katy tur, nbc news, ft. wayne, indiana. >>> up next, an extraordinary honor for bob dylan, among others. >>> and the first lady reveals the one thing she would like to change about her job. >>> here is a plane you're probably very glad you weren't on as it came in for a bumpy landing in very high winds in northern spain. the planes got swept up in strong gusts. one had to go back up before it could come down again. all's well that ends well. the pilots eventually brought it down safely. >>> there was controversy at last night's texas rangers/new york yankees game, but it wasn't on the field. it was in the stands. a pair of fans grabbed a ball tossed in the seats much to the dismay of a little boy sitting right next to them. the play-by-play announcer for the yankees voiced his disbelief as the couple posed for a picture while the kid sat there in obvious agony. someone from the rangers dugout noticed what was going on and threw the boy his own ball. a happy ending written all over his face. >>> a lot of kids

katy tur, nbc news, new york. >> that's our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. please join us later tonight for "rock center" at 10:00, 9:00 central, and we, of course, hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us tonight. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. charged with hurd, the alleged gunman in the mass shooting, occurred in a courtroom for the first time today. we're learning new details about the woman believed to be the intended target of one of the worst mass shootings in nbc bay area history. we have live team coverage. stephanie chuang as one l.

nbc's katy tur is in st. louis for us tonight. >> reporter: a moment of silence at busch stadium this afternoon. cardinals fans reflecting on a night of violent weather that left this party tent hanging mangled from the railroad tracks. witnesses say the wind came in like a freight train, 50-mile-an-hour gusts that lifted the tent and all that was inside of it right into the sky. >> some girl was laying on the ground. her head is busted open bleeding. her fiance is saying get me a bar rag. i just took the shirt off my back. cover her head up with this. >> reporter: within a matter of seconds, more than 100 people lay scattered by the impact instantly turning the unharmed partiers into paramedics. >> that's the beautiful thing, people rising above what they thought they could do. >> reporter: art randall owns the bar. he fought back tears through bloodshot eyes this morning remembering how he tried but failed to save 58-year-old alfred goodman. >> you second-guess everything. what could you have done here or t

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reagan national was next on the list with 22% of flights arriving late and 18% light die par turs. coming in first place or last depending how you look eight was newark with 33% late arrivals and 27% late takeoffs. >> well, spring marks the unofficial start to the tourism season in washington and starting today visitors have a new way of checking out the city's sights. open top sight-seeing will open up a national bus tour that includes two dozen stops. children under the age of 5 are free. the buses replace tour mobile which went out of business last year. >>> he has become an international sensation practically overnight. >> now, mckun, the baby black bear is getting a chance to return to the wild. he was rescued in a ditch. the man and his wife nursed the cub back to earth but canadian conservation officials say the rescue was illegal and the cub may have to be euthanized. officials say they now want to rehabilitate mckun and introduce him back into the wiechltd they originally feared there was too much human contact for him to survive in the wild. >> we had a hunch that once we

. >> jon: we need not be vul turs. one of the big issues was rush to judgement. let's let the story play out. let's let the facts speak for themselves. >> exactly. >> jon: what is? >> tonight is the media rushing to judgement on what many are calling 9 trial of the millennium. or should they as some say just let the facts speak for themselves. join former prosecutor samantha bee as she brings you 24 hour coverage of the media oversaturation on presumed guilt-i-- starting right now. >> jon: sam, you can't start your show in the middle of my show. it doesn't -- >> oh, right, your show. cut his mike. >> jon: no, look, i need you guys back up here there is election coverage. i can't spare three of my corespondents. >> oh, okay, three? >> jon: who else is down there guys. >> what's up. >> jon: al what are you doing down there. >> hey, jon, i'm waiting for some breaking news from inside the courthouse about how long they going to allow to us stand out here with bright lights. here it comes now. >> jon: what? (laughter) >> we can be here until circle circle wave. >> eig

rain turred into a deadly hail shower that sounded like cannon fire.e water and slams into the the huge hhil stones m. combined with at least one tornado, turning the stones into deadly flying ice. in some areas, the hail stones three people were hurt, hundreds of windows and cars were totally destroyed. sunshine for us here in b. a perfect night for a ballgame at camden yards. yards. let's go o vytas for a ook at your extendedd forecast. theeorioles wwre lookknggto square their series with the yankees..bruce cunningham has highlights next with the yankees..bruce cunningham has highlights next in sports unllmited... [ birds chirping ] [ jet plane passing ] ow, ow, get off. [ ice cream truck music plays ] [ swings squeaking ] [ birds chirping ] [ children laughing ] [ squeaking ] [ creaking ] [ rock music playing ] from exploring europe... ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah to conquering x-camp... from building homes for the homeless to kayaking in alaska -- with whales -- girl scouts today offers so many incredible opportunities, the only problem you'll have is decidi

nbc's katie tur is in chicago with more. katie, excuse me, i lose my voice here. jennifer hudson was on the stand yesterday for 30 minutes. during that time she told the court that she's known the defendant, william balfour since they were in middle school. now for much of the testimony she did fight back tears. but she broke down when she was asked to remember the last time she saw her mother, brother, and her young nephew alive. >> jennifer hudson! ♪ >> reporter: from center stage to the witness stand, jennifer hudson was the first person called to testify at the murder trial of her ex-brother-in-law william balfour. holding back tears, hudson told the court she tried to warn her sister julia, saying i would tell her over and over again not to marry william. and when asked about the last time she'd seen her mother, brother, and her 7-year-old nephew she nicknamed hugabear hudson broke down, took a second, and described a surprise family reunion shortly before they were murdered. i was playing my piano, and my mother sat on one side of me, and my brother sat on t

tur vie vors of a brutal 15-year several war that killed 95% of their fellow elephants in the national park. >> they watched their entire families gunned down, you know? killed. >> reporter: and it's true an elephant never forgets, right? >> exactly. >> reporter: but to rebuild and survive, the people here desperately need tourists to feel safe here. so, first, they have to win the hearts and minds of these damaged creatures. and when it comes to elephant whispering, bob knew exactly where to turn. >> get in the car. >> i'm okay, bob. >> reporter: his sister, joyce. since their dad was the head of the peace corps in kenya, these siblings basically grew up on safari. he became a filmmaker, she became one of the world's fore most experts on elephant behavior. and together, they decided that the only way to convince these creatures that the war is over and they're safe is to get close and stay calm. >> she's still thinking about it. look at her there. okay, here she comes. okay. she's coming. she's serious. it's okay, girl. it's okay girl. >> reporter: they held their ground. charge after

rain turred into a deadly hail shower that sounded like cannon fire.r and slams into the the huge hhil stones m. combined with at least one tornado, turning the stones into deadly flying ice. in some areas, the hail stones three people were hurt, hundreds of windows and cars were totally destroyed. sunshine for us here in b. a perfect night for a ballgame at camden yards. yards. let's go o vytas for a ook at your extendedd forecast. theeorioles wwre lookknggto square their series with the yankees..bruce cunningham has highlights next in sports unllmited... ♪ [ man ] when i went to get my first new car, my dad said to get a subaru because they last. ♪ he drives a legacy, but i'm nothing like him. i got the new impreza. maybe i should have picked a different color... [ male announcer ] the all-new subaru impreza. experience love that lasts. ♪ that's all for the late edition, but the orioles are looking to bounce back from yankees.ss to the yankees..- bruce kicks off sports unlimited with the action from game two of the yankee series tonight at camden yar

thomas. >> nbc's katy tur. thanks so much. >>> hounding patients in the emergency room.on's largest debt collectors under intense scrutiny over accusations employees are shaking down patients for payments on bills sometimes before treatment. minnesota's attorney general says it has been imbedding employees in 60 hospitals showing up at patient's bed sides and demand payment as they are recovering. i'm joined by jessica silver greenberg, reporter for "the new york times." torn general says they may have violated federal privacy laws that safeguard data. based on your reporting, do these accusations hold weight? >> i reviewed the documents the attorney general had against accretive health. there are some pretty galling instances of sharing data between the front end debt collector and the people who manage debt collection and billing at accretive hospitals and debt collection on the back end. i'm not a lawyer and i don't pretend to know what does or does not violate patient privacy laws. there are well documented instances of collectors having access to thousands of sensit

so today i'm free turring -- i'm featuring sarah's circle on hero central. >> working it. looking good. keep it going. >> reporter: located on 17th street northwest, sarah's circle is home to 40 low income seniors. apartments range from efficiencies to two bedrooms. executive director says this is kush during hard times -- crucial during hard times. >> you look at the percentage of people elderly 55 and above, it's sad, especially when temperatures drop and you're thinking about how people are surviving. i'm sure it's a lot easier to survive the younger you are. with the economy being the way that it is, it's a very much needed resource. >> breathe out, relax. >> reporter: exercise and yoga are just a few of the activities offered. sarah's circle is based on the philosophy that old age is alive with rich possibilities and intellectual, spiritual and physical growth is important at any age. >> i've accumulated things over the years. >> reporter: for 16 years emmylou daley has called this place home. >> i love to have people come n. i love to show it off because i think it's

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nbc's katy tur is in st. louis for us this morning. katy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. what we know right now is that there are three still in serious condition, two are in critical, and as you said, one man is dead today, this after 50-mile-an-hour winds sent this tent right behind me flying into the air. outside kilroy's sports bar near busch stadium in st. louis, panic after deadly winds ripped through an outdoor party tent packed with fans celebrating a cardinals win saturday afternoon. >> anything you can imagine that wasn't nailed down, airborne. [ sirens ] >> reporter: paramedics rushed more than a dozen victims to the hospital with five reported in serious or critical condition. authorities say 100 others were treated at the scene for various injuries. >> the injuries were mainly cuts, bruises and twisted ankles and maybe a broken arm. >> reporter: the bar's owner says customers tried to save the one man who died, during a storm of hail, lightning and rain. >> my customers -- they all became paramedics. >> r

i think you gave examples of for tur, for example, you think both of those say kind of the same thing. and i think you said it was the parliament that decides. but from your point of view, could you give me examples of human rights treaties or specific law that don't go along with an arabic-islamic identity? >> let's go up here. go ahead. from here. yeah. >> i'm with nbc television. my question is for osama al-saghir. you talked about women being represented in parliament, but there is genuine fear that tunisia, which has the most progressive record in the entire arab world when it comes to family law and women, that this law could be reversed. can you assure us this is not going to be the case? and just a general for all of the panel. it's often said that islamic understands elections from the democratic process. and once they get to power, they refuse to leave. is this a valid criticism? thank you. >> i said three questions. we're going to get one more because the person who worked hardest was marina ottoway and she put me up here. so i owe her. >> thank you very much. we have all o

here is katy tur. >> it is one woman's battle against infertility, and the restrictions of the catholic church. emily taught literature and language at this catholic school. she said she was fired for trying to expand her family and has filed a lawsuit claiming the catholic school's monsignor refused to renew her contract. >> my husband was heart broke broken,ibroken, my family was heart broken. >> at issue was the way in which she was trying to get pregnant, in vitro fuertilizatiofertiliza. she said he called the treatment an intrinsic evil which means no circumstances can justify it. even her circumstances. doctors told her after the beirt of her first child, she had become medcll infertile. they had a right at a religious employer to make decisions consistent with its religious standards. in a statement, the school said it has clear policies requiring that teachers in its schools must as a condition of employment have a knowledge of and respect for the catholic faith and abide by the tenets of the catholic church. >> i'm sure the church is going to say having a teacher in a catholic

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clinton's tough words for the regime of bashar al aed is a, she made her remarks at a conference in tur can called to support called to support the opposition. clarissa ward is there. >> reporter: good evening, jeff. delegates from more than 70 different countries gather here today trying to push for solutions to the crisis in syria with patience running low as president bashar al-assad continues his brutal crackdown. >> there is no more time for excuses or delays. this is a moment of truth. >> reporter: topping today's agenda, discussion of u.n. special envoy kofi anon six point peace plan. president assad claimed to accept the proposal almost a we can ago but there has been no letup in the violence. >> at what point do we say that this plan has been a failure? what is the deadline? >> >> we think assad must go. the killing must stop. the sooner we get into a process that ends up there, the better. and i think former secretary-ge secretary-general anon understands that. >> but how do you enforce that time line? >> well, i think it's self-enforced. i think he has to be the one who says

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. >> some moments of the early days of what we howle would tur into a media empire. >> dick clark wasm the very start of "american bandstand" a fresh faced young man who had an eye for business. he wanted to take his local tv aud show to -- clark who played off of his rising fame by hosting dances offcamera to make extra money. mike, can i have the mike back? just for a second? >> making money was always clark's admitted goal. he graduated from syracuse university with a degree in business administration and formed his own company the very year bandstand went national, investing in music publishing, record production and distribution. he said i knew being a performer does not necessarily carry with it a lot of longevity, that's why i became a producer. and what a producer. dick clark productions grew into a hollywood power house, clark over the decades became involved in hit game shows, prime time reality shows, awards programs, holiday specials, feature films and tv dramas, by the late 1970s, he had signed one of the biggest production deals ever with nbc. the museum of broadcast com

. >>> doctors, they are absolutely baffled by this mirraculous tur around for robin gibbs.es, he had happensed into a coma. and three days ago doctors thought he was not going to die. >> robin is fully conscious, lucid, able to speak with his loved uns. no so we' in a coma, and you know, it is amazing and we ran this buy a doctor not involved with this hearing. it's amazing, but it does happen. what's amazing is that he came out of his inevitable situation. advanced colon cancer, then he has aggressive chemotherapy. one of the big risks for that is that you're going to get pneumonia, from complications from the chemotherapy. and, you know, you sort of wonder what made him slip into it and how did he get out of it? >> we don't know. it may have been the infection that caused the pneumonia got into his brain. liver failure when your liver fails, it can't filter toxins that go to your brain. that might have had something to do that you end in a coma. it does happen that people slip in and out of comas. but the fact he's talking to people and he's lew s ee'sly si. >> what does

better economic news would have helped the president at this junk if you are tur. >> you may ask yourself there was only 120,000 jobs created for the last three months, there were 200,000 a month. why the unemployment rate went down because 133,000 people left the work force. 133,000 people who the previous month are no longer looking for jobs. when fewer people are looking for jobs, and unemployment rate goes down. having said that, this is not good news for the president. in answer what gene said, it's the excessive partisanship in the house, one of the points that republicans will make the first two years of this president's administration, he had a big democratic majority the house and the senate. so who does he have to blame? >> shep: let's be fair he had needed a super majority, that is the new rules in washington and majority wasn't enough. >> he got his stimulus through, trillion dollars and that was going to keep unemployment below 8%. it hasn't been below that since the stimulus was passed back in 2009. >> shep: what else is on your mind? >> i think it will be interest to go see

he offers web electing turs on history, to computer science.ewed millions of times. >> not only is reaching millions of students right now. if i got hit by a bus, it will still reach billions of students. >> john: you happen to be good at teaching. >> i'll take that it as compliment. >> john: he is a great teacher. >> i hope that helps. see you the next video. >> john: it's exciting he gets kids so excited about math. in most parts of life things have gotten better. cars, computers, education not so much. >> right. 80 or 90 years, you would have local band. if you had a party. that was the only band in town. >> john: each village has a story teller. >> mass media, why don't we take the best musician and best story teller and record it and put it out on radio, put it out records or whatever. in theory that could have happened with education before. >> even in basic math, i thought they were using video games. why not? >> there is a huge bureaucracy, most wants to say no to change the system. a blob. it is the blob. i think what is fun from our p

>> katy tur this morning, thank you. brian are now joining us exclusively along with their attorney, cath lynn katherine d. ivf treatments are tough enough, but you've been at it for all this time, seven years, this has got to be emotional for you. >> it's been a very emotional time for both of us and actually my whole family. we struggled trying to wrap our minds around what's happened here. just because i was such a devoted teacher, and i loved my job so much. and just trying to expand our family to have this happen was just -- it was awful. >> did you have any inkling that getting an in vitro fertilization treatment would cost you -- could cost you your job? >> no, i didn't because for the past -- or for two years, my supervisor had known about it and said she was praying for us. so there was no warning. there was nothing. so in my heart, i had support and i was being honest about it. >> the diocese says that it supports fertility treatments but not those that go against church doctrine. and that includes ivf because