i m not a criminal. why are they treating us this way? says this vendor who didn t want to be identified. i just went home. it was hard for me to sleep. i was wondering how they would be able to feed the children, to pay the rent. she works for the parish and is trying to find a way to help the vendors. san jose police say they only responded because of community complaints. but nbc bay area has learned the the county environmental health department is cracking down on street vendors without permits county wide, ahead of next year s super bowl at levi stadium. after several unreturned phone calls we went directly to the the environmental health office and asked for the director who spoke with guadalupe church. i m looking for susan lou. i m right here. can you give me one second. she referred me to her boss who late this afternoon confirmed the county is working with super bowl organizers to address if permits let supervisors before the big game. instead of cl
right now. from nbc news world headquarters in new york this is nbc nightly news. reporting tonight lester holt. good evening. is it safe to go there? against the speck tor of terrorism it s a question so many ask before venturing off on overseas vacations these days. sadly for dozens of tourist who is are about to visit one of the important museums of the arab world, the answer proved no at least for today. in tunisia s mediterranean capital armed gunmen opened fire. they killed at least 19 people and wounded around 50. most of them vacationers from europe. many had just arrived on cruise ships. nbc s katy tur has been working this story for us all day and has more. reporter: guns drawn, tunisian officers scramble to evacuate tourists from the museum. one describes her terror as police told her to get out fast saying you must run, you must run. the gunmen killed at least 19 people. others were held hostage. tunisian forces finally killed two gunmen but others may sti