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indicting four chinese nationals. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, tom costello has details. you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, >> reporter: the scale of the equifax hack or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. was staggering 145 million americans' stop trulicity and call your doctor right away names, birth dates and social security numbers stolen alif yourgic reaction, in some cases, driver's license and credit card information, too a lump or swelling in your neck, today the attorney or severe stomach pain. general said forensics serious side effects may include pancreatitis. teams traced the hack back to china. taking trulicity with a sulfonylurea or insulin announcing indictments against four members increases low blood sugar risk. of a chinese military side effects include nausea, diarrhea, vomiting, belly pain, cyber unit called the 54th research institute. though, the fbi and decreased appetite, concedes it's unlikely which lead to dehydration and may worsen kidney problems. finally the big they will ever face competition here in new york, who will be prosecution. top dog in the >> this theft not only i have it within me to lower my a1c. westminster dog show caused significant ask your doctor about trulicity. national damage to equifax but invaded the privacy of fisn't just about polar bears. here is erin we're fighting for our lives, mclaughlin many millions of we're fighting for clean air and clean water. americans. >> reporter: backstage game faces are going >> reporter: it happen that's why i wrote the law to on in 2017 after equifax send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. didn't patch a flaw and only one candidate for you're about to go on. they were warned president was with us back then, how are you feeling? about. the chinese had 34 servers in 20 >> anxious. >> reporter: this countries. the fbi believes chinaassive tom steyer. parade for pooches, and he's still fighting for us, who will win best in show >> here at westminster, any dog pledging to make clean air and can win. clean water a right for everyone, >> reporter: maybe an regardless of your zip code. ancient west african that's the truth. hunting hound but it's also hacked mayor marrio that's tom steyer.

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bail, lester. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. new developments this evening in the coronavirus china experiencing the deadliest day yet. nearly 100 dead in china in 24 hours as the number of cases sores over 40,000. nbc's janis mackey frayer is in beijing. >> reporter: tonight, extreme measures to contain the virus. in wuhan spraying disinfectant on buildings and cars and videos on social media showing quarantine squads looking for anyone with symptoms >> wow. >> reporter: people being taken away and what appears to be mass treatment centers. in cities like beijing, masks and anxiety the new norm and temperature checks to buy coffee, ride public transit or enter a building, millions returning to work this week but much of china still at a standstill and the outbreak is growing. on this cruiseship

docked in japan the number of confirmed cases doubling including 25 americans. nbc's molly hunter spoke to passengers confined and frustrated >> we're definitely not safe on this ship and we need to be evaluated while some of us are still healthy. >> reporter: for 195 americans airlifted from wuhan two weeks ago, quarantined at a california military base ends tomorrow sergio is quarantined at a base in san antonio. >> to make sure i'm not infectious to my family or friends or anybody. just make sure i won't endanger my loved ones, especially the elderly. >> reporter: there are 12 confirmed cases in the u.s. and now chinese scientists are suggesting the incubation period for the virus could last up to 24 days >> thank you. we're hours from the first presidential primary in new hampshire and democratic candidates are stepping up attacks on one another. kristen welker is

there for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight, it's the final sprint in new hampshire as candidates make their closing arguments. the latest polls show senator bernie sanders with a narrow lead here with major pete buttigieg in second place and the fight for third could be critical for former vice presiden joe biden who struggled since the fourth place finish in iowa can you survive a fourth place finish here in new hampshire? >> surure i could. >> reporter: what's the path >> the path is south carolina and going into nevada and going into super tuesday. >> reporter: biden has shifted strategy going on the attack against buttigieg. in recent days >> this guy is not a baraba firing back over the weekend. >> he's right. i'm not and neither is he. >> reporter: biden defending his tougher stance with nbc news. >> who has had more attacks sent to them than anybody in the race by a factor of five me. >> reporter: for his part, senator sanders has also intensified

his criticism of buttigieg. >> unlike some of my opponents, i don't have contributions from the ceos. we don't want their money. we don't need their money. >> reporter: buttigieg accusing sanders of being too extreme. >> we cannot risk alienating americans at this critical moment, and that's where i part ways with my friend senator sanders. >> reporter: and gaining ground in the granite state senator amy klobuchar in the wake of a strong debate performance friday night. >> i cannot tell you how many people have been at my events who have said look, i'm an independent. i'm a moderate republican i'm going to vote for you. >> reporter: a national poll shows senator sanders is in the lead followed by biden and former new york mayor michael bloomberg, a relatively new entrant, is in third place. president trump is also in new hampshire tonight holding a rally for his

supporters hallie jackson is there. is the president trying to grab the spotlight away from democrats? >> reporter: not just the spotlight tonight, lester he's trying to take the whole state from democrats come november i caught up with vice president pence on the campaign trail here today who told me he and the president absolutely want to put new hampshire in play in just about nine months from now. remember, they only lost here by a razor thin margin in 2016. just about half a percentage point so the counter programming tonight seems to be starting early. the crowd here some of them waited overnight, even in this new hampshire winter weather just to get in line to be here, lester >> hallie jackson, thank you. a month after the iranian missile attack u.s. officials say 109 american service members were diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries a big jump from the 64 reported earlier president trump had initially played down the injuries also tonight, we're hearing from the wife of kobe bryant.

her most emotional message yet about the loss of the nba legend and their daughter as three other chopper crash victims are honored at angel stadium. here is miguel almaguer. >> reporter: the tribute for the altobelli family on a field they adored. >> there is no other way to put what they meant to me in words >> reporter: john, kerri and alyssa loved baseball but not nearly as much as each other. >> alyssa is the type of person that lived life to the fullest every day. >> reporter: kerri was the heart of the altobelli family always by john's side as he entere his 28th season as baseball coach at orange coast college. >> it's just crazy how much i want to be like him and he means so hutch to all of us. >> reporter: not as famous as kobe bryant altobelli was legendary. several former players are now in the big leagues. over the weekend tributes for payton and sarah chester also on the crash today vanessa bryant writing my brain

refuses to accept kobe and gigi are gone. praying for all of the victims. john and keri altobelli leave behind a 29-year-old son and 16-year-old daughter tens of thousands of dollars have been raised on their behalf lester, it's been two weeks since the helicopter crash and many are still grieving. >> the loss felt so deeply. thank you, miguel. we'll be back in 60 seconds with new evidence in the case against laurie loughlin what it could mean for her future and why prosecutors are reviewing who killed malcolm x decades later. her future and why prosecutors are reviewing who killed malcolm x decades later. how well does your financial advisor know you?

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>> i didn't want to be ined wished she wasn't. maya's former roommate jessica mann says weinstein raped her. maya who was there said her friend did not seem upset the defense asked did she say anything bad or negative happened with harvey that morning. not that i recall. did she ever tell you harvey weinstein hurt her in any way no maya says mann used to call the hollywood producer her spiritual soul mate. in cross-examination maya revealed she had a falling out with mann prosecutors suggesting maya stayed in touch with weinstein afterwards the other accuser story on trial today lauren young, a supporting witness and one of the alleged victims behind charges al assaulted her in 2013 in a hotel bathroom and that claudia salinas was there closing the door on her and the movie today selinas was unwavering asked by the defense did you ever lock lauren young in a bathroom with weinstein? no are you sure i'm sure

selinas says she wasn't even in the room the prosecution saying her story changed after initially talking to investigators. weinstein denies having non-consensual sex. his defense expected to wrap before the end of the week. stephanie gosk, nbc news, new york the coast guard unloaded a huge haul of cocaine in san diego. nearly 20,000 pounds worth $338 million it was seized in a series of raids in the eastern pacific. the coast guard fired warning shots into the water ultimately intercepting high-speed boats use by drug runners. new evidence tonight in the college cheating scandal the college cheating case against actress laurie loughlin. sam brock has the resume prosecutors say wa school. >> reporter: as recently as five days ago, olivia jade whose famous parents are caught in the center of a scandal posted these pictures of life returning to normal but now the former usc

student is staring at a new layer of a deepening scandal. prosecutors releasing this college resume in a court filing that appears to be olivia jade's, though the name is redacted and the bullet points with a lit any litany of lies for a student that never participated in crew two gold medals, a fourth place finish at the head of the lagoon foster city and competitions dating back to 2017 last month, loughlin and her husband fashion designer argued payments to get their daughter into usc were legitimate donations, not bribes. the two technically face dozens of years behind bars for federal bribery and conspiracy for money laundering, mail and wirp fraud the question now will olivia jade who has not been charged be dragged into the case. >> federal prosecutors may use her to pressure these defendants into pleading guilty rather than have their

daughter testify against them >> reporter: the latest chapter in an ongoing saga sam brock, nbc news. tonight the district attorney is reviewing the case of those convicted of killing malcolm x after a documentary raised questions about who assassinated him here is rehema ellis. >> reporter: the official count of who killed malcolm x, it's not true. >> reporter: an explosive netflix documentary casts doubt on the assassination of malcolm x 55 years ago this month now the manhattan d.a.'s office says it will begin a preliminary review of the matter, something that will determine what further investigative steps may be undertaken. malcolm's family always wanted to know more. >> it's important to get answers about who gunned down my father. >> reporter: in a brazen attack, malcolm x was gunned down in front of his wife and children while giving a speech in harlem. >> we're brutalized because we're black people in america. >> reporter: malcolm became an even mor

controversial figure after his public falling out with the nation of islam. >> i do believe there will be attempts on my life. >> reporter: three members of the nation of islam were arrested and convicted of malcolm's assassination in a case that raised questions from the start. one confessed and maintained the other two were innocent. the historian says the alibis of two of those convicted were ignored. one of them died in 2009 maintaining his innocence. another, mohammed, released after 20 years is now 81 years old. his lawyer and the innocence project say they're grateful the d.a. is taking another look at one of the most high-profile murders in u.s. history. rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. we'll take a short break and then up next, a major outpouring of pride today after a history making win man: sneezes