and we re doing it. a new stadium, maybe even a super bowl. what another redskins move could mean for d.c., maryland and virginia. the information now at risk and how it could be connected to russia. and on the brink. the local group scrambling to save a she for domestic violence victims. we serveeod nd your hel news 4 at 1ta n. we started the process, those words from dan snyder, talking about designing a new stadium for the washgt redskins. he hopes to one day bring a super bowl to the nation s capitol. we have coverage for to you night, including what it means for d.c., maryland and virginia. we begin with jason pugh. jason? fedex field was built back in 1997. according toea owner dan snyder, he feels it is time to start looking for a new home. during an interview with comcast sportsnet today, snyder says the team has plans to build a new stadium but gave no official time line for approval. he is still exg l h options. whether it s washington, d.c., wheth
worries about a spike in dangerous childhood diseases as more and more parents refuse to have their children vaccinated. and, having a ball, a decorated combat veteran having the time of his life. so what if he s the oldest guy on the court. nightly news begins now. from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. good evening. i m lester holt sitting in for brian tonight. we begin with two powerful storms far from land that are still managing to pose a deadly double threat on beaches along the west and east coasts of the united states tonight, killing at least three people so far. here s the scene south of los angeles where they are seeing waves of historic proportions pounding the beaches courtesy of tropical storm marie threatening homes and putting swimmers at grave risk. now the view from the atlantic coast from the rockaways in new york city, high waves and rip currents are being churned up and down the east coast pow
public ceremony. thanks for joining us tonight. i m laura evans. we begin tonight with the reason at least half a million people are in the district this weekend, president obama s second inauguration. it is an event that expanded into a weekend full of exciting festivities. fox 5 s audrey barnes is in the newsroom with a rundown on today s events. a smaller crowd is expected for tomorrow s public swearing in than the one four years ago when barack obama took office for the first term. even though it s the second time around for the president and his supporters some of those planning to attend say it still feels fresh and new and most importantly, historic. i, barack obama, do solemnly swear president obama s second term officially began at noon today when he took the oath of office in a private white house ceremony. it s the public ceremony on the west front of the capitol monday that lured people from around the country to d.c. for some it s a repeat trip. absol
good night. barbara walters in a hospital tonight. thanks. we are now officially in term 2 of president obama. it s the true test of any democracy. transition of power without a hitch. today the president officially beginning his second term as we count down to the main public event tomorrow the inaugural address. so what will president obama tell americans he will do about the deadlock that is gripping dc? what can we expect to see ore the next four years? we have live fox team coverage. also the bloody hostage crisis at the oil plant in the african desert. now worse than any one first thought. what they are finding as forces finally secure the scene. plus the fate of the american hostages and the hunt for the so-called one eyed terrorist who has taken credit for the deadly siege. i am harris falkner. we begin with the oath. preserve, protect and defend. the constitution of the united states. the constitution of the united states. so help you god. so he
good evening, i m lester holt sitting in for brian. we shudder at the thought as to how the lead of this broadcast might have rea that s because the story begins with an armed man entering a grade school and pulling the trigger. the word of shots fired inside mcnair discovery learning center in decatur, georgia, was quickly followed by images of s.w.a.t. teams surrounding the school, children being hurried to safety by teachers. a scene we have witnessed far too many times with horrifying outcomes. this time thankfully no one was injured, but as the school year begins around the country, today s scare raises new and difficult questions about what we have really learned from the newtown tragedy. nbc s gabe gutierrez joins us from decatur now with details. gabe? reporter: lester, all 800-plus students have been accounted for tonight, and no injuries have been reported. visitors are supposed to be buzzed into the school, but somehow the suspect got through. a terrifying scen