good monday morning. i m frances rivera. cracking down on illegal immigration is a cornerstone of president trump s platform. now there s new evidence that another one of his golf clubs was employing undocumented workers. this one 30 miles out of manhattan. several former employees at the westchester county are coming forward to tell their exclusivey with kate snow. reporter: for 14 years, she worked in westchester county, new york. i liked painting, plumbing, everything we have to fix. in the apartment he shares he shows us his uniform and years of pay stubs. she was a seasonal housekeeper for three years, both puebla, mexico. they crossed the border on foot. reporter: why did you come here illegally? to give them a better life. reporter: you wanted to work? yeah. reporter: they both say they presented forged green cards and security cards when hired. reporter: they didn t ask any questions. ons,o nothing. did anyone direct you to get false documents?
awards. early today starts right now. good morning. i m marlie hall in for frances rivera. and i m phillip mena. officials are confirming that a tornado briefly touched down in miami-dade county, florida. the winds were powerful enough to topple over a large truck and knock trees to the ground. homes in the area suffered minor damage. as of 10:00 p.m. last night, nearly 800 households across broward and miami-dade counties were without power. severe weather wreaked havoc in south florida causing flight delays at the ft. lauderdale international airport. as of this morning no injuries have been reported. florida is expecting cooler than average temperaturesed the as the midwest and northeast brace for record cold temperatures. let s go now to nbc meteorologist bill karins tracking it all for us. good morning. germany. in many cases, this will be the coldest since the 1990s a long time ago. we re seeing an expansion of our watches and warnings in the area. now kansas ci
multiple felonies. friday, february 8th, next friday been on the docket forever turns out it s good you only wrote it in in pencil because now you have to either erase it or messily x it out because the sentencing of the president s campaign chair was called off today by the famous judge that oversees manafort s case in virginia although that virginia trial is over and manafort was convicted at that trial of eight felonies, and now virginia court famously likes to get stuff done fast with no delays, that s the court, the so-called rocket docket despite all of that, the sentencing of the president s campaign chair that was sentenced for next week, next friday, that is now indefinitely on hiatus and delayed. the problem is that the whole sentencing process for paul manafort has now been complicated by these new allegations from special counsel robert mueller that manafort breached his plea deal and lied to prosecutors after he agreed to cooperate with them. that specific issue,
vaccinations for their kids. this is nbc nightly news with kate snow. good evening. the president has made no secret of how he feels about people entering the country illegally, but tonight there s evidence that another of his golf clubs, this one just 30 miles north of manhattan, was employing house keepers, maintenance workers and other staff who presented phony documents when they were given the job. the story first reported by the washington post. it s not unusual to find workers, and it s still owned by the president and managed by his sons. for 14 years gab ryll cedano worked in at the trump hotel club in westchester, new york. painting, plumbing, with everything we have to fix? he showed us his uniforms and years of pay stubs. maria was a seasonal housekeeper both from but ebb well, mexico, they crossed the border on foot. why did you come here illegally? to give them a better life. you wanted to work. yeah. do i want to work. maria and gabrie
or messily x it out because the sentencing of the president s campaign chair was called off today by the famous judge that oversees manafort s case in virginia. although that virginia trial is over and manafort was convicted at that trial of eight felonies, and that virginia court famously likes to get stuff done fast with no delays, that s the court, the so-called rocket docket, despite all of that, the sentencing of the president s campaign chair that was sentenced for next week, next friday, that is now indefinitely on hiatus and delayed. the problem is that the whole sentencing process for paul manafort has now been complicated by these new allegations from special counsel robert mueller that manafort breached his plea deal and lied to prosecutors after he agreed to cooperate with them. that specific issue, which manafort is now facing, the question of whether or not he lied to prosecutors, that is going to be the subject of a court hearing for him next week in d.c., a