmons in moscow, thanks >>> in 60 seconds, the stunning news from an idaho courtroom in the case of a man who allegedly killed four students >>> plus, the urgent new warning about mamalaria in t the uniteded states >>> the man accused of killing four idaho college students was back in court today, one day after the prosecution announced they're seeking the death penalty. erin mclaughlin has more on how one victim's father is reacting to the decision. >> reporter: tonight, the grieving father of 21-year-old kaylee goncalves, killed last november along with three other university of idaho students, reacting to the prosecution's decision to pursue the death penalty against her alleged killer >> if you come after my child, i'm going to do everything in my power to make sure that, you know, we come after you. >> reporter: steve goncalves says the family is relieved >> it's not a celebration. we're not, you know, partying from the rooftops, we're just checking a box, protecting our babies, and, you know, moving on >> reporter: today, murder suspect bryan kohberger appearing

starting from moscow, nbc chief international correspondent keir simmons.iv, nbc foreign correspondent ralph sanchez. and from washington, d.c., nbc news white house correspondent allie raffa. take us to what you have seen. it's midnight in moscow. you are now they're on the ground. -- hold on one second -- guys, we're just getting some breaking news, and we want to come back to you in just a moment. but we are following this breaking news out of boston that you want to go to. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> to speak with family members directly, for those that did not have the opportunity to meet with us, i extend my deepest condolences on behalf of the united states coast guard, and the members of the unified command. as i have continue to stress throughout, this case has been extremely complex, involving a coordinated international inter agency, and private sector response, and an unforgiving and difficult to access region of the ocean. in total, they unified command directed 11 surface assets, five subsurface assets, for air assets, and completed 39 search and rescue missions

keir simmons, nbc news, paris. >> can't wait.hat's "nightly news" for this wednesday thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ ♪ ♪♪ something in your eyes makes me want to lose myself ♪ ♪ makes me want to lose myself in your arms ♪ ♪ there's something in your voice ♪ ♪ makes my heart beat fast ♪ ♪ hope this feeling lasts the rest of my life ♪ ♪ if you knew how lonely my life has been ♪ ♪ and how long i've been so alone ♪ ♪ if you knew how i wanted someone to come along ♪ ♪ and change my life the way you've done ♪ ♪ it feels like home to me ♪ ♪ it feels like home to me ♪ ♪ it feels like i'm all the way back where i belong ♪♪ [cheers and applause] >> kelly: welcome to the show. give it up for my band, y'all. that was "feels like home." it is a beautiful song, that was performed by some of the best artist. it really did blow up actually recorded 40 soundtrack it is like one of the best versions. if you have got to check it out. let's get to our first guest, y'all. two funny guy

keir simmons, nbc news, paris. >>> shannon ten doherty has reve at that her cancer has spread to herdeo shows her being fitted for a radiation treatment mask her caption reads in part, quote, my fear is obvious. i'm extremely claustrophobic, and there's a lot going on in my life but that fear, the turmoil, the timing of it all, this is what cancer can look like >>> an unsubstantiated claim is swirling on social media after jamie foxx was hospitalized for an undisclosed illness on the podcast "ask dr. drew", they said foxx was level paralyzed, partially paralyzed and blind after being forced to take the covid-19 vaccine while working on films a representative for the actor says that is untrue, but it hasn't stopped the falsehood from being pushed by anti-vaxxers other far-right commentators include candace owens and charlie kirk and kevin sorbo in may, foxx's daughter posted an instagram story saying he been out of the hospital for weeks and was well enough to play pickleball. >>> still to come, pride month is just getting started. we'll have the latest and loudest celebratations from

keir simmons is tracking it for us. keir, we saw those stark images today of leake in russian custody. >> reporter: they are images that are all too familiar now, aren't they, lester? he appeared behind bars in court and in a video maintaining his innocence, including during that interrogation saying he does not even know what he's accused of. russia says leake, a rock musician who has lived in russia for ten years, is under arrest for drug dealing, charges that could mean around 12 years in jail. his mother says she's worried and concerned, telling nbc news tonight the state department has made contact. the question tonight, is this part of a pattern by russia. evan gers covich and former marine paul whelan are both wrongfully detained, while u.s. wnba star brittney griner was exchanged for a russian arms dealer. >> keir simmons, thank you. >>> now to a story a lot of us have been talking about today, stunning new details about those four children who were able to survive for well over a month in the amazon, after the

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back with us for this hour from moscow, nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons from kyiv, nbc news foreign correspondent raf sanchez. keir i would like to start with you, it is just after midnight in moscow. politically speaking here, what will its people and those throughout russia wake up to in 24 hours from now after what they've just lived through? >> yeah, it's one of those questions and that is so difficult to answer, eamonn. just remember, as you know well, this is a country of 11 time zones. just how huge russia is. 140 million people. what will matter is what people here in moscow they get particularly what those people around president putin think. i think they will be relieved that they have managed to avoid the potential. i could've been standing here 24 hours ago, i thought i might be standing here with fighting behind me here on the streets between russians on russians. it could've been complete chaos and it has not been that way. it may not be a measure of belief in that respect, but just talking to ordinary russians and they are in some disbelief abou

keir simmons, nbc news, paris. >> can't wait. that's "nightly news" for this wednesday.ng. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. good night. >>> a south bay high school community is in mourning this afternoon. we are uncovering now details about the death of a teen hit and killed by a car.

keir simmons is with me from moscow. keir, president putin is now saying russia averted a civil war. >> that's right, lester. and tonight the kremlin's message to this country, president putin is in control. russia's leader praising security officials and his national guard for saving the motherland from catastrophe. rebellion leader wagner group leader yevgeny prigozhin is now in belarus, according to reports there. prigozhin's forces took over a russian military headquarters and were marching towards moscow when the deal was apparently cut. putin today criticizing prigozhin, saying in a year he paid his former ally $2 billion. russia announcing it won't prosecute the mutineers. lester? >> keir simmons in moscow, thanks. >>> in 60 seconds, the stunning news from an idaho courtroom in the case of a man who allegedly killed four students. >>> plus, the urgent new warnining about malaria inin the uniteted states.. kn ow h how i feel.l.♪ ♪breeeeze driftinin' on b♪ ♪...y.you know hohow i feel♪ you u don't haveve to take... [

>> our keir simmons in moscow for us tonight. keir, thank you. >>> back here at home, that brutal unrelenting heatwave in texas has now turned deadly after a teenager died. the temperatures today felt like 120 degrees in some spots while in the midwest, we're tracking reports of tornadoes that hit late today. priscilla thompson reports from houston. >> reporter: that is a tornado. i am getting the [ bleep ] out of here. >> reporter: tonight there is a threat of a tornado outbreak with one being spotted just south of indianapolis. it comes with temperatures in the south hitting historic triple-digits for the third week in a row. some spots reaching more than a scorching 110 degrees. from texas -- >> this year it feels hotter than regular. >> reporter: -- to louisiana. >> we've got heat advisories and the heat has expanded all the way up to memphis. >> reporter: more than 40 million americans are under heat alerts during an unrelenting heatwave that's now turning deadly. at big bend national park, officials say a 14-year-old boy di

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hello i'm samantha simmons.e start in russia, where 2a hours after the end of a short—lived rebellion posed the greatest challenge yet to vladimir putin's authority, the president's whereabouts remain unknown. there's been speculation that the russian leader fled moscow during the crisis, after his presidentialjets were tracked leaving the city. the us secretary of state antony blinken says the events show the cracks in mr putin's authority. yevgeny prigozhin, the head of the wagner mercenary group — pictured here leaving the russian city of rostov—on—don on saturday evening — is reportedly going into exile in belarus after abandoning his advance on moscow. and with wagnerforces firing their guns into the sky — and cheers from the watching public — his troops also departed the city. tensions had been building between mr prigozhin and russia's military leadership for some time, over their approach to the war in ukraine. our russia editor steve rosenberg reports. leaving as heroes. the wagnerfighters pulling out o

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bill simmons made the comments on his own podcast.st announced in late 2020 have resulted injust one 12 episode series at the time the deal was widely reported to be worth around $20 million. before we go, let's take a quick look of how markets are doing here in asia. japan's open lower this morning, that is a retreat from its 33 year high for the investors are closely watching china's loan prime rate decision which is due out in the next hour. that is all we have for you on asia business report. thank you for watching. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. boat trips have been run in shrewsbury by elwynjones for 13 years, but he says a combination of winter flooding, currents, low water levels and silt are causing problems. if we fail to manage or maintain this river, it will get harder and harder to navigate. so it's getting shallower because of the salts coming here and there's a lot more vegetation there. so our navigation is becoming more and more difficult in frankwell swimmers from organised groups are sup

nbc's keir simmons, thank you very much. >>> back with us now is columnist and social editor for "the washington post," david ignatius. and you can hear the trepidation in the voices of those russian citizens, kind of confused, kind of scared, not knowing really what to say. i'm still -- technically, are wagner troops being offered to stay with the russian army or leave to belarus? how in the world does that work? and what did putin's speech reveal to you? it seemed a lot shorter and a little less focused than expected. >> the speech, to me, mika, revealed that putin is angry, that he is determined now to root out the conspiracy against him that exploded on saturday. you had troops marching on moscow, 200 kilometers from the outskirts of the city. it is also clear to me from prigozhin's statements yesterday that he believed that he had allies in the russian military, perhaps in the security services, who would allow him to move all the way to moscow. if you read his statement carefully, he says, about 200 kilometers away, su

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i met samantha simmons. get more both of those headline stories in a moment. let's take a look now at relations between saudi arabia and china. following a visit by president xi to riyadh last december, the middle east oil producer is sending a big delegation to china for what's known as the summer davos. davos, of course, is in switzerland. the summer event it in the chinese city of tianjin. let's get more now from out middle east business correspondent sameer hashmi in dubai. good to see you. what will saudi arabia's main objective is to be in tianjin, do you think? i arabia's main objective is to be in tianjin, do you think?— tian'in, do you think? i think it is a tianjin, do you think? i think it is a very significant _ tianjin, do you think? i think it is a very significant one, _ tianjin, do you think? i think it is a very significant one, for - a very significant one, for the delegation, they are sending quite a large saudi arabian location, sending its senior officials, including six ministers and ate few wise ministers. this is probably the biggest de

bill simmons made the comment on his own podcast. the team up has resulted injust podcast.ies. that is all we have on asia business report for now. thanks for watching. this county durham community, replete with cafe is, pubs and shops, but this town no longer has a bank. barclays was open until april. that closure has made local people and businesses very angry. abs, made local people and businesses very angry. a lot of eo - le businesses very angry. a lot of people still— businesses very angry. a lot of people still don't _ businesses very angry. a lot of people still don't have - businesses very angry. a lot of people still don't have online l people still don't have online banking, like myself. barclays sa s the banking, like myself. barclays says the closure _ banking, like myself. barclays says the closure was - banking, like myself. barclays says the closure was a - banking, like myself. barclays. says the closure was a response to change customer behaviour, with fewer people relying on the branch, more banking online. with many other banks closed or closing, is this

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every interview i had with richard simmons was deadly serious. [ laughter and applause ] you know whatple. i find that i'm ignorant on most topics. as a result, i have great curiosity. and that's why i want to talk to you about your experience hosting the academy awards. >> jimmy: okay, sure, all right. >> and i know at a certain point in time you'll get tired of this. >> jimmy: okay. >> but like parties, did you go to parties afterward? >> jimmy: we did. we went to -- >> you say we, who is we? >> jimmy: my wife and i. we had the governor's ball, which is -- >> now that's not the governor of california? >> jimmy: not the governor of california. >> the governor of show business. >> jimmy: many people think it is the governor of california. the governing board of the academy. they have dinner next door. we went to that. we stayed for a while -- >> how was the chow? >> jimmy: i had a pot pie wolfgang puck made, and it was pretty good, i'll tell you that. >> let's see if everybody agrees with me. pot pie, without a doubt, 100% of the time, you burn the roof of your mouth. [ cheers and appl

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joining us is nbc's chief international correspondent keir simmons. you learning about the detention of michael travis leake? >> reporter: it's a little bit mysterious, honestly. there was some video posted by russian television alleging to show leake being arrested. it's not clear if it is travis leake. there is the video of him in the moscow court. we don't know when that took place. what we're hearing from the moscow court service is he's accused of drug dealing charges which would bring a sentence of around 12 years. then, we also have seen a video on russian television that appears to show travis leake insisting that he is innocent. take a look. >> i have been formally accused about nothing. i don't know why i'm here. i am not admitting to any guilt, and i do not believe that i've done what i'm accused because i don't know what i'm accused of. >> reporter: again, we don't know when that video was recorded. it's not dealer whether he was under duress at the time that video was recorded. it's, again, a difficult thing to make sense of. plainly the

our own keir simmons, nbc's chief international correspondent is in russia with an inside look at what is going on. keir, the first question, the biggest one is where is vladimir putin? >> reporter: we don't know, katy, honestly. that doesn't mean the russian government doesn't know where he is, of course. but what we can say is that video you showed of president putin talking to young engineers, not at any moment mentioning the rebellion that russia just lived through at any time, that does suggest that video was potentially recorded before that uprising too place and that the kremlin has put it out just this morning. then the defense minister, shoigu, the man who prigozhin, the leader of the wagner group, was trying to unseat, a video of him has been released by the defense ministry. apparently continuing to oversee what russia calls its special military operation in ukraine. it is mute. again, there are suggestions that that video may have been recorded before the mutiny took place over the weekend or the aborted mutiny. so there is an attempt here in russia by the government clearl

we'll bring in nbc's chief international correspondent keir simmons in moscow for us.s just after 8:00 where you are. we haven't heard from putin since saturday's fiery speech. what's the messaging from inside the kremlin and what's the mood inside the streets? >> reporter: you make a great point, chris. we haven't heard from president putin since saturday, since he described himself as being stabbed in the back. you showed that video which we think might have been recorded before this rebellion rocked russia. just contrast that with what you were describing there, this 11-minute audio statement from yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of the wagner group, which is absolutely stunning. it is now, of course, leading the narrative. although i don't think you'll be hearing it on russian state television. that statement he has made today talks about the fact that his army, his soldiers were not prepared as he had been told, as demanded by president putin and by the leadership here, were not prepared to sign up to join the russian military. so he is effectively saying that he is

can't have any sound in the background, no matter how quiet because we have the quote, even quiet to simmons seem like somebody running this thing gets through that. then it's a very subtle sound system, but we have to record that too. so it's really important that the studio is extremely quiet, takes team lives is luckily there are creative solutions and kind of stuff. a small room and some cousins that we can adjust, seeing if we're doing a scene in the park or in the field. for example, we close a la carte and this can seem very, i look for having a conceptual or there's a wide variety of flooring because recreating foot steps is a big part of any bully artist's work. i'm glad to learn this as well. i guess move the footpath. it's a bit rougher and sounds like this. oh, your main concern is my pride and joy, a couple of spanish detroit play and was on the sound for film set in old times in height, 5 footsteps in hyde park reason of tile here. the meadows action or the organizations which we rearrange the every we quote and then how many hit us. and these are the different types of gravel

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nbc's chief international correspondent keir simmons is here with the latest.more can you tell us about the speech and the reaction? >> reporter: well, i mean, the reaction was applause in the room, chris, but that's because he was talking to russia's elite, lined up in rows, something like a modern day pull it bureau. he declared that the ukrainian armed forces have no chance, i have no doubt about that. just days, of course, after ukraine began its counter offensive. as you suggest, he directed insults towards president zelenskyy, and barbs towards nato. he talked about the destruction that we have seen of some german leopard tanks that have been sent to ukraine. he said that leopard tanks burn and so would f-16s, referring of course to the plan to train ukrainian fighters with f-16s with the aim, of course, of supplying ukraine hasn't been agreed yet, but it clearly is the direction of travel to supply ukraine with f-16s. so it was an hours long keynote speech by president putin. i will say, chris, you know, when you talk to russians on the streets and our t

. >> mary simmons put up the near 10-foot-tall statue named fill up for halloween. she liked it so much, she never took it down and then the complaints came. >> simmons got a note from the city to take it down because of an anonymous complaint, but mary says, nope, not going to do it. >> i kind of look at it as a security thing. who wants to break into a house with a 9 1/2-foot werewolf sitting outside of it. i know i wouldn't. >> okay. >> it's a statue. y'all need a homeowner's association. >> yeah, they do. paus because the city has no plans to enforce a removal. that thing is ugly. >> thanks so much for watch this morning. >> "state of the union" is next. have a great day, everyone. >>> time for choosing. the trump indictment forces republican candidates to make a choice. tiptoe around the former president or take their best shot at the fruont-runner. >> he's saying, i'm more important than the country. this is vanity run amok. >> chris christie joins me nokes. >>> what do experts charged with our national defense say about the classified documents stored at mar-