that's where gabe, his father and brother do each summer. gabe hasn't returned. she got the news in a phone call from her ex-husband. >> he said last night we saw on the news that gabriel and the guy that he's visited in rome were arrested in connection the killing of a police officer. >> what's going through your mind? i can't imagine. >> i honestly couldn't process it. >> gabe had gone from coast to rome to meet a friend he met in mill valley, finnegan elder. there with his shirt off. around midnight, gabe tried to buy cocaine in a popular nightlife area. police records show after the drug deal went bad, he grabbed the backpack of someone. the americans demanded money to return it. the backpack owner called police. a pair of officers responded without uniforms or service weapons. they con fronted the men -- they thought they were meeting the drug pusher. when they saw two, they probably thought it was two friends of the drug pusher or the drug dealer. >> the boys didn't know that those were police officers? >> no. >> within days of the killing, a photo leaked o

gabe who has down's syndrome loves few things more than playing basketball with his team. >> he loves to shoot threes and loves seth curry. >> reporter: shooting the three-pointer may have been the risk he would always regret but what happened next will make it a victory he'll always remember. >> a player on the opposing tea rebounds the ball and instead of taking it down the court, passes it to gabe for a second chance. sinking the shot in the nick of time. >> that shot doesn't go without putting in the work he's obviously put in. >> reporter: gabe's team won the game but the scoreboard couldn't capture the bigger triumph. >> it's great to see kids show sportsmanship and it's long shot. catie beck, nbc news. >> it's been a long week i hope that one puts a smile on your face that's "nightly news." i'm lester holt. thank you for watching good night and have a great weekend. >>> right now at 6:00 new accusations in san francisco's corruption scandal. a contractor says he lost city work because he wouldn't pay to play. >> someone in the city. >> plus, he is accused of killing his girlfri

jenna, gabe are back with me. jenna, harry reid who knows a little about politics gave an exclusive interview to msnbc, quoting him, the race is far from over, and a lot can and will change. is that the prevailing view or is the prevailing view this is a real question, could bernie sanders essentially lock this up super tuesday. >> reporter: i mean, that's exactly the question. a lot is going to be happening very, very quickly. for the past year, we have been so focused on iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina. three days after south carolina we are going to have super tuesday, and things are going to change very, very quickly. we have a lot of states in play, states where you have to have money a lot of times to be organizing there, to be up on the air waves there. and that could really change everything. but at the same time, it could also keep this race muddled, keep the democrats on a path to really contested convention in milwaukee which a lot of democrats are worried about, something they don't think w

nbc's gabe gutierrez has more. gabe, good morning >> reporter: phillip, michael bloomberg is spending about a million dollars a day on just facebook ads but it is those comments over the controversial stop and frisk program in new york city that are looming over the campaign. >> in tennessee. >> reporter: michael bloomberg is making his move >> i am running to defeat donald trump. [ cheers and applause >> reporter: the 77-year-old billionaire and former new york city mayor has already spent an astounding $300 million on ads to catapult his campaign in the dozen plus states that will vote on march 3rd, super tuesday. >>> what do you say to democrats who are arguing you are trying to buy the election? >> i'm not trying to buy the election we've been at this ten weeks the best way is to communicate in ten weeks is through something like mass media. >> reporter: but he's facing growing scrutiny over leaked audio from a 2015 speech >> put those cops where the crime is which means in minority neighborhoods. >> reporter:

that french "blow book" that gabe demonstrated? it fetches $3,200. >> warning at $850. >> a signed photo of famed magician harry kellar? $3,400. and this book from 1785, "the conjurer unmasked"? $4,200. it's a steady beat of the hammer, and guess what? $1,500 here, $2,000 there -- it starts adding up. by the end of day, the total is an expectations-beating $105,000. >> overall, i thought it went really well. i'm pleased. it is emotional for me today, to see his things that i've lived with for so many years, but it's another chance to say goodbye and flip a new page. >> but i got to tell you what makes this strange inheritance story so magical for me. i've come across collectors of all sorts of things that were so obsessed, their families wondered if anything else meant as much to them as their stuff. but rex's dad set aside all his "highly treasured friends" the moment his children were born. and the strange inheritance he left his son leaves no doubt what he valued most in life. >> "i know i haven't much longer to live. my final a

jury deliberations here at the courthouse are expected to continue later today cori >> gabe gutierrez for us this morning. gabe, thank you. >>> the coronavirus continues to spread on land and sea there are now over 74,000 confirmed cases worldwide. and the death toll has topped 2,000. another cruise ship has been exposed to the virus this one in cambodia the news comes as nearly 400 americans who evacuated from wuhan, china have been medically cleared and freed from quarantine for the latest on the outbreak we turn now to nbc's janis mackey frayer live in yokohama, japan. janis, what's next for these patients >> reporter: well, aboard the diamond princess cruise ship there have been hundreds of people waiting for their test results because today is the day the quarantine officially ends and japanese officials said that anyone who was testing negative for the virus will be allowed to go home. so we've seen people coming off the ship already this is a process that will continue over the next few days. what's curious is that nobody coming off the diamond princess here will need to do any

moral injury of health care dr joe winner is the position and founder of meditation in medicine and dr gabe her bondo is a family physician and creator of bite burned out all right thanks for joining me on the program windy 1st on do someone go ahead i'm going to tweet out your article for our audience don't read it now watch the show but you guys can check that out right after the show wendy doctors have the highest suicide rate of any profession in the u.s. what's going on. so i think that physicians are are trying they've come into this profession as a calling and they knew that it was pretty hard when they got into it they knew it was going to be long hours they knew that they were going to sacrifice a lot in their adult lives and then what happens is when they leave medical school they take an oath to put their patients 1st as a priority and as they get out into practice they realize that they can't just take their patients 1st as a as a priority sometimes they have to consider what the insurance company needs what the electronic medical record needs what their hospital or health care

moral injury of health care dr joe winner is a physician and founder of meditation in medicine and dr gabe her bondo is a family physician and creator of bite burned out all right thanks for joining me on the program when the 1st one did someone go ahead i'm going to tweet out your article for our audience don't read it now watch the show but you guys can check that out right after the show wendy doctors have the highest suicide rate of any profession in the u.s. what's going on. so i think that physicians are are trying they've come into this profession as a calling and they knew that it was pretty hard when they got into it they knew it was going to be long hours they knew that they were going to sacrifice a lot in their adult lives and then what happens is when they leave medical school they take an oath to put their patients 1st as a priority and as they get out into practice they realize that they can't just take their patients 1st as a as a priority sometimes they have to consider what the insurance company needs what the electronic medical record needs what their hospital or health

and flash flood warnings are up tonight from georgia to the carolinas our gabe gutierrez has the latest >> reporter: tonight, the powerful winter storm is tearing through much of the country, producing snow, hail, rain and tornadoes. this security camera captures a possible twister ripping through a north carolina neighborhood. this dash cam video shows a tree falling on a georgia highway, barely missing oncoming traffic at least three deaths have been reported from toppled trees in tennessee and south carolina tens of thousands of people across the south are without power. ♪ these students huddled in a school hallway singing songs during a tornado warning. in mississippi, this frightening funnel cloud ripped roofs off homes. >> all of a sudden the wind and the rain got so heavy, we ran inside >> reporter: after dumping snd own lahoma, in new orleans, the fast-moving system brought damaging hail, torrential rain and relentless wind. >> that's got to be a tornado. >> reporter: at this construction site, scaffolding crashed onto cars. >> it happened so fast i've never seen nothing that

loughlin and giannulli are not backing down prosecutors have proposed their trial start in october gabe gutierrez, nbc news, new york >>> explosive testimony today in the trial of movie mogul harvey weinstein. a woman choked back tears alleging he raped her and described the relationship she says they had for years. here is stephanie gosk. >> reporter: harvey weinstein is on trial for rape based on jessica mann's allegations today she took the stand recounting three separate assaults at times sobbing uncontrollably. from a small town and a troubled home she wanted to become an actress when she met weinstein in l.a it led to a meeting in a hotel where she says the movie producer forced oral sex on her. afterwards they entered into a real relationship and it was degrading. she says the encounters were consensual but they never had sex until a meeting in 2013 at l mann says they argued in his room, telling the court, i tried twice to get out and leave and he blocked the door both times i gave up and undressed, describing how the producer allegedly raped her. the relationship continued mann

gabe kapler starting out focusing on one thing. >> spring training is a time to have fun. be like we want to get serious, intense work done, but we also want to keep things light and have fun. i think that players that are enjoying themselves laughing and smiling, they're just flat-out better baseball players. so if we can combine that really good work ethic, which is efficient and intense practice, focusing on the fundamentals, and we have plenty of room to laugh a little bit. >> first round of the genesis invitational at riviera. tiger woods, he was very close with kobe bryant. how about the eagle on 1 that guess 24 feet, 8 inches. 24 and 8 were kobe's number. rory mcilroy fired a 3 under 68, second shot on the par 5 1st. sets up as an easy eagle for him as well. and everybody is chasing matt kuchar, who opened with a 7 under 64, long birdie putt on 8. he has three-stroke lead heading into tomorrow's second round. i'm reminded of conor mcgregor, the mma fighter when he took the mic one time and said i'd like to apologize to everybody for absolutely nothing! they might as

gabe kapler. the giants have not lost a single game, juliet. >>> dennis, question. how are the giants players responding to this new vibe, have you gotten their reaction? >> yeah, nobody is saying anything negative. it is a completely different atmosphere. the drills are different. the pace is different. the attitude is different. old school versus new school this year. so far it is positive but again they haven't played a game. >>> dennis, thank you so much and we will be right back. >>> new video to show you. these two stunt doubles were captured leaping off of the san francisco skyscraper and 43 stories high. the wild stunt was part of filming for the movie matrix 4. it is starting k eana reaves. you have seen some of the shots, the chopper shots. >> yes. they just started filming for the movie. it is not coming out for another year. >>> the weather is conducive for the good shots. >> yes. if they like cloudy moodiness and sunny and warm. they didn't have to deal with any rain. >>> all right. and look out for keana reaves in town. see you back at six. captioning

gabe gutierrez has the details. >> reporter: you're about to see the murder of a police officer in broad daylight captured from a small plane. the officer's vehicle is circled in red >> you're going to see her run right into this parked car here >> reporter: she's being chased by cartel members in mexico >> she was shot six times in the head and shoulders these guys blast out >> reporter: you can't identify who fired the shots, but you ca tell where the assassin's car came from and where it went next that's the key to solving the brutal crime >> if this plane hadn't been there, this murder probably would never have been solved >> correct we believe this will revolutionize policing >> reporter: mcnutt is an air force veteran, whose company in ohi wants to roll out the battlefield technology in u.s. cities after he developed it for the military in iraq >> this is actually the camera system here. >> reporter: this cessna is a equipped with 12 powerful cameras, and can cover more than a mile of the cities at a time and captur everything in public view >> we'll take the picture of the city, o

they resume deliberations tomorrow lester >> all right, gabe gutierrez in new york tonight, thanks. >>> we'll be right back in 60 seconds with a mystery tonight after a deadly plunge. >>> also our nbc news exclusive, a plea by airports to delay a big security change. >>> a tragic story from porterville, california, in the central valley, where a massive fire at the city's library left at least one firefighter dead and another unaccounted for. two 13-year-old boys were arrested and booked on suspicion of manslaughter the firefighter who died was a captain who had been with the department for 13 years. >>> and the coast guard is investigating a deadly ferry accident in the waters off a luxury island in miami. somehow a car plunged off the boat here is miguel almaguer >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. coast guard has not said why a car with two women inside plunged off the fisher island ferry as it was crossing the waters of miami. we now know emma afra and viviane brahms were unresponsive when search teams found their new mercedes at the bottom of the shipping channel hours later. the inve

loughlin and her husband are not backing down prosecutors have proposed their trial start in october gabe gutierrez, nbc news, new york >>> explosive testimony today in the trial of movie mogul harvey weinstein. a woman choked back tears alleging he raped her and described the relationship she says they had for years. today she took the s assaults at times sobbing uncontrollably. from a small town and a troubled home she wanted to become an actress when she met weinstein in l.a it let to a meeting in a hotel where she says the movie producer forced oral sex on her. afterwards they entered into a real relationship and it was degrading. she said the encounters were consensual but they never had sex until a meeting in 2013 at a new york hotel mann says they argued in his room telling the court i tried twice to get out and leave and he blocked the door both times i gave up and undressed, describing how the producer allegedly raped her. the relationship continued mann describing flattering e-mails she sent she said his ego was fragile telling the jury i wanted to be perceived as innocent and n

here is nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, two police officers are recovering after a shootout at this arkansas walmart one officer shot four times. the gunman killed by police. >> with the officers' bravery and quick response, many lives were saved today. >> reporter: it's just the latest incident of violence directed at police today an nypd officer shot by a gunman over the weekend was released from the hospital police say the suspect opened fire on two officers sitting inside a police van in the bronx hitting the officer behind the wheel in the chin and neck then less than 12 hours later, investigators say the same suspect started shooting inside a police station officers pinned down and arrested him when he ran out of bullets. 45-year-old robert williams is facing several charges including attempted murder. >> he was depressed at times because his son got shot >> reporter: two senior law enforcement officials tell nbc news williams made a rambling statement and voiced anger over a 2018 arrest fo driving while intoxicated. blamed the new york attacks in part on weak leadersh

and flash flood warnings are up tonight from georgia to the carolinas our gabe gutierrez has the latest >> reporter: tonight, the powerful winter storm is tearing through much of the country, producing snow, rain, hail, and tornadoes. this security camera captures a possible twister ripping through a north carolina neighborhood. this dash cam video shows a tree falling on a georgia highway, barely missing oncoming traffic at least three deaths have been reported from toppled trees in tennessee and south carolina tens of thousands of people across the south are without power. these students huddled in a school hallway singing songs during a tornado warning. in mississippi, this frightening founl funnel cloud ripped roofs off homes. >> all of a sudden the wind and the rain got so heavy we ran inside >> reporter: after dumping snow on texas and oklahoma, in new orleans, the fast-moving system brought damaging hail, torrential rain and relentless wind. >> that's got to be a tornado. >> reporter: at this construction site, scaffolding crashed onto cars. >> it happened so fast i've never seen

gabe gutierrez is at the courthouse >> harvey, you nervous? >> reporter: tonight harvey weinstein's future is in the hands of a jury made up of seven men and five women. the day began with prosecutors accusing lead defense attorney donna rotunn of jury tampering for writing a magazine op-ed proclaiming her client's innocence the judge ordered rotunno not to speak to the media again saying, i would cautio you about the tentacles of your public relations juggernaut the four-week trial had little physical evidence, and today the judge told jurors you will have to decide the credibility and the believability of the witnesses weinstein has pleaded not guilty to five felony counts of sexual assault, including rape. >> he held me down on the bed. i tried to get away. >> reporter: the charges focus on the allegations of mimi haley who testified weinstein forced oral sex on her in 2006 at his apartment and jessica mann who told the jury weinstein raped her in a manhattan hotel room in 2013. their testimony was bolstered by four other women includin "th

, is trying once again to overturn his lifetime ban and become eligible for the hall of fame here's gabe gutierrez. >> left center field >> reporter: he was known as charlie hustle, one of baseball's brightest stars who fell from grace. but tonight pete rose is once again asking for redemption in a new petition, rose and his attorneys argue that since the league has not punished players associated with the houston astros sign stealing scandal, it should end rose's lifetime ban for gambling while he was managing the cincinnati reds. >> whatever you think of whether pete was appropriately punished 30 years ago, many things have transpired since then to suggest that he's being unfairly treated >> reporter: rose holds the major league record for hits, games played and at bats but he's been permanently ineligible for the hall of fame since agreeing to an indefinite suspension in 1989 after an investigation showed he placed illegal bets for years rose denied he did anything wrong. but has since apologized the 78-year-old has unsuccessfully asked to be reinstated before now he's calling his pun

gabe gutierrez, nbc news >>> an emotional farewell today as hundreds gathered for the funeral of new york city firefighter daniel foley foley died on saturday of 9/11-related pancreatic cancer. his brother tom was also a firefighter who was killed at ground zero dan foley spent days searching the rubble until he recovered his brother's remains. >>> when we come back after a short break, george clooney saying he's surprised and saddened over claims about the coffee company where he's brand ambassador vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mike bloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on health care nobody can argue about. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> the famous pitchman for a coffee giant, george clooney is speaking out after that company was linked to a ch

gabe gutierrez, nbc news >>> an emotional farewell today as hundreds gathered for the funeral of new york city firefighter daniel foley foley died on saturday of 9/11-related pancreatic cancer. his brother tom was also a firefighter who was killed at ground zero dan foley spent days searching the rubble until he recovered his brother's remains. >>> when we come back after a short break, george clooney saying he's surprised and saddened over claims about the coffee company where he's brand ambassador >>> the famous pitchman for a coffee giant, george clooney is speaking out after that company was linked to a child labor scandal. here's joe fryer ♪ >> reporter: as nespresso's brand ambassador, george clooney has been the face of the company. now he's using his voice to say he's surprised and saddened by child labor allegations raised against suppliers to the coffeemaker. the british tv show "dispatches" says it filmed children working in grueling conditions and excessive hours in guatemala to pick beans that supply nespresso and starbucks. the episode airs monday nbc news has not see

nobody has been able to do it like gabe. the president's developed an affinity for him, as have people around him. this unofficial protection racket around him. >> gabe is clearly a talented guy. i want to ask you about the president. apparently he was a big snl fan. not so much anymore. it's not just because he dislikes being made to look like a fool by alec baldwin. he was mad about the way steve bannon was portrayed as the grim reaper. that's how you identified him. what do you mean by this? what was the issue? >> early on in the trump era, there was an snl sketch where alec baldwin was playing donald trump and steve bannon, trump's white house chief strategist, comes in, but he is dressed as a grim reaper figure. it satirizes the influence on trump and the white house by saying, trump is the toddler who is not president and really bannon is president. this, of course, followed with the general media meme of president bannon as opposed to president donald trump. trump saw this and started telling confidants about how much

. >>> this is gabe gutierrez in tennessee where michael bloomberg is making his move. >> i am running to defeat donald trump. >> reporter: the 77-year-old billionaire and former new york city mayor has already spent an astounding $300 million on ads that catapult his campaig on those who will vote on march 3rd what do you say to democrat who is say you're trying to buy the election >> i'm not trying to buy the election we've been at this for ten weeks and the best ways to communicate is ten weeks is through something like mass media. >> reporter: but he's facing growing scrutiny from leaked audio of a 2015 leaked speech where he defended new york city's controversial police policy of stop and frisk later ruled unconstitutional. >> and the way you get the guns out of the kids' hands is frisk them. >> reporter: he's recently apologized for stop and frisk but was asked about the audio today. >> it was five years ago and, you know, it's just not the way that i think. >> reporter: when you heard that audio of him defending stop and frisk, what went through your head? >> i think it was blun

here is nbc's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: tonight, two police officers are recovering after a shootout at this arkansas walmart one officer shot four times. the gunman killed by police. >> with the officers' bravery and quick response, many lives were saved today. >> reporter: it's just the latest incident of violence directed at police today an nypd officer shot by a gunman over the weekend was released from the hospital police say the suspect opened fire on two officers sitting inside a police van in the bronx hitting the officer behind the wheel in the chin and neck then less than 12 hours later, investigators say the same suspect started shooting inside a police station officers pinned down and arrested him when he ran out of bullets. 45-year-old robert williams is facing several charges including attempted murder. >> he was depressed at times because his son got shot >> reporter: two senior law enforcement officials tell nbc news william made a rambling statement and blamed the new york attacks in part on weak leadership declaring the wonderful ny police are under assault. the pol

. >>> this is gabe gutierrez in tennessee where tonight michael bloomberg is making his move. >> i am running to defeat donald trump. >> reporter: the 77-year-old billionaire and former new york city mayor has already spent an astounding $300 million on ads that catapult his campaig in the dozen plus states that will vote on march 3rd super tuesday. what do you say to democrats who argue you're trying to buy the election >> i'm not trying to buy the election we've been at this ten weeks and the best ways to communicate is ten weeks is through something like mass media. >> reporter: but he's facing growing scrutiny over leaked audio from a 201 speech >> put the cops where the crime is, minority neighborhoods. >> reporter: where he defended new yor city's controversial police policy of stop and frisk later ruled unconstitutional. >> and the way you get the guns out of the kids' hands is to throw them against the wall and frisk them. >> reporter: he's recently apologized for stop and frisk but was asked about the audio today. >> it was five years ago and, you know, it's just not the way

his client is now being held without bail, frances. >> all right, gabe, thank you. >> the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak is continuing to climb as chinese officials have reported the country's deadliest day yet, with 108 deaths on monday. that brings the global death toll to over 1,000 the government said more than 42,000 cases have been confirmed with more than 2400 new infections the virus has now been detected in 25 countries. vietnam health ministry has confirmed a 3 month old baby is the country's 15th case. meanwhile a new case has been discovered in san diego, making it the 13th confirmed patient in the united states. >> a massive snowstorm swept over the shores of northern turkey and it was caught on camera this mesmerizing time lapse video shows the wall of snow making its way right across the black sea. the man who filmed this said he never witnessed anything like it before he says it's a little bit scary when it gets to this point also the natural wonders, amazing he was able to set that up and capture that. >> sure is back here in the u.s. with a scary amount of

gabe gutierrez. >>> we are hearing from elizabeth smart the kidnapping and rape survivor who revealed she endured another alleged sexual assault just last year while on a plane steve patterson reports on smart's new comments today. >> i just sat there like in shock. >> reporter: tonight elizabeth smart providing new details about the alleged sexual assault she faced on board a flight home to utah last summer. saying she awoke to a man rubbing his hand on her inner thigh. >> i looked over at him and i -- i waited for him to say sorry or excuse me or give me an excuse or some reason why he was touching me, and he didn't say anything. >> reporter: smart says she froze, eventually pushing his hand away. >> i mean, i should be able to believe it because i have already been kidnapped out of my bed in the middle of the night. >> reporter: nearly 20 years ago, at just 14 years old, smart was infamously abducted at knife point from her bedroom, held for nine months and repeatedly raped. the experience shaping her adulthood, becoming an advocate for missing persons and survivors of sexual assau

gabe gutierrez. >>> we are hearing more tonight fro elizabeth smart the kidnapping and rape survivor who revealed she endured another alleged sexual assault just last year while on a plane steve patterson reports on smart's new comments today. comm >> i just sat there like in shock. >> reporter: tonight elizabeth smart providing new details about the alleged sexual assault she faced on board a flight home to utah last summer. saying she awoke to a man rubbing his hand on her inner thigh. >> i looked over at him and i -- i waited for him to say sorry or excuse me or give me an excuse or some reason why he was touching me, and he didn't say anything. >> reporter: smart says she froze, eventually pushing his hand away. >> i mean, i should be able to believe it because i have already been kidnapped out of my bed in the middle of the night. >> reporter: nearly 20 years ago, at just 14 years old, smart was infamously abducted at knifepoint from her bedroom, held for nine months and repeatedly raped. the experience shaping her adulthood, becoming an advocate for missing persons and survivor

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>> gabe, thank you >> this morning emergency funds have been approved in nebraska to try to stop serious flooding. officials believe these massive ice caps are responsible for a breach in the levee there. they block the river current and cause upstream flooding. crews try to divert the water away from the city of fremont at this hour. >> all right his name is not james taylor it is bill karins, but carolina is still on your mind this morning. i did butcher it a little. >> a for effort. virginia beach now under a winter storm warning that came in this morning. almost to raleigh, too, now. 14 million people impactedment southern virginia and north carolina, the snow will be later on this afternoon into this evening. charlotte could go from rain to a little bit of snow maybe only an inch raleigh looks like 2 to 3 inches mostly right around the evening rush hour. that area in purple e eastern north carolina, i lived ere fothd to your local nbc station to take you through your first winter weather event of the season >>> that's really the crazy thing. by the time we're done north carolina wil

gabe gutierrez, nbc news >> parts of the west are being hit hard by a big winter storm that will affect most of the country as it pushes east. al roker is tracking it al, what can we expect >> reporter: lester, we've got a real mess. everyone is talking rain, snow, ice, tracking up 12 inches of snow into the rockies. strong wind into the southwest. on wednesday, gusty storms, snow and ice into the mid-west. thursday, heavy snow interior upstate new york on into new england, self-addressed envelope amounts 4-to-8 inches of snow all the way into the northeast and new england. airport delays we're looking at trouble from denver to cleveland, down to dallas on tuesday. on wednesday, we expect more problems stretching from chicago and st. louis down to new orleans and out to atlanta lester. >> thanks, much. >>> tonight the new nfl champs, the kansas city chiefs returning home after the thrilling comeback to win their first super bowl in 50 years blayne alexander is there. >> reporter: it's the party a half century in the making. >> we won the super bowl >> reporter: kansas city chiefs fans f

moral injury of health care dr joe winner is a physician and founder of meditation in medicine and dr gabe her bondo is a family physician and creator of bite burned out all right thanks for joining me on the program windy 1st on do someone go ahead i'm going to tweet out your article for our audience don't read it now watch the show but you guys can check that out right after the show wendy doctors have the highest suicide rate of any profession in the u.s. what's going on. so i think that physicians are are trying they've come into this profession as a calling and they knew that it was pretty hard when they got into it they knew it was going to be long hours they knew that they were going to sacrifice a lot in their adult lives and then what happens is when they leave medical school they take an oath to put their patients 1st as a priority and as they get out into practice they realize that they can't just take their patients 1st as a as a priority sometimes they have to consider what the insurance company needs what the electronic medical record needs what their hospital or health care

gabe gutierrez has more. gabe, walk us through what we can expect. obviously a bit of speculation to anticipate how long the jury deliberations could go for. but what do you know about how this may play out in next couple of hours or days? >> hi, there ayman, good morning. how long the deliberations will take but as you mentioned the deliberations are set to begin any moment now. the jury is getting instructions right now upstairs in this courthouse. it's a jury panel made up of seven men, five women. this trial is considered a watershed moment for the me too movement. now it will be up to the jury to decide harvey weinstein's fate and it will be up to who believe. the six women who accuse weinstein of sexual assault or the defense attorneys who argue that those relationships were consensual. now, weinstein faces five felony counts of rape, criminal sexual act and predatory sexual assault. he himself did not testify during this trial but the case centers on the allegations of two women in particular. mimi haley who testified that weinstein forced ora

moral injury of health care dr joe winner is the position and founder of meditation in medicine and dr gabe her bondo is a family physician and creator of bite burned out all right thanks for joining me on the program windy 1st i'm going to somewhat go ahead i'm going to tweet out your article for our audience don't read it now watch the show but you guys can check that out right after the show wendy doctors have the highest suicide rate of any profession in the u.s. what's going on. so i think that physicians are are trying they've come into this profession as a calling and they knew that it was pretty hard when they got into it they knew it was going to be long hours they knew that they were going to sacrifice a lot in their adult lives and then what happens is when they leave medical school they take an oath to put their patients 1st as a priority and as they get out into practice they realize that they can't just take their patients 1st as a as a priority sometimes they have to consider what the insurance company needs what the electronic medical record needs what their hospital or heal

, is trying once again to overturn his lifetime ban and become eligible for the hall of fame here's gabe gutierrez. >> left center field >> reporter: he was known as charlie hustle, one of baseball's brightest stars who fell from grace. tonight pete rose is once again asking for redemption in a new petition, rose and his attorneys argue that since the league has not punished players associated with the houston astros sign stealing scandal, it should end rose's lifetime ban for gambling while he was managing the cincinnati reds. >> whatever you think of whether pete was appropriately punished 30 years ago, many things have transpired since then to suggest that he's being unfairly treated >> reporter: rose holds the major league record for hits, games played and at bats but he's been permanently ineligible for the hall of fame since agreeing to an indefinite suspension in 1989 after an investigation showed he placed illegal bets for years rose denied he did anything wrong. but has since apologized the 78-year-old has unsuccessfully asked to be reinstated before now he's calling his punishm

that's where gabe, his father and brother do each summer. gabe hasn't returned. she got the news in a phone call from her ex-husband. >> he said last night we saw on the news that gabriel and the guy that he's visited

we think his curveball is a good pitch. >> gabe kapler, the new manager of the giants. it seemed like they just showed up for spring training, they're going to play their first game on saturday. baseball's here, and it's baseball weather. >>> stick around, big bang theory is next and our live news continues at 7:00 over on ktvu plus. what does that have to do with me and women? nothing. it was a desperate attempt to introduce an alternate topic of conversation. my problem is, i don't project confidence. so i decided that the next time i meet a woman i think is attractive, rather than holding back and being cautious, i'm going to assume the mantle of self-assurance. oh, yeah? what does that look like? hi. i'm leonard. and you are beautiful. you pop, sparkle and buzz electric. i'm going to pick you up at 8:00, show you a night you will never forget. where are we going? good news. i made it onto the team for the new defense department laser-equipped surveillance satellite. excuse me. if we're changing topics, i believe i have first dibs with capybara, a rodent the size of

. >> and there's a new manager for the first time in 14 years, and gabe kapler joins them. it's free. you can't beat that. and in case you forgot, nbc bay area is the broadcast television home for the giants. >> feels like baseball weather out there. >>> yeah, it does. reaching up to 70 degrees, and sunday is the day we will be watching for high winds as temperatures drop, and then we are back week. >> sounds good. >> thank you. >> hold on tor the >> thank you for joining us. tonight's newscast is at 5:00. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, i started need to impeach ...a national referendum...dent accountable. ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business.

the first under gabe kapler. retiring all six batters that he faced. what is on the mind of bob melton? well, answers to the expectations of this team. he projects at least 90 wins in 2020. that topic came up during a game day show interview. >> is this the best team? the bar has changed here. if i say yes, i'm going to get a call from josh donaldson. there are a lot of similarities. >> don't you love his face pillow? look at that. and dillon did it again in the first period. third and goal from the last five games. the islanders were on attack mode. new york one this 143. sadly they dropped four straight. they try again tuesday in philadelphia. and what a story last night. carolina goalies kept getting hurt. nobody left. the building zamboni driver was called on a play. there is a rule for that. he stopped the last eight shots in the third period. carolina win the game. he was paid $500 for filling in. they will give him a cut of the profits. >> last night i think i had 160 text messages on my phone my phone has blown up and has not stopped. someone c

nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest for us. he has been following this hey, gabe. >> reporter: hey, guys good morning both of those new york city police officers are recovering from serious injuries afte back-to-back shootings a gunman was firing at officers inside a patrol van. just 12 hours later, authorities believe that same suspect walked into a police station and opened fire this morning, a gunman is in custody, following two, separate targeted attacks in the bronx. >> shots fired >> reporter: surveillance video shows the chilling moment the suspect opened fire inside the 41st precinct headquarters, shooting directly at officers in uniform, striking one lieutenant in his arm >> this was an attempt to assassinate police officers. we need to use that word it was a premeditated effort to kill >> reporter: officers arrested the gunman after he ran out of bullets. officials identified the suspect as 45-year-old robert williams, described as a career criminal, with several previous arrests, including a 2002 conviction for attem

the backpack owner arranged to meet gabe and called police. c carabinieri and his partner arrived at the location. the officers were not in uniform, had no service weapons or badges, and there are questions whether they properly identified themselves as police. the elders defend fin's actions at self-defense. >> at 3:00 a.m. he was jumped from behind, thrown to the ground by a man 100 pounds heavier than him. >> he was being strangled. >> he was choking him and pinning him down. finnegan thought he was in mortal danger. >> he feared for his life? >> he thought he was fighting somebody who was trying to kill him. >> and he was not letting up. >> fin pulled out this knife, a u.s. marine-style combat weapon called a k bar. he told police he slashed at the officer until he let go. rega died 45 minutes later at the hospital, leaving behind a widow he had married just the month before. the carabinieri leaked this photo that fin had on his cell phone of him in san francisco before the trip with what appears to be the same knife. had you ever seen tha

leave having fought a tough battle and we want them to think, that's a really tough competitor. >> gabe kepler is intense. we can see more of my interview with the giant skipper tonight on game day plus i will sit down for my annual spring training chat with marty lurie as we preview the 2020 season. nascar, president trump served as the grand marshal for the daytona 500. >> it is truly an honor to be with all of you at the great american race. gentlemen, start your engines. >> reporter: the presidential motorcade served as the pace car, clint moyer said on the radio, quote, that's awesome. mother nature spoil the party, the race was called after 20 laps. they will resume the daytona 500. college hoops, the stanford women have not lost to colorado since 2002, that streak was in jeopardy today. but, williams wouldn't let it happen on her watch. and of the fourth, cardinal down three, lexi hole finds into corner, throws to three to type with 12 seconds left, colorado out of timeouts back the other way looking for the game-winner, maia hollingshead picks up her trouble, no place to go. sta

. >> reporter: video begins as the italian investigator asks gabe what's your name, what's your name. seems confused. answers what changed? speaks fluent italian, two to three weeks with grandfather outside of rome but here under arrest in connection with death of deputy brigadier. how long have you been in italy? for a week. how long. what are you doing in italy? here visiting family. where do they live? in rome, where, i don't know exactly where. he tried to buy cocaine but a pusher gave him tylenol and off-duty cops broke it up. his companion grabbed backpack of man involved in the deal, commanded money. contacted police and came in plain clothes. questions whether the officers properly identified themselves and known that neither had service weapon. finn elder admits stabbing him to death, saying officer pinned him to ground and feared for his life. battaly broke free and ran. pink, pink sweatshirt, where is it. what pink pink? may have been asking about the weight sh sweatshirt elder wore. no american officer involved in incident would have been had access to suspect and attorney

. >> reporter: video begins as the italian investigator asks gabe what's your name, what's your name. seems confused. answers what changed? speaks fluent italian, two to three weeks with grandfather outside of rome but here under arrest in connection with death of deputy brigadier. how long have you been in italy? for a week. how long. what are you doing in italy? here visiting family. where do they live? in rome, where, i don't know exactly where. he tried to buy cocaine but a pusher gave him tylenol and off-duty cops broke it up. his companion grabbed backpack of man involved in the deal, commanded money. contacted police and came in plain clothes. questions whether the officers properly identified themselves and known that neither had service weapon. finn elder admits stabbing him to death, saying officer pinned him to ground and feared for his life. battaly broke free and ran. pink, pink sweatshirt, where is it. what pink pink? may have been asking about the weight sh sweatshirt elder wore. no american officer involved in incident would have been had access to suspect and attorney

the fans this weekend for fanfest the franchise heads into its first season under the direction of gabe kepler the new giants skipper caught up in the media this afternoon camp where taking over for the future hall of famer. bruce bocce as he heads into his first spring training with the giants there are a number of questions about the direction of the team considering they did not make any huge offseason additions madison bumgarner no longer on the roster, he's playing for the diamondbacks and the giants have had 3 straight losing seasons. chancellor wants to make one thing perfectly clear to all the fans before. >>we get excited about development which is it's really important before we get excited about just our style of play. my message for on-message scott's message to both our fans and. >>our our players that were we're have a chance to win every night and we are going to do everything possible to win every single night. >>all right here we go known in other news of the day you can see it from the player himself hunter pence letting the bay area now he is back with the giants twee

she shaken hands here with his replacement kerry giants manager gabe kepler but boats will always be a giants legend with those 3 championships, but here we go start of the gabe kepler air and with that comes a brand new staff looking to make its mark with this year squat. our coaches know that. sessions for >>everybody wants everybody wants to merge. i think that's a really good >>how the da's they too have their first spring training game tomorrow will take on the cubs in mesa arizona a's appear to be ready to go after their season last year was cut sure they lost to the rays in one of those do or die wild card game just so tough to have everything come down to one game but they are poised to make a comeback once again skipper bob melvin company say they're in great shape looking good ahead of the spring training games a's first baseman matt olson knows getting back to the playoffs in october starts with establishing a winning mindset now in february and march we got a lot of guys coming back or year past 2 >>and you know a lot of guys who are getting some more experience under the

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little leaguers but the big leaguers to and we want to convince you to pack up and go>> i was telling gabe during commercial that we are debating in a few weeks whether to punch our ticket down to arizona. i have been to spring training and it is phenomenal but i have not taken my son and daughter so the debate is going on, sell me on it. >> am i picking up the aroma of peanuts and cracker jacks? listen this is a fantastic time of year to travel to arizona and all so we will be seeing the oakland a's and the giants thing at least 30 game starting this weekend all the way through march 21 bit later in that timeframe you go the better the pricing and airfare will go down a little and hotel prices will drop. february is peak travel season in phoenix and scottsdale. this weekend we see flights around $300-$400 if you wait one week or so you will have flights between 175 or so you will have flights between $175 to two $75. you will be flying to phoenix sky harbor and once you are there you will be in the heart of the action. their 15 teams playing in 10 different stadiums across nine cities sur

and i want to go back to gabe really quickly. because i wanted you to have a moment to take some water, but the media is still under this self policing that says that that state of the union, which was very unusual, that took place in the gallery -- in the house gallery, a sort of sacred political space and it really was show business. and the media still struggled to fit it into the norm of what they expect. but even in fox news, daily beast has a piece that says an internal document obtained by the daily beast, fox's research team advises colleagues to be wary of disinformation from several trump boosting on air regularlies including rudy giuliani. so internally some people feel quea queasy. but trump knows that the rest of the media will cover him as if he is a normal president no matter what he does. >> yeah, i mean i think that we all talk about fox news being the platform that element straights donald trump. but i think unfortunately i think that it is the, quote, mainstream media that actually does the biggest service to t