the real thing, if you want to see it, come to tacoma later this summer. so we did.'s their name on the giant sign outside. >> to whom much is given, much is required in a life of no regrets and that's what we try to live every day. >> reporter: bernard and shirley kinzy are here to share their life's passion, a breath-taking collection of art and historic memorabilia >> people want to know where do you find these things? and i had to stop and say, you know, i don't know how we found it it literally found us. >> reporter: what you find inside is beautiful, rich and revelatory like this signature painting by ava, a woman unshackled on her dress, tiny inscriptions of african-american inventions >> seed planters, corn harvesters, shoemaker cab net, everything on here and you see her braces shackled. and now -- >> yeah. >> and we did not come to america searching for a better place. we came and made it a better place. >> in the mural that is america's story, there are crucial sections that are blank. between the broad brush strokes, what's missing are details details tha

sure they're doing it right >> reporter: we featured seesee in 2017, hustling in operating rooms at tacoma general hospital, keeping coworkers on task. >> you can never have a moment where you go i'm too tire and then she walks by >> reporter: a little bit of a drill sergeant almost. who are you going to boss around now? >> i'll have to find somebody >> reporter: seesee wasn't quite ready to hang up her scrubs then came covid, a daily risk too large to take. still, she misses the job. er. >> you have to have that compassion. you have to feel that that's what you want to do is to take care of patients. >> reporter: her formal resignation letter difficult to deliver, even now. >> i have made so many, many friends over the years, and i know i will miss each and every one of them. it's hard. >> reporter: as soon as it's safe, she hopes to volunteer back in the hospital >> don't ever think you know it all, because you're constantly learning. >> reporter: even at 96 >> even at 96. >> reporter: catie beck, nbc news. >> terrific advice that's "nightly news" for this wednesday thanks for watching.

if they knew, for instance, who may have had a reason tacoma on, and that did not see the body politic to explore at much further than they would cover it up. and they were covered up for 2 reasons. in my opinion, firstly, that would have done the british government. no good. a man like my one who was no longer around. well, that could be thought to be at the pages he's gone. he said no use to us. he says no harm to us anymore. let's not rock the boat. the 2nd same as a turbulence in the middle east, such as bad enough. anyway, you don't want to start an investigation meant to find. perhaps one of your allies may have had a hand and the and the murder of a protagonist. in a bed investigation, but good politics. ah, the life and death of ash off mar, one has all the plot twists of a gripping spice story. one reason why he's been the subject of several books, tv, documentaries, and dramas. the truth of his life is in every sense, stranger than fiction. his marriage to the teenage daughter of the addiction president gamma loved another. his later relationship with nasa successive anwar sa

coming up on "today" harry smith heads to tacoma, washington.talking to a couple about their mission to share oftold stories about the history >>> tragedy in tennessee torrential rains cause massive flash flooding taking at least 21 lives with many still accounted for this morning. >>> henri slams the northeast. high tides -- high winds, surging tides and knocking out power to tens of thousands this hour and it's not done yet. >>> to an nbc news investigation. the extreme scams to steal your identity and your money. criminals even wearing disguises. >>> overnight bitcoin soars above $50,000 with the

we want to take them through tacoma and go through that experience once you in conditions like that, you know, working through the mud, you know, in a rain forest, it's quite easy to, to look beyond the physical appearance for a lot of people didn't say, mean you know as they go that way, the gosh, and i didn't see that person as just a life say, well you couldn't say that one person was more astray in than the other when we stood at anzac day at the issue of i'm immortal. and let me tell you one thing. all over differences, melted into one. we were old one. we were old or sad. ah, and there is one other breach being built. the police have been working and improving their relationship with the community. that the colonel or riots is the catalyst for even more action. we ramp up multicultural liaison officer program. these are not police officers, unsworn staff, as we call them, who are embedded in a large number of police stations around the sidney area. we established a consultative committee for the commissioner, which is populated by a really verse range of representatives of ethn

so talking about safeguarding humanitarian passage and moving away from this idea of using their tacoma here a safe. so how important is that? that feeling of going cautiously at such a vulnerable time as this well, from what we're hearing from us tip le mads, the russians and chinese pushed back on some of the language that targeted the taliban specifically. and we know that the western powers would have liked stronger language in terms of moving forward and protection. the resolution, as it's written now, does not say how this will be enforced. who very clearly does not use the term saved zone. that implies some sort of a military backup or military component to this and not is not at all spelled out in the, in the resolution here. so, you know, the taliban has said that there will be safe passage for civilians, but we've seen the reality on the ground is anything but so what happens going forward if these conditions aren't met? what would the next step of the international community be? how could they enforce that? none of that is addressed in this resolution. but again, the, the emp

residents tacoma yard signs to remind neighbors as well. >>> i want to take a look at air-quality once again. this is likely top of mind for many people. right now, these are the current readings from the epa centers across the bay area. we are looking at yellow or green which is good or moderate. we come in for a close look at the south bay and there is a yellow showing up for san jose. we work our way back up over toward the tri-valley. livermore and dublin are reading moderate at this hour. it is good for the rest of the bay area. santa rosa is holding onto green. it will be moderate for today which was put out by the air quality management district. that is your blanket forecast. there is enough smoke left over that we could be in the moderate category for a good portion of today. if we watch the high-resolution smoke forecast, you can see smoke over the bay area now. see this little circulation out here? it shows up in the smoke. that is a weak little coastal eddie wrapping some smoke into it. so we are not pulling and smoke directly from the wildfires at least not down here at gr

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group la resistencia is warning of a full-blown covid outbreak at the northwest detention center in tacoma, where over 170 cases have been reported since june. the group is calling on congress to end the biden administration's inhumane policy of transferring and locking up asylum seekers. meanwhile, in texas, two judges ruled to temporarily allow local officials in two counties to require masks in schools and other public buildings despite republican governor greg abbott's attempts to ban mask mandates statewide. in international news, six mexican states have been placed on the highest pandemic alert level as cases surge and vaccinations lag. bangladesh has begun vaccinating thousands of rohingya muslims in cox's bazar, the world's largest refugee settlement, amid mounting cases nationwide. in afghanistan, the taliban has now seized control of nine provincial capitals since friday. hundreds of afghan soldiers have reportedly surrendered at the kunduz airport, sealing the taliban's control over the city after they captured it over the weekend. meanwhile, russian media is reporting taliban f