That some viewers may find upsetting but our programme pays tribute but our next programme pays tribute to the skill and bravery of journalists. Extraordinary scenes from some of the most remarkable events of the year. Captured, often at great risk, and after much endeavour. Who are the journalists who bring us these films . And what motivates them to tell such stories . Some of the most striking news footage we see on screen doesnt come from Mainstream Media and staff reporters. Come from Mainstream Media and their staff reporters. There is a collection ofjournalists who operate independently working in places few are willing to visit to bring us some of the most important stories of our time. These freelancers are honoured by the rory peck award named after the freelance cameraman who was killed in moscow covering the october coup in 1993. His memory lives on through the trust which works on behalf of freelance camera crews. This years films have been dominated by the war in syria an
Of the most remarkable events of the year. Captured, often at great risk, and after much endeavour. Who are the journalists who bring us these films . And what motivates them to tell such stories . Some of the most striking news footage that we see on screen doesnt come from Mainstream Media and their staff reporters. There is a collection ofjournalists often operating independently, sometimes picking up a camera for the first time, working in places few are willing to visit to bring us some of the most important stories of our time. These freelancers are honoured each year by the rory peck award named after the freelance cameraman who was killed in moscow covering the october coup in 1993. His memory lives on through the trust which works on behalf of freelance camera crews. This years films have been dominated by the civil war in syria and the grinding and costly campaign against the so called Islamic State. But theyve also featured conflict of a different sort in washington and on t
Suspended for another incident just weeks before. And nbc news exclusive. Faye dunaway breaks her silence. Can you laugh about it . No. Why she says she still hasnt recovered today. Tuesday, april 25th, 2017. From nbc news, this is need with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie live from studio 1 a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning. Welcome to today on a tuesday morning. If theres stages of grief, i guess shes not quite at the were ready to laugh about it moment. As we approach the 100day mark of this administration, i think the president should sign an executive order making it okay. I know. To move on. Well have more interview with faye dunaway, first, the deadline to keep the government operating and not shutting down. President trump indicated that hes willing to drop his border wall funding demand to get a deal. We have several reports. Well start with Peter Alexander at the white house. Good morning, peter. Reporter good morning to you. The initial 1. 4 billion price tag to begin bui
President trump waited for the senate to confirm attorney general Jeff Sessions. That is not the way it turned out. Here is a look at her speech. [applause] sally yates camile, thank you for a beautiful and generous introduction. Dean minow, distinguished faculty, family, friends, and most of all to the graduates of the Harvard Law School class of 2017, thank you for inviting me to share in this special day with you. It is such a privilege for me to be here. And to the graduates of the class of 2017, i want to say congratulations. You have worked incredibly hard to get here today, and i hope that you will take a moment to really let the full weight of your accomplishment sink in, and that you will revel in this a little bit, and to the parents of the graduates that are here today, you have to feel a tremendous sense of pride and sheer joy in what your children have accomplished. Congratulations to the moms and dads here as well. [applause] mrs. Yates dean minow, i cannot let this momen
President trump waited for the senate to confirm attorney general Jeff Sessions. That is not the way it turned out. Here is a look at her speech. [applause] sally yates camile, thank you for a beautiful and generous introduction. Dean minow, distinguished faculty, family, friends, and most of all to the graduates of the Harvard Law School class of 2017, thank you for inviting me to share in this special day with you. It is such a privilege for me to be here. And to the graduates of the class of 2017, i want to say congratulations. You have worked incredibly hard to get here today, and i hope that you will take a moment to really let the full weight of your accomplishment sink in, and that you will revel in this a little bit, and to the parents of the graduates that are here today, you have to feel a tremendous sense of pride and sheer joy in what your children have accomplished. Congratulations to the moms and dads here as well. [applause] mrs. Yates dean minow, i cannot let this momen