and then i saw it was brock. he's still there ahh! >> jimmy: he didn't go away. >> go away >> jimmy: he didn't go away. >> he was still there. >> jimmy: he was still there [ cheers and applause that's even more frightening, good i appreciate the honesty so, after this saturday, smoke clears, "wrestlemania," what are we going to see? >> it's checkmate, man it's time, you know, that we close this chapter and move on you know, so, for me, i've been on the run of a lifetime i think i've solidified myself clearly in the modern day as the greatest champion to be a part of wwe. >> jimmy: that's right >> and for me to kind of, you know, get past this chapter of brock lesnar, i think it just puts me on a playing field, on a level that no one else can touch, so -- >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. [ cheers and applause i have a feeling next time you come on the show, you're going to have two championship belts roman reigns, everybody. "wrestlemania 38" kicks off saturday night you can stream the two-day event on peacock we'll be right ba

. >>> nbc 4's sam brock searching for an answers in a tragic park death. >>> and the incredible story head as we kick off your wednesday. "early today" starts right now >>> good morning i'm vinita nair. >> and i'm frances rivera. we begin this day now 35 of the war in ukraine today's peace talks bringing a shred of hope for the war torn nation but ukraine and russia remain skeptical including the biden administration ukraine addressed biden's promises >> we'll see i don't read anything into it until we see what their actions are. >> now to nbc's gabe gutierrez who was onviv with more. good morning >> reporter: vinita and frances, good morning those concessions by the russians during the peace talks yesterday were met with widespread skepticism around the world. the russians saying they would drastically reduce military action in and around kyiv as well as the northern city of chernihiv, and the ukrainians meanwhile saying they would consider giving up their nato ambitions and being a neutral nation, but this would all have to go before a referendum before the ukrainian people and that

this is it >> reporter: sam brock, nbc news, araby, louisiana >>> some welcome news for parents tonight on covid. moderna says it is weeks away from asking the fda to authorize emergency use of its vaccine for children six months to 6 years old. miguel almaguer is here miguel, this could happen by summer >> reporter: lester, it could, if moderna gets emergency authorization from the fda, it would be available for 18 million children in the country who for now have no or option to get vaccinated. moderna will offer its two-dose vaccine to children 6 months to 6 years old. the shot just one fourth of the dose offered to adults. it was only 40% effective in preventing symptomatic illness but the company says there's been no cases of severe illness in another big announcement, airlines are now asking the biden administration to roll back the federal mask mandate on planes which is set to expire next month they also want to lift international testing requirements lester >> miguel almaguer, thank you. >>> in washington, a final day of questioning for supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown

sam brock, nbc news, orlando. >>> up next, some final thoughts from poland >>> finally, while world leaders search for solutions, it's clear the ukrainian people are resolved to take their fate into their own hands. it might not be the war that vladimir putin envisioned, but he shows no sign of giving in to the world's demands. ukraine's president is not giving up either a fearless leader, a digital-age communicator caught in an old-style european war. the images so reminiscent of past battlefields death and destruction. displacement. heartbreak scenes we hoped were history. the nato alliance reaffirmed its opposition to russia's assault, pledging new sanctions and help for refugees but keeping its distance, militarily a world united, but only willing to go so far. ukraine is caught between east and west, between autocracy and democracy. its people in the middle millions running, as others fight on, even repelling the russian invaders, at least for now, as the world demonstrates its solidarity with ukraine and feels its pain from a distance this week, we heard from ukrainians, how they want

nbc's sam brock breaks down the reaction. >> reporter: they're the magic words baseball fans have been waiting and hoping to hear. >> play ball! >> reporter: this morning major league baseball's 99-day lockout is officially over. the league and players union reaching an agreement on a new labor deal, ending the sport's worst work stoppage in a quarter century. now it's game on. >> i'm a baseball fan so i'm happy it is going to happen. >> i'm happy. >> reporter: even fan bases that have been a little battered in years now feel optimistic with a full slate of games miraculously in store. >> are we about to have a full 162-game season? >> amazingly, we are going to be a full 162-game season. they got it done just in the nick of time. >> john says the players hit a home run with a minimum salary bump from around 570,000 to $700,000 right away. and a new pot of millions for guys in the first couple years in the bigs. >> the players definitely made some concession, no question about it. but this is still a very good deal. >> reporter: some of those concessions to the owners include expanding

sam brock, nbc news. >>> that's "nightly news." by the way, you ca catch a new edition of "nightly news" kids edition streaming now. thank you for watching, everyone i am lester holt please take care of yourself and each other good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news, they say they unknowingly hung out with a murderer. >> we didn't notice anything except that there's like a bar on the bedrooms. like you can't just enter easily. >> a bizarre story about two bay area men visiting hawaii. >>> also, is the a's ballpark in trouble? what comes next after last night's vote which surprised the team. the a's president says las vegas is still in play. >>> going after house flippers by taxing them. a bold and controversial new plan. >>> the $400 gas rebate. we have new details. >>> this is nbc bay area news tonight, i'm raj mathai. interesting

sam brock explains >> reporter: our country is plagued by a basic math problem lots of people are lining up to buy houses, but there just isn't enough supply. does it feel like a nearly impossible task to do this without some help? >> i would say yes because i tried nine times. >> reporter: 0 for 9. >> 0 for 9. >> reporter: nine offers for homes, nine rejections in hot housing markets like atlanta, health consultant kyle donnell got a hot tip from his realtor try a new company she works, homeward, it's one of the growing group of rattle firms that provide buyers with all-cash offers strengthening their hands in competitive bidding wars the company buys the house and kyle would buy it back from them. what kind of advantage does that afford to the people coming in with all cash? >> it provides a good advantage. as we know in real estate, in the real estate industry, cash is king. >> reporter: especially as big investment firms are buying up inventory with all-cash offers just look at the latest trends on who's winning the housing tug of war in the third quarter of 2020, one in five homes w

sam brock reports on a new strategy. >> reporter: our country is plagued by a basic math problem. lots of people are lining up to buy houses, but there just isn't enough supply. >> it's nearly an impossible task do this without some help. >> i would say yes because i've tried nine times. >> 0 for 9. >> 0 for 9. >> reporter: nine offers for homes, nine rejections he got a hot tip from his realtor. try a new company she works with it's one of a growing group of real estate firms that provide buyers with all cash offers, strengthening their hands in competitive bidding wars the company buys the house and kyle would buy it right back from them through a loan with them or a lender. >> what kind of advantage does that provide >> it provides a really good advantage. cash is key. >> reporter: investment firms are buying up inventory with all cash offers. look at the latest trend on who's winning the housing tug-of-war in 2020, just one in five homes were all cash sales, but a year later, it's more like one in three. and in some cities it's been even more dramatic like in columbus, ohio, t

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in a moment nbc's sam brock has the story. as jet prizes rise, airfare is going up here's cnbc's seema mody. >> we were really, real will he shocked. we didn't budget for that amount of airfare. >> reporter: liz smith said she got sticker shocked after she saw how much a round trip ticket cost this year. >> in 2016 the same seven of us went and we paid $350 for airfare round trip per person. currently the same flights we were currently hoping to go on are over $1,000 a trip per person. >> the prices never came down. >> i'm a high school teacher i have students who were flying to see their family for spring break. they said they can't go, or they have to drive because of the airline tickets. the prices are so high. >> many americans in a similar dilemma. the average price of a domestic round trip ticket smooting up. average international ticket, $730 round trip. >> now the bap on u.s. oil imports and crude oil. >> interesting that another airfare is having to rise. we do for domestic still experiencing that decline. on average

nbc news correspondent sam brock joins us from miami this morning. sam, a ban on russian oil will push gas prices even higher. at the same time, prices on everything else is continuing to rise. >> there is no doubt right now, especially given these sanctions, jose, that gas prices and the price of a barrel of oil is going nothing but up. and let's not forget about the fact, certainly, that what's happening at the pump here is very real, as we approach $5 a gallon here in florida. the increase we've seen nationally in the last week, of more than 50 cents in seven days is the greatest in the history of the american country. it's more than what we saw in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. that said, there is such a broader impact of what's going on right now, not just what's happening at the pumps. because oil, and specifically petroleum products, jose, are at the very underpinning of so many aspects of our livelihoods, down to how much it costs to transport goods, flying to see loved ones, even what's made in plastics or certain products. all of this

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sam brock has that story tonight. >> reporter: after weeks of controversy, governor ron desantis today signed the parental rights in education bill surrounded by young children the law bans classroom instruction an conversation about sexual orientation and gender identity for public school students in kindergarten through third grade. >> after third grade, those curriculums need to be age appropriate. >> reporter: the law also gives parents the ability to wield civil lawsuits if they feel the policy is violated the legislation which is referred to by opponents as "don't say gay" bill ha sparked national outrage. today the governor and potential 2024 presidential candidate once again putting himself at the forefront of america's culture wars supporters say the law lets parents decide when and how to introduce lgbtq topics to their children. >> we will make sure that parents can send their kids to school to get an education, not an indoctrination. >> reporter: todd delmay is running for state office in light of recent legislation. >> this bill won't stay in effect forever but it will be

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our report harry fossa, describing the scene in benny brock as a place where all tra orthodox jews lives. let's get more analysis with your c mecklenburg, who's a senior consulting research fellow at chatham house. he's joining us in fact from tel aviv as well. you'll see michael very welcome to al jazeera, just tell us what you're hearing about the situation. thank you for having me. i think it's, it's a very serious incident. this is the top of the company. as you mentioned earlier, this is a, it's a column been talented, the deficit outskirts of television, maybe a phone call to dogs, and it's not an isolated by now. it's not an isolated incident because this is the in a week, this one was in there about a week ago and 2 days ago. and so did that. he's, i go to a, it's called picket incident. oh, this is something more blank and, and assumption usually they associate themselves with refi says, so i think it in a night of the say, i assume that the security for sophia will, will step up dimension taking when you say step up, the measure is what kind of measures, are you talking about h

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good to see you, brock. brock was the bitcoin foundation chairman. he was on the phenomena none of all of it before anyone else was prices were let's just say a hell of a lot lower than they are now. we were talking about, brock was getting into it, inflation what is going on, we've been focusing certainly what is going on with oil right now, but i dare say what is going on in the agricultural area is even more dramatic. now you heard me often say ukraine is the sort of the bread basket for europe. it is, a lot of wheat there, a lot of barley, all of that i should point out wheat as we speak is up better than 5%. corn prices up better than 5 1/2%. we've got sugar up 4%. soybean, soy meal, up four, five, 6% respectively. some of that has nothing to do with ukraine, particularly soy oil. but as one agricultural commodity goes they all go and they're all going up. ukraine is not only crucial to the world oil market but steve we eat and need and thrive on. more after this. an a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that let

fortunate and there's also the environment implications of this and most and f t met it on the theory and brock chain not as a kava footprint. similar to the whole of singapore. it uses 100 terrible hours of the latches a every year, which is the same as the netherlands. and it was a waste problems that generate every time you buy and s t, your responsible for throwing and i pads or to i pad of an e waste into non so. so there's lots of reasons why people are against this. ok, but there are also practical reasons my why you might want to own an f t o implement and tease in. for example, the matter of tracking digital goods among, along with your digital advertising that say, so even in that sense, if we manage to solve all the other issues with an f t 's, do they have a future? so every platform, without exception that has started using a block chain, would work better without a block chain. and if he's in a different to that, i think specifically was a mess of this. and i mean, even if you look at the earliest examples of the inside i books like snow crash or films like ready play one or the m

gallon of gas could top $5 this inflation is going to hit a lot more than just gas in a moment, sam brock on how the price of oil affects the cost of so many everyday items as jet fuel prices rise, air fares are going up and that's changing a lot of spring break plans. here is seema mody >> we were shocked and we didn't budget >> liz got sticker shocked after seeing how much her world trip of disney world costs this year. six years after her family's first trip >> 2016, seven of us went and we paid $350 for air fare round trip the same flight it is over a thousand dollars per person. >> reporter: those prices never came down. >> i'm a high school teacher we had students flying to see family for spring break and they can't go or have to drive because of the airline tickets the prices are so high >> reporter: many americans are in a similar dilemma the average price of a domestic round round trip ticket shooting up 200%. average international ticket $730 round trip. now the ban on russian imports is pushing fuel, oil and other prices to new heights. >> higher jet fuel prices is another reas

attack this our oh, i can tell you that the attack happened in 2 different areas in the town of lay brock. it is a town close to tel aviv, a town where a lot of ultra orthodox jewish people live. there have been for vic to of 5 victims, excuse me, 4 of them are civilians. one is a police officer who tried to stop the attacker and israeli media this morning report that the attacker is believed to be a young man from the palestinian from the west bank, who apparently had served time in prison before and for security offences. but that has yet to be confirmed by a israeli authorities at ease on clear if the on to attack or had any affiliation to any terrorist group. as so far, none of these groups have have claimed responsibility for the attack. as we mentioned, there have been other attacks in recent days. how is the israeli government reacting anya? yes, you've mentioned this is this 3rd attack within a week leaving 11 a israel ellie's dat. that is a frequency that these varying people here and it east varying on the security officials in a 1st reaction last night. israel prime minister, e

sir, a tell us a bit more about what makes the switch blades and brock tours show different. well, the thing about a loitering munition is it's kind of a mix between a missile and a drone. so unlike a large drone, it doesn't need an air field or lots of infrastructure to launch it is very small. as the report mentioned, it can be carried in a backpack. and unlike a missile, it gives you time to actually identify the target, get situational awareness and, and actually then literally drive the, the missile drone into the, the target manually or with some target recognition. and so it sort of combines the capabilities of those type of weapon system. and i imagine that these would be of particular use an advantage for the ukranian to right now. don't have the vision that you would get with with ariel power. yeah, well ukraine does actually have some aerial recognizance capabilities with anom drones, including small commercial quad kupta on social media. we've seen a lot of videos that purport to show ukrainian military using these small drones to scout out positions, conduct reco

gun man, on a motorcycle has killed at least 5 people in the israeli ultra orthodox city of been a brock, just east of television. the gunman was then subsequently killed by police and that the attack follows to similarly violent killings in the country. in recent days. this video shows the alleged gunman on his shooting spree. witness a said that the assailant began shooting at apartment balconies and other people on the street and at a car. he was then subsequently killed by police. the deadly assault follows 2 other attacks in the country in recent days. on sunday, 2 police officers were killed in ha dara. why? last week 4 people died in a bombing in the city of beersheba. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for both attacks. medical ha, came in august. how we ever going to end this problem? how can we leave our homes every day in a different place every day? alicia, this is my home, is really officials had warned above a possible surge in assaults for april in the run up to the muslim holy month of ramadan. a period in which violence has spiked in the past. i handle th

this inflation is going to hit a lot more than just gas in a moment, sam brock on how the price of oil affects the cost of so many everyday items as jet fuel prices rise, air fairs going up and that's changing a lot of spring break plans. here is seema modey. >> we were shock ed and we didnt budget >> liz got sticker shocked after seeing how much her world trip of disney world costs this year. >> 2016, seven of us went and we paid $350 for air afares. the same flight it is over a thousand dollars per person. >> i am a high school teacher. i had students telling me they can't go or have to drive because of airline tickets the prices are so high >> many americanss are in a similar dilemma. the average price of a domestic round round trip ticket shooting up 200%. average international ticket $730 round trip. now, other sanctions are pushing crude oil and fuel prices to new hikes. >> higher jet fuel prices is another reason that air fares have to rise for travelers >> for domestic air fares, we are expecting for it to climb on average of 7% each month going towards july for international a

we get more from sam brock. >> reporter: after nearly 100 days, baseball's lockout has ended at the 11th hour. and despite some hardball from the league, fans will enjoy a full season after all. >> we're going to be able to play 162 games. how are they doing that? >> they're going to play on the off days that have been scheduled. they're going to play at the end of the year. >> reporter: the second longest labor dispute in the sport's history was nearly snarled over the trigger point for a luxury tax, meant to prevent so-called runaway spending. with teams like the dodgers, mets, and yankees flexing major payrolls. mlb network insider john hayman said the players scored a major victory with a minimum salary bump, taking baseball from 570,000 to $700,000 right away. >> very nice rise, the players made a point of the younger players not being paid what they should be paid. now they're in line with a couple of the other sports. >> reporter: the owners also notched a few "w"s and expanded playoffs from ten teams to 12 that will bring in around $100 million a year or more and advertising logo

i think it's the just the question of time when it will be arrived among the brock population. but once again, my options of getting the information of all the country, i quite believe it does it all lot. i may have heard from d. w. rush in service. thank you very much for that. the un refugee agency says more than 1200000 people have now fled ukraine to neighboring countries. many of them are children playing with their mothers, while ukrainian men have to stay and fight hell of a neighboring countryside. children arriving traumatized. the w correspondent, monica share ads. re shrubs, cut reports from near the polish border with ukraine. around 40000 people arriving here each day. one refugee from wheel korean told me, or is something for others, not for children. the children of ukraine are fleeing who are and are arriving here at this railway station near the border. they bring with them the trauma of upheaval, fear, and sometimes wars. love william about me, if there'd been no war, our houses would have stood. my grandfather now sleeps with a gun or a one yet so little. i t

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to israel where a gun man on a motorcycle has killed 5 people in the ultra orthodox city of benet, brock, just east of television is the 3rd incident of its kind in israel within a week. both u. s. secretary of state antony blank and, and he, when chief antonio, go to hash, have condemned it as a terrorist attack. my warning with the following report contains disturbing footage. this video shows the alleged gunman on his shooting spree. witnesses said that the assailant began shooting at apartment balconies and then a people on the street and at a car. he was then subsequently killed by police. the deadly assault follows to other attacks in the country in recent days. on sunday, 2 police officers were killed in ha, dara y last week 4 people died in a bombing in the city of beersheba. the islamic state group has claimed responsibility for both attacks. wow, i mean, i don't know how we ever going to end this problem. how can we leave our homes every day in a different place every day? a lithia, this is my home is really officials had warned about a possible search in assaults for april in

as time went on, i noticed that haefshenbrook was notd that haven brock was not going to be responsive in any way to any of my needs. there was very dlap tated garage in the back of the home. the home ensued a two-yearlong fight over me paying for the garage that wasn't actually functional or even safe for me to park my car in. they did tear down the garage because the city of 34i7s got involved, but when they came, they didn't notify me. i could have had things in there. i could have personally been in there. put that's typically how it goes. the worst with them, i have had millions of issues, it feels like, was when the first spring i was tlrks the basement flooded. there were several inches of standing water on the basement floor. per the lease in the basement, you need to have a dehumidifier running. the cord cannot go along the ground. they are the ones who installed the dehumidifier. and they did not enstall it per their own instructions. so when all of the flooding occurred, there was an electrical chord under the water. i called and called and called and could not get through t

brock, good to have you. what do you make first off, of what's been happening and with the war and its effect on cryptocurrencies? i noticed cryptocurrencies are no less vol a volatile than stocks responding to the ebb and flow of information. how do you see it? >> well, they are clearly still correlated. i think most of us anticipate that disconnect and it becoming a non-correlated asset class which i think will be great for cryptocurrency but clearly there's still a correlation. what i can tell you is someone that's been very involved in this humanitarian crisis related to the war, charitable organizations that wanted to make donations or provide aid on the ground in the ukraine specifically buses to help refugees get out of the country, on the ground in the ukraine, they will only accept cryptocurrency for payment and so i've been facilitating transactions, helping and so cryptos playing a very fundamental role in the ukraine, because traditional financial services aren't functioning. its becoming a primar

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nbc's sam brock is in louisiana this morning and he's going to have live coverage for us on the "today" show. that starts for you at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> testimony is kicking into high gear this morning in the criminal trial of disgraced former theranos sunny balwani. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live at the courthouse this morning. where are things going to pick up today? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. elizabeth holmes was not here in person for the opening statements in the trial of sunny balwani, but she certainly was a presence. you might recall that the two cases were separated because holmes' strategy was to blame balwani for the trouble at theranos, and his team is likely going to point the finger right back at her. right out of the gate, the prosecution's opening statements told the jury that balwani and holmes were partners in business and romantically. in their opening statements, balwani's lawyers tried to create some distance between the two. >> i think it's a terrible idea because it immediately detracts from any kind of credibil

joining me now from florida is sam brock. good to see you. what more can you tell us about this law? >> reporter: good to be with you. certainly there has been no shortage of reaction about this. the governor saying it was absolutely necessary to pass this bill because he thinks parents need some agency or discretion over what their parents are exposed to. whether you support the law or oppose the law, one thing is very clear. it is extremely vaguely written. you mentioned a second ago, for those between kindergarten or third grade, they can't receive any instruction on that. beyond that, age appropriate or developmentally appropriate. what that means would have to be figured out by the court, so we're not there yet. in terms of the underpinning of the law, based on this idea that kids are exposed to discussions about those things might change who they love or how they feel or how they self-identify. not only has that been debunked by science but one of the reactions why you're seeing such a visceral reaction to this law. i spoke to two same

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