Police have said that two people died and more than 20 others were injured when this happened sometime between midnight and 1 00 a. M. We are here at what is essentially a strip mall. And outside this business, which is both a bill yards lounge, a private club, there was a group of patrons standing outside, according to police, when this car pulled up, when these three people got out and started shooting, police say, indiscriminately at the crowd. Thats why police are calling this targeted and why its so difficult for a lot of people to comprehend why this would happen. Another person showed up to this scene earlier today saying that they are Son And Nephew were here at the scene as well, and they were injured. Heres what she said. That is my son, my only son, my only child. Hes not a statistic. Hes a graduate from college last year. So hes educated. He was going out with his educated cousin to just celebrate the weekend. And they had not made it into the club as of yet. They said that
america s role in the world of her time in the amana the obama administration. this is just over an hour. good evening, everyone. my name is alissa cohen, aim the deputy director and senior vice president of this wonderful museum and i am proud to welcome you here to tonight s conversation with ambassador samantha power and her good friend, the museum s vice chair and president of the center for the study of anti-semitism, abe foxman. i do need to let you know to turn off your cell phones and that this program is being livestream and also filmed by c-span. ok. became well known for her writing on human rights and won the full of surprise for her 2002 book, a problem from hell: america in age of genocide. she served as foreign policy advisor for obama, and then on the national security council. a steadfast activist, advocate for people and activist for people who need protecting, she authored the responsibility to protect doctrine in was credited as a driving force that
my name is alissa cohen, aim the deputy director and senior vice president of this wonderful museum and i am proud to welcome you here to tonight s conversation with ambassador samantha power and her good friend, the museum s vice chair and president of the center for the study of anti-semitism, abe foxman. i do need to let you know to turn off your cell phones and that this program is being livestream and also filmed by c-span. ok. became well known for her writing on human rights and won the full of surprise for her 2002 book, a problem from hell: america in age of genocide. she served as foreign policy advisor for obama, and then on the national security council. a steadfast activist, advocate for people and activist for people who need protecting, she authored the responsibility to protect doctrine in was credited as a driving force that helped drive qadhafi from power and more. when president obama announced her as u.s. ambassador to the united nations, the young this
good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the museum of jewish heritage. may we remind you that taking a flash photography is strictly prohibited. as a courtesy please silence your cell phones and mobile devices. there will be two, ten minute at during the presentation. finally, we ask that you hold your applause until the start of intermission. thank you for your attention. and now the museum of jewish heritage and the national yiddish theater present and international tribute to elie wiesel, i can be reading of night a community reading of night. into this place and meet those who survived the nightmare. meet them and learn from them how they built on ruins. where did they find the courage to renew a covenant with society and invoke hope for humana s future? i look at their children. i moved to tears. i think of the killers. i moved to anchor. i think of the victims and i moved to despair. but then i think of our children and i move to hope. those were
a big win for erin andrews, $55 million in that trial involving a secretly recorded video of her in her hotel room, but will a higher court find that judgment excessive and will she actually see a smaller amount? and just dropping in. a plane makes an unusual landing at an office park on long island and a very lucky father and daughter have a pair chute to thank for saving their lives. today tuesday, march 8th, 2016. announcer: from nbc news, this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1-a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody, welcome to today on a tuesday morning. look at that landing, i guess you would call it and did you know that a plane could come with a parachute? if you have the option of getting in a plane with a parachute you take that option. absolutely. we will have more on that that in a little bit. a commuter train derailed, its lead car filled with passengers ending up on its side in a creek. let s go to steve part