gadi schwartz reports. >> reporter: tonight, a growing mystery in the night sky over colorado fleets of unidentified drones reportedly flying in grid patterns even spotted by law enforcement. >> i had what i believe to be a drone pass over me headed east towards yuma. >> reporter: some residents giving chase. >> we got close to one, and it descended, i swear it got closer to us and then the lights shut off. >> reporter: so far this video they shot is the best evidence to emerge. the sightings reported across five counties in colorado as many as 30 drones flying in formation some with wingspans estimated at six feet with the faa saying they don't have any concrete information to act on. on facebook, some residents asking, can we shoot them down if over our property? but authorities warn shooting at them is dangerous and unlawful. and at this point, while the drones may be mysterious, they don't appear malicious. gadi schwartz, nbc news >>> coming up right here, our tribute to some of the best and brightest. >>> finally tonight, they are unforgettable. the people who had an impact on o

gadi schwartz reports. >> reporter: tonight, a growing mystery in the night sky over colorado fleets of unidentified drones reportedly flying in grid patterns even spotted by law enforcement. >> i had a drone pass over me headed east towards yuma. >> reporter: some residents giving chase. >> we got close to one, and it descended, i swear it got closer to us and then the lights shut off. >> reporter: so far this video they shot is the best evidence to emerge. the sightings reported across five counties in colorado as many as 30 drones flying in formation some with wingspans estimated at six feet with the faa saying they don't have any concrete information to act on. on facebook, some residents asking can we shoot them down if over our property? but authorities warn shooting at them is dangerous and unlawful and at this point while the drones may be mysterious, they don't appear malicious. gadi schwartz, nbc news >>> coming up right here, our tribute to some of the best and brightest. >>> finally tonight, they are unforgettable. the people who had an impact on our culture and on our li

here's gadi schwartz >> reporter: they lined up by the hundreds. >> i'm so excited, man. >> reporter: parachutes on their back but no plane in sight. >> most fun with your clothes on. >> reporter: instead, leaping into the great beyond from a platform before even a catapult. >> that was awesome. >> reporter: this is west virginia's famed bridge day, the only legal day base jumpers can hurl themselves into the river gorge the crowd fired up i think they want you to jump. [ laughter ] >> reporter: while above a man dressed as eeyore is stoked when he spots his mom. >> praying everything goes well. >> oh, my god. >> three, two, one >> reporter: around 900 feet below, landings range from spot on to a little rocky and some soaking wet. a few bumps and bruises and footage galore and if you're curious, here is a little taste of what it would be like if humans could fly gadi schwartz, nbc news fayetteville, west virginia. >> you have got to be kidding me i'll take the stairs, thanks that's nightly news for this friday. i'm lester holt. thank you for watching everyone good night and have a gre

gadi schwartz, nbc news, norwalk, connecticut. >> that's a great move that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. thank you for watching, everyone, and good night ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood ♪ ♪ a beautiful day for a neighbor ♪ could you be mine ♪ ♪ could you be mine ♪ would you be mine ♪ ♪ i've always wanted to have a neighbor just like you. i've always wanted to live in a neighborhood with you ♪ ♪ let's make the most of this beautiful day ♪ ♪ since we're together, we might as well say ♪ want to my neighbor ♪ ♪ ♪ i have always wanted to have a neighbor just like you ♪ ♪ i advised dominic always wanted to le in a neighborhood just like you ♪ since were together, we might as well stay ♪ ♪ could you buy mine ♪ want to be my norma neighbor e ♪ ♪ please, won't you be my neighbor ♪ [cheers kel>> thank you. >> kelly: that was so good. that was so good.

here is gadi schwartz. ♪ don't wand a lot fo christmas ♪ railroad for the queen whose voice has come to herald th holidays, christmas has come early this year mariah carey's song debuted 25 years ago is finally reached the tiptop of the music chart. number one on the billboard hot 100. the only other time that happened to a holiday hit was in the '50s with the chipmunks, but but fast forward to today, mariah is everywhere don't take our word for it, here is a moment with her kids that could not get more 2019. she's on the radio on tiktok down here in the depth of the new york city subway line, complete strangers serenading each other and telling mariah all we want for christmas is you ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, new york. >> yep, you'll be singing it all night coming up, the starring role for a young trailblazer. up next. an exclusive interview with ma louisiana. >>> the reason she's in the bay area with apple ceo tim cook. next. here is rehema ellis. >> reporter: at 11 years old, charlotte is making history by breaking tradition ♪

gadi schwartz, nbc news, san francisco. >> great way to lighten the mood before a flight. you never know who you run into >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday i'm lester holt for all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching, and good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers & applaus [cheers & applause] >> kelly: all right! welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." [cheers & applause] ya'll got snow all in your hair. [applause] ya'll give it up for the choir. come on. wasn't that amazing? so good. r

gadi schwartz, nbc news, mendocino county, california >>> a family traveling from florida for thanksgiving got an early holiday gift -- mom went into labor as the plane touched down in charlotte, north carolina, wednesday. medics got her to the jetway, but the baby just couldn't wait >> it just happened so quick. she came so fast >> the family is doing fine mom gave the newborn girl the middle name of sky >>> when we come back, we'll meet the instagram star dishing up pizza with flair and for a very good cause. >> announcer: nbc nightly news is brought to you by the salvation army doing the most good. every day, thousands fight the battles of hunger help them win with a monthly gift >>> there's good news tonight about the power of pizza yep, pizza, and the instagram superstar who's proving just how a simple slice can mean so much to so many during the lunch rush at champion pizza in lower manhattan, hungry patrons line up for a slice ip hot margarita and for hakki akdeniz's signature piping hot pizza spin his theatrics have made him a viral sensation, won him world pizza acrobatic champion

here is gadi schwartz. ♪ don't want a lot fo christmas ♪ >> reporter: for the quee whose voice has come to herald the holidays, christmas has come early this year mariah carey's song debuted 25 years ago is finally reached the tiptop of the music chart. number one on the billboard hot 100. the only other time that happened to a holiday hit was in the '50s with the chipmunks, but but fast forward to today, mariah is everywhere >> a electsa play the queen of christmas >> reporter: don't take our wort for it here is moment with her kids that could not get more 2019. she's on the radio on tiktok down here in the depth of the new york city subway line, complete strangers serenading each other and telling mariah all we want for christmas is you ♪ all i want for christmas is you ♪ >> reporter: gadi schwartz, nbc news, new york. >> yep, you'll be singing it all night coming up, the starring role for a young trailblazer. >>> finally tonight, "inspiring america" and the girl who has danced her way into history this holiday season here is rehema ellis. >> reporter: at 11 years old, charlotte i

schwartz. ♪ >> reporter: on christmas trees around the world, candy canes have been sweet and minty since the 1920s, until a company named archie mcphee stepped in >> we entered the flavored candy cane business through bacon. >> reporter: you heard that right and from there, their annual creative meetings have gotten even more twisting. >> we have hamdy canes, gravy wasabi. >> reporter: so if you're a parent looking for a stocking stuffer in between naughty and nice >> can we eat those? >> ooh. >> reporter: you guys are going to taste them. >> i want the taco. >> reporter: we've assembled this panel of experts in sugar, anxious to give us an honest review. >> me, me, me! >> reporter: you guys are ready? >> yes. >> reporter: three, two, one -- >> ew! >> ew! >> reporter: oh! >> ew. >> reporter: what do you think this tastes like >> vomit. >> nasty. >> puke. >> reporter: was that a delicious pizza? >> no! >> reporter: mm, this one smells really good. >> caesar salad. >> green spinach >> reporter: kale? >> oh! [ laughter ] >> reporter: it's real bad at the beginning, but at the end, it

here's gadi schwartz >> reporter: they lined up by the hundreds. >> i'm so excited, man. >> reporter: parachutes on their back but no plane in sight. >> most fun with your clothes on. >> reporter: instead, leaping into the great beyond from a platform before even a catapult. >> that was awesome. >> reporter: this is west virginia's famed bridge day, the only legal day base jumpers can hurl themselves into the river gorge i think they want you to jump. [ laughter ] >> reporter: while above a man dressed as eeyore is stoked when he spots his mom. >> praying everything goes well. oh my god. >> three, two, one >> reporter: around 900 feet below, landings range from spot on to a little rocky and some soaking wet. a few bumps and bruises and footage galore and if you're curious, here is a little taste of what it would be like if humans could fly gadi schwartz, nbc news fayetteville, west virginia. >> you have got to be kidding me i'll take the stairs, thanks that's nightly news for this friday. i'm lester holt. thank you for watching everyone good night and have a great weekend. >>> right n

gadi schwartz, nbc news, san francisco. >> great way to lighten the mood before a flight. you never know who you'll run into. >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday i'm lester holt for all of us at nbc news. thank you for watching, and good night. >>> right now at 6:00, caught on camera, a robber takes money from the cash register at the gas station in contra costa county. it is what he does after that has detectives especially concerned. >> are you traveling? i'll have a look tonight and tomorrow locally and nationally to get you ready to go. >> first, walking out free. he was accused of killing the man in a murder case, tiffany li, prosecutors now dropping the case. >> the news at 6:00 starts now. i'm janelle wang sitting in for raj mathai. >> there will be no justice for the murder victim and his family. that's what prosecutors said in the case connected to tiffany li. the jury found li not guilty in the case but deadlocked on whether kaveh bayat helped kill him. robert, so bayat is free but not necessarily cleared? >> reporter: yeah, for kaveh bayat leaving the ja

schwartz. ♪ >> reporter: on christmas trees around the world, candy canes have been sweet and minty since the 1920s, until a company named archie mcphee stepped in. >> we entered the flavored candy cane business through bacon. >> reporter: yeah, you heard that right and from there, their annual creative meetings have gotten even more twisting. >> we have hamdy cane, gravy wasabi. >> reporter: if you're the kind of parent looking for a stocking stuffer somewhere in between naughty and nice -- >> can we eat those? >> ooh. >> reporter: you guys are going to taste them. >> i want the taco. >> reporter: we've assembled this panel of experts in sugar, anxious to give us an honest review. >> me, me! >> reporter: you guys are ready? three, two, one -- >> ew! >> ew! >> oh! >> ew! >> reporter: what do you think this tastes like >> vomit. >> nasty. >> puke. >> reporter: was that a delicious pizza? >> no! >> reporter: mm, this one smells really good. >> caesar salad. >> green spinach. >> reporter: kale. >> oh! >> reporter: it was real bad at the beginning, but at the end, it's kind of nice. >>

gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> now to that shocking murder of texas mom heidi broussard for the first time we're hearing from the attorney for the suspect charged in connection with her death in what may have been an attempt to steal broussard's baby sam brock with the latest developments. ♪ silent night >> reporter: tonight as heidi broussard's family and friends prepare for her funeral, we're hearing for the first time for the attorney representing megan humphrey she was heidi's childhood friend, and the only person charged so far in connection with the austin mother's death a week ago, heidi's body was found in a car truck on megan's property she's facing two counts of kidnapping and one count of tampering with a human corpse. we are in the beginning stages of a very long process but there are many questions that need to be answered. as with every american accused where a crime, unless the state can prove these allegations beyond any reasonable doubt, she is innocent. with a court date for january 2nd, heidi's family just trying to cope with their grief heidi's mom tamm

gadi schwartz, nbc news, mendocino county, california >>> naming a baby can be tough especially if it is a baby pigmy hippopotamus visitors of the thailand zoo with choosing between two names, braised pork and pork feet announced. >>> thanks for watching. i'm cori coffin. >> i'm frances rivera. we leave you with the 2019 version of march of the penguins chinese research crews capture this in antarctica have a great monday. have a gat week,re e

gadi schwartz, nbc news, norwalk, connecticut. >> that's a great move that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. thank you for watching, everyone, and good night >>> right now at 6:00, kamala harris is out. the california senator no longer in the race for the white house. the mistake one prominent supporter said her campaign made. >> more wet weather is on the way. we have the updated forecast. >> first, protecting renters, new strict action san jose is about to take to get land lords to follow the law. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. it's happening as we speak. the san jose city council is voting on a big change in how it treats land lords. >> city leaders say renters are more vulnerable than ever and it's ready to protect them. scott budman joins us from city hall with the latest. scott. >> reporter: they're talking money, jessica. in fact city leaders like a financial incentive to make sure land lords follow the law. renters love the idea. the land lords tell us it's another layer of bureaucrac

nbc's gadi schwartz has more >> reporter: they lined up by the hundreds parachutes on their backs but no plane in sight instead, leaping into the great beyond from a platform or a sciss scissor or even a catapult >> that was awesome! >> reporter: this is west virginia's famed bridge day, the only legal day base jumps are allowed to hurl themselves into the river gorge. the crowd fired up at the sight of the crowd >> reporter: i think they want you to jump. >> whoa! >> reporter: while above a man dressed as eor gets stoked when he spots his mom >> one, two, one see you! >> reporter: around 900 feet below, landings range from spot on to a little rocky and some soaking wet a few bumps and bruises and footage galore and if you're curious, here's a little taste of what it would be like if humans could fly gadi schwartz, nbc news, fayetteville, west virginia. >> that was incredibly entertaining just to watch from here >> i can't imagine what it was like for them to be jumping. man, the rush they must feel >>> all right. the chinese lantern festival found a home in the northern european nati

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gadi schwartz has more. >> reporter: a possible bah-humbug for last minute gift shoppers on amazon for the delivery service, no longer allowing third parties to ship via fed ex ground for amazon prime. does this mean your holiday packages won't arrive on time? that depends. third party sellers make up more than half of amazon's offerings and some worry the change could change some holiday deliveries into chaos. >> when i saw that email, i was just like, you've got to be kidding me. >> to ship hundreds of products a day, toy seller, used to use fed ex ground which he calls the cheapest and most reliable delivery service. now, he has to switch to u.p.s. during the busiest shipping week in the year. >> my concern was that we would be able to get enough u.p.s. trucks to pick up all of the packages at our facility. to transition from fed ex to u.p.s. will result in 5 to 10% increase in prices for consumers. fed ex tells nbc news, that amazon affects a small number of shippers it limits options for those small businesses on some of the highest shipping demands in history and may compromise t

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schwartz has those details. >> reporter: in the skies across america, more drone liftoffs than ever before from hobbyists to delivery drones. and tonight, a sweeping rule proposed by the faa could bring real-time tracking as soon as they take flight think virtual drone license plates with beacons that broadcast location and identity even by small drones bought by consumers. a tracking system that regulators say is needed before massive fleets of drones make the same-day deliveries companies like amazon, google and u.p.s. have been planning for years. the new proposal aims at addressing safety issues with safe calls with the rule allowing law enforcement to monitor where every drone takes off. the ntsb already investigating several instances where drones crashing into aircraft, and even a hot air balloon in idaho, seen here from a camera in idaho, where ithits the side and tumbles out of the sky >> a drone hitting any aircraft is a life-or-death situation >> reporter: other drones getting way too close. >> we missed the drone by about 30 feet off our right wing >> reporter: sometimes

for more on that, here is gadi schwartz. >> reporter: tonight a secret group of hackers exposed after spying on families and taunting them through their security cameras. >> mommy >> i'm santa claus don't you want to be my best friend >> reporter: a new report from the tech website mother board shedding light on a board that hacks and harasses ring cameras. >> what's going on how are you doing? >> what? >> nothing. >> reporter: hacks like this one in michigan. >> what's going on, buddy? what are you watching? >> reporter: where a dad was harassed in his own living room. >> look at the top of your head, man, what the [ bleep ] happened to your hair >> reporter: ring says the security wasn't breached but hackers stealing passwords. >> can you bring a web browser up on your phone and type in the website that i tell you? >> no. >> reporter: experts say both nest and ring cameras are being targeted across the country using special software that steals usernames and passwords. >> once the intruder has broken through your security, that password might be used by other devices in your home. >

you can see, a big night, a big crowd for the lighting of the rockefeller center christmas tree our gadi schwartz takes us on the long journey to the tree's big night here >> reporter: when carol schultz planted her norway spruce 60 years ago, she knew it was destined for greatness. >> i always said, you're going to be up in rockefeller center some day, and you're going to be a beautiful tree when you get older. >> reporter: as soon as her tree was chosen and brought to the big city, people couldn't get enough >> what do you think >> amazing >> reporter: down below, the renowned represented peace, hope, and humanity >> reporter: for a os you know what it smells like here it smells like christmas. >> reporter: for weeks electricians have been stringing up 50,000 lights, and 5,000 mile of wires to make sure everything is perfect. this star is about to become the center of the new york universe. before we light it up, we have to head down so the scaffold can come down too. as the final touches are set, carol schultz is ready for the memory she's been waiting more than half a century to shar

for more on that, here is gadi schwartz. >> reporter: tonight a secret group of hackers exposed after spying on families and taunting them through their own security cameras. >> mommy >> i'm santa claus don't you want to be my best friend >> reporter: a new report from the tech website mother board shedding light on an underground podcast that hacks and harasses ring camera owners on air. >> welcome to tonight's podcast. what's going on? how are you doing? >> what? >> nothing. >> reporter: hacks like this one in michigan. >> what's going on, buddy? what are you watching? >> reporter: where a dad was harassed in his own living room. >> look at the top of your head, man, what the [ bleep ] happened to your hair >> reporter: tonight, ring, owned by amazon, says the security wasn't breached but hackers stealing passwords. >> can you bring a web browser up on your phone and type in the website that i tell you? >> no. >> no! >> reporter: experts say both nest and ring cameras are being targeted across the country using special software that steals usernames and passwords. >> once the intrud

you can see, a big night, a big crowd for the lighting of the rockefeller center christmas tree our gadi schwartz takes us on the long journey to the tree's big night here >> reporter: when carol schultz planted her norway spruce 60 years ago, she knew it was destined for greatness. >> i always said, you're going to be up in rockefeller center some day, and you're going to be a beautiful tree when you get older. >> reporter: as soon as her tree was chosen and brought to the big city, people couldn't get enough >> what do you think >> amazing >> reporter: down below, the renowned architect oversees the replacement of 3 million crystals >> it's always represented peace, hope, and humanity >> reporter: for a closer look, we headed seven stories up >> you know what it smells like here it smells like christmas. >> reporter: technicians have been stringing 5,000 miles of wires to make sure everything is perfect. this star is about to become the center of the new york universe. before we light it up, we have to head down so the scaffold can come down too. carol schultz is ready for the memory s

nbc's gadi schwartz is following the story. >> reporter: in the skies across america, more drone lift-offs than ever before prosecute hobbyists to delivery drones. a sweeping rule proposed by the faa could bring real-time tracking to most drones as soon as they take flight. think virtual drone license plates with beacons that broadcast their location and identity, even those bought by consumers. th the pro new proposal aimed at addressing safety issues with the new rule allowing law enforcement to monitor where every drone takes off. ntsb looking into ibs dents of drones crashing into small airplanes and even a hot air balloon. >> a drone hitting an aircraft of any size is potentially a life or death situation. >> reporter: dozens of other drones getting way too close. >> we missed the drone by 30 feet off our right wing. >> reporter: sometimes shutting down air traffic and causing massive delays at newark and grounding critical air operations during cat frofk wildfires. >> drone sighting. >> reporter: for now the proposal is only a draft giving the public 60 days to comment and another th

. >>> gadi schwartz takes us to america's wildest place to hit the slopes. >> coming up, we are on a ski lift but we are also inside a giant mall, coming up, we're headed to the top of the first indoor ski area in the northern hemisphere, and how this might be the future of malls in america. >> your local news >>>. ♪ had a zest for life. flash forward: then ra kept me from the important things. and what my doctor said surprised me. she said my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage. and enbrel helps relieve joint pain and helps stop that joint damage. ask about enbrel, so you can get back to being your true self. enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been some place where fungal infections are common or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have persistent fever, bruising, bleeding, or palen

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gadi schwartz is taking a closer look at that for us. gadi, good morning >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys yeah, it seems like every night for two weeks all kinds of people are spotting fleets of unidentified drones flying in grid patterns over rural colorado so far no one seems to know where they're coming from or who's behind the controls. on a rural farm in colorado, bizarre lights in the night sky, this one blinking here, one of more than a dozen unidentified drones flying in formation for miles, and on the ground even local law enforcement calling them in. >> i had what i believe to be a drone pass over me headed east towards yuma. >> reporter: since the week before christmas, the drones have been appearing around 7:00 at night and flying for hours, sometimes in groups of 30 and able to fly very quickly witnesses saying some of the drones have wingspans estimated to be 6 feet or more the sightings in five counties in colorado. >> they can hover, they can descend very fast. they can take off very fast. >> reporter: when white harm

nbc's gadi schwartz has more on this people are nervous already. >> absolutely. good morning, you guys, and amazon has announced its blocking certain companies who sell products on its site from using some fedex shipping services due to apparent performance issues many sellers are up in arms worried that that change might mean they'll have to raise prices and may not be able to make their holiday deliveries on time this morning, a possible bah humbug for last minute gift shoppers on amazon after a surprise change to delivery services the company no longer letting third-party sellers to ship fedex ground orders, citing a drop in delivery performance according to an email obtained by nbc news. does this mean your holiday packages won't arrive on time? that depends, third party sellers make up half of amazon offerings and some worry this change could throw some deliverying into holiday chaos >> when i saw that e-mail i was like you got to be kidding me. >> reporter: toy seller used to use fedex ground which he calls the cheapest and most reliable delivery service no