Nightly News Full Broadcast - April 26

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26 Apr 202420:42

Summary

TLDRThe NBC Nightly News covered a range of critical events, starting with a dangerous tornado outbreak across states like Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska, causing significant damage and posing a risk to millions. The news also touched on Donald Trump's hush money trial, with his longtime assistant providing testimony. President Biden's interview with Howard Stern was highlighted, where he expressed willingness to debate Trump. Additionally, there were reports on pro-Palestinian demonstrations on college campuses, an NBC investigation into Israeli air strikes in Gaza, and positive updates on King Charles' health following his cancer diagnosis. The summary concluded with a unique story of a small town revitalized by its brewery tradition.

Takeaways

  • ๐ŸŒช๏ธ A dangerous tornado outbreak has been reported across the central United States, with multiple large tornadoes touching down in states like Nebraska, Oklahoma, and Texas.
  • ๐Ÿšจ A tornado emergency has been declared in parts of Nebraska, with giant funnel clouds crossing highways and debris flying as storms sweep through.
  • ๐Ÿ  There is significant damage to infrastructure, including roofs being ripped off homes, and tens of millions are at risk for the weekend.
  • ๐Ÿ‘ค Donald Trump's longtime assistant, Ronna Graff, testified in his hush money trial, providing details about contacts with Karen McDougal and Stormy Daniels, two women who claimed to have had affairs with the former president.
  • ๐Ÿ“‰ President Biden's approval rating is derailing in New Mexico, reflecting a broader trend of declining public support.
  • ๐Ÿšซ Pro-Palestinian demonstrations are spreading on college campuses, leading to crackdowns by the police and universities grappling with growing tensions.
  • ๐Ÿ‡ฎ๐Ÿ‡ฑ An NBC News investigation documents several deadly Israeli strikes in Gaza, including in zones where Israel had told displaced civilians they would be safe.
  • ๐Ÿ‘‘ Promising news for King Charles as he plans to return to his royal duties after battling cancer, with doctors pleased with his progress.
  • ๐Ÿบ The small town of Potosi, Wisconsin, was saved by reviving its local beer brewing tradition, which brought back jobs and tourists to the community.
  • ๐Ÿš— Electric vehicle (EV) owners are facing challenges when reselling their cars due to a dramatic drop in resale value, partly due to new car price reductions.
  • ๐Ÿฅ› The FDA found traces of bird flu in nearly 40% of milk samples tested, raising concerns about transmission from cows to humans, although pasteurization is still effective in ensuring safety.

Q & A

  • What is the current weather situation that is causing concern across the central United States?

    -There is a dangerous tornado outbreak affecting multiple states including Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska. Tornado emergencies have been declared in parts of Nebraska with large tornadoes on the ground threatening population centers.

  • What was the impact of the tornadoes on the infrastructure and residents in the affected areas?

    -The tornadoes have caused significant damage, ripping roofs off homes and leaving a path of destruction. Tens of millions of people are at risk, and there is a potential for more severe weather including flooding, hail, and strong winds over the weekend.

  • What is the latest development in Donald Trump's hush money trial?

    -Donald Trump's longtime executive assistant, Ronna Graff, testified in court, confirming contacts were saved on the company's computer system for Karen McDougal and Stormy Daniels, two women who claim to have had affairs with the former president.

  • What did President Biden indicate about his willingness to debate Donald Trump?

    -President Biden expressed in a radio interview with Howard Stern that he is happy to debate Donald Trump, although he did not specify when or how many times.

  • What is the situation regarding pro-Palestinian demonstrations on college campuses?

    -Pro-Palestinian demonstrations are spreading across college campuses, leading to crackdowns by the police. Some universities are grappling with growing tensions over the war in Gaza, and some commencement ceremonies have been canceled, such as at the University of Southern California.

  • What findings did NBC News uncover in their investigation of Israeli air strikes in Gaza?

    -NBC News found that there were at least seven deadly strikes in areas that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) had designated as safe. This includes zones in Rafah's Al Zuhur neighborhood, which was identified as one of three evacuation zones in a leaflet drop over Gaza.

  • What is the update on King Charles' health and his return to royal duties?

    -Buckingham Palace announced that King Charles will return to his official duties next week, nearly three months after his cancer diagnosis. Doctors are pleased with the progress he has made so far.

  • What concerns have arisen from the discovery of bird flu fragments in the milk supply?

    -The FDA found traces of bird flu in nearly 40% of the milk samples tested, raising concerns about transmission from cows to humans. However, pasteurization is shown to be effective, and there is currently only one known case of minor symptoms in a person related to direct contact with infected cattle.

  • Why are some Tesla owners trying to sell their vehicles?

    -Tesla owners are trying to sell their vehicles due to plummeting resale values as the company lowers prices on new models, making currently owned Teslas less valuable.

  • What is the situation with the small town of Potosi, Wisconsin, and how did it revitalize itself?

    -Potosi, Wisconsin, which saw its population decline after its major employer, the Potosi Brewing Company, shut down in the 1970s, has managed to revitalize itself by rebuilding the brewery. The brewery now packages more than 80 million cans per year and hosts the National Brewery Museum and annual festivals, attracting 70,000 tourists a year.

  • What is the current state of the electric vehicle market in terms of resale value?

    -The resale value of electric vehicles (EVs) is dropping dramatically, ten times faster than traditional cars. The average used car price for an EV fell nearly 32% in the past year, compared to a decline of just over 3% for gas-powered cars.

  • What are the main concerns of potential electric vehicle buyers according to Keith Boseman?

    -According to Keith Boseman, who has been selling used cars for four years, the main concerns of potential electric vehicle buyers are not about resale value but about battery life and infrastructure.

Outlines

00:00

๐ŸŒช๏ธ Severe Weather: Tornado Outbreak Across Central States

The news segment begins with a focus on a severe tornado outbreak affecting the central United States, with multiple large tornadoes reported in states such as Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska. A tornado emergency has been declared in parts of Nebraska, and the coverage includes dramatic footage of the storms and their aftermath. The segment also discusses the potential for further severe weather, including more tornadoes, flooding, hail, and strong winds over the weekend, with tens of millions of people at risk.

05:00

๐Ÿ‘ฅ Legal and Political Updates: Trump's Trial and Biden's Interview

This part of the script covers legal proceedings related to former President Donald Trump's hush money trial, with new witnesses being called, including his longtime assistant. The segment touches on the claims of two women who allege affairs with Trump and the involvement of American Media Inc.'s former CEO, David Pecker. Additionally, President Biden's interview with Howard Stern is mentioned, where he expresses willingness to debate Trump, and the ongoing pro-Palestinian demonstrations on college campuses, with particular focus on the University of Southern California's decision to cancel its commencement ceremony.

10:01

๐Ÿ’ฅ NBC News Investigation: Israeli Air Strikes and Gaza

An NBC News investigation is highlighted, focusing on Israeli air strikes in Gaza, specifically in areas that were designated as safe by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) but still resulted in civilian casualties. The report details several deadly strikes in zones that were considered evacuation zones and supposedly safe, contradicting the IDF's assurances. The IDF's response to the allegations and comments from Human Rights Watch add depth to the coverage of the conflict's impact on civilians.

15:05

๐Ÿค Small Town Revival: Potosi Brewing Company's Renaissance

The script concludes with a positive story about the small town of Potosi, Wisconsin, which managed to revitalize its local economy by resurrecting its historic brewery. The Potosi Brewing Company, once a major employer, had shut down but was later bought and restored by a local artist. The brewery's reopening not only brought jobs back to the community but also attracted tourists and led to the establishment of the National Brewery Museum and annual festivals, significantly contributing to the town's comeback.

20:06

๐Ÿป The Comeback of Potosi: A Local Tradition Saves a Town

This segment wraps up the news with a feature on Potosi, Wisconsin, where the revival of the local brewery has had a significant impact on the town's economy and identity. The story emphasizes the community's efforts to rebuild the brewery, which included fundraising and eventually led to the creation of new jobs and an increase in tourism. The segment ends on a cheerful note, celebrating the town's resilience and the role of a local tradition in its recovery.

Mindmap

Keywords

๐Ÿ’กTornado Outbreak

A tornado outbreak refers to the occurrence of multiple tornadoes over a short period of time, typically within a single weather event. In the video, it is the central theme as it discusses a dangerous tornado outbreak affecting states like Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska, causing significant damage and posing a risk to millions.

๐Ÿ’กTornado Emergency

A tornado emergency is a term used by meteorologists to indicate an imminent threat to life from an ongoing tornado, particularly when it is moving towards populated areas. In the script, a tornado emergency is declared in parts of Nebraska, highlighting the severity of the situation.

๐Ÿ’กSevere Weather

Severe weather encompasses a range of dangerous atmospheric conditions, including tornadoes, thunderstorms, hail, and strong winds. The video discusses the potential for severe weather over the weekend, affecting a large portion of the United States.

๐Ÿ’กDonald Trump's Hush Money Trial

This refers to the ongoing legal proceedings involving former President Donald Trump, related to allegations of payments made to silence women who claimed to have had affairs with him. The video mentions new witnesses, including Trump's longtime assistant, providing testimony in the trial.

๐Ÿ’กPro-Palestinian Demonstrations

These are public protests and gatherings in support of Palestinian rights and against actions taken by Israel in the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The script highlights that these demonstrations are spreading across college campuses and have led to crackdowns by the police.

๐Ÿ’กNBC News Investigation

This refers to an in-depth journalistic inquiry conducted by NBC News reporters. In the context of the video, the investigation documents several deadly strikes in Gaza, questioning the safety of zones that Israel had previously declared as safe for displaced civilians.

๐Ÿ’กKing Charles' Cancer Battle

This keyword relates to the health status of King Charles III, who is battling cancer. The video shares promising news about his recovery and his plans to return to his royal duties, which is significant for the public interest in the monarchy's continuity and stability.

๐Ÿ’กBeer Industry Revival

The beer industry revival keyword is about the resurgence of a small town's economy through the reestablishment of a local brewery. In the video, the town of Potosi, Wisconsin, is highlighted for its comeback story, where the reopening of the Potosi Brewing Company helped revitalize the community and attract tourism.

๐Ÿ’กElectric Vehicle (EV) Market

The EV market refers to the industry involving the production and sale of electric vehicles. The script discusses challenges in the EV market, particularly the rapid depreciation of used EVs, which is causing concern among current EV owners and potentially affecting the demand for new electric cars.

๐Ÿ’กBird Flu

Bird flu, or avian influenza, is a contagious disease of animals caused by the influenza A virus. In the video, it is mentioned that the FDA found traces of bird flu in a significant portion of milk samples tested, raising concerns about transmission from cows to humans and the safety of the milk supply.

๐Ÿ’กPropane

Propane is a three-carbon alkane gas that is commonly used as a fuel for engines, heating, and cooking. The video briefly mentions propane in the context of a consumer alert, likely related to a safety issue or a supply problem, although the specific details are not elaborated upon in the provided transcript.

Highlights

Severe tornado outbreak across the central United States with multiple large tornadoes touching down in Texas, Oklahoma, and Nebraska.

A tornado emergency declared in parts of Nebraska with giant funnel clouds crossing highways and debris flying.

Roofs ripped off homes and tens of millions at risk for the weekend as the storm system sweeps through.

New witnesses in Donald Trump's hush money trial, including his longtime assistant, providing testimony about payments to Stormy Daniels and Karen McDougal.

President Biden's pandemic response derailing in New Mexico with a new crackdown.

Pro-Palestinian demonstrations spreading on campuses after the University of Southern California canceled its main commencement.

NBC News investigation documents several deadly strikes in Gaza in zones where Israel told displaced civilians they'd be safe.

Promising news in King Charles' battle with cancer, with plans to return to his royal duties.

A small town in Wisconsin saved by reviving its local beer industry, bringing back jobs and tourism.

Tornado watches stretching nearly 900 miles with millions of Americans in the path of the storm.

Damage reported in Lincoln, Nebraska, and tornadoes also reported around Waco, Texas.

Kansas City, Omaha, and Tulsa bracing for impact as the storm system moves eastward.

33 million people in the path of severe weather from the Great Lakes to Texas with potential for more tornadoes, flooding, hail, and strong winds.

David Pecker, former publisher of The National Enquirer, testifying in the trial against Donald Trump.

President Biden expresses willingness to debate Donald Trump in a radio interview with Howard Stern.

New pro-Palestinian demonstrations at college campuses and crackdowns by the police in response.

NBC News investigation reveals at least seven deadly strikes in areas Israel had designated as safe in Gaza.

King Charles expected to return to official duties after nearly three months following his cancer diagnosis.

The FDA found traces of bird flu in one in five milk samples tested, raising concerns about transmission from cows to humans.

Transcripts

00:04

>>> BREAKING NEWS

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TONIGHT, THE DANGEROUS

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>>> BREAKING NEWS

00:09

TONIGHT, THE DANGEROUS

00:11

TORNADO OUTBREAK AS WE

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COME ON THE AIR.

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THE DRAMATIC IMAGES

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COMING IN.

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MULTIPLE LARGE

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TORNADOES TOUCHING

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DOWN.

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A TORNADO EMERGENCY IN

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NEBRASKA.

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GIANT FUNNEL CLOUDS

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CROSSING HIGHWAYS.

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DEBRIS FLYING AS

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STORMS SWEEP THROUGH

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OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS.

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>>> TONIGHT, DAMAGE,

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ROOFS RIPPED OFF

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HOMES.

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TENS OF MILLIONS AT

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RISK FOR THE WEEKEND.

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WE'RE TRACKING IT.

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>>> ALSO TONIGHT, THE

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NEW WITNESSES IN

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DONALD TRUMP'S HUSH

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MONEY TRIAL INCLUDING

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HIS LONGTIME

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ASSISTANT.

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WHAT SHE TOLD THE JURY

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ABOUT STORMY DANIELS

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AND KAREN McDOUGAL, RS WITH

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THE FORMER PRESIDENT.

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TWO WOMEN WHO CLAIM TO

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HAVE HAD AFFAIRS WITH

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THE FORMER PRESIDENT.

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>>> THE MAJOR SHIFT

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FOR PRESIDENT BIDEN

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PANE

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DERAILING IN NEW

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MEXICO.

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>>> THE NEW CRACKDOWN

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AS PRO-PALESTINIAN

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DEMONSTRATIONS SPREAD

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ON CAMPUSES, AND AFTER

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USC CANCELED ITS MAIN

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COMMENCEMENT, WILL

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ON CAMPUSES, AND AFTER

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USC CANCELED ITS MAIN

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COMMENCEMENT, WILL

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OTHERS FOLLOW?

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>>> OUR NBC NEWS

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INVESTIGATION, OUR

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CREWS IN GAZA

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DOCUMENTING SEVERAL

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DEADLY STRIKES IN

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ZONES WHERE ISRAEL

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TOLD DISPLACED

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CIVILIANS THEY'D BE

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SAFE.

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>>> THE PROMISING NEWS

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IN KING CHARLES'

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BATTLE WITH CANCER AND

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WHEN HE PLANS TO

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RETURN TO HIS ROYAL

01:13

DUTIES.

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>>> AND AFTER FALLING

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ON HARD TIMES, THE

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TOWN THAT WAS SAVED BY

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BEER.

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>> Announcer: THIS IS

01:21

"NBC NIGHTLY NEWS"

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WITH LESTER HOLT.

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>>> GOOD EVENING, AND

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WELCOME.

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WE ARE TRACKING A

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DAMAGING TORNADO

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OUTBREAK, THAT RAMPAGE

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ACROSS THE CENTER OF

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THE COUNTRY TODAY.

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TEXAS, OKLAHOMA,

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NEBRASKA AMONG THE

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STATES IN THE LINE OF

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FIRE.

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A TORNADO EMERGENCY

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DECLARED IN PARTS OF

01:42

NEBRASKA, MEANING

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LARGE TORNADOES WERE

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ON THE GROUND

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THREATENING POPULATION

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CENTERS.

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MANY OF THE IMAGES AS

01:48

FRIGHTENING AS THEY

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ARE DRAMATIC.

01:49

TONIGHT TORNADO

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WATCHES STRETCHING

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NEARLY 900 MILES.

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WE'LL TELL YOU WHO IS

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AT RISK AS WE HEAD

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INTO THE NIGHT IN A

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MOMENT, BUT FIRST

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NEAR

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JESSE KIRSCH WITH THE

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LATEST.

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JESSE, THIS IS HITTING

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A WIDE AREA OF THE

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COUNTRY.

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>> Reporter: THAT'S

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RIGHT, LESTER.

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MILLIONS OF AMERICANS

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ARE IN THE BULL'S-EYE

02:09

TONIGHT INCLUDING

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WHERE WE ARE IN KANSAS

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CITY, MISSOURI.

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YOU CAN SEE WIND GUSTS

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ARE STARTING TO PICK

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UP HERE.

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MEANWHILE, THERE HAVE

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ALREADY BEEN SOME

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TORNADOES IN OTHER

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STATES LEAVING BEHIND

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A PATH OF DESTRUCTION.

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[ SIRENS ]

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TONIGHT, A TORNADO

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OUTBREAK IS UNFOLDING

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ACROSS NEBRASKA.

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OVER A DOZEN TWISTERS

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ALREADY REPORTED WITH

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MORE SEVERE WEATHER ON

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THE WAY.

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IN THE LINCOLN,

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NEBRASKA, AREA, DEBRIS

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SEEN SWIRLING AS THIS

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VIOLENT TORNADO RIPPED

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ACROSS AN INTERSTATE

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DRIVERS HEADING .

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ELSEWHERE, SOME

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DRIVERS HEADING

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TOWARDS THE OMINOUS

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SKY.

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>> SOMETHING'S JUST

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BEEN HIT.

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>> Reporter: AND THIS

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OMAHA NEIGHBORHOOD

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SEEMING TO TAKE A

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DIRECT HIT.

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>> THE ENTIRE DOWN THE

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STREET THERE'S NO

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HOUSES DOWN THERE.

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UP THE STREET THERE

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ARE NO HOUSES EITHER.

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>> IT TOOK EVERYTHING

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IN ABOUT FIVE OR TEN

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MINUTES, AND IT'S

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GONE.

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>> Reporter: TORNADOES

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ALSO REPORTED AROUND

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WACO, TEXAS, TODAY.

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>> LOOKS LIKE LOTS OF

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SHEET METAL IN THE A

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AIR.

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>> Reporter: AND

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FARTHER SOUTH IN

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AUSTIN, INBOUND

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FLIGHTS WERE

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TEMPORARILY GROUNDED

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BECAUSE OF

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THUNDERSTORMS.

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THIS SAME STORM SYSTEM

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HAS BEEN STRETCHING

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ACROSS THE U.S. SINCE

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YESTERDAY.

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IN OKLAHOMA, THIS SEMI

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TRUCK FLIPPED OVER AS

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THIS COLORADO HOME WAS

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DAMAGED.

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>> IT'S SO AWFUL, WHAT

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HAPPENED.

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>> Reporter: NOW,

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KANSAS CITY, OMAHA,

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AND TULSA ARE BRACING.

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>> RESIDENTS HERE IN THE

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PRESSURE ONLY EXPECTED

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CENTRAL OKLAHOMA WOKE

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UP TO TORNADO SIRENS,

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FOUND PARTS OF THE

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ROOFTOPS FLUNG ONTO

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THE STREET, EVEN CARS

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NEARBY.

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>> Reporter: AND THE

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PRESSURE ONLY EXPECTED

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TO INCREASE TOMORROW

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OVER AN EVEN LARGER

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AREA WITH 33 MILLION

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IN THE PATH OF SEVERE

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WEATHER FROM THE GREAT

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LAKES TO TEXAS.

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THAT MEANS MORE

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TORNADOES, FLOODING,

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HAIL, AND STRONG WINDS

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ARE ALL POSSIBLE ON

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SATURDAY, AND THERE'S

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ALSO SEVERE WEATHER IN

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SUNDAY'S FORECAST AS

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WE HEAD INTO A WEEKEND

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THAT FOR SOME WILL

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BRING LITTLE RELIEF.

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JESSE KIRSCH, NBC

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NEWS, KANSAS CITY,

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MISSOURI.

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>>> WE WANT TO GO

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RIGHT NOW TO ANGIE

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LASSMAN, WHO IS

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TRACKING THE STORM

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THREAT.

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ANGIE, AS WE HEARD

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THERE, THE VOLATILE

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WEEKEND OF WEATHER

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JUST BEGINNING.

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>> Reporter: YOU'RE

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EXACTLY RIGHT, LESTER.

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THOSE VIOLENT

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TORNADOES TODAY

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AS 25 FEET AND TORNADO

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WAS

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FAR AS 25 FEET AND

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TORNADO WATCHES

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CONTINUE ACROSS THE

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MIDSECTION OF THE

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COUNTRY THROUGH AT

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LEAST 9:00 P.M.

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TONIGHT.

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ALL HAZARDS WILL BE ON

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THE TABLE.

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WE'RE TALKING MORE

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STRONG WINDS, HAIL,

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AND, OF COURSE, THOSE

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TORNADOES.

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AS WE LOOK AHEAD TO

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TOMORROW, THE THREAT

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CONTINUES.

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WE'LL SEE THAT

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EXPANDING NOW TO MORE

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THAN 30 MILLION PEOPLE

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FROM THE GREAT LAKES

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TO THE SOUTHERN

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PLAINS, AND YOU

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GUESSED IT.

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MORE OF THOSE EF-2

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TORNADOES POSSIBLE

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WITH THE INGREDIENTS

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THERE FOR THOSE STRONG

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SYSTEMS TO MOVE

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THROUGH FOR KANSAS

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CITY AND OKLAHOMA,

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IT'LL BE A DOUBLE

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WHAMMY AS WELL WITH

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HEAVY RAIN LEAVING US .,

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IT'LL BE A DOUBLE

04:55

WHAMMY AS WELL WITH

04:56

HEAVY RAIN LEAV

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IT'LL BE A DOUBLE

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WHAMMY AS WELL WITH

04:58

HEAVY RAIN LEAVING US

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WITH THE POTENTIAL FOR

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FLASH FLOODING ACROSS

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PARTS OF THE CENTER OF

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THE COUNTRY, LESTER.

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>> ALL RIGHT.

05:02

ANGIE, THANK YOU.

05:02

>>> WELL, FOR MOST OF

05:03

THE WEEK HE HAS SAT IN

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A NEW YORK COURTROOM,

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A FORMER PRESIDENT

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LISTENING TO THE

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CLAIMS ABOUT THE

05:05

RELATIONSHIPS AND THE

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MONEY PROSECUTORS SAY

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ARE AT THE HEART OF

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THE CRIMINAL CASE

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AGAINST HIM.

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LATE TODAY DONALD

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TRUMP'S EXECUTIVE

05:11

ASSISTANT TOOK THE

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STAND.

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HERE'S LAURA JARRETT.

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>> Reporter: TONIGHT,

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THE PROSECUTION

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CLOSING OUT THE FIRST

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WEEK OF TESTIMONY BY

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OFFERING THE JURY A

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PEEK INSIDE THE INNER

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WORKINGS OF THE TRUMP

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ORGANIZATION FROM ONE

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OF THE PEOPLE WHO

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KNOWS THE FORMER

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PRESIDENT BEST.

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THE STATE BRIEFLY

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CALLING RONNA GRAFF,

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MR. TRUMP'S LONGTIME

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EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO

05:37

THE STAND.

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GRAFF CONFIRM ED

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CONTACTS WERE SAVED ON

05:45

THE COMPANY'S COMPUTER

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SYSTEM FOR KAREN

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McDOUGAL AND STORMY,

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AN APPARENT REFERENCE

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TO STORMY DANIELS.

05:49

PROSECUTORS SAY BOTH

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WOMEN WERE SHOPPING

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STORIES OF SEX WITH

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MR. TRUMP AHEAD OF THE

05:52

2016 ELECTION,

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ENCOUNTERS HE DENIES.

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>> ARE YOU NERVOUS

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ABOUT STORMY DANIELS'

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TESTIMONY?

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>> Reporter: AT THE

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HEART OF THE CASE, A

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$130,000 PAYMENT

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MICHAEL COHEN MADE TO

06:02

DANIELS SO SHE

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WOULDN'T GO PUBLIC AND

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HOW PROSECUTORS SAY

06:03

THAT PAYMENT WAS

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DISGUISED.

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BUT GRAFF SHED NO

06:05

LIGHT ON THAT.

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TIFFING EVEN THOUGH

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SHE NO LONGER WORKS

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FOR THE TRUMP

06:13

ORGANIZATION, THE

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COMPANY IS PAYING HER

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LEGAL BILLS.

06:15

THE JURY ALSO HEARING

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FROM GARY FARRO,

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A BANKER WHO HELPED

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FACILITATE THE PAYMENT

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FROM COHEN TO DANIELS,

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BUT THE DAY BEGAN WITH

06:35

THEM TRYING TO

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UNDERCUT THE TESTIMONY

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OF DAVID PECKER,

06:37

FORMER PUBLISHER OF

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"THE NATIONAL

06:38

ENQUIRER" AND KEY

06:39

WITNESS FOR

06:40

PROSECUTORS TESTIFYING

06:41

AT LENGTH ABOUT HOW HE

06:41

HELPED SILENCE PEOPLE

06:42

WHO COULD HAVE HURT

06:43

MR. TRUMP'S ELECTION

06:44

CHANCES.

06:45

MR. TRUMP'S LAWYER

06:45

SOUGHT TO RAISE

06:46

QUESTIONS ABOUT

06:46

PECKER'S MEMORY AND

06:47

MOTIVES ON

06:48

CROSS-EXAMINATION.

06:48

PECKER DEFIANT AT ONE

06:49

POINT SAYING, I'VE

06:50

BEEN TRUTHFUL TO THE

06:51

BEST OF MY

06:51

RECOLLECTION.

06:52

THE TABLOID MOGUL ALSO

06:53

UNDERMINING THE IDEA

06:53

MR. TRUMP WANTED TO

06:54

BURY THOSE STORIES

06:55

ABOUT WOMEN TO PROTECT

06:56

HIS FAMILY, A COMMON

06:57

REFRAIN FROM THE

06:57

DEFENSE.

06:59

INSTEAD, PECKER SAID

07:00

HE BELIEVED IT WAS ALL

07:01

TO PROTECT HIS

07:02

CAMPAIGN.

07:04

>> I DO HAVE TO BEGIN

07:05

BY WISHING MELANIA

07:06

HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

07:07

SHE'S IN FLORIDA.

07:08

>> Reporter: MELANIA

07:09

TRUMP NOTABLY ABSENT

07:10

AT TRIAL.

07:12

>> LAURA, DOES IT

07:13

APPEAR PROSECUTORS GOT

07:14

WHAT THEY NEEDED FROM

07:15

DAVID PECKER THIS

07:16

WEEK?

07:17

>> LESTER, PECKER IS A

07:18

USEFUL WITNESS FOR

07:19

PROSECUTORS TO THE

07:22

EXTENT THAT HE CAN

07:23

TESTIFY ABOUT

07:23

CONVERSATIONS ABOUT

07:24

MR. TRUMP THAT TOUCH

07:26

ON THIS ALLEGED SCHEME

07:27

TO INFLUENCE THE

07:27

ELECTION, BUT WHAT HE

07:28

CAN'T OFFER, LESTER,

07:29

IS ANY EVIDENCE ON THE

07:30

ACTUAL CRIME THAT THE

07:31

FORMER PRESIDENT HAS

07:32

BEEN INDICTED FOR,

07:33

WHICH ISN'T A CAMPAIGN

07:34

FINANCE VIOLATION.

07:36

IT'S THE WAY HIS

07:37

PAYMENTS TO COHEN WERE

07:38

DOCUMENTED ON HIS

07:39

INTERNAL RECORDS.

07:40

NOW, WE'LL SEE IF

07:41

OTHER WITNESSES CAN

07:42

SPEAK MORE DIRECTLY TO

07:43

THAT, LESTER.

07:44

>> OKAY, LAURA, THANK

07:45

YOU.

07:45

>>> PRESIDENT BIDEN

07:51

INTERVIEW TO

07:53

WAS ALSO IN NEW YORK

07:53

TODAY GIVING A RARE

07:54

INTERVIEW TO RADIO

07:55

HOST HOWARD STERN AND

07:55

MAKING NEWS ABOUT

07:56

WHETHER HE'LL DEBATE

07:57

MR. TRUMP.

07:57

PETER ALEXANDER JOINS

07:58

US.

08:00

WHAT DID THE PRESIDENT

08:01

SAY?

08:02

>> Reporter: FOR

08:02

MONTHS HE REFUSED TO

08:03

SAY WHETHER HE WILL

08:04

AGREE TO A FACEOFF

08:04

WITH FORMER PRESIDENT

08:05

TRUMP, BUT TODAY HE

08:06

TOLD HOWARD STERN,

08:06

I'M, QUOTE, HAPPY TO

08:07

DEBATE HIM, THOUGH HE

08:08

DIDN'T SAY WHEN OR HOW

08:08

MANY TIMES.

08:09

IT WOULD BE A DRAMATIC

08:10

SEQUEL TO THEIR FEISTY

08:11

DEBATES FOUR YEARS

08:12

AGO.

08:13

OUTSIDE COURT

08:13

DEBATES FOUR

08:19

AGO.

08:19

OUTSIDE COURT

08:20

MR. TRUMP DID NOT

08:20

PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF

08:21

TODAY MR. TRUMP, WHO,

08:22

REMEMBER, DID NOT

08:22

PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF

08:23

THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

08:23

DEBATES AND SAID HE IS

08:24

WILLING TO DEBATE

08:25

PRESIDENT BIDEN AS

08:25

SOON AS TONIGHT.

08:26

THE PRESIDENTIAL

08:27

DEBATE COMMISSION HAS

08:31

ALREADY SCHEDULED

08:33

THREE DEBATES

08:34

BEGINNING IN SEPTEMBER

08:35

BUT NEITHER CAMPAIGN

08:35

HAS FORMALLY

08:36

COMMITTED.

08:36

LESTER.

08:37

>> PETER, THANK YOU.

08:38

>>> ACROSS THE COUNTRY

08:39

TODAY, NEW

08:39

PRO-PALESTINIAN

08:40

DEMONSTRATIONS AT

08:41

COLLEGE CAMPUSES AND

08:41

CRACKDOWNS BY THE

08:42

POLICE.

08:42

LIZ KREUTZ HAS LATE

08:43

DEVELOPMENTS.

08:43

>> Reporter: FROM

08:44

COLORADO TO NORTH

08:44

CAROLINA TONIGHT, MORE

08:45

UNIVERSITIES

08:46

NATIONWIDE GRAPPLING

08:47

WITH GROWING TENSIONS

08:49

OVER THE WAR IN GAZA

08:50

AS PROTESTS SPREAD ON

08:51

COLLEGE CAMPUSES.

08:53

[ CROWD CHANTING ]

08:55

AT ARIZONA STATE

08:56

UNIVERSITY POLICE

08:57

SHOWED UP WITHIN

08:58

MINUTES OF A FORMING

08:58

ENCAMPMENT.

08:59

>> STOP THE KILLING.

09:00

UNIVERSITY VIDEO SHOWS

09:00

A POLICE OFFICER

09:01

SLAMMING A PROFESSOR

09:01

TO THE GROUND.

09:02

SHE WAS CHARGED WITH

09:02

DISORDERLY CONDUCT AND

09:03

BATTERY.

09:06

AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

09:12

WHERE ERIN McLAUGHLIN

09:13

IS THERE.

09:20

>> STUDENT PROTESTERS

09:30

SAY THE NEGOTIATIONS

09:31

HAVE STALLED ON THE

09:31

ISSUE OF DIVESTMENT

09:32

FROM ISRAEL AND

09:33

RECEIVED NO

09:33

REASSURANCES.

09:34

>> IT IS OUR BEST

09:35

INTEREST TO REACH AN

09:35

AGREEMENT BEFORE

09:36

COMMENCEMENT.

09:36

>> Reporter: MEANWHILE

09:38

AT THE UNIVERSITY OF

09:38

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

09:39

MANY SENIORS WHO

09:39

DIDN'T GET A HIGH

09:40

SCHOOL GRADUATION

09:40

BECAUSE OF COVID LEFT

09:41

DEVASTATED BY THE

09:41

UNIVERSITY'S ABRUPT

09:42

DECISION TO CANCEL

09:43

THEIR COMMENCEMENT.

09:46

>> OUTSIDE OF JUST

09:50

BEING ANNOYED, I FEEL

09:51

LET DOWN BY THE

09:51

UNIVERSITY.

09:52

>> Reporter: AMIR BELL

09:52

WHO SUPPORTS THE

09:53

PROTESTERS TELLS US 15

09:54

OF HIS FAMILY MEMBERS

09:54

WERE PLANNING TO FLY

09:55

IN TO CELEBRATE HIS

09:55

MILESTONE MOMENT, AND

09:56

NOW THAT'S IN LIMBO.

09:57

>> I JUST DON'T

09:57

UNDERSTAND HOW THEY

10:01

CAN HAVE THE PRESIDENT

10:03

AND WORLD LEADERS

10:07

AND STUFF, BUT THEY

10:08

CAN'T PROPERLY SECURE

10:08

A TRADITION THEY'VE

10:11

HAD FOR -- SINCE THE

10:12

1800s, SO THAT'S THE

10:13

MOST FRUSTRATING PART.

10:13

>> Reporter: USC'S

10:14

CAMPUS IS LOCKED DOWN,

10:14

AND STUDENTS HAVE TO

10:15

USE I.D.s TO GET TO

10:16

CLASS.

10:17

WE FOLLOWED UP WITH

10:17

THE UNIVERSITY, BUT

10:18

THEY'RE NOT

10:19

COMMENTING.

10:19

>> LIZ, THANK YOU.

10:20

>>> NOW TO OUR NBC

10:20

NEWS INVESTIGATION

10:21

INTO ISRAELI AIR

10:22

STRIKES IN PARTS OF

10:22

GAZA THAT THE ISRAELI

10:23

DEFENSE FORCES HAD

10:24

DESIGNATED AS SAFE.

10:25

BUT AS NBC'S HALA

10:26

GORANI REPORTS, SOME

10:29

OF THEM RESULTED

10:32

IN CIVILIAN DEATHS.

10:33

>> Reporter: MARCH

10:35

26th, 2024, 4:00 P.M.,

10:36

THE AFTERMATH OF AN

10:37

AIR STRIKE IN RAFAH IN

10:38

SOUTHERN GAZA, VICTIMS

10:39

BURIED UNDER THE

10:40

RUBBLE

10:40

TH.

10:45

THIS WOMAN IS RUSHED

10:46

TO THE HOSPITAL AS HER

10:48

FATHER ATTEMPTS FIRST

10:48

AID.

10:49

AN NBC NEWS

10:50

INVESTIGATION REVEALS

10:51

THAT THIS IS ONE OF AT

10:52

LEAST SEVEN DEADLY

10:54

STRIKES IN AREAS OUR

10:55

GAZA TEAM FILMED AFTER

10:57

THE IDF HAD EXPLICITLY

10:58

DESIGNATED THEM AS

11:00

SAFE IN DECEMBER.

11:03

THIS ONE

11:06

IN RAFAH'S AL ZUHUR

11:11

NEIGHBORHOOD

11:11

IDENTIFIED

11:13

AS ONE OF THREE

11:14

EVACUATION ZONES IN A

11:14

LEAFLET DROPPED OVER

11:15

GAZA, AND ON THE

11:16

ISRAELI MILITARY'S

11:16

WEBSITE, IN A MAP LAST

11:17

UPDATED IN DECEMBER.

11:18

WHEN ASKED IF THERE

11:19

WAS ANYTHING MORE

11:19

RECENT, THE IDF TOLD

11:20

US THE MAP WAS, QUOTE,

11:20

STILL ACCURATE.

11:21

OUR INVESTIGATION

11:23

REVEALED THAT THE IDF

11:24

TARGETED AL ZUHUR, AL

11:26

SHABOURA AND TAL AL

11:31

SULTAN AFTER

11:33

IT TOLD RESIDENTS TO

11:34

HEAD THERE.

11:36

ON JANUARY 9th,

11:43

AN AIR STRIKE IN ONE

11:44

OF THE PLACES.

11:44

IT HITS THE HOME OF

11:45

THE NAFAL FAMILY

11:46

KILLING 15.

11:46

ON FEBRUARY 12th,

11:47

2024, OUR CREWS FILMED

11:47

THE AFTERMATH OF AN

11:48

AIR STRIKE ON AL

11:50

SHABOURA CAMP.

11:51

"THEY ASKED US TO GO

11:55

TO AL SHABOURA AREA

11:58

BECAUSE IT'S SAFE.

11:59

THIS IS THE SAFE AREA?

12:01

LOOK AROUND WHAT

12:01

HAPPENED," THIS MAN

12:02

SAYS.

12:03

ON APRIL 20th.

12:07

AT 10:00 P.M. ALSO IN

12:11

THE AL SHABOURA

12:11

DISTRICT, THE BUILDING

12:12

LEVELED.

12:13

AMONG THOSE KILLED, A

12:13

PREGNANT WOMAN WHO NBC

12:14

NEWS REPORTED ON

12:14

EARLIER THIS WEEK.

12:15

HER PREMATURE BABY

12:18

BRIEFLY SURVIVED BUT

12:18

DIED DAYS LATER.

12:19

WE ASKED THE MILITARY

12:19

MULTIPLE TIMES TO

12:20

COMMENT ON THE STRIKES

12:22

DOCUMENTED IN OUR

12:23

REPORT PROVIDING

12:24

PRECISE LOCATIONS AND

12:25

DATES.

12:26

IT ADDRESSED ONE OF

12:27

THE ATTACKS REPLYING,

12:28

THE IDF IS NOT AWARE

12:30

OF ANY STRIKE AT THE

12:31

PROVIDED COORDINATES

12:32

AND TIMES IN THE QUERY

12:34

BLAMING HAMAS FOR

12:35

TELLING PEOPLE TO

12:36

IGNORE MILITARY

12:38

DIRECTIVES ADDING, THE

12:39

IDF WILL ACT AGAINST

12:41

HAMAS WHEREVER IT

12:42

OPERATES WITH FULL

12:43

COMMITMENT TO

12:44

INTERNATIONAL LAW.

12:46

HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH

12:48

PROGRAM DIRECTOR, SARI

12:49

BASHI, TELLS US, THESE

12:54

STRIKES ARE NOT

12:54

ISOLATED INCIDENTS.

12:59

>> THEY GO TO THE

13:00

PLACES THEY WERE TOLD

13:00

TO GO TO AND GET HIT

13:01

EITHER BY AN AIR

13:01

STRIKE OR GROUND

13:02

INVASION.

13:02

>> IS THERE ANYWHERE

13:03

SAFE IN GAZA?

13:03

>> THERE IS NOWHERE

13:04

SAFE IN GAZA.

13:04

>> Reporter: FOR THE

13:05

ALMOST MILLION AND A

13:06

HALF PALESTINIANS

13:08

CROWDED IN

13:11

SOUTHERN GAZA, THERE

13:14

IS NOWHERE LEFT TO

13:14

FLEE, AND FOR THE

13:15

GIRL'S WHOSE FATHER'S

13:16

BLOOD-STAINED T-SHIRT

13:17

TOLD OF HIS FRANTIC

13:17

ATTEMPT TO REVIVE HIS

13:18

CHILD, IT WAS TOO

13:19

LATE.

13:21

REEMA DIED IN A PLACE

13:22

WHERE SHE AND OTHERS

13:23

WERE TOLD THEY WOULD

13:24

BE SAFE FROM HARM.

13:26

HALA GORANI, NBC NEWS,

13:28

TEL AVIV.

13:30

>>> THERE WAS SOME

13:30

GOOD NEWS FROM

13:32

BUCKINGHAM PALACE

13:32

TODAY THAT KING

13:33

CHARLES WILL RETURN TO

13:34

HIS OFFICIAL DUTIES

13:36

NEXT WEEK, ALMOST

13:37

THREE MONTHS AFTER HIS

13:38

CANCER DIAGNOSIS.

13:39

THE PALACE SAID

13:41

DOCTORS ARE PLEASED

13:42

WITH THE PROGRESS THE

13:43

KING HAS MADE SO FAR

13:43

DETAILS.

13:45

>>> AND FRAGMENTS OF

13:46

BIRD FLU VIRUS ARE

13:47

FOUND IN MORE OF THE

13:48

MILK SUPPLY INCREASING

13:50

CONCERNS ABOUT THE

13:51

TRANSMISSION FROM COWS

13:52

TO HUMANS RIGHT AFTER

13:52

THIS.

13:54

AND PROPANE.

13:54

INTERSTATE 40 IS

13:55

CLOSED DOWN IN BOTH

13:56

DIRECTIONS.

13:57

THERE ARE NO REPORTS

13:57

OF INJURIES.

13:58

>>> IN NEW YORK, A

13:58

DELTA AIR LINES PLANE

13:59

WAS FORCED TO RETURN

14:00

TO JFK AIRPORT TODAY

14:01

AFTER LOSING ITS

14:02

EMERGENCY SLIDE.

14:04

DELTA SAYS THE CREW ON

14:05

THE FLIGHT TO LOS

14:07

ANGELES DECLARED AN

14:07

EMERGENCY WHEN THEY

14:09

HEARD A SOUND NEAR THE

14:10

RIGHT WING AFTER THE

14:13

PLANE LANDED SAFELY,

14:14

THEY SAW THE SLIDE WAS

14:15

GONE.

14:15

ITS WHEREABOUTS ARE

14:15

ALERT A

14:21

UNCLEAR.

14:22

>>> AND A CONSUMER

14:23

ALERT ABOUT THE

14:23

NATION'S MILK SUPPLY

14:24

AFTER THE FDA FOUND

14:25

TRACES OF BIRD FLU IN

14:25

ONE IN FIVE SAMPLES IT

14:26

TESTED.

14:27

ANNE THOMPSON NOW WITH

14:27

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW.

14:29

>> Reporter: IN THIS

14:32

OHIO STATE LAB, THIS

14:34

VETERINARY

14:34

WHERE HE SHOULDN'.

14:39

EPIDEMIOLOGIST ANDREW

14:40

BOWMAN IS TESTING MILK

14:41

FROM SIX STATES AND

14:42

FINDING TRACES OF BIRD

14:42

FLU WHERE HE

14:43

SHOULDN'T.

14:43

>> WHAT DOES THAT TELL

14:44

YOU ABOUT THE SPREAD?

14:44

>> I THINK IT SHOWS US

14:45

THAT THERE ARE MANY

14:45

MORE COWS INFECTED

14:46

THAN WE'VE GIVEN IT

14:47

CREDIT FOR AT THIS

14:47

POINT.

14:48

>> Reporter: NEARLY

14:49

40% OF THE MILK HE

14:50

TESTED WAS POSITIVE

14:51

FOR H5N1, ALSO KNOWN

14:53

AS BIRD FLU.

14:55

THAT MAY SOUND

14:55

ALARMING, BUT

14:56

ADDITIONAL TESTING,

14:57

BOWMAN SAYS, SHOWS THE

14:58

PASTURIZATION IS

14:59

WORKING.

15:05

>> IF I'M A PARENT

15:05

BUYING MILK FOR MY

15:06

CHILD, HOW WORRIED

15:06

SHOULD I BE ABOUT THE

15:07

BIRD FLU?

15:08

>> YEAH, AT THIS POINT

15:08

I WOULD NOT BE WORRIED

15:09

ABOUT THAT AT ALL.

15:09

I'M CONTINUING TO

15:10

DRINK MILK.

15:12

>> Reporter: SO

15:13

TONIGHT, ATTENTION

15:15

TURNS TO THE SOURCE.

15:16

THE NATION'S DAIRY

15:18

COWS WITH SO FAR JUST

15:19

ONE KNOWN CASE OF

15:20

MINOR SYMPTOMS IN A

15:21

PERSON RELATED TO

15:23

DIRECT CONTACT WITH

15:24

INFECTED CATTLE.

15:25

THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF

15:27

AGRICULTURE ORDERING

15:28

ALL DAIRY COWS

15:29

CROSSING STATE LINES

15:30

BE TESTED FOR THE

15:31

VIRUS.

15:32

>> IT'S BEEN MY WHOLE

15:33

LIVELIHOOD.

15:34

>> Reporter: MARTHA

15:35

THOMAS OWNS THE

15:36

SMALLEST DAIRY HERD IN

15:38

SHELBY COUNTY, OHIO,

15:39

WHERE SHE PRODUCES,

15:40

PROCESSES, AND SELLS

15:42

MILK.

15:43

>> HOW DO YOU ENSURE

15:44

YOUR COWS ARE HEALTHY?

15:45

>> WE DON'T LET PEOPLE

15:46

IN AND OUT.

15:47

WE DON'T SWITCH COWS.

15:49

IT'S A CLOSED HERD.

15:50

>> Reporter: THERE ARE

15:51

NO SIGNS OF BIRD FLU

15:52

HERE, BUT HERDS IN

15:54

NINE STATES CONTRACTED

15:55

THE BIRD FLU INCLUDING

15:57

ONE IN OHIO.

15:58

>> THE ENTIRE BARNYARD

15:59

IS ON ALERT, AND WE'RE

16:01

LOOKING TO MAKE SURE

16:04

IT DOESN'T END UP

16:04

SOMEPLACE ELSE.

16:05

>> Reporter: WHILE CSURE

16:09

IT DOESN'T END UP

16:09

SOMEPLACE ELSE.

16:10

>> Reporter: SURE

16:11

IT DOESN'T END UP

16:11

SOMEPLACE ELSE.

16:12

>> Reporter:

16:13

CERSURE

16:13

IT DOESN'T END UP

16:14

SOMEPLACE ELSE.

16:14

>> Reporter: TSURE

16:16

SOMEE ELT UP

16:17

IT DOE ENDpor URE

16:17

>> RterIS

16:18

IT DSN'T UP

16:18

SOMEE EL

16:19

epor WHIE

16:19

IT DOE END

16:21

URE

16:21

LACSE.

16:21

>> Rter: WRE

16:23

Repr:E

16:23

DOE END UP

16:24

SOACE .

16:24

Repr:

16:25

SOMEE ELSE. 'T E UP

16:25

> Repter:LE

16:30

>>> BACK WITH OUR

16:31

SERIES, "THE FUTURE OF

16:32

THE ROAD."

16:33

WITH THE ELECTRIC

16:34

VEHICLE MARKET HITTING

16:37

SOME BUMPS, SOME

16:38

OWNERS ARE FINDING

16:39

TROUBLE WHEN THEY TRY

16:40

TO RESELL THEM.

16:41

HERE'S CHRISTINE

16:42

ROMANS.

16:43

>> Reporter: EVERYONE

16:43

KNOWS THE MINUTE YOU

16:44

DRIVE A NEW CAR OFF

16:45

THE LOT, ITS VALUE

16:47

DEPRECIATES, BUT FOR

16:47

ELECTRIC VEHICLES, THE

16:51

DROP IS DRAMATIC, TEN

16:52

TIMES FASTER THAN

16:52

TRADITIONAL CARS

16:53

ACCORDING TO A RECENT

16:54

STUDY SHOWING THE

16:55

AVERAGE USED CAR PRICE

16:56

FOR AN EV FELL NEARLY

16:58

32% IN THE PAST YEAR

16:59

COMPARED WITH THE

17:00

DECLINE OF JUST OVER

17:01

3% FOR GAS-POWERED

17:02

CARS.

17:04

>> RIGHT NOW I AM

17:05

TRYING TO OFFLOAD MY

17:08

TESLA.

17:09

I WANT TO SELL IT

17:10

BECAUSE THE VALUE FOR

17:10

TESLAS HAS BEEN

17:11

PLUMMETING.

17:11

>> Reporter: SOME

17:12

TESLA OWNERS

17:13

FRUSTRATED AS THE

17:13

COMPANY LOWERS THE

17:15

PRICES ON NEW MODELS

17:16

MAKING CURRENTLY OWNED

17:17

TESLAS LESS VALUABLE.

17:19

>> THIS INVESTMENT, I

17:21

WILL LOSE OVER

17:22

$30,000.

17:23

>> Reporter: FALLING

17:24

RESALE PRICES JUST

17:25

ANOTHER FACTOR HOLDING

17:26

SOME PEOPLE BACK FROM

17:27

SWITCHING OVER TO

17:29

ELECTRIC VEHICLES.

17:30

WITH SO MANY ALREADY

17:31

EXPRESSING CONCERN

17:32

ABOUT RANGE ANXIETY

17:33

AND BATTERY

17:33

INFRASTRUCTURE

17:39

GRANDMOTHER'S

17:41

HOUSE IN TEXAS,

17:43

HOW MANY STO.

17:44

>> IF I WANT TO MAKE

17:45

IT FROM HERE TO MY

17:45

GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE IN

17:46

TEXAS, HOW MANY STOPS

17:47

WOULD I HAVE TO MAKE

17:48

TO GET THERE?

17:49

>> Reporter: KEITH

17:49

BOSEMAN HAS BEEN

17:50

SELLING USED CARS FOR

17:50

FOUR YEARS.

17:51

>> RESALE VALUE IS NOT

17:52

THEIR NUMBER ONE

17:52

CONCERN?

17:53

>> NO, HONESTLY.

17:53

THAT'S NOT THE NUMBER

17:54

ONE QUESTION I GET.

17:55

IT'S BATTERY LIFE.

17:55

>> Reporter: EVs MADE

17:56

UP 7.3% OF NEW CAR

17:56

SALES EVEN WITH

17:57

GOVERNMENT REBATES AND

17:58

DEALER INCENTIVES.

17:59

>> THERE'S SO MUCH

18:00

DISCOUNTING GOING ON,

18:01

IT'S REALLY HAMMERING

18:03

USED CARS, ESPECIALLY

18:05

THOSE USED EVs,

18:06

SOMETIMES THE DOUBLE

18:07

DOWN EFFECT WHERE A

18:09

LOT OF THAT IS PUSHING

18:11

USED CAR PRICES DOWN.

18:12

>> Reporter: THE IRONY

18:12

THAT LOWER PRICES FOR

18:13

NEW CARS COULD HURT

18:14

DEMAND FOR EVs OVERALL

18:15

AS RESALE VALUES ARE

18:16

DRIVEN DOWN.

18:17

CHRISTINE ROMANS, NBC

18:19

NEWS, JERSEY CITY, NEW

18:20

JERSEY.

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>>> AND NEXT HERE FOR

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>>> FINALLY, THE SMALL

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TOWN THAT SAVED ITSELF

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BY TAPPING INTO A

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LOCAL TRADITION.

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HERE'S MAGGIE VESPA.

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>> Reporter: IN THE

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HUM OF THIS FACTORY IN

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RURAL WISCONSIN LIES

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THE SOUND OF A SMALL

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TOWN'S SECOND WIND.

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THIS STORY BEST TOLD

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OVER A PINT BEGINS IN

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1852 WITH THE BIRTH OF

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THE POTOSI BREWING

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COMPANY, A MAJOR

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EMPLOYER UNTIL THE

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1970s WHEN COMPETITION

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TURNED OFF ITS TAPS.

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>> ALMOST EVERYBODY IN

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POTOSI HAD A RELATIVE

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WHO HAD WORKED THERE.

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>> YEAH, AND IT WAS IN

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EXISTENCE FOR 120

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YEARS.

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>> Reporter: SOON

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POTOSI'S POPULATION

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PLUMMETED.

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ITS BREWERY CRUMBLED

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IN THE '90s GOING UP

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FOR AUCTION.

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LOCAL ARTIST, GARY

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DAVID, BOUGHT IT FOR

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$6,300.

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>> I HAVE FOND

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MEMORIES OF THE

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FOREFATHERS WHO CAME

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BEFORE US AND THOUGHT

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IT WAS WORTH THE

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EFFORT AND RISK.

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>> Reporter: THIS

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INSURANCE AGENT

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LAUNCHED THE POTOSI

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FOUNDATION TO BRING

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THE JOBS BACK.

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>> IT WAS ALL ABOUT

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THE JOBS TO ME.

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>> A WAY OF KEEPING A

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SMALL TOWN ALIVE

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THROUGH BEER.

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>> YEP.

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>> Reporter: FOR YEARS

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THEY FUND-RAISED.

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IN 2008 REBUILDING THE

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TAP ROOM, THEN A NEW

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FACTORY.

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THIS FACILITY IS

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CAPABLE OF PACKAGING

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MORE THAN 80 MILLION

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CANS PER YEAR OF

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POTOSI BEER BUT ALSO

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MORE THAN A DOZEN

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OTHER BEVERAGE

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COMPANIES FROM ACROSS

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THE COUNTRY.

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INDUSTRY BUZZ

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FOLLOWED.

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POTOSI IS NOW HOME TO

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THE NATIONAL BREWERY

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MUSEUM AND ANNUAL

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FESTIVALS.

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>> POTOSI GETS 70,000

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TOURISTS A YEAR?

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>> YES, YES.

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>> THAT'S A LOT OF

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PEOPLE.

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>> THAT'S A LOT OF

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PEOPLE.

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>> HOW GOOD DOES THAT

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BEER TASTE AFTER

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DRIVING 100 MILES?

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>> IT TASTES REALLY

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GREAT.

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>> Reporter: THE TASTE

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OF A TOWN'S COMEBACK.

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MAGGIE VESPA, NBC

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GREAT.

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>> THE TASTE OF A

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NEWS --

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>> CHEERS.

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>> CHEERS.

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>> Reporter: --

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POTOSI, WISCONSIN.

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>>> THAT'S "NIGHTLY

20:27

NEWS" FOR THIS FRIDAY.

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THANKS FOR WATCHING,

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EVERYONE.

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I'M LESTER HOLT.

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PLEASE TAKE CARE OF

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YOURSELF AND EACH

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OTHER.

20:32

GOOD NIGHT.

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