Now. The night that i win the emmy. Being on the Supreme Court was an improbable dream. Its hard work and its controversial. Without information, there is no freedom. And its journalists who provide that information. Window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11 00. [laughter]. David axelrod, welcome. Good to be here, evan. Congratulations on believer. Thank you. This is a wonderful book and deserves to be a bestseller. Thank you so much. I hope youre very happy with the success. I want to talk about i got to talk about rahm emanuel first. Were sitting here, less than 24 hours as we sit here after the first round, it turns out a first round of the primary for mayor in chicago in which your old friend, your old running buddy rahm emanuel did not clear the 50 threshold. Right. And so it has to go to a runoff. We have seen in texas and elsewhere times when the person who was presumed to win got just below 50, but then when the runoff came it was the opposite result. So why shoul
Headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. Good evening. The changeover weve been talking about has now arrived as we get you situated to head into the weekend overnight. This arctic blast has taken twothirds of the nation and tonight that includes part of the south where they broke a record in atlanta. The northeast is dealing with freezing precip. Full on ice in parts of the northwest while parts of wisconsin are dealing with 55, fivezero inches of snow. And none of this includes the next weather system expected to roll in across the country. We begin tonight with nbcs Gabe Gutierrez in atlanta. Reporter from coasttocoast today the unrelenting, bonechilling wall of arctic air kept marching. In oregon an icy nightmare. Cars and trucks sliding all over. It was so slippery. Like i could barely walk. Reporter record snow piled up fast prompting amazing images on social media. Huge snow drifts blanketing cars, burying backyards and almost reaching old glory. T
A. Theres also a special marine warning. This is the reasoning is based thunderstorms trekking across the water can produce as much as 50 mi. Per hour wind. Can overturn and damage small boats. It lies that any boating should stay on port. Still can produce some very strong winds and perhaps even some formidable hell. Probably less than any size. Nonetheless you want to stand doors until the storms pass. It is possible that we will see frequent lightning and heavy downpours. You have more on the storms. Back to our top story. Live in the citys woodlawn a neighborhood. Distressing news. In 11 of chicago grow rather shocking account of what happened to her yesterday afternoon and which you saw on the back of a white van. The girl told investigators that she was walking home from school yesterday afternoon around 358 mrs at the 1016 east 63rd street location. She told investigators that a man approached her from behind attempting to force her into a white van. The man was wearing a black
The changeover weve been talking about has now arrived as we get you situated to head into the weekend tonight. This arctic blast has taken twothirds of the nation and tonight that includes part of the south where they broke a record in atlanta. The northeast is dealing with freezing precip. Full on ice in parts of the northwest while parts of wisconsin are dealing with 55, fivezero inches of snow. And none of this includes the next weather system expected to roll in across the country. We begin tonight with nbcs Gabe Gutierrez in atlanta. Reporter from coasttocoast today the unrelenting, bonechilling wall of arctic air kept marching. In oregon an icy nightmare. Cars and trucks sliding all over. It was so slippery. Like i could barely walk. Reporter record snow piled up fast prompting amazing images on social media. Huge snow drifts blanketing cars, burying backyards and almost reaching old glory. The frigid temperatures and ice proving to be a challenge for this tv reporter. The midwe
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