So americans are not very reflective. That its wonderful to have love, but where is the interior of our soul . Do we think about where we fit in to the dysfunctions . The word that he wouldnt necessarily understand. But its one thats very owerful. When we distrust politicians are we really saying that we istrust ourselves . What is so great about the United States . We acknowledge these types of breakages between ourselves and the outcome of policy. He would say it does not fit very well, that we distrust institutions in a country we profess to love. Join me in thanking dr. Farrier. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2014] on the next washington journal, Kevin Kuhlman looks at how the Health Care Laws impacting Small Businesses round the country. Then Brian Moulton on samesex marriage. Demrt Obama Administration released its final Cybersecurity Framework report. Guidelines for companies to improve security. On tues
Today as a Public Service by your cable provider. Coming up in a moment, the final program in our first lady series with a look at their role and influence in history. Followed by ken ham and bill merits ofating the evolution and creationism. Then the bbc first correspondent jane little. She delivered the keynote address on medias coverage of religion. The first ladies worked to make the white house a family home. Tonight, on our series finale, we will look back at the lives of these women from Martha Washington to Michelle Obama, how the role of first lady has evolved, and how certain individuals have helped define the job. Good evening and welcome as we spend the next few hours wrapping up our yearlong series. What is going to be important about these final two hours is you. We hope that you will be a major part of our program tonight by calling us, sending us tweets, or posting on facebook what you have learned or questions about some of the history we have had on display during the
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Nightly news begins right now. From nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. Good evening. Hurricane matthew, the most powerful atlantic storm in nearly a decade is taking aim at cuba and haiti at this hour, on a slow and deadly march that could impact the United States by the end of the week. Floridas governor in fact has already declared a state of emergency. But the immediate concern right now, are the caribbean islands where the category 4 storm is expected to drop rain amounts measured in feet, triggering floods and mudslides. This view of the monstrous storm is captured from the International Space station. The eye clearly visible as sustained winds up to 140 Miles Per Hour swirl around it. Already there have been three stormrelated deaths. Our Gabe Gutierrez is in haiti now with the latest. Reporter tonight Hurricane Matthew is pounding the most vulnerable, lashing southwestern haiti, as it slowly churns up the caribbean. Drenching jama