Winning ticket, saturday, august 17th, 2013. Live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Welcome to today. Im erica hill there im Thomas Roberts filling in for lester holt. Jenna and dylan filling in. Were closer. Were in sort of temporary digs in the studio. Its like weve set up a studio in our home. Yes. Im hanging on i feel like im rolling away. On the ends, right . Excuse me. Ill talk to you later. Dont move the desk. Regardless for me this is the big dance, to be here with you. Happy to have you. I hope you dont mind that i got you all something. Oh no. Oh no. We dont have enough. I got you fantastic. One for jenna, youre pure joy. Pure. Yellow. For dylan because you are brilliant and bright. Purple for you, it matches my tie. Were dating this morning. Wrist corsages. I wanted to impress all of you. A belly corsage. So ill be invited back. I wish i had gotten you something except all we have is this screw thomas found on the floor. I dont think we should be worried about the tempora
Made enough money in a week to head off to college today. Nightly news begins now. Announcer from nbc news World Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. Good evening. Im lester holt sitting in for brian. The world can only stand by and watch in horror today as one of the most vital countries in the middle east spiralled deeper into chaos and maybe even civil war. In egypt, two days after hundreds of its supporters died in the face of a government crackdown, the Muslim Brotherhood made good on its promise to take to the streets again in what it billed as a day of rage. The outcome was the one many feared. Tonight an estimated 100 people are dead in cairo and other egyptian cities, and, once again, our Richard Engel was there to witness it all. He joins us now from cairo. Richard, good evening. Reporter good evening, lester. There are now open battles between supporters of egypts democratically elected president and the military who removed him. And today
Good evening. Im lester holt sitting in for brian. The world can only stand by and watch in horror today as one of the most vital countries in the middle east spiraled deeper into chaos and maybe even civil war. In egypt, two days after hundreds of its supporters died in the face of a government crackdown, the Muslim Brotherhood made good on its promise to take to the streets again in what it billed as a day of rage. The outcome was the one many feared. Tonight an estimated 100 people are dead in cairo and other egyptian cities, and, once again, our Richard Engel was there to witness it all. He joins us now from cairo. Richard, good evening. Reporter good evening, lester. There are now open battles between supporters of egypts democratically elected president and the military that removed him. And today the two sides clashed violently here in cairo. In cairos ramses square, just protesters denounced egypts militarybacked government. But after just three hours, it turned. Gunshots rang
A record crowd of garden-lovers enjoyed a beautiful, sunny day exploring six private gardens during The Villagers’ 31st annual Garden Tour on March 2. From lush to impeccably manicured, the gardens reflected the individuality of their owners who are passionate about their gardens. Visitors enjoyed finding unique touches such as striking tablescapes, vintage farm tools
Every summer for the past 19 years, teen student producers have met to decide a theme for the annual Holocaust Impact Theater production. The new show, called PLEDGE, will be performed at 7 p.m., March 7-9 at the Alper JCC Miami’s Robert Russell Theater, 11155 SW 112nd Ave. This project, a labor of love and hours of dedication, continues to build a legacy of teen education and empowerment with the underlying goal of promoting Holocaust education and remembrance.