Plus a speed upgrade to 400 megs, free for 2 years. And ask about even more savings with xfinity mobile. Click, call, or visit a store today. Right now on nbc bay area news, the verdict is in, and the reaction is now. One defendant not guilty, the other defendant a hung jury. So whats next in this high profile ghost ship warehouse trial. Goo good evening, thanks for being with us on this prime time edition of bay area news, im raj mathai. One man set free, the other went sent back to jail. Derek almena, and max harris, creative director, both charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. One for each person killed in the warehouse fire. A jury acquitted, three hours ago he walked out of the santa rita jail. The jury deadlocked on almena, ten of the 12 jurors thought he was guilty. You need a unanimous decision to convict. We have had multiple reporters on the story throughout the day. We start tonight with melissa colorado, you have been following this since the beginning. You we
Needed supplies. Our live report just ahead. Sabotage. An American Airlines mechanic accused of tampering with the plane filled with 150 people on board. The pilots forced to abandon takeoff with moments to spare. The suspect facing a judge today. What police are saying was behind the dangerous plot. All that, plus, nbc news exclusive. Did you have anything to do with jennifers disappearance . I did not. The First National interview with the connecticut man charged in the missing mother mystery, and the new arrest this morning. On a roll. Serena williams advances to the u. S. Open final. Just ahead, the royal visitor coming to watch her match tomorrow. And cheese whiz. The Green Bay Packers kick off the season with a win over their rivals, the chicago bears. Today, friday, september 6th, 2019. Announcer from nbc news, this is today with Savannah Guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Hi, everybody. Welcome to today on a friday morning. Nice to have you with us
Wind gusts here. Now with daylight people assessing the damage. We have some flooding and seen tree limbs down, signs and some buildings in the roadways here but really a long the carolinas has they start to clean up and the storm starts to move away, officials including the warning dont let your guard down just yet. Stay home and safe. Dont drive through standing and moving water. If the road is covered with water, turn around. Dont risk your life or the lives of first responders. Now, coastal communities to the north are going to continue to feel the effects of this storm well into the weekend. So dorian finally and thankfully on its way out but not leaving without a fight. Atches and warnings because that certainly can happen. Thats the latest here in wilmington, im jay gray, back to you. Meanwhile, across the battered bahama islands, search and rescue teams continue fanning out to look for survivors and victims. The death toll stands at 30. Forensic teams and the Health Ministry fo
Expect to live a much less during retirement. In 2013 that number had grown to nearly half of all adults. This trend is getting worse but not better. Young families are having more trouble than previous generations to save for retirement. While this problem is that most acute for all middle income families, there are some families who are suffering more than others from the Retirement Crisis and the expected shortfall. Particularly lowincome households are more likely to suffer than high income household. This is true for lowincome households who do not work for an employer who offers Retirement Benefits at work. So what can we do to tackle this problem . Federal and State Governments already offer substantial tax benefits to help people save for retirement. The federal government forgoes with a 100 billion each year tax revenue to incentivize people to save for retirement. States with income tax also encourage workers and their day to save for retirement. Even though federal and State
The best access to congress is n cspan, cspan radio and cspan. Org. And go behind the scenes on capitol hill by following our capitol hill producer craigkaplan and cspan. Next, a look at Social Security, individual retirement accounts and refundable tax credits at an event hosted by the center for American Progress and the new school. The two panels are about an hour and 20 minutes. Shes unfortunately sick. With each passing generation, americas Retirement Crisis is growing. In 1983 almost a third of workingage households could face could expect to learn to live on much less during retirement. By 2013, that number had grown to more than half of all workingage adults, and this trend is getting worse, not better by any measure. Young families are having even more trouble than previous generations to save for retirement. And while this problem is most acute for all middle income families, there are some families who are suffering more than others from the Retirement Crisis and the expecte