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people killed in the strike. matthew harding says the men were all valued team members, to whom we were very close. it was a tragic loss. he and the men were working as security and safety advisers to the convoy and they were returning to the compound after delivering food aid. he said their roles were to ensure that the convoy followed its safety procedures and stays on the correct route and to be on hand should anything untoward occurred. he adds that the man would also have worked to remove people from immediate danger should the convoy had come underfire. here in cornwall, the flag and the rugby football club where james henderson played, is flying at half mast today in his memory. internationally, there has been widespread condemnation of the strike and world leaders are calling for an explanation. the foreign secretary lord cameron has spoken to the media about the deaths of the aid workers. here s what he had to say. the dreadful events at the last two day is our ....
pushed to make his case federal? then, thousands of escape burning man after being trapped by rain and mud and escapee shares his midnight hike and how he got out. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening, once again, i m stephanie ruhle, live from msnbc headquarters at 30 rock. late today, a federal judge handed down the most severe punishment for any of the more than 1000 people charged in connection with the attack on the capital. 39 year old enrique tarrio, faith one-time leader of the far-right group, the proud boys, was sentenced to a total of 22 years behind bars. feds say he played a key role in orchestrating the insurrection, even though he wasn t even in d.c. on that day. but on the eve of january 6th, tarrio tory it was currently missing the founder of the oath keepers militia. he was found guilty of seditious conspiracy, and he was sentenced to 18 years in prison. the push online. just make sure my guys are okay. tomorrow. i ve ....
his father mohammad says asif was targeted for this article he wrote about an anti india militant. translation: everyone knows he is innocent. i he is a professional reporter and was jailed for his writing about the militancy. they wanted to make an example out of him. so otherjournalists don t dare to cover topics the government does not approve of. at the time of his arrest, asif s daughter was six months old. areeba might have been reunited with herfather when he was given bail last year. but on the day of his release, new charges were brought. asif was kept in jail. it s part of a troubling pattern. journalist sajjad guljailed for a criminal conspiracy. well known magazine editor fahad shah arrested on terrorism charges. whenever they re granted bail, new cases are filed to keep them in custody. most recently, irfan meraj, who has worked with international outlets, jailed for alleged links to terrorfunding. this complex, which now houses an office of the kashmir pol ....
the president raised about tiktok. the new 3d images of the collapsed bridge in baltimore. what they reveal. the american tourists who say their cruise ship stranded them on an island off africa. their race to get back onboard. our nbc news exclusive. how a group in a dozen states is bringing the bible to school students. and the school heroes keeping music alive in l.a. schools, and the outpouring of support after an oscar-winning film. announcer: this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening and welcome. an unsettled night ahead for potentially 53 million people living in areas at risk from another night of severe weather. tonight, the cleanup is barely under way after violent weather barreled through parts of oklahoma, missouri, illinois, indiana, and kentucky, toppling trees and knocking off power across sections of the midwest and ohio valley. at least nine tornadoes were reported. tonight, the severe weather risk is spreading east, with 41 ....
the seaport would be locked, and no commercial ships can go there and pick up all the food. supply will be stopped. we calculated over 200,000 families would be affected, losing their livelihood, probably for a generation, 25 years. the clean up would have cost $20 billion, that s the best estimate that we received. in 1989, the exxon valdez spill leaked hundreds of thousands of gallons of crude into the gulf of alaska, a slick that covered over 1,000 miles of coastline. even now, pockets of oil are still being discovered. yet on yemen s fso safer, four times as much oil. this is big. and i looked at the first price tag of, how are we going to raise $141; million? in the end, after two years and between 23 countries, private companies and even the general public, enough funds were raised to launch an operation to transfer the oil. an elementary school in bethesda, maryland. kids, six, seven, eight years old, heard about this and went out and raised. they sold lemonade o ....