trapped for more than a week and the new winter threats we re tracking. protesters and police clashing in atlanta. nearly two dozen now facing domestic terror charges. the ntsb investigating after another norfolk southern train derails in ohio. our one-on-one with transportation secretary pete buttigieg. we asked should the company be forced to pause operations? jurors in the alex murdaugh double murder trial breaking their silence. what they say about his decision to take the stand. and he was the last original member of a legendary rock band. remembering guitarist gary rossington. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening, everyone. and thank you for joining us. chilling images tonight appear to show four americans kidnapped at gunpoint moments after crossing from texas into mexico on friday. tonight the fbi asking for the public s help, offering a $50,000 reward to help locate the americans who were attacked by armed men after crossin
and my guest today is baaba maal, a world renowned musician whose roots lie in northern senegal. his voice, guitar and rhythms have won him worldwide acclaim over five decades. he s sometimes labelled the voice of the sahel . but how much influence can that voice yield? baaba maal, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. well, it s great to have you back in this hardtalk studio. now, you have a new album out, being your first for several years and i was interested to see the other day you describe yourself these days as an elder. does it mean your music is sort of changing as you gain more and more experience and wisdom? it s not changing at all. it s just coming to this natural way of playing music. maybe it s a kind of reflecting of the first way i was writing songs, where i was much more relaxed, not under pressure, not in a hurry, just taking a lot of pleasure of being into a studio, sitting in the middle of a garden and picking up my guitar and playing music, and songs come
i m olly foster. the cape town collapse, england s women are heading home home from the t20 world cup but there s another hundred for harry.brook keeps england s men on top in new zealand. and graham potter opens up about his personal struggles as he tries to turn around chelsea s fortunes it s probably the toughestjob in football and there are lots of factors for that. all eyes on wembley an hampden on sunday. we ll look ahead to league cup finals in england and scotla nd and the focus in welsh rugby returns to the pitch, we ll look ahead to another six nations weekend evening, for the past few weeks in south africa, england s women looked like the team most likely to end australia stranglehold on the t20 world cup. but they came up short against the hosts. chasing a very gettable 165, england were on course for sunday s final, but simply unravelled, as south took late wickets to win by six runs. england s mattress began the chase really well but they took catches for the fi
it s as you were in scotland, but celtic s 5 1win over st mirren wasn t as straightforwrd as it sounds. arsenal s women end their four year wait for a trophy, beating chelsea in the league cup final. also coming up in the programme. sawyers soars to gold in istanbul. and red bull make the perfect start to the formula one season, with max verstappen back on top of the podium. hello and welcome to sportsday. good evening. we ll start with that astonishing game at anfield, where liverpool blew manchester united away. it finished 7 0, six of the goals coming in the second half as united simply disintegrated. that is liverpool s biggest win over their great rivals, and for united, that equals their record defeat. joe lynskey reports. with these two great clubs, superiority is often shifting. 11 months ago, liverpool won this game 4 0, now united came here ten points clear of them in the league. at anfield, they know this match can change the mood, it is the home side who need that