impeachment investigation. onslaught, new air strikes and heavy ground fighting as turkey s military offensive against a key u.s. ally enters day three. the death toll grows, tens of thousands forced to flee. just ahead, richard engel live from the front lines. all of that, plus faa under fire, the damning new findings on how those 737 max jets were certified to fly. reckless driving, new details on what caused kevin hart s car crash and what he is saying about it this morning. and girl power, we re going big for international day of the girl, featuring inspiring young women, a special announcement from michelle obama, and a live concert from our plaza, today is friday, october 11, 2019. from nbc news, this is today with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and good morning, everybody. welcome to a very special edition of today, whns t world on our plaza? girls do. it s international day of the girl, and we have so many i
payment of $5 million to eligible black adults. at the payment are estimated to top $100 billion and that s much more than the cds $14 billion budget. and my saying is going to be a solution to fix all the social ills that racism created, no, but i think it could provide some economic equality is a city and as a country, definitely. san francisco is one of many cities considering reparations on a state level, california is home into the first in the nation state reparations task force, under its recommendation. $1.2 million. critics say reparations could be fiscally irresponsible considering california is facing $23 billion budget deficit. proposals, caused would be absolutely enormous. also in california, community leaders are pushing for reparations by family who were forced to move so that dodger stadium could be built back in the 1950s. majority of those displaced were latino families, as for the state reparation task force report, scheduled to go to the governor
will we learn his defense? and fall ln, the father. the tonight show host on being a dad, dirt, and diapers. don t ask me. yes, i did. i got away with it. i wear adult diapers. i didn t want to bring it up. perhaps too revealing interview. today is tuesday, june 9th, 2015. good morning, everyone. welcome to today. it s a tuesday morning and still no sign of the two escaped inmates from upstate new york. a lot of people nervous in this area and all around the country. it s the top story, escaped murders. entering its fourth day as we learn ability the alleged help they may have received from inside the prison. miguel almaguer has the latest on that. good morning to you. matt, good morning. desmite the massive manhunt and the $100,000 reward, there s stillo e ono sign of the convicts, but at the prison, employees being questioned. employees hope they have clues to what wenthappened here. outside the prison walls and within, urgency. this morning, new questions a
kentucky. fox business will bring it to you live. a top aid saying the president will once again speak directly to the american people away from the dc noise. it s important for him to stay connected to the folks who truly supported him throughout this unbelievable journey. but he also wants to make sure that people understand what he s trying to do with health care in this country and making sure that all americans don t just have coverage, but they have the care that they need. we spend every waking moment in the white house making sure that americans who are sick, have what they need to be well. he spends every waking moment making sure america is a better place. so you will see about budget, about taxes, getting rid of regulation and, yes, about health care. liz: let s take it to our own jeff flock live on the scene in louisville. jeff. i tell you. if you thought there was any kind of fading of the enthusiasm for donald trump, there you go, given that poll that showed
himself. hey, good morning, everyone, on a momentous and multilayered day in american politics. with voters in two key states heading out to vote. in south carolina, the republican primary, which is really been a nasty race at points, donald trump is hoping to pull out his second win. meantime, what jeb bush said last night that has people wondering if his campaign is all but over if he doesn t finish strongly in south carolina. race against bernie sanders for hillary clinton in the caucuses today. a nail-biter. and there s another political layer to all of this. president obama is spending the weekend studying that binder full of potential nominees for the supreme court. even though republicans in congress have said they may block anyone that the president puts forward. we re covering every angle of we re going to start with abc s tom llamas who s in charleston, south carolina. good morning. reporter: the polls are open here in south carolina and the gop candidates