Nightly News Full Broadcast - April 3

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3 Apr 202418:57

Summary

TLDRA powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan, causing widespread destruction and trapping numerous people under rubble. Rescue efforts are ongoing amidst fears of aftershocks and impending rain. In other news, a major April Nor'easter is impacting the Northeast United States with heavy snow, and a tornado outbreak across multiple states has resulted in injuries and fatalities. Additionally, outrage grows over Israeli air strikes in Gaza that killed American and other aid workers, with World Central Kitchen halting operations. Lastly, a highly anticipated ruling in Uganda upheld most of the country's notorious anti-gay law, including the death penalty for aggravated homosexuality.

Takeaways

  • 🌍 A powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake hit Taiwan, causing widespread damage and prompting a urgent rescue effort for survivors.
  • 🏥 At least nine deaths and over a thousand injuries have been reported from the earthquake, with the possibility of more casualties as the search for survivors continues.
  • 🏞️ Landslides and tsunami warnings were triggered by the earthquake, further complicating rescue and recovery efforts.
  • 🚨 The earthquake struck during morning rush hour, leading to many people being trapped in buildings and vehicles, including dozens of workers in mines.
  • 🌪️ A major April Nor'easter is impacting the Northeast of the United States, bringing heavy snow and the potential for flooding.
  • ✈️ Flight disruptions are being caused by a tornado outbreak across at least six states, with one Southwest Airlines flight experiencing severe turbulence.
  • 🛑 The bodies of seven aid workers killed by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza have been moved out, sparking outrage and accusations of Israel systematically targeting them.
  • 🚗 Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice has issued a statement taking responsibility for his part in a car crash that injured four people.
  • 🏆 A recall vote in Enid, Oklahoma, has resulted in the removal of a city councilman with white nationalist ties from office.
  • 🥚 The largest egg producer in the U.S. is temporarily shutting down a facility in Texas after bird flu was discovered, impacting the agriculture industry and consumer prices.

Q & A

  • What was the magnitude of the earthquake that hit Taiwan?

    -The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.4.

  • What are the initial reports regarding casualties and injuries from the Taiwan earthquake?

    -Initial reports indicate at least nine deaths and over a thousand people injured.

  • What triggered along Taiwan's Pacific coast due to the massive earthquake?

    -The earthquake triggered tsunami warnings across the region.

  • How many people are feared to be trapped in the ruins of toppled hotels?

    -As many as 143 people, some of them tourists, are feared to be trapped.

  • What is the situation of workers in a rock quarry following the earthquake?

    -Searchers fear for the safety of workers thought to be stranded at a rock quarry.

  • What weather conditions are complicating rescue efforts in the affected areas?

    -Rain is in the forecast which could complicate rescue efforts.

  • What was the impact of the tornado outbreak across at least six states?

    -The tornado outbreak caused damage across at least six states, injured passengers on a Southwest flight, and led to at least one death.

  • What is the Israeli military's admission regarding its air strikes in Gaza that killed aid workers?

    -Israel's top general announced the strikes were a grave mistake following a misidentification at night during a war in very complex conditions.

  • What is the status of the aid operations by World Central Kitchen in Gaza?

    -World Central Kitchen has paused its aid operations in Gaza, with three of its ships returning to port with vital food today undelivered.

  • What was the outcome of the recall vote for Judd Blevins, a city councilman in Enid, Oklahoma?

    -Judd Blevins lost his seat by 268 votes to Republican Sheryl Patterson following the recall vote.

  • What is the current situation regarding the bird flu outbreak in the United States?

    -The largest egg producer is shutting down a facility in Texas temporarily after bird flu was discovered there, and the first U.S. case of a person suspected of catching a version of bird flu from a cow has been reported in Texas.

  • What was the ruling of Uganda's Constitutional Court on the country's notorious Anti-Homosexuality Law?

    -Uganda's Constitutional Court upheld a majority of the country's Anti-Homosexuality Law, which includes the death penalty for aggravated homosexuality.

Outlines

00:00

🌪️ Taiwan Earthquake and Global Disasters

The script opens with coverage of a powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Taiwan, the worst in 25 years, causing significant damage to infrastructure and resulting in numerous casualties and trapped workers. The report also touches on a major snowstorm in the Northeast of the United States, a tornado outbreak across six states, and the aftermath of an Israeli airstrike in Gaza that killed international aid workers, sparking outrage and accusations of systematic targeting. Additionally, a high-speed car crash involving Rashad Rasheed Rice and a legal challenge against a white nationalist city councilman in Enid, Oklahoma are mentioned.

05:00

🌩️ Severe Weather Impact Across the U.S.

This paragraph details the extensive impact of severe weather across the United States, including a storm system causing heavy rain, damaging winds, and the possibility of flooding from West Virginia to New York. Flight disruptions are reported, with thousands of delays nationwide and an emergency landing due to severe turbulence. The paragraph also covers the aftermath of tornadoes in six states, with significant property damage and loss of life, and the ongoing challenges of cleanup and power outages.

10:00

🛑 Aid Work and Political Tensions

The focus shifts to the aftermath of Israeli air strikes in Gaza that mistakenly targeted and killed aid workers from World Central Kitchen. Founder José Andrés demands answers and accuses Israel of systemic targeting. The report discusses Israel's acknowledgment of the mistake and the identification of the killed staff. The Biden administration's response, including sanctions and reduced aid to Israel, is also mentioned, as well as the pause in World Central Kitchen's aid operations and the return of ships with undelivered food supplies.

15:02

🥚 Avian Flu Outbreak and Its Implications

The script addresses a new outbreak of highly infectious avian flu affecting poultry farms and, for the first time, a suspected human case in the United States. The largest egg supplier destroys nearly 2 million chickens after a positive test at a Texas facility. The report discusses the low risk to human health but advises cooking eggs and poultry thoroughly. The potential impact on consumer prices is highlighted, with egg prices potentially increasing due to the outbreak, and warnings about the risk to backyard and pet chickens.

🏳️‍🌈 Uganda's Anti-Gay Law Upheld

The Constitutional Court of Uganda upholds most of the country's notorious anti-gay law, including the death penalty for aggravated homosexuality. The Biden administration criticizes the ruling as a tragic violation of universal human rights. Activists express fear and concern for the LGBTQ community's safety, with plans to appeal the ruling to Uganda's Supreme Court. The court's decision is seen as state-sanctioned homophobia, and there are calls for the international community to take action against the law.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Earthquake

An earthquake is a sudden shaking of the Earth caused by the movement of tectonic plates. In the video, a 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Taiwan is the central event, causing widespread damage and prompting urgent rescue efforts. The script describes the dramatic effects of the earthquake, such as buildings shaking, bridges swaying, and landslides, highlighting the severity and impact of this natural disaster on the affected region.

💡Rescue Efforts

Rescue efforts refer to the organized activities undertaken to save people in distress, particularly in emergency situations. In the context of the video, rescue efforts are being carried out in Taiwan following the powerful earthquake. These efforts involve first responders and search and rescue teams working to pull people out of collapsed buildings and other dangerous situations, emphasizing the urgency and importance of these actions in saving lives post-disaster.

💡Aftershocks

Aftershocks are smaller earthquakes that follow a larger earthquake and can cause further damage or trigger additional landslides. In the video, the mention of 'more than 200 aftershocks' indicates ongoing seismic activity after the main earthquake event in Taiwan, which can complicate rescue efforts and pose additional risks to those in the affected areas.

💡Tornadoes

Tornadoes are rapidly rotating columns of air that can cause significant damage when they touch the ground. In the video, a tornado outbreak across at least six states in the U.S. is mentioned, which is a severe weather event that can lead to destruction and loss of life. The mention of 'more than a dozen tornadoes' and the resulting damage, such as 'flipped semi-trucks' and 'snapped trees,' underscores the power and potential hazards of these weather phenomena.

💡Humanitarian Aid

Humanitarian aid refers to the assistance provided to people in need due to natural disasters, conflicts, or other crises. In the video, the tragic incident of aid workers being killed during an Israeli air strike in Gaza is highlighted. This event underscores the risks faced by humanitarian workers in conflict zones and raises questions about the protection of civilians and aid workers in such situations.

💡Avian Flu

Avian flu, also known as bird flu, is a type of influenza virus that primarily affects birds but can sometimes be transmitted to humans. In the video, the largest egg producer in the U.S. is mentioned to be shutting down a facility temporarily after bird flu was discovered, indicating a potential risk to the agriculture industry and food supply chain. The mention of 'nearly 2 million chickens being destroyed' and the first U.S. case of a person suspected of catching bird flu from a cow highlights the seriousness of the situation and the need for preventive measures.

💡White Nationalism

White nationalism is a political ideology that advocates for a nation defined by white identity and the interests of white people. In the video, a city councilman in Enid, Oklahoma, with ties to white nationalism is the subject of a recall vote. The discussion around Judd Blevins and the efforts to unseat him from the city council illustrate the community's response to divisive ideologies and the importance of local politics in addressing such issues.

💡Anti-Gay Laws

Anti-gay laws are legal provisions that discriminate against or criminalize homosexuality. In the video, a ruling by Uganda's Constitutional Court is discussed, which upheld a majority of the country's notorious anti-gay law, including the death penalty for aggravated homosexuality. This highlights the ongoing struggle for LGBTQ+ rights in certain parts of the world and the challenges faced by activists and the community in advocating for equality and protection from such laws.

💡Severe Turbulence

Severe turbulence refers to strong and sudden movements of an aircraft that can cause discomfort or danger to passengers and crew. In the video, passengers on a Southwest Airlines flight experience severe turbulence, leading to injuries and an emergency landing. This event illustrates the potential risks associated with air travel and the importance of safety measures and procedures during flights.

💡Egg Prices

Egg prices refer to the cost of eggs for consumers, which can be influenced by various factors, including supply chain disruptions and health crises, such as bird flu outbreaks. In the video, the potential impact of a bird flu outbreak on egg prices is discussed, with the mention that egg prices could increase if the outbreak continues to spread. This reflects the interconnectedness of public health issues, agricultural industries, and consumer economics.

💡Supreme Court

A Supreme Court is the highest court in a country or state, with the authority to make final decisions on legal matters and interpret constitutional issues. In the video, the Ugandan Constitutional Court is mentioned, which is the equivalent of a Supreme Court in Uganda. The court's ruling on the anti-gay law is a significant legal and social event, as it upholds a law that has been criticized internationally for violating human rights.

Highlights

Powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake hits Taiwan, causing widespread damage and triggering a race to rescue survivors.

Bridges and buildings were seen shaking and swaying, with some structures tilting at extreme angles due to the force of the earthquake.

First responders are pulling people out alive, but dozens of workers remain trapped in mines following the deadly quake.

A major April Nor'easter is on the move, bringing up to two feet of snow to the Northeastern region of the United States.

A tornado outbreak across at least six states has impacted flights and caused significant damage.

The bodies of seven aid workers killed by an Israeli strike have been moved out of Gaza amid growing outrage.

Celebrity chef José Andrés accuses Israel of systematically targeting aid workers in Gaza.

Rashee Rice, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver, breaks his silence about a high-speed car crash and takes responsibility for his part in the accident.

A man with white nationalist ties is removed from city council in Enid, Oklahoma, following a recall vote.

The largest egg producer in the United States temporarily shuts down a facility in Texas after bird flu is discovered.

A person in Texas is suspected of catching a new version of bird flu from a cow, marking the first U.S. case.

Uganda's Constitutional Court upholds a majority of the country's notorious anti-gay law, including the death penalty for aggravated homosexuality.

Activists plan to appeal the ruling on Uganda's anti-gay law to the country's Supreme Court.

The U.S. government sanctions certain Ugandan officials and reduces support to the Ugandan government in response to the anti-gay law.

The court in Uganda called the anti-gay law a reflection of the sociocultural realities of Ugandan society.

There are concerns about state-sanctioned homophobia and potential violence against the LGBTQ community in Uganda following the court ruling.

The Biden administration calls on Israel to protect aid workers following the air strikes that killed American and other aid workers in Gaza.

The hardest-hit area from the Taiwan earthquake is just 11 miles from the epicenter, where an American describes the terrifying experience.

Early warning systems and people being awake during the day helped in the rescue efforts in Taiwan.

The storm system in the eastern part of the U.S. produced over a dozen tornadoes and caused at least one death.

Thousands of flights are delayed nationwide due to the severe storm system affecting travel.

The storm system is expected to bring heavy rain, strong winds, and possibly snow across the mid-Atlantic region.

The U.S. State Department reacts to the Ugandan anti-gay law ruling, stating it undermines the human rights of all Ugandans.

Transcripts

00:06

>>> TONIGHT, THE MOST

00:07

POWERFUL EARTHQUAKE TO

00:08

HIT TAIWAN IN 25

00:10

YEARS, AND NOW THE

00:11

RACE TO RESCUE

00:12

SURVIVORS.

00:13

THE DRAMATIC IMAGES,

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BRIDGES, AND BUILDINGS

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SHAKING AND SWAYING,

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SOME LEFT TILTED AT

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EXTREME ANGLES BY THE

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FORCE OF THE DEADLY

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7.4 MAGNITUDE QUAKE.

00:23

A ROOFTOP POOL ROCKING

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WATER, SPILLING DOWN

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THE SIDE OF THE

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BUILDING.

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TREMORS CAUSING

00:28

MASSIVE LANDSLIDES.

00:29

FIRST RESPONDERS

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PULLING PEOPLE OUT

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ALIVE, BUT DOZENS OF

00:34

WORKERS TRAPPED IN

00:35

MINES.

00:35

OUR TEAM IN THE REGION

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TONIGHT.

00:41

>>> ALSO THIS EVENING,

00:42

THE MAJOR APRIL

00:45

NOR'EASTER ON THE

00:46

MOVE.

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UP TO TWO FEET OF SNOW

00:49

IN THE NORTHEAST.

00:53

>>> AFTER THAT TORNADO

00:54

OUTBREAK ACROSS AT

00:57

LEAST SIX STATES,

00:58

FLIGHTS IMPACTED.

00:58

PASSENGERS ON A

00:59

SOUTHWEST FLIGHT

01:00

INJURED BY SEVERE

01:01

TURBULENCE.

01:01

>>> THE BODIES OF

01:02

SEVEN AID WORKERS

01:03

KILLED BY AN ISRAELI

01:03

STRIKE MOVED OUT OF

01:04

GAZA.

01:05

THE GROWING OUTRAGE.

01:12

JOSE ANDRES ACCUSING

01:15

ISRAEL OF SYSTEMICALLY

01:16

TARGETING THEM.

01:17

>>> RASHEE RICE

01:17

BREAKING HIS SILENCE

01:18

ABOUT THAT HIGH-SPEED

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CAR CRASH.

01:19

FRANK SINATRA'S

01:20

ESTATE, 200 ARTISTS

01:21

TEAMING UP TO TAKE ON

01:22

A.I.

01:29

>> Announcer: THIS IS

01:30

"NBC NIGHTLY NEWS"

01:31

WITH LESTER HOLT.

01:31

>>> GOOD EVENING, AND

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WELCOME.

01:33

A NEW DAY HAS BEGUN IN

01:33

TAIWAN WHERE THE

01:34

SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS

01:35

FROM A MASSIVE

01:36

EARTHQUAKE GREW MORE

01:36

URGENT OVERNIGHT.

01:37

THERE HAVE BEEN AT

01:40

LEAST NINE DEATHS, AND

01:41

THE EXPECTATION IS

01:42

THERE COULD BE MANY

01:43

MORE.

01:43

OVER A THOUSAND PEOPLE

01:44

WERE INJURED FROM THE

01:47

7.4 MAGNITUDE QUAKE,

01:48

WHICH ROCKED TAIWAN'S

01:50

PACIFIC COAST,

01:51

COLLAPSING HUNDREDS OF

01:52

BUILDINGS AND

01:52

TRIGGERING TSUNAMI

01:53

WARNINGS ACROSS THE

01:54

REGION.

01:54

AS MANY AS 143, SOME

01:56

OF THEM TOURISTS, ARE

01:57

FEARED TO BE TRAPPED

01:58

IN THE RUINS OF

01:59

TOPPLED HOTELS.

01:59

SEARCHERS ALSO FEAR

02:01

FOR THE SAFETY OF

02:02

WORKERS THOUGHT TO BE

02:02

STRANDED AT A ROCK

02:03

QUARRY.

02:04

THE GOVERNMENT URGING

02:05

THE PUBLIC TO BE WARY

02:09

OF AFTERSHOCKS

02:11

THAT CONTINUE TO

02:12

RATTLE THE AREA.

02:14

IT'S THE WORST

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EARTHQUAKE TO STRIKE

02:17

TAIWAN IN 25 YEARS.

02:18

OUR JANIS MACKEY

02:19

FRAYER IS IN THE

02:20

REGION WITH LATE

02:21

DETAILS.

02:21

>> Reporter: TONIGHT,

02:22

RESCUERS RACING TO

02:23

REACH THOSE TRAPPED

02:23

AFTER A MASSIVE

02:24

EARTHQUAKE IN TAIWAN.

02:26

PULLING PEOPLE OUT OF

02:27

BUILDINGS, EVEN OUT

02:31

OF VEHICLES WITH

02:32

AUTHORITIES NOW

02:32

FOCUSING ON THOSE

02:33

STILL STUCK UNDER THE

02:34

RUBBLE WITH REPORTS

02:35

TONIGHT, 71 WORKERS

02:35

ARE TRAPPED IN TWO

02:36

MINES.

02:37

THE EARTHQUAKE STRUCK

02:38

DURING THE MORNING

02:39

RUSH HOUR CAUSING

02:40

BUILDINGS TO SHAKE AND

02:41

SWAY.

02:43

THIS WOMAN SAYING IT

02:44

FELT LIKE HER HOUSE

02:45

WOULD COLLAPSE.

02:47

THE MAGNITUDE 7.4

02:48

QUAKE JOLTING THE

02:49

ISLAND.

02:51

ROOFTOP SWIMMING POOLS

02:52

CHURNED.

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WATER POURING DOWN

02:54

THIS BUILDING.

02:55

VIDEO FILMED INSIDE A

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MOVING TRAIN SHOWING

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HUGE LANDSLIDES.

02:59

ITEMS TOPPLING OFF

03:03

STORE SHELVES.

03:04

THE TELEVISIONS IN

03:05

THIS NEWSROOM STARTED

03:05

TO SHAKE.

03:06

THE MOST POWERFUL

03:07

EARTHQUAKE TO HIT

03:07

TAIWAN IN A QUARTER

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CENTURY.

03:11

MORE THAN A THOUSAND

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PEOPLE ARE INJURED.

03:13

TAIWAN'S

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PRESIDENT-ELECT

03:15

SAYING, THE TOP

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PRIORITY IS TO RESCUE

03:18

PEOPLE AND GET THEM

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TREATMENT.

03:20

THE HARDEST HIT AREA,

03:27

JUST 11 MILES FROM THE

03:27

EPICENTER.

03:28

THAT'S WHERE AMERICAN

03:29

ANNIE LIMA WAS WHEN IT

03:30

HIT.

03:30

>> AROUND 8:00 THIS

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MORNING, AND THE WHOLE

03:32

WORLD STARTS SHAKING.

03:33

WHAT WAS IT LIKE?

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>> IT WAS PRETTY

03:35

SCARY.

03:40

IN ALL THE YEARS THAT

03:41

I LIVED HERE AND

03:42

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

03:44

BEFORE THAT I FELT A

03:45

LOT OF EARTHQUAKES,

03:46

BUT THIS WAS BY FAR

03:47

THE STRONGEST AND MOST

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FRIGHTENING AND WENT

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ON AND ON ABOUT TWO

03:52

MINUTES, AND AS SOON

03:54

AS THE SHAKING

03:56

STOPPED, WE RAN TO GET

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OUT OF THE APARTMENT.

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>> Reporter: DOZENS

04:00

STILL TRAPPED ALONG

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ROADS, TUNNELS AND

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HIKING TRAILS CUT OFF

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BY LANDSLIDES.

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SOME BUILDINGS NOW

04:07

LEANING PRECARIOUSLY

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AND CREWS ALREADY

04:09

WORKING TO DEMOLISH

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THEM.

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>> JANIS, WE RECOGNIZE

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IT'S STILL EARLY IN

04:19

THE SEARCH AND RESCUE,

04:20

BUT APPEARS THE EARLY

04:21

WARNING SYSTEMS IN

04:21

PLACE MADE A

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DIFFERENCE.

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>> Reporter: THEY HAD

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CELL PHONE ALERTS THAT

04:24

WENT OUT AND ARE

04:25

ACCUSTOMED TO HAVING

04:26

EARTHQUAKES AND

04:26

HAPPENED DURING THE

04:27

DAY WHEN PEOPLE WERE

04:28

AWAKE HELPED.

04:29

TONIGHT THE FOCUS ON

04:29

SEARCH AND RESCUE, BUT

04:30

THE CHALLENGE THERE

04:31

HAVE BEEN MORE THAN

04:32

200 AFTERSHOCKS AND

04:32

RAIN IS IN THE

04:33

FORECAST WHICH COULD

04:34

COMPLICATE EFFORTS.

04:34

LESTER.

04:35

>> JANIS MACKEY

04:36

FRAYER, THANK YOU.

04:37

>>> IN THE EASTERN

04:38

PART OF THE COUNTRY,

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TORRENTIAL RAIN,

04:41

DAMAGING WINDS, AND

04:41

POSSIBLE FLOODING

04:42

AFTER THIS SYSTEM

04:43

PRODUCED MORE THAN A

04:43

DOZEN TORNADOES AND

04:44

CAUSED AT LEAST ONE

04:45

DEATH.

04:46

WE'LL GET TO DYLAN

04:47

DREYER IN A SECOND,

04:47

BUT LET'S START WITH

04:48

MAGGIE VESPA.

04:49

>> Reporter: TONIGHT,

04:50

A LETHAL SYSTEM RACES

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EAST.

04:53

UP TO FOUR INCHES OF

04:54

RAIN SLAMMING SOME

04:55

COMMUNITIES.

04:56

>> NOT HAPPY ABOUT THE

04:57

WEATHER HERE, BUT IT

04:58

IS WHAT IT IS.

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>> Reporter: FLOOD

05:00

WATCHES IN EFFECT FOR

05:00

MILLIONS FROM WEST

05:01

VIRGINIA TO NEW YORK.

05:03

STORMS WREAKING HAVOC

05:04

FOR TRAVELERS.

05:05

>> I'M REALLY HOPING

05:06

IT DOESN'T GET DELAYED

05:07

BUT WHO KNOWS.

05:08

>> THE TIME KEPT

05:09

SHIFTING FROM, YOU

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KNOW, AN HOUR AND A

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HALF TO AN HOUR.

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>> Reporter: THOUSANDS

05:14

OF FLIGHTS DELAYED

05:15

NATIONWIDE.

05:16

THIS MORNING A

05:17

SOUTHWEST AIRLINES

05:17

FLIGHT BETWEEN NEW

05:18

ORLEANS AND ORLANDO

05:19

MAKING AN EMERGENCY

05:20

LANDING AMID SEVERE

05:21

TURBULENCE SENDING TWO

05:22

PEOPLE TO A MEDICAL

05:23

FACILITY.

05:24

THE MONSTER SYSTEM

05:25

CARVING A PATH OF

05:26

DESTRUCTION FROM THE

05:27

OHIO VALLEY.

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>> OH, DEAR GOD.

05:29

THIS IS BAD.

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>> Reporter: TO THE

05:31

SOUTHEAST, FLIPPED

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SEMI TRUCKS, SNAPPED

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TREES, AND TOPPLED

05:34

POWER LINES.

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AT LEAST 16 REPORTED

05:37

TORNADOES ACROSS 6

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STATES.

05:39

NEAR LOUISVILLE,

05:44

KENTUCKY, MOM LISA

05:45

SAYS SHE BARELY GOT

05:46

HER KIDS DOWNSTAIRS

05:46

BEFORE VIOLENT WINDS

05:47

RIPPED THE ROOF OFF

05:48

THEIR SECOND STORY

05:50

BEDROOMS.

05:50

>> WE WERE JUST

05:51

RUNNING DOWN THE

05:53

BASEMENT, AND THAT'S

05:55

WHEN WE HEARD THE POP,

05:56

AND THE ROOF CAME

05:57

FLYING OFF.

05:57

WE WEREN'T EVEN IN THE

05:58

BASEMENT FIRST BEFORE

05:59

THAT HAPPENED.

06:00

>> YOU DIDN'T EVEN

06:00

MAKE IT DOWN.

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>> NO, IT'S CRAZY,

06:03

STILL AN EARLY PART OF

06:04

THE YEAR TO HAVE ALL

06:07

THESE TRAGIC STORMS.

06:08

>> Reporter:

06:09

KENTUCKY'S GOVERNOR

06:10

TOURING DAMAGE SAYING

06:11

AS MANY AS SEVEN

06:11

TORNADOES TORE THROUGH

06:12

HIS STATE TUESDAY,

06:13

SOME TURNING DEADLY.

06:14

>> WE HAVE CONFIRMED

06:14

ONE WEATHER-RELATED

06:15

FATALITY.

06:16

THIS CAME IN CAMPBELL

06:16

COUNTY IN A CAR

06:17

ACCIDENT.

06:18

>> Reporter:

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19-YEAR-OLD BRADY

06:24

DELANEY REMEMBERED BY

06:25

FAMILY SAYING HE WAS

06:26

LOVED BY SO MANY.

06:26

>> WE'LL BE PRAYING

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FOR HIM AND FOR HIS

06:28

FAMILY.

06:29

>> Reporter: OUTSIDE

06:31

ATLANTA, SEVERAL

06:32

PEOPLE WERE INJURED IN

06:32

STORM-RAVAGED

06:34

NEIGHBORHOODS WHILE IN

06:35

MICHIGAN SOME

06:36

RESIDENTS SAW UP TO 14

06:37

INCHES OF SNOW.

06:39

A WEEK OF WILD WEATHER

06:40

DRAGGING ON FOR TENS

06:41

OF MILLIONS MORE

06:42

TONIGHT.

06:44

>> AND, MAGGIE, THAT

06:45

DAMAGE BEHIND YOU

06:46

SPEAKS TO THE POWER OF

06:46

THESE STORMS.

06:48

>> Reporter: YEAH,

06:49

LESTER, EXACTLY.

06:50

CLEANUP IS CLEARLY

06:51

STILL A HUGE ISSUE

06:52

HERE, AS ARE POWER

06:53

OUTAGES.

06:53

MORE THAN 12,000

06:59

PEOPLE HERE IN

06:59

KENTUCKY ARE STILL

07:02

WITHOUT POWER, MORE

07:03

THAN 350,000

07:04

NATIONWIDE.

07:04

LESTER.

07:05

>> MAGGIE VESPA, THANK

07:06

YOU.

07:06

>>> LET'S BRING IN

07:09

DYLAN DREYER NOW.

07:10

SHE'S IN LOWER

07:10

MANHATTAN WHERE RAINY

07:11

AND WINDY CONDITIONS

07:12

ARE PICKING UP

07:13

TONIGHT.

07:13

DYLAN.

07:14

>> THEY CERTAINLY ARE.

07:15

THE RAIN HAS BEEN

07:15

COMING DOWN HARD AND

07:16

HAD THUNDER AND

07:17

LIGHTNING.

07:17

SEVERE STORMS ARE

07:18

STILL A POSSIBILITY

07:19

ACROSS THE

07:20

MID-ATLANTIC.

07:20

THIS WHOLE STORM

07:21

SYSTEM PRODUCES A LOT

07:22

OF RAIN AS IT MOVES

07:22

THROUGH TONIGHT AND

07:24

TOMORROW, SO WE STILL

07:25

HAVE 39 MILLION PEOPLE

07:26

UNDER FLOOD WATCHES.

07:27

NOW, ON THE BACK SIDE,

07:30

OF THIS STORM AS IT

07:31

PULLS AWAY, WINDS

07:32

WILL INCREASE.

07:33

THE THREAT OF SNOW

07:34

INCREASES, AND THEN

07:35

MORE RAIN IS GOING TO

07:36

FILL IN BACK THROUGH

07:36

THE MID-ATLANTIC.

07:37

WE COULD SEE WIND

07:38

GUSTS ALONG THE COAST

07:39

UP TO 65 MILES PER

07:39

HOUR WITH AN

07:40

ADDITIONAL 2 TO 3

07:41

INCHES OF RAIN

07:41

POSSIBLE ACROSS NEW

07:42

ENGLAND.

07:44

AND IF WE GET ONE TO

07:46

TWO FEET OF SNOW,

07:48

LESTER, UP ACROSS NEW

07:49

ENGLAND, THIS COULD BE

07:50

THE BIGGEST SNOWSTORM

07:51

WE'VE SEEN SO FAR THIS

07:52

SEASON, AND, OF

07:52

COURSE, IT'S NOW

07:54

APRIL.

07:54

>> ALL RIGHT, THANK

07:55

YOU, DYLAN.

07:56

>>> ISRAEL IS FACING

07:57

GROWING OUTRAGE AFTER

07:57

ITS AIR STRIKES IN

07:58

GAZA KILLED AN

07:59

AMERICAN AND SIX

07:59

OTHERS WORKING FOR

08:00

WORLD CENTRAL KITCHEN.

08:01

THE AID GROUP'S

08:02

FOUNDER, CHEF JOSE

08:04

ANDRES, SPEAKING OUT

08:05

TONIGHT AS ISRAEL SAYS

08:06

ITS FORCES MADE A

08:07

GRAVE MISTAKE.

08:08

RAF SANCHEZ IS IN

08:10

ISRAEL.

08:11

>> Reporter: TONIGHT,

08:12

THE BODIES OF THE

08:13

FOREIGN AID WORKERS

08:14

CARRIED OUT OF GAZA

08:16

AFTER THOSE ISRAELI

08:17

AIR STRIKES ON

08:18

VEHICLES MARKED WITH

08:20

LARGE WORLD CENTRAL

08:21

KITCHEN LOGOS.

08:22

>> SOME OF THE PEOPLE

08:27

THAT DIED WERE -- WERE

08:29

MY FRIENDS, AND I SAT

08:31

WITH THEM.

08:31

>> Reporter: THE

08:32

FOUNDER OF THE AID

08:34

GROUP, CHEF JOSE

08:35

ANDRES, APPEARING ON

08:36

ISRAELI TELEVISION AND

08:37

DEMANDING ANSWERS.

08:39

>> THEY WERE TARGET

08:40

SYSTEMICALLY CAR BY

08:42

CAR, SO THIS WAS NOT

08:47

JUST BAD LUCK

08:47

SITUATION WHERE, OOPS,

08:48

WE DROPPED THE BOMB IN

08:49

THE WRONG PLACE OR,

08:52

NO, THIS WAS OVER 1.5,

08:55

1.8 KILOMETERS WITH A

08:57

VERY DEFINED

08:59

HUMANITARIAN CONVOY.

09:00

>> Reporter: OVERNIGHT

09:01

ISRAEL'S TOP GENERAL

09:02

ANNOUNCING THE

09:02

FINDINGS OF ITS

09:03

PRELIMINARY

09:04

INVESTIGATION CALLING

09:04

THE STRIKES, A GRAVE

09:05

MISTAKE.

09:06

>> IT WAS A MISTAKE

09:07

THAT FOLLOWED A

09:09

MISIDENTIFICATION AT

09:11

NIGHT DURING A WAR IN

09:13

VERY COMPLEX

09:14

CONDITIONS.

09:15

IT SHOULDN'T HAVE

09:15

HAPPENED.

09:16

>> Reporter: ALL SEVEN

09:17

WORLD CENTRAL KITCHEN

09:19

STAFF WHO WERE KILLED

09:20

HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED.

09:22

AMONG THEM,

09:23

33-YEAR-OLD JACOB

09:24

FLICKINGER, A DUAL

09:25

AMERICAN CANADIAN

09:28

CITIZEN, HIS FAMILY

09:30

SHARING THESE PHOTOS

09:31

OF HIM WITH HIS

09:32

PARTNER AND YOUNG

09:33

SONS.

09:33

PRESIDENT BIDEN SAYING

09:34

HE'S OUTRAGED AND

09:35

HEARTBROKEN BY THE

09:38

DEATHS AND THAT ISRAEL

09:38

HAS NOT DONE ENOUGH TO

09:42

PROTECT AID WORKERS,

09:42

BUT THE WHITE HOUSE

09:43

ALSO SAYING IT WON'T

09:44

STOP SUPPLYING ARMS TO

09:45

ISRAEL, WHICH IT SAYS

09:46

FACES A GENOCIDAL

09:46

THREAT FROM HAMAS.

09:47

JUST LAST WEEK, THE

09:48

BIDEN ADMINISTRATION

09:49

SIGNING OFF ON SENDING

09:51

ISRAEL MORE THAN 1,800

09:52

BOMBS AND IS PRESSING

09:53

CONGRESS TO APPROVE A

09:54

PLAN TO SELL ISRAEL

09:56

MORE F-15 FIGHTER JETS

09:57

IN THE FUTURE.

09:59

MEANWHILE, WORLD

10:00

CENTRAL KITCHEN HAS

10:01

PAUSED ITS AID

10:02

OPERATIONS IN GAZA.

10:03

THREE OF ITS SHIPS

10:04

RETURNING TO PORT WITH

10:09

VITAL FOOD TODAY

10:10

UNDELIVERED.

10:11

ANOTHER BLOW TO THE

10:11

HUMANITARIAN EFFORT,

10:12

JUST WHEN IT'S NEEDED

10:13

MOST.

10:13

>> RAF, WE'VE LEARNED

10:14

PRESIDENT BIDEN IS

10:15

EXPECTED TO TALK TO

10:16

ISRAELI PRIME MINISTER

10:16

NETANYAHU TOMORROW.

10:17

>> Reporter: THAT'S

10:20

RIGHT, LESTER.

10:21

IT'LL BE THEIR FIRST

10:22

CALL IN NEARLY THREE

10:23

WEEKS AND COMES AMID A

10:24

SERIES OF VERY PUBLIC

10:25

DISAGREEMENTS BETWEEN

10:26

THE U.S. AND ISRAEL,

10:27

NOT JUST OVER THE

10:28

KILLING OF THOSE AID

10:29

WORKERS, BUT ALSO OVER

10:30

ISRAEL'S PLAN TO PUSH

10:32

AHEAD WITH AN ATTACK

10:33

ON RAFAH.

10:33

LESTER.

10:34

>> RAF SANCHEZ, THANK

10:36

YOU.

10:37

>>> A NEW STATEMENT

10:37

THIS EVENING FROM

10:38

KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

10:39

WIDE RECEIVER RASHEE

10:40

RICE ON THAT CAR CRASH

10:41

IN DALLAS THAT INJURED

10:42

FOUR PEOPLE.

10:44

RICE HAS BEEN LINKED

10:45

TO ONE OF THE CARS

10:47

INVOLVED AND SAYS

10:47

HE'LL CONTINUE TO

10:48

COOPERATE WITH

10:49

AUTHORITIES.

10:49

HE SAYS HE TAKES FULL

10:50

RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIS

10:52

PART IN THE ACCIDENT

10:53

AND APOLOGIZED TO

10:54

EVERYONE INVOLVED.

10:55

THERE HAVE BEEN NO

10:56

CHARGES IN THE CASE SO

10:57

FAR.

10:58

>>> A FOLLOW-UP

10:59

TONIGHT TO OUR REPORT

11:01

ON A TOWN IN OKLAHOMA

11:01

THAT ELECTED A MAN

11:03

WITH WHITE NATIONALIST

11:06

TIES, THEN CAME THE

11:07

EFFORT TO UNSEAT HIM

11:08

FROM CITY COUNCIL AND

11:09

A RECALL VOTE

11:10

YESTERDAY.

11:13

BRANDY ZADROZNY

11:15

IS BACK IN ENID,

11:16

OKLAHOMA, WITH THE

11:16

RESULT.

11:18

>> Reporter: ON A

11:19

BLUSTERY MORNING IN

11:20

ENID, OKLAHOMA, VOTERS

11:22

HEADED TO THE POLLS

11:25

THERE TO ANSWER A

11:25

QUESTION THAT FOR

11:26

MONTHS DIVIDED THEIR

11:27

CITY, SHOULD

11:27

REPUBLICAN CITY

11:28

COUNCILMEN JUDD

11:29

BLEVINS BE REMOVED

11:30

FROM OFFICE

11:31

OVER HIS WHITE

11:32

NATIONALIST TIES.

11:37

>> I VOTED AGAINST

11:37

JUDD BLEVINS.

11:38

>> I VOTED FOR JUDD

11:40

BLEVINS.

11:41

I BELIEVE THAT HE'S

11:42

THE MAN FOR THE HOUR.

11:43

>> Reporter: BLEVINS

11:44

SEEN HERE CAMPAIGNING

11:44

DURING YESTERDAY'S

11:45

RECALL VOTE HAS SAID

11:46

HE NEVER IDENTIFIED AS

11:47

A WHITE NATIONALIST OR

11:49

A WHITE SUPREMACIST,

11:49

BUT ACTIVISTS IN ENID

11:50

TO INITIATED THE RACE

11:51

TOOK ISSUE WITH HIS

11:52

PARTICIPATION IN THE

11:55

DEADLY 2017

11:57

CHARLOTTESVILLE

11:59

UNITE THE RIGHT RALLY

12:00

AND HIS PAST ROLE WITH

12:01

A STATE CHAPTER OF A

12:01

WHITE NATIONALIST

12:02

ORGANIZATION.

12:03

BLEVINS REFUSED TO

12:04

TALK ABOUT HIS PAST

12:04

WHEN WE APPROACHED HIM

12:05

LAST MONTH.

12:09

>> WHY DID YOU

12:11

HOLD A TIKI TORCH AND

12:13

SAY THAT JEWS ARE

12:15

NOT --

12:17

>> Reporter: BUT

12:18

OFFERED THIS AT A

12:19

CANDIDATE FORUM AHEAD

12:20

OF THE ELECTION.

12:20

>> WHAT WERE YOU

12:21

TRYING TO ACHIEVE OR

12:22

WHAT WAS YOUR PURPOSE

12:23

IN --

12:23

>> BRINGING ATTENTION

12:24

TO THE SAME ISSUES

12:25

THAT GOT DONALD TRUMP

12:25

ELECTED IN 2016,

12:26

SECURING AMERICA'S

12:27

BORDERS, REFORMING OUR

12:27

LEGAL IMMIGRATION

12:28

SYSTEM AND, FRANKLY,

12:29

PUSHING BACK ON THIS

12:30

ANTI-WHITE HATRED THAT

12:30

IS SO COMMON IN

12:31

MEDIA AND

12:33

ENTERTAINMENT.

12:34

>> Reporter: LAST

12:36

NIGHT, ACCORDING TO

12:37

PRELIMINARY VOTES,

12:38

BLEVINS LOST HIS

12:41

SEAT BY 268 VOTES TO

12:42

REPUBLICAN SHERYL

12:43

PATTERSON.

12:43

ONE OF THOSE VOTES

12:44

COMING FROM CONNIE

12:47

VICKERS.

12:47

[ CROWD CHANTING ]

12:48

FOR A YEAR VICKERS AND

12:50

HER FRIEND, NANCY

12:52

PRESNALL, HAD

12:54

BEEN PART OF THE ENID

12:57

JUSTICE COMMITTEE

12:58

DRAWING ATTENTION TO

13:01

BLEVINS OFTEN CARRYING

13:01

THIS POSTER SHOWING

13:02

HIM HOLDING A TIKI

13:03

TORCH IN

13:03

CHARLOTTESVILLE BEFORE

13:04

THE RALLY.

13:05

THEY GATHERED TOGETHER

13:05

LAST NIGHT AS THE

13:06

ELECTION RESULTS CAME

13:07

IN.

13:07

>> HOW ARE YOU

13:08

FEELING?

13:13

>> ELATED, HAPPY,

13:13

RELIEVED.

13:15

>> EVEN THOUGH WE'RE A

13:16

RED CITY, RED STATE,

13:17

PEOPLE STILL DON'T

13:17

THINK THAT NAZIS

13:18

SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO

13:19

BE IN OFFICE.

13:20

>> UH-HUH.

13:21

>> MAKING DECISIONS.

13:21

>> Reporter: IN A

13:23

STATEMENT, BLEVINS

13:24

CALLED THE RACE A

13:25

TRIAL NOT JUST FOR ME

13:25

BUT FOR MANY IN THIS

13:36

COMMUNITY, THE RESULT,

13:36

A RELIEF.

13:37

>> I WAS VERY PROUD OF

13:38

THE CITY OF ENID

13:38

TONIGHT.

13:42

>> Reporter: EVEN WITH

13:44

BLEVINS DEFEATED, SOME

13:45

SEE MORE WORK AHEAD.

13:45

>> THE PEOPLE WHO

13:46

RECRUITED HIM AND

13:47

SUPPORTED HIM AND PAID

13:48

FOR HIM ARE STILL

13:48

THERE, AND THEY'RE NOT

13:49

GOING TO GIVE UP.

13:50

>> Reporter: BRANDY

13:50

ZADROZNY, NBC NEWS,

13:51

ENID, OKLAHOMA.

13:59

>>> A HEALTH ALERT TO

14:02

TELL YOU ABOUT

14:03

TONIGHT.

14:04

THE LARGEST EGG

14:05

PRODUCER SHUTTING DOWN

14:06

A FACILITY IN TEXAS

14:07

TEMPORARILY AFTER BIRD

14:08

FLU WAS DISCOVERED

14:08

THERE.

14:09

MORGAN CHESKY NOW ON

14:10

THE POTENTIAL RISKS

14:12

AND THE IMPACT ON

14:13

CONSUMERS.

14:13

>> Reporter: TONIGHT,

14:14

THE AMERICAN

14:15

AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY

14:16

ON HIGH ALERT AS A

14:16

SERIES OF TROUBLING

14:17

NEW CASES OF HIGHLY

14:18

INFECTIOUS AVIAN FLU

14:19

HIT POULTRY FARMS,

14:22

DAIRY PRODUCERS, AND

14:23

NOW PEOPLE.

14:24

THE NATION'S LARGEST

14:25

EGG SUPPLIER

14:28

DESTROYING NEARLY

14:29

2 MILLION CHICKENS

14:29

AFTER BIRDS AT ONE OF

14:30

ITS TEXAS FACILITIES

14:31

TESTED POSITIVE.

14:32

>> IT'S HIGHLY

14:33

DANGEROUS TO HUMANS,

14:34

ALTHOUGH IT HAS NEVER

14:35

BEEN SHOWN TO BE

14:36

EASILY TRANSMISSIBLE

14:37

BETWEEN PEOPLE.

14:40

>> Reporter: NOW, THE

14:41

FIRST U.S. CASE OF A

14:42

PERSON SUSPECTED OF

14:43

CATCHING THIS VERSION

14:44

OF BIRD FLU FROM A COW

14:45

HAS BEEN REPORTED IN

14:45

TEXAS.

14:46

OFFICIALS SAY THE

14:47

PATIENT, A DAIRY

14:49

EMPLOYEE WHO WORKED

14:50

NEAR INFECTED COWS,

14:51

WASN'T HOSPITALIZED

14:53

AND EXPERIENCED ONLY

14:54

MINOR SYMPTOMS.

14:56

THE NEWS COMES AS THE

14:59

HIGHLY CONTAGIOUS BIRD

15:01

FLU HAS SPREAD TO

15:03

DAIRY CATTLE IN AT

15:04

LEAST SIX STATES.

15:05

AT CEDAR RIDGE EGG

15:06

FARM OUTSIDE DALLAS --

15:06

>> IT CAN SPREAD

15:07

ANYWHERE.

15:08

>> Reporter: THE OWNER

15:08

HAS STRICT SAFETY

15:09

MEASURES IN PLACE FOR

15:12

HIS 14,000 CHICKENS,

15:13

BUT THE RISK REMAINS

15:14

HIGH.

15:14

>> IF JUST ONE OF YOUR

15:15

BIRDS GETS INFECTED

15:17

WITH AVIAN FLU, WHAT

15:19

HAPPENS TO THE FLOCK?

15:21

>> THEY WILL ALL BE

15:22

DESTROYED.

15:22

>> Reporter: OFFICIALS

15:23

SAY THE RISK TO HUMAN

15:25

HEALTH REMAINS LOW,

15:26

BUT STRESS EGGS OR

15:26

POULTRY SHOULD BE

15:27

COOKED TO AN INTERNAL

15:28

TEMPERATURE OF 165

15:29

DEGREES TO KILL ANY

15:29

BACTERIA OR VIRUSES.

15:30

THE MOST IMMEDIATE

15:31

IMPACT, THOUGH, MAY BE

15:32

TO YOUR GROCERY BILL.

15:35

EGG PRICES, WHICH HAVE

15:36

ALREADY DOUBLED SINCE

15:37

2020, COULD BE INCHING

15:38

HIGHER IF THIS CURRENT

15:39

OUTBREAK CONTINUES TO

15:42

SPREAD, AND TONIGHT

15:42

OFFICIALS WARN THAT

15:43

BACKYARD OR EVEN PET

15:44

CHICKENS ARE AT RISK

15:45

IF THEY COME INTO

15:46

CONTACT WITH WILD

15:49

BIRDS CARRYING THE

15:50

VIRUS BUT DO NOT

15:51

SUGGEST THAT THIS IS

15:52

ALL THE START OF A NEW

15:53

PANDEMIC.

15:53

LESTER.

15:54

>> MORGAN CHESKY,

15:54

THANK YOU.

15:55

>>> COMING UP, ONE

15:56

COUNTRY'S ANTI-GAY LAW

15:56

THAT EVEN INCLUDES THE

15:57

DEATH PENALTY.

15:58

HOW A COURT HAS JUST

16:06

>>> BACK WITH OUR NBC

16:07

NEWS REPORT, IT'S BEEN

16:08

CALLED ONE OF THE

16:09

HARSHEST ANTI-GAY LAWS

16:10

IN THE WORLD AND TODAY

16:13

IN UGANDA, A HIGHLY

16:14

ANTICIPATED RULING WAS

16:15

HANDED DOWN IN A COURT

16:16

CASE THAT CHALLENGED

16:17

IT.

16:17

HERE'S ERIN

16:18

McLAUGHLIN.

16:19

>> Reporter: TONIGHT,

16:20

UGANDA'S

16:21

CONSTITUTIONAL COURT

16:22

UPHOLDING A MAJORITY

16:23

OF THE COUNTRY'S

16:24

NOTORIOUS ANTI-GAY

16:27

LAW, WHICH INCLUDES

16:28

THE DEATH PENALTY FOR

16:28

AGGRAVATED

16:30

HOMOSEXUALITY, A LAW

16:31

THE BIDEN

16:32

ADMINISTRATION CALLS A

16:33

TRAGIC VIOLATION OF

16:36

UNIVERSAL HUMAN

16:36

RIGHTS.

16:37

>> I'M WORRIED.

16:40

I AM PETRIFIED.

16:42

GIVEN IF THE JUDGES

16:42

CAN GIVE SUCH A

16:43

RULING, THAT MEANS

16:44

THERE'S NO PROTECTION

16:46

FOR ANY LGBTQ PERSON

16:49

IN UGANDA, AND I'M NOT

16:50

IMMUNE TO THAT.

16:51

>> Reporter: ACTIVIST

16:54

FRANK MUGISHA LISTED

16:55

AS A PETITIONER ON THE

16:55

LEGAL CHALLENGE THAT

16:56

WAS REJECTED TODAY

16:57

SAYS THEY PLAN TO

16:58

APPEAL THE RULING TO

16:58

UGANDA'S SUPREME

16:59

COURT.

16:59

HE'S BEEN RECEIVING

17:00

DEATH THREATS AND IS

17:01

WORRIED ABOUT WHAT

17:02

TODAY'S JUDGMENT MEANS

17:02

FOR THE COMMUNITY.

17:04

>> FOR UGANDANS IT IS

17:07

NOW STATE-SANCTIONED

17:08

HOMOPHOBIA.

17:15

IT IS TEARING

17:15

UGANDANS.

17:16

NOW YOU CAN ACT, NOW

17:19

YOU CAN HATE ON LGBTQ

17:20

PERSONS.

17:21

>> SO YOU'RE BRACING

17:22

FOR VIOLENCE?

17:22

>> DEFINITELY.

17:23

>> Reporter: ON

17:23

WEDNESDAY THE COURT

17:24

RULED SOME SECTIONS OF

17:25

THE LAW DO VIOLATE

17:26

UGANDA'S CONSTITUTION

17:26

INCLUDING A PROVISION

17:27

THAT REQUIRED

17:28

MANDATORY REPORTING OF

17:29

HOMOSEXUALS AND

17:29

ANOTHER THAT PREVENTED

17:30

LANDLORDS FROM RENTING

17:32

TO THE LGBTQ

17:35

COMMUNITY, BUT THE

17:35

COURT DEEMED THE REST

17:39

OF THE

17:40

ANTI-HOMOSEXUALITY LAW

17:41

CONSTITUTIONAL

17:42

INCLUDING UPHOLDING

17:43

THE DEATH PENALTY

17:43

PROVISION AND THE

17:44

CRIMINALIZATION OF

17:45

HOMOSEXUALITY.

17:45

IT'S A LAW THAT'S

17:46

OVERWHELMINGLY POPULAR

17:47

IN UGANDA.

17:47

>> WE WILL FIGHT FOR

17:48

OUR AFRICAN CULTURE.

17:50

WE WILL FIGHT FOR OUR

17:51

FAITH.

17:51

>> Reporter: THE COURT

17:52

CALLED THE LAW A

17:53

REFLECTION OF THE

17:54

SOCIOCULTURAL

17:55

REALITIES OF THE

17:56

UGANDAN SOCIETY, EVEN

17:57

CITING THE U.S.

17:59

SUPREME COURT DOBBS

18:00

DECISION STRIKING DOWN

18:01

THE RIGHT TO ABORTION

18:02

POINTING TO HOW THAT

18:03

RULING CONSIDERED THE

18:04

U.S.' HISTORY AND

18:05

TRADITIONS.

18:06

IN DECEMBER THE U.S.

18:08

GOVERNMENT RESPONDED

18:09

TO THE LAW WITH

18:10

SANCTIONS INCLUDING

18:11

VISA RESTRICTIONS FOR

18:12

CERTAIN UGANDAN

18:13

OFFICIALS AND REDUCED

18:14

SUPPORT TO THE UGANDAN

18:15

GOVERNMENT.

18:16

TONIGHT, THE STATE

18:17

DEPARTMENT REACTED TO

18:18

THE RULING.

18:19

>> WE BELIEVE THAT LAW

18:21

UNDERMINES THE HUMAN

18:24

RIGHTS, PROSPERITY,

18:25

AND WELFARE OF ALL

18:25

UGANDANS.

18:26

>> Reporter: ACTIVISTS

18:27

ARE CALLING ON THE

18:27

BIDEN ADMINISTRATION

18:28

TO DO MORE.

18:29

NOW IN NEW YORK

18:30

MUGISHA SAYS HE PLANS

18:31

TO RETURN TO UGANDA

18:32

SOON.

18:33

>> THE WHOLE ENTIRE

18:35

WORLD SHOULD BE

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